The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-16
SPEAKERS SPREAD NESSACEOFCHEST
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 range noon day meetings of their workers, who will be addressed on the subject of the Chest" Robert Goodal1 will make a similar request of wholesale houses.
 Cooperating with the educational committee for the public and private schools, John 1T. Frye and Henry Up son Sims. chairmen, Charles A Brown will make arrangements to have speakers appear before every important gathering of school chil- dren held between now and the date set for the commencement of the campaign. Teachers in each grade will be requested by MT. Browns di- vision, to select one pupil to de- liver Q talk on the chest before the other members of his grade.
 Mrs. Brenton K. Fisk will commu- nicate a request to each women's club that a speaker be permitted to appear before some meeting of the club and discuss the campaign George Lewis Bailes will have di- will talk in moving picture theatres, and oscar Adams, colored, will ar- range for presentation of the sub ject to gatherings of negro citizens.
 '"We feel 1t is our function to get the message of the chest to the ear of every important group in Bir- mingham," said W. v. M. Robertson, therefore tried to organize every outlet, through which speakers may approach the public"
 Many Speakers Aid.
 Members of the speakers bureau
 W. V. NJ. Robertson, Jr, chairman
 Division chalrman: Moving pie lures and theatres, George Lewis Bailes wholesale stores, Robert Goodal1; churches, Dr. J. E. billiard; schools, pr. Charles A. Brown; T. c. l. plants, Val J. Nesbit; luncheon clubs, Dr. Henry M. Edmonds; street speaking and Saturday night crowds Arlie Barber; women's organizations Mrs Brenton K. Fisk, fraternal gatherings, W. H. Woolverton; col ored people, oscar Adams.
 Speakers: John Altman, Arlie Bar
 Der, Hugo Black, W. H. Brantley Walter Brewer, Borden Burr Patsy O'Terrence Byrne. David J. Davis, F
 M. Dominick, Willard Drake, Dr
 Henry Edmonds, Judge W. E. Fort l Palmer Daugette, D. G. Ewing, Key l Foster, White Gibson, Ray Lange l f1uSn LOCke, bdIte IclluSt 0i. OSCdl
 DeWolf Randolph, Dr. Roy Hershey
 J. Ellis Brown, Charles A. Brown l Roderick Beddow, F. F. Butler, G. F
 Bondurant, A. NJ. Douglass, Judge H
 P. Heflin, W. D. Nesbitt. Val J. Nes- bit, Graham Perdue, George W. Tan cey, William H. Sadler. Jr., Prof. Al l len G. Loehr, Rev. F. W. Barnett, pr l Bowron, Morris W. Bush, M. M. Ull.
 man, H. L. Anderton, R. B. Smyer Clark Williams, T. A. Murphee, Dr
 Morris Newfield, A. Leo Oberdorfer
 J. Q. Smith, w. M. Woodall, T. J Crittenden, James G. Davis. county solicitor; Frank Parker R. B. Wood all, Lucien c. Bower, W. P. McCros-
 sin, Prof J. A. Bryan, A. Birge Hor-
 ton, w. H. Woolverton, H. Harris Crampton, w. J. Wynn, Harris Burns
 Atwell Brown, Brenton K. Fisk, Byrd Haley, James ]. Jackson, Matthew H Murphy, Leroy Percy, William M Rogers, J. H. Willis, Frank F. Spain Joseph P. Mudd, James A. Gillespie Griff Harsh, Logan Martin, J. Reese
 Murray, William M. Spencer, Jr,, Hor. l ace c. Wilkinson, w. s. Pritchard | Chester G. Sandman, Clarence Going
 Frazer Banks, w. B. Cloe, Mary Ech. | ols, D. E. McLendon, W. E. Dickson William L. Harrison, c. B. Smith, R | V. Evans, John Denson, w. M Walk. l CT, Romaine Boyd, Joe c. Hail, Roger l Snyder. Dr. Bowling, pr. James g McLester, Mrs. H. H. Shell, Mrs R. F Johnston, Mrs. J. B. Aird Mrs. A. J
 Bowron, Mrs. Neil R. Wallace, Mrs Solon Jacobs, Mrs. L. J. Haley, Mrs J. l.. Mitchell, k. V. Allgood, R. c
 Johnston. J. E. Bryan, Miss Gertrude
 McLatchy, H. B. Johnson. J. " Pogue
 l. R. Obenchain, E. J. Laney, N H
 Price, ". Nick. Wright, E. H. Dun.
 lap, J. c. Orr. H. Conway Smith, R A. Duvall, F. H. Chappelle. Miss Rosa
 V. Strickland, F. o. Sanders. II. B
 Norton, T. c. Young, J. D. Williams