The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-25
COUNTY CHA|RMEN
 APPOINTED FOR ]. MEMORIAL DRIVE
Organizations In All Units of State But One Complet- ed and Ready For Cam
 paign to Start Friday
Statement. May i2. 1919.

The campaign to honor Alabama's he- roes with a state memorial building at the capital, Montgomery, has been or- ganized with chairmen in all of the ooun- ties, with one exception, and beat com mittees in many of the precincts of the various political subdivisions of the state. In addition to this, many of the civic and patriotic organizations among the women have their separate forces at work, ready for the drive which begins Friday this week and concludes July 4. State Campaign Director W. $. Stallings has announced the following county chairmen, nearly all of whom are ex- perienced workers in the various war ac- tivities that have been successfully con ducted during Americas participation in the world war, and since the armistice was signed
 Autauga, Judge c. E. Thomas. Pratt vile.
 Baldwin, pr. J. c. Mcleod, Bay Min cite.
 Barbour, w. H. Merrill Eufaula Bibb, Prof. J. w. Watson, Centreville. Blount, William Hagood Oneonta- Bullock, Henry J. Rosentih1, Union Springs.
 Butler, c. F. Hamilton, Greenville. Calhoun, H. B. Rudisell, Anniston. Chambers, Sam H. Oliver Lafayette. Cherokee, J. F. Brown, Center. Chiffon, G. S. Walker, Clanton. Choctaw,, W. J. Dansley. Butler. Clarke, T. J. Bedsole, Grove Hill. Clay, w. M. Lackey, Ashland.
 Cleburne, Prof. E. J. Ianders, Heflin. Coffee, J. A. Carnley, Elba.
 Colbert. W. H. Shaw, Tuscumbia. Conecuh, R. F. Groom, Evergreen. TD Covington, c. A. O'Neal, Andalusia. Crenshaw, James M. Cody, Luverne. Cullman, D. c. Schlosser, Cullman. Dale Frank Howell, Ozark
 Dallas, H. c. Armstrong, Selma. DeKalb, J. M. Tucker, Fort Payne. Fillmore, S. B. Rennaeu, Wetumpka. Escambia, Prof. w. T. Powers, Brew ton.
 Etowah, Judge John H. Disque, Gads- den.
 Fayette, H Willis May. Fayette. Franklin, T. H. Roberson, Russellville. Geneva, c. D. Carmichael, Geneva. Greene, Fred Aldriedge. Eutaw. Hale, J. H. James, Greensboro.
 Henry, J. B. Espy. Abbeville, and D. c. Halstead, Headland.
 Houston, R. c. Williams, Dothan. Jefferson, Erskine Ramsay, Birming- ham.
 Lamar, W. c. Thompson, Vernon. Lauderdale, D. O. Warren, Florence. Lawrence, Judge J. E. Kumpe. Jr., Moulton.
 Lee, Charles Schaefer, Opelika. Limestone. w. T. Saunders, Athens. Lowndes, Arthur B. Hall, Benton. Macon, Prof. W. B. Riley, Tuskegee. Marengo, l.. L. Shertzer, Demopolis. Marion, Ernest B. Fite, Hamilton. Marshall, o. D. Street, Guntersville. Mobile, W. H. Reynalds, Mobile. Monroe, A C. Lee, Monroeville. Montgomery, A c. Davis. Montgomery Morgan, A E. Jackson, Hartselle. Perry, Henry P. White. Marion.
 Pickens, Judge B. G. Robinson. Carroll ten.
 Pike, John W. Bowers, Troy.
 Randolph, B. J. Hooten. Roanoke. Russell, Boswell Waddell. Scale. and [. H Boykin, Pittsview.
 St. Clair, l.. Ernest Garrett, Ashville, and Sumter Cogswell. Pell City.
 Shelby, Fred G. Koenig, Columbiana- Sumter, P. B. Jarrnan, Livingston. Talladega, S. P. Mcdonald, Sylacauga. Tallapoosa, Henry O. Garrett. Dadeville. Tuscaloosa, pr. George H. Denny, Tus- caloosa-
 Walker, Charles Bankhead. Jr., Jasper Washington. Charles c. Smith. Chatom Wilcox, Claude Hardy. Camden.
 Winston, A. B. Curtis, Double Springs