The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
.R. B. EVANS WILL
 ALSO TAKE PART
Governor Appoints 34 From State At Large And Three
 From Each District
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU l
 THE AGE-HERALD Montgomery, Ala, Nov. IF ]
Alfred M. Tunstall of Tale, veteran

Alfred M. Tunstall of Yale, veteran legislator. will be chairman of the Underwood campaign committed which will present the name of Sena- tor Oscar w. Underwood to the peo- pie of th7 United States as a candi- date for the democratic nomination.. will be vice chairman of the cam paign committee, while Cyrus E. Brown of Montgomery will be secre- tary of the committee.
 Gov. W. W. Brandon, honorary chairman, who was so designited at a mass meeting at the capitol during the summer sessicn of the legislature late Saturday announced the appoint ment of the state campaign com mittee, the central committee and the speakers committee.
 On the campaign committee Gov ernor Brandon named 34 from the state and three rom each congres n sional district, a total of GA. On the central committee the governor designated 15 and on the speakers committee were placed IS names.
 With the announcement of the per sonnel of the committees, Governor Brandon, Chairman Tunstall and Vice Chairman Evans issued a call for a meeting of all committees Decem- Der at 1:30 p. m, in' the hall of the house of representatives. An ap- peal was made to each member to attend the meeting. during which plans for a national campaign in the interest of Senator Underwood's candidacy will be made.
 Governor Brandon stated that he had sought to give representation in the campaign committee to represen- tatIves of all interes.s s of Alabama. The first four names on the state-at- large committee are those of the four former Governors B. B. Conner of Bir- E4ingham, w. D. Jelks of Birmingham, Charles Henderson of Troy and Thos E. Kilby of Anniston. The fifth name is that of Dr. w. B. Crumpton of Montgomery, for many years presi dent of the Alabama Anti-Saloon league and the organizer of the pro- hibition movement in Alabama.
 Names Central Committee.
 Much of the work of the campaign will upon the central committee. which will have more frequent ses- sions than the general campaign corn mittee. On this committee Governor Brandon appointed the following; A. Nj. Tunstall, Greensboro, chairman; k. B. Evins, Greensboro, vice chairman; J. B. Ellis, Selma; A. $. Carmichael. Tuscumbia; Forney Johnston, Bir- mingham; W. T. Sheehan, Mont gomery; Hugh Merrill, Anniston; JacoD A. walker, Opellkai w. b. Inge, Mobile; J. Miller Bonner Cam den; D. Perrine Bester, Jr, Mobile; John B, Tally, Scottsboro; T. D. Sam ford, Opelika; c. S. Mcdowell Eufa- ula; W. M. Coleman, Albertville. Tho Underwood campaign commit tee is as follows: State-at large, B. B. Conner. Birmingham; ". D. Jelks, Bir- mingham; Charles Henderson, Troy; T. p. Kilby, Anniston; Dr. W. E. Crumton, Montgomery; N D. Denson, Opelika; John B. Knox, Anniston; R. V. Taylor, Mobile; Victor Hanson, Bir- mingham; Frederick I. Thompson, Birmingham; J. M. Foster, Tusca- loosa; Dr. Spright Dowell, Auburn; Dr. T. W. Palmer, Montevallo; H. J. Willingham, Florence; John A Lusk, Guntersville; J. L. Andrews, Sheffield; J. Kelly. Dixon, Talladega; Robert Moulthrop, Eufaula; J. Lee Long, Greenville; F. D. McArthur, Birming- ham; Mrs. J. G. Wilkins, Selma; Mrs Charles J. Sharpe, Birmingham John w. Sibley, Birmingham; E. c. Melvin, Selma; c, c. Faulk, Sampson; Charles B. Teasley, Montgomery; Berto John son, Montgomery; R. A. Cooner, Jas per; Judge D. w. Crossland, Mont
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