The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16
OUTLINE PLANS ID
 BOOST WHOLE STATE
Programme Arranged at Con-
 ference Yesterday
SPEAKERS PROMINENT
Members Believe Coming Conference in Montgomery VIII Mean Great Things for the State In the
 Next Few Years

day of those interested In the great All Alabama movement a full programme was drafted for the conference to be held in Montgomery November 29 and 3O That men of prominence In the state are be- hind the movement Is illustrated by the fact that all the speakers have accepted and promised to carry out their part of the programme.
 At yesterdays conference were Pres ldent T. H. Motion of the Alabama Com mercial and Industrial association; Bruce Kennedy of Montgomery. secretary of the Montgomery Business Mems league; Sec
 retary J. B. Babb of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce. and McLane Til- ton, secretary of the Alabama Bankers association, and president of the Ala
 bama Press association. MT. Triton announced that he has called the legislative committees of both these organizations to meet in Montgomery during the conference and has invited all the members to be on hand as well. The committee which prepared the pro- gramme is enthusiastic in the belief that
 the conference means great things for the advancement of all Alabama, the
 advertisement of the state abroad and
 the building up of a community spirit
 which will bind together the interests of
 every section of the state. Here is the programme:
 November g. 2 D. m.-Convention called | to order by President T. H. Motion of | Birmingham in the auditorium of the Business Mems league. Addresses of Welcome-For the city of
 Montgomery by Mayor W. A. Gunter,
 Jr. For the Business Mems league or Montgomery by President s. J. Cassels.
 Response for the association by J. H.
 Wilson, president of the Mobile Progress
 sive association.
 Address of President T. H. Motion. Report of committee on revision of con-
 stitution and bylaws. Discussion and adoption of constitution
 and bylaws
 | Appointment of committees. Address-Col Edward L. Russell of Mo- bile, vice president of the Mobile and Ohio railway, ''The Relations of the Rail- roads to the People,
 Address-Ex-Gov William D. Jelks. Stopping 9 Leak"
 Address-Maj. W. W. Screws editor of
 the Montgomery Advertiser, "Possibili- | ties of Water Transportation" | Address-McLane Triton, president Ala
 bama Press association, Advertising Alabama-Why and How?" | htr
 Bush of Mobile, Harry B. Johnston of
 Montgomery, Victory H. Hanson of Bir-
 mingham, Frederick Thompson of Mobile, | George w. Taylor of Demopolis, Nathan
 Lobman of Montgomery, Frank D. Kohn
 and George w. Jones of Montgomery, w. P Lay of Gadsden, R. H. Walker of Athens and F. G. Blair of Tuscaloosa. Exchange hotel.
 Address Emmet ONeal. governor-elec
 of Alabama. "The Development of Ala bama."
 Address-Dr. Eugene Allan Smith of
 Tuscaloosa, state geologist, Natural
 Resources of Alaboma, With Notes on Oi and Gas Possibilities" Auul cSS-- SOulIillSSioll 1T Ollu Ol tON- | ernment." by John R. Hornady, associ-
 ate editor Birmingham News. | Address-W. T. Brown, president oi the Bank of Odenville and senator. elect, Industrial Education Address-John Craft. president of the state oyster commission, .Alabama's
 Possibilities for the Production of Oys
 ters Shell Fish and Sea Food Five minutes discussion by John H Wallace. Huntsville; W. P. G. Harding
 Birmingham; J. D. N. Bloch, Mobile
 Louis 5. Farley, Montgomery; B. J. Schuster, Selma; D. L. Turner, Annis.
 ton; D. M. Carmichael, Dothan; Jacques
 Loeb, Montgomery; Edward Doty, An.
 dalusia; F. c. Lewis, Tuskegee; E. M Lovelace, Brewton.
 | Programme November 30 auditorium
 Business Mems league, 10 a. m. | Address-Reuben F. Kolb. commits.
 sioner of agriculture -elect, "Agriculture | in Alabama"
 Address-B. l.. Moss of Montgomery state agent farm demonstration anc
 cooperative work.
 Address-R. II. Walker Athens
 state commissioner of immigration Immigration to Alabama" | Address-C. W. Hare, Tuskegee, edi. 1 tor Tuskegee News, "The Country
 Newspapers Part in the Upbuilding oi | Alabama"
 l Address-Albert P. Bush, president
 Mobile Chamber of Mobile, "Co-Opera tion."
 Five-minute discussions by M. C. Scott | s. H. Dent Jr., Gaston Gifnter, M. B Houghton. Naham Greil, c. G. Zirkle ant
 Henry F. Vandiver, Montgomery Judge w. H. Tayloe, Untontown; T. H. Rennie Pell City: R. A. Mitchell, Alabama City
 A. F. McGaughey, Gadsden; w. A
 Davis. Anniston; w. T. Pratt, Huntsville
 R. F. Spragins. Huntsville; J. J. Mitchell
 and M. w. Camper, Florence: E. M
 Tutwiler, Birmingham; W. T. Sanders
 Athens w. E. Skaggs, Decatur; F'ranl | " Evans, Jasper; John Williams Talla dega; E. Hitler. Birmingham; Lloyd B | Hooper and J. B. Ellis Selma; D. M Carmichael, Dothan: R. G. Bridges an: | Sid Blan, Charles Henderson, Troy; R NJ Greene Opelika; J. D. Bloch, Mobile
 Henry W. Hayden, w. F. Herbert, C. A | Yer Beck, Demopolis: John w. Overton Wedomee; N. D. Denson, Lafayette; B. J | Schuster, Selma. F. Y. Anderson, Bir nIingham John Adams and H. M
 Beck. Birmingham; Frank P. Glass E. w. Barrett and George M. Cruill shank, Birmingham; Joe H. Adams Fitts. Frank S. Moody, Tuscaloosa. November 30, D. m., auditorium Gay. Teague hotel, Montgomery. Address-Capt. A. F. Forbes. formel
 president of the association, History o thc Association and Its Futuren Reports of Committees. Unfinished business.