The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-12
SLOGAN ADOPTED RIVER AMENDMENT Judge Fort Appoints Women on Campaign Committee.
 List Made Public

Vote for the second amendment on No. vember 21.
 That's the slogan which has been adopted by the state campaign commit tee for the county river amendment.
 In view of the fact that there are three amendments which are to be voted on by the electors of Alabama at the coming most voters to read through all the legal phraseology which appears on the bal lots, the committee decided on this shor. slogan yesterday.
 It was pointed out by members of the committee yesterday that in voting for the second amendment, known as the county river amendment, the people Of counties outside Jefferson are assuming no obligations of any kind, but are tional prohibition which prevents an election in Jefferson county.
 Judge William E. Fort, state campaign manager, yesterday made the first move in the determination to have the women voters take an equal part in the cam paign when he named a number of Jeff ferson county women on the campaign COlIliliiltcc uc llSl ttHHoulCcu ycSlcIuAy includes Mrs. Louie w. S. Brooks, Bes- semer; Mrs Macie E. Jones, Adair; Mrs. Annie Parsons, Adger; Mrs. J. w. Hud- dleSton, Johns; Mrs. R. F. Stanley, Ad- ger. Route 2. and Mrs. J. B. Vines, Short Creek.
 Judge Fort completed part of the cam paign committee for Jefferson county for precincts lying outside the city lin- it's yesterday, and it, is announced that ,1l will ha iniC ChnI xrrttlN next two or three days. The list made public by the chairman yesterday in- cludes:
 Precinct 1, Williams-J w. Moore, chairman. McCalla: G. T. Abernatny, Bessemer. R. F. D. 3; J. S. Massey, Bes- semer, R. F. D. 3; Marshall Vines, Me Calla; w. A. Hassell, McCalla, and w.. C. Howton, McCalla.
 Precinct 2. Jonesboro-Arthur Houstonf chairman, Jonesboro; J. R. E. Houston, Jonesboro; Ira Parson. c. M. Lacy, Dr. George w. Patton and William Il Thomas. Il of Jonesboro.
 Precinct 3, Johns-Felix M. Parsons, chairman, Johns; E. M. Parsons, Adger; M. L. Howton. Adger: T. D. Howton, Johns; J. w. Huddleston, Johns. and w. E. Coburne. beii Sumpter.
 Precinct 4, Aaron-It. r. Stanley. Ad- ger R. F. D. s, chairman. D. F. Stages. Sr.. Adger, R. F. D. 2; E. A. Willley, Adger R. F. D. 1; J. W. Howton, Adger. R. F. D. 2; J. M Gwin, Adger, R. F. D. ?; T. c. Harris, Jr.. Adger, F. F. D. 2.
 Precinct 5, Short Creek-Dr. J. b. Vines, Courthouse chairman; F. r. Sal ter, Short Creek; J. B. Hammond, Short Creek; A. J. Carmichael Short Creek; w. w. Glaze, Bessemer, R. r. D. D; E. E. Vines, Short Creek.
 Precinct G. Robbins Cross Roads-D. l. Lawler. Quinton, R. F. D. l. chairman; J. E. Manning, Quinton, R. F. D. l; H. H. Stanley, Quinton, R. F. D. l; w. A. Robbins Quinton, k. r. D. l; R. k. Rasco, Quinton, R. r. D. 1:NJ. $. Cog gins, Dora, R. F. D. 1.
 Precinct 6, Bioby's Store-James Bihoy, Quinton, R. r. D. l, chairman: William Bibby, Quinton, R. F. D. l.
 Precinct :. Dolomite-D. w. Brown. chairman, Dolomite A. R. Crowder. D. E. Kulgar, William J. Lawrence, Charles P. Reynolds and J. w. Mirns, all or Dolomite.
 Precinct ', Cottage IIill-W. T. Bridges. Ensley, R. F. D. l. chairman; J. w. Coffman. Ensey, R. F. D. 1: W. E. Chapman. Ensley R. F. D. 1: F. F. Reynolds, Ensley, R. F. D. 1; w. G.. Rusk, Ensley, R. F. D. l.
 Precinct s. Oxmoor--J. N. Curl OK moor, chairman R. A. McBride.
 Precinct g. Birmingham, Box l, Dunn's 8 Store-L. Bowen, Barley building. chair man; W. T. Nunlee, courthouse; R. ". Ray, L. E. Crump Frisco roundhouse: c. II. Dunn. John c. Morrow. court house.
 Precinct g. Box 2. Graymont Fire Sta tion-R- c. Cadden. chairman; Rev. Dim brough, Gam Locasco. w. B. Rowe, R. B. Tarpley George w. Courson.
 Precinct g. Box 3. Hamilton's Drug Store-George W. Hamilton, courthouse. chairman; J. l.. Burgess, c. w Cope land. w. A. Crumley. Hugh Wildsmith and R. c. Walton.
 Precinct il, Tarrant City and Eoyles- John r. Russell, Boyles. chairman; Thomas L. Cla.-, Boyles: C. l.. Drake. Boyles; J. A. Duncan. Boyles: r. L. Erwin. Boyles. and w. R. King, Boylea