The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-27
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sonnel of the committee was made here Saturday by Borden Burr. state chairman. and it included leaders in every line of activity, one of the strongest campaign committees which has ever been assembled in Bir- mingham.
 Although the active campaign will not start until October, 1t Is planned to make it short and decisive, and with this in view the smallest detail of the organization Is to be worked out in advance. The statewide or- ganization Is rapidly being perfected and strong local committees have already been organized in all of the larger cities.
 The first meeting of the Birming- ham and Ensley alumni Is to be he'd Monday night at s o'clock at the Tut wiler hotel to make plans for sure and prompt success for the cam paign. pr. George H. Denny, presi- dent. and pr. P. P. Claxton, provost of the university, will leave here Monday to be present at the meeting
 The support given by men and women of prominence and influence in all parts of the state." said MT. Burr. 'is an important indication of success for the campaign. They ap- preciate the value of the work which the university has done for the stat and they are determined that this work shall go forward. The uni versity must have s1.0o0,000 for inn peratively needed expansion. and with the support of these leaders in al r4u N( fkA lot fident of complete success for the movement"
 The personnel of the Birmingham and Jefferson committees is:
 Local Committees
 Adger Committee-W. R. Parsons, w. B. Parsons, J. F. Stinnett.
 Bessemer Committee-Judge J. C.. Gwin, ". S. Welch, George Ross, E. L.~Huey. Judge L. H. Ethridge. 8. c. Perry. L. L. Vann. Sam Brick, J.. N. Leggett, J. E. Haffner.
 Birmingham Committee (AlumnD- Fucker Agee. Lamar Aldridge, John w. Altman, Borden Burr. G. L. Bail CTS. s. J. Bowie. M. M. Baldwin, John M. Bradley. Hugo L. Black, Jelks Cabaniss. Phares Coleman. W. w. Crawford, Jr., Gov. B. B. Conner. H. L. Cobbs, Chapel Cory, Jr. D. M. lIs r. Drennen. Brewer Dixon, Evans Dunn Fulenwider. A. M. Garber, J. NJ. Gi,- lespie. O. c. Gresham. Yanvey w. Goodall. Hudman Hopson, H. R. Howze, Rev. W. c. Henry, Robert Jemison, Jr., F. M. Jackson, Jr., For ney Johnston, l.. M. Karpeles, Griffin Lampkin. Dr. S. L. Ledbetter, NJ. B. Lanier, Benjamin Leader, Dr. Joseph Leland, F. D. McArthur. J. W. Mo- Queen. Jr., w. l.. Martin. R. G. Mushat, pr. W. P. McCrossin. pr. l.. S. McLester. M. P. Northington, A. w Nelson, Erie Pettus. W. V. M. Rob- ertson, Jr., H. R. Robinson. P. T. Ses- sions. J. F. stallings. Judge J. e.. Smith. L. L. Saks. P. A. Smith, F. E.. Spain, c. F. Talley. J D. Truss, J. R. Tate. E. M. Tutwiler. Jr.. w. M. Walk. CT, Sterling Wood. c. R. wheeiock. Dr. B. l.. Wyman, Harry J. White, F. s. White, Jr., J. Edgar Bowron. Other citizens: A. J. Arrant, James Bonnyman, George w. Connors. George Gordon Crawford, Murray Brown, Frank Crockard. Crawford Johnson. s. c. King. c. L. Moss. J. D. Moore, J. w. Mcqueen. Frank Nelson. Louis Pizitz. Erskine Ram say, H. U. Sims, Hubert Scruggs, E. H. Cabaniss.
 Tarrant Committee-W. W. Wells, Dr. l.. w. Hubbard, Ellis Bynum, w. R. King. w. F. Deshazo, D. L. Black, T. L. Clay.
 Village Springs Committee-Mrs. George T. Posey, John P. Cowden. Oliver Campbell. J. D. Arnold. w. w. Wells (of Tarrant).
 Warrior Committee--W. A. Rogers and w. L. Haigler.