The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
DRIVE TO START TUESDAY MORNING
Committees Will Start
 Downtown Soliciting fst Early In Day

A Early Tuesday morning teams from the civic clubs of the city will start their active canvass of the downtown section of2he city, asking for donations toEthe million dollar drive for Alabama College at MontevaIlo. -
 For. the past week, the corporations committee, the women's division and the office force of headquarters on the bal eong of LOveman, Joseph & Loeb, have been. working to get out letters, visit the corporations and organize the wom- eh for the intensive drive which will begin July 15 and is scheduled to end at & o'clock in the evening on July 31.
 The business section of the city has beefle divided into districts and each civic club has been given a district to work. Those who are cooperating to- gether with the drive chairmen are as follows: Rotary club, Dr. c. B. Glenn, chairman Kiwanis club, John Yeat- man. chairman Exchange club, Will Warren, chairman; Optimists club, Ph4res Coleman. chairman Lions club. Harris Burns, chairman; Community club; " illiam M. Rogers, chairman; Cosmopolitan club, W. G. Harwen chairman; American Business club, w. C.sJeter, chairman.
 ;.> ,WOmeE's Committee
 A special committee to canvass for big. subscriptions has been created by the woman's division. Mrs. Crawford Johnson has, been appointed chairman of the committee and will appoint her own co-workers. It is the goal of this committee to get some subscriptions from women. to match the big subscrip- tions given to the. mems colleges by Birmingham men. They believe that the women of means will be as generous ih' proportion as the men were and they are going to show the state that their belief is true. ..<-, :. The women's division will meet next Thursday at, a luncheon at the Tut ityiler hotel when the various women's teams will report their work. They expect to have at least $15,O00 to re- port by that time to add to the $3,500 that they had reported from one days work at the meeting last Thursday.
 The canvassing and organization work is. progressing rapidly throughout the state, according to Dean O. c. Car michael who returned Friday from a tour of organization throughout the state.
 State Organized Il Al. or me larger clLleS Tn the state are organized and nadditio nto that he reported the following towns organ ized and ready for the drive on. July 15, or ready. at work, Albany-Deca tur, S. A. Lynn, chairman; Hartselle, W. Griffin, chairman.
 Selma, B. O. Wilson; Demopolis, N. T. .Braswell; Newborn, Mrs. W. c. Herren;5 Grand Bay, no chairman Marion 2 Junction, H. M. Morrow; Piantersville, Mrs. J. l.. Maulder; Car bon Hill, Mrs. Hadden Gilder:, Rus sellyille, Mrs. B.. H. Sargent Talladega, Dr. B. B. Sims; Montevallo, NJ. L. Orr; Columbiana, P. e. Koenig; Sil- uria, W. L. Stroud; Vincent, Dr. W. J.E-ArthuE; Wilsonville, Mrs: c. H. Simpson; Calera, Mrs. Robert sHOl- eonbe Guin, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burleson i; Rollinger, Wallace Bollinger Hamilton, Miss Eula Terrell; Hartselle, no chair man; Talladega Strings, W. H. Mitch ell ;i Mt. Hebron, Mrs. Mary Paynor; Boothton, c. L.. Chamberlain Saginaw, D.. ". Chaney; Vernon. Mrs. G. s. SnAith;, Luverne, Mir. Jim Williams 1; Lafayette, Miss Mary Andrews; Alex ander City, Ben Russell; Jasper, Mrs. Caine- O'Rear; DadeVille, D. Jones.