The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
TALK BIRMINGHAM
 WEEK CLOSED IN
 BLAZE OF GLORY
Age-HeraId Deluged With Congratulations on Initiat- ing the Commit
 nity Revival


 an aftertaste sweet and wholesome.
 The AgeHerald has received hearty congratulations on staging Talk Birmingham" week
 Among the pledges received yester- day was one from Mrs Ellen B. Stone, sullins college, Virginia. who writes:
 Tt is a privilege to be given the opportunity to express myself this way. Every Birmingham girl at sul- lins college feels the same way"
 John R. T. RlYes, deputy president of the order of Railway Conductors, signed the pledge and writes: My official duties carry me over greater portion of the United States. un- hesitatingly say that I consider Bir- mingham the best town of any that I have been in and never miss an opportunity to speak a good word for my home town."
 P. c. Elsom says: q am liking this city fine after being here sev- eral years, have gotten my son just out of college, a position here and l hope to get others of my fam fly here. Anything I can do to bet ter and build up Birmingham l will cheerfully do."
 Travellers Sign Up
 Feature of the last day of the "Talk Birmingham" pledge week was the signing of the pledge in a body by the local divisions of the Travellers Protective association and the United Commercial Travellers at their joint Saturday luncheon. They signed 1t to man, Secretary W. R. Mabry leading. Whole "Bunchs Sign
 Chapin-S Sacks corporation caught the "Talk Birmingham" spirit and passed the pledge through the estab- lishment for all to sign and they did sign with a vim. Referring to the pledge, A. L. Fill, manager. writes as follows:
 Tt Is with considerable pleasure that we enclose herewith the pledge of Talk Birmingham" signed by our entire organization. The Age-Herali Is to be complimented for it's initja- tive shown in giving the citizens of Birmingham and opportunity to OK press publicly their desire to boost our wonderful city"
 And SO on down the line during Talk Birmingham" week.
 Some Of the names sent in yester- oay follow:
 F. L. McKinnon. Moore & Handley.
 c. E. Edwards. 1112 Twentieth street, south.
 Mrs. Iindley Brown, city hall.
 Joe R. Pearce, Flat Top.
 c. M. Strickland, soss Berney ave nue.
 W. E. Eubanks. HOO Twelfth ave- nue, north.
 Mrs. B. M. Courington. America. Miss Willie Gunter. 1926 Leighton avenue, Anniston.
 R. H. Alexander, POI Twentieth
 Mrs. Pearl NJ. Hawkins. 1873 rus- ealoosa avenue.
 Robert Abbott. PA Princeton avenue.
 W. R. McGavocls, First National bank building.
 Wheatley Cleveland, Ensley.
 J. E. Goss. Brown Marx building. s. P. Fowlkes, 1880 Twelfth ave- nue, south. Fred G. Macke. 2i1sh First avenue.
 J. R. Bush, Cullman. J. D. Monroe, 510 Twenty-first street, north.
 W. B. coidwen.s 11s Twenty-first street north.
 W. ". Kicker, s7o5 Avenue E. Ensley.
 P. c. Elsom, 22o4 Fifth avenue, north.
 J. E. Sims, 5s1s First avenue,
 Henry E. Naff, 14o5 Huntsville avenue.
 Foster Crisp. Ensley.
 Mrs. Foster Crisp. Ensley
 L. L. whittle. 200 Twenty sixth street, Ensley.
 Charles E. Medlin. 5s2s Second avenue.
 Louis A. Beck. Beck Candy and Grocery company.
 Herman M. Beck, Beck Candy and Grocery company.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Smith. 672s Georgia Road.
 Ben 1senberg, 2sos Second avenue. Mrs. Daisey E. Phillips, 1905 Ave- nue H. R. J. Baker. 1905 Avenue Fl. Weaverton Fadely. 1os2 Twentieth street, south.
 Mrs. c. E. Bigsley. 1902 Thirteenth street, south.
 c. E. Bigsley. 1902 Thirteenth
 W. L. Sims. Jr.. 1908 Thirteenth street, south.
 Mrs. Rosa W. Long, Tutwiler.
 Mrs. Hamilton Hines. SIT Thirteenth street, south.
 Hamilton Hines, SIT Thirteenth street, south. ". D. Nesbitt. American Trust building.
 Miss A. L. Williams. 14oo Beech street. J. T. Briskey, Title building. Henry Townsend, Rising station.
 Miss Estelle Dorsett, Ensiey. Dr. J. D. s. Davis, 2o2s Avenue c.
 J. T. Jones, Auston Pitts and Mar win A. Blach, Blach & Sons.
 Mrs. L. P. Guice, 2os Eleventh avenue, south.
 John Denson, Title building.
 Chapin-Sacks corporation staff AS follows: Oscar Rembert, F. H. Hoover, zeila Cash. Birdie M Thomp- sen, Ethel Graves, Bill Thompson, M. c. Webb, Max Powell, A. l.. Wear T. K. Pearce, Leo J. Dagiey, Lkens Hogan. T F. Mclaughlin, Deany Lycrand, Roy Fox. R. J. Ainsmith, Mrs. J. H. Mckay, Edna Blackmore, Ezana Land, Mamie Holiday. Rich ard Dean. Ed Bowden, Emory Ly- brand. Leonard Steward. James T. Tarry, Robert Graham. Felix Will liam, Baxter Stewart. Will Taylor, John Bell, Julian Jefferson. Frank Jacobs, Jack Brown, J. c. Hartling, W. O. Crary.
 John R. T. Rives, InElenook.
 Mrs. Ellen B. Stone, sullins Col lege, Va.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Tyler. Glen Iris.
 Victor e. Prowell. 1241 Iroquois street.
 Dr. W. c. Gewin, SIP Tuscaloosa avenue.
 W. E. Wood, Eighth avenue, north.
 W. E.. Hargroye. 1915 Underwood avenue. s.
 Clifton Watson, Pratt City.