The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
VICTORY CLUB IS
 IN FULL SWING
C0rdell Hull Writes To Con- graduate Birmingham Demo-
 crats On Work

Cordell Hull, chairman of the Demo- cratic National committee is highly gratified over the interest shown by Birmingham democrats, more that one hundred of whom have joined the 1 Democratic Victory club of Birming- ham and have paid the membership fee of $5. Information to this effect was received by James P. Mudd, presi- dent of the local club, in a letter yes terday from headquarters.
 Chairman Hull expressed gratifica- tion over the fact that Birmingham, although located in q state which is certain to be democratic, was suffici- ently interested in the success of the party to perfect a skeleton organiza- tion and to contribute toward the ex- penses of the democratic national com mittee, which is now being organized for the campaign this fall.
 In order to insure democratic suc- cess in the presidential and congress sional elections throughout the coun- try this fall," writes Chairman Hull, ''it is necessary that we perfect an organizat tion throughout the doubtful states. To do this a certain amount of money is required and loyal democrats throughout the country are rallying to our cause through membership in the Democratic Victory clubs and are con- tributing $5 each for preliminary ex- penses. If we can have the country well organized by the time the cam paign opens this summer. we have every assurance of victory in the fall |" 1 President Mudd states that he has had the cooperation of number of loyal democrats in Birmingham and 1 has already secured more than 100 members for sthe Victory club. He urges all who are interested in demo- cratic success this fall to send ih their membership fees and enroll themselves in the ranks of the local organization.
 Members whose fees have already been sent to Chairman Hull follow:
 P. W. Acton, Ed s. Allen, N. l.. Andrews, Lamar Aldridge, George A. Ash, T. H. Benners, J. II. Bankhead, Jr., Jasper; Albert R. Bond, Sam Bon nell, Thomas Bowron, k. 0. Baty, Sid- ney Bowie, Nat Barker, F. W. Bran don, l.. K. Bowen. w. B. Blake, Hugo l.. Black George r. Bondurant, George Lewis Bailes, c. D. Comstock, w. A. Currie, B. B. Conner, Charles A. Cal houn, w. w. Crawford, D. R. Cope land. R. B. Clarke, s. w. Caldwell, E. H. Cabaniss, Henry H. Cobb, L. A. Christian, F. W. Dixon, Frank Mur- ray Dixon, A. c. Dickinson. c. J. Donald, Fairfield; Henry T. Dean. J. F. Doster, J. J. Eaton, R. B. Evins J. Morgan Flowers, N. A. Graham. Jr, Abe Goldstein, J. NJ. Griffith, J. w. Gwin, c. x. Gilley, Fairfield; J. T. Glover, Nisbet Hambaugh. w. l.. Har grave, Fairfield; F. J. Hudnall. W. N. Hood, H. R. Howze, C. R. Hasty, Charles T. Hilton. w. H. Howard, William l.. Harrison. J. l. Harden, Thomsa w. Jones, C. G. Kershaw, Wiley J. Logan, R. F. Lovelady, NJ. F. Messer, J. P. Mudd, C. l.. Moore, W. F. Motion, D. II. Marbury, D. E. Manasco, A. c. Montgomery, King Merritt. James D. Moore, Nathan l.. Miller, G. B. Mccormack, NJ. l.. Me Allistcr, F. D. McArthur, D. F. Me Donough. w. D. Nesbitt, C. II. Ohme, ". F. Phillips, J. E. Putnam. w. W.. Pratt, E. b. Robinson, A. J. Ribe, J. T. Rogers, J. A. Shook William l.. CtasSers, U. l. SlDIeH, T.. l.. Smltn, s. J. Stiggins, James k. Smith. T. $. Smith, Frank w. Smith, T. 0. Smith, w. NJ. Spencer, Jr., John w. Silbey, G. E. Smith, Henry Upson Sims. Hin son s. Sibley, J. F. Thompson, F. w. Turner. F. NJ. Thomas, ". K. Terry, J. H. Taylor, Paul l.. Taylor, Freder- ick I. Thompson, o. w. Underwood George Whitfield. w. l.. Waldrop, George B. Ward, w. A. Watts, John W. Wade, k. B. Watts. William Wren, Fairfield. l S White