The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
City Committee Named On
 HighWay Bond Campaign
General Meeting of County and City Committees to Be Held in Few Days-Special Committee Will Be
 Named From League of Women Voters

Announcement of the Birmingham members of the county campaign committee for the $25.000,00o state highway bond amendment was made yesterday by Chairman Charles l.. Harold of the Jefferson county execu- tive committee. Although the list is large, said MT. Harold, these names have been carefully selected and ann pie literature will be furnished them from state headquarters at Montgom- cry. In a few days there will be a general meeting of both city and county precinct committeeman at the courthouse, when plans will be form ulated for a fast finish of the cam paign. leading up to the election on January 30.
 "Thousands of men now out of em- ployment will be given jobs within 90 days after the ratification of this state bond issue for good roads," said MT. Harold yesterday. This for the reason that the state highway com mission has already through Chief Engineer w. S. Keller. completed sur veys and the projects have been ap- proved by the federal engineers for upwards of $4,000.000 of road con- struction throughout the state. Sure
  those few who have not yet commit ted themselves in favor of this issue. The people, during this depression period, cannot afford to overlook this opportunity of putting large num- bers of men to work and millions in circulation, especially when 1t does not involve any raise in taxes, or other expenditure of funds. The bonds, as has been oft-repeated, are to be paid. principal and interest, out of the motor vehicle license fund, which will have to be paid by owners of automobiles and trucks, bonds or no bonds. And 1t should be remem- bered that the proposed bond issue amendment provides specifically that no more of these bonds shall be is- sued than can be retired and interes, paid out of the sinking fund to be created by the accumulation of these licenses on motor vehicles. Here therefore. is complete answer to the critic who fears that the bonds might cause raise in property taxes"
 Chairman Harold announced that this week he intends to organize the women voters and will confer with the League of Women Voters for the purpose of forming a separate com mittee of women and also a women's s speakers bureau.
 The city precinct committeeman are as follows:
 E. A. Reeves, courthouse: J. G. Ar thur, Blach & Son: E. NJ. Franks, East Lake:J J. E. Erwin, Boyles; J. J. Eaton, 1927 S. goth st; Phares Cole man, First National Bank bldg; John B. Rosenthil, courthouse; J. Morgan Taff rlr l.. Weaver, 3437 s. 7th court E. E. Openshaw, courthouse; l.. A. Baker, 1415 N. 30th st; c. M. Lane, 1908 N. 24th st: R. H. Allison. courthouse; {; Murry c. White, 1103 N. 20th st; c. D. Comstock, Farley bldg; James Me Lau.ghlin. Pratt City; c. M. Taylor. Pratt City; E. E. Matthews. Farley bldg; c. E. Massey, Yielding Bros; R. H. Egg1eston, 1908 18th ave-; J. c. Hale. First National Bank bldg; Steve Wiggins. courthouse: A. l.. Thorpe. N. Birmingham; George R. Byrum, 1902 Ave. E, Ensley; F. J.. Cowart, Ensley; J. D. Matlock, Ems ley. 1461 Pike road; W. P. Arm strong, SIS fist st., Avondale; George Whitfield, courthouse; A. H. Abel, 1925 9th ave-; J. H. Adams, 520 Am. TT. bldg; W. J. Adams, Adams Drug Co.,; Ike Adler. 2120 1st ave; V. L. Allen, First National Bank bldg; T. H. Aldrich. TOP Am. TT. bldg; B. M Allen, 303 Farley bldg; Robert Aland, 1st ave. and 18th st.; John w. Altman 4S3 First National Bank bldg; H. L. Anderton, 1412 Jeff County Bank bldg; Frank S. Andress. Title bldg; bldg: John Angwin. 1712 Ave. F, m Ar-f1 ct house; E. w. Averyt. 2401 End ave-; c. l.. Bailes, Title bldg; D. c. Ball, courthouse; Nat Banks. 1903 Jeff County Bank bldg. Frazer Banks, 2030 Park ave; N. A. Barron. 2o5 N 18th st.. Ben F. Barbour, 324 18th st.; Herbert J. Baum, 727 First National Bang bldg; c. B. Beasley. 2S0S Juni- per ave. Roredick Beddow, POP Title blidg.. George Bellsnyder. Goodall- Brown Dry Goods Co.,; B. V. Bevil, Box 692; S. J. Bowie. Crawford Auto Co.,; O. H. Bowen. 2205 1st ave-; o. P. Brooks, 40S Farley bldg: H. $. Brum- back, 2024 End ave-; J. R. Burns, 907 Jeff. County Bank bl6.g.; Jacob Bur ger. Burger Dry Goods Co.,; c. c. Burke, 1912 Ave E. Ensley; Dr. J. T. Galloway, 1903 Empire bldg; c. c. Carmichael. Woodlawn school; John NJ Cartwright. 116 N. 21st st; A. c. Carter 33S 10th St.. Ensley; A. C.. Chesney, 11l5 Empire Bldg; R. E. ChadwfcK. Ensley. D. B. Clayton, sol Am. TT. Bldg. C.. D. Comstock. Lyon Terry Bldg; Donald Conner, Avondale Mills; w. B. Copeland, Pin son; Dr. H. c. Crelly. 602 Empire Bldg; Dr. w. R. Crane, bureau of mines; Frank E. Curtis. Woodward; R. R. Darden, care T. C., I. & R. R. Co.,; c. B. Davis. 1120 RIM. Bldg; A. R. Dearborn, 302 J. c. B. Bldg; John G. Dickinson. 112-l14 Spring St; James B. Drake, 210 N. 21st St; Willard Drake. 933 1st N. B. Bldg: James T. Driver. Preston Motor Co.,; H. P. Dye. 1898 18th Ave. s.; s. k. Edwards, 221h N. 21st St.: I. Epstein,