The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-23
CAMPAIGN PLANS FOR BOND ISSUE
 ARE COMPLETED
MT. Cramton Will Also Direct Steps of Good Road Advo- CateS-0ther Officials
 Elected

Fred J. Cramton of Montgomery was reelected president of the Ala bama Highway Improvement associa- ton, districts vice presidents were named and plans were completed for tho campaign which will end with the election on the proposed s2s.ooo,- 900 bond Issue January 30. at the re- organization meeting of the highway improvement association In the ball room of the Tutwiler hotel Tuesday.
 MT. Cramton, in addition to being made president of the organization, was made the directing head of the bond issue campaign and will have complete supervision over the cam paign which will be waged by good roads advocates In favor of the rati- fication of the constitutional amend ment proposed by the legislature in special session in October.
 Associated with Mir. Cramton as nc- tive vice presidents will be the fol- lowing for the congressional districts: First district, Mrs. Kate G. Hagan of Mobile; second district, A. S. Douglas of Opp; third district, Louis Frank Sessions of Ozark; fourth district Judge L. H. Reynolds of Clanton; fifth district, Benjamin Russell of Alexander City; sixth district, Judge W. W. Brandon of Tuscaloosa: sew enth district. Judge L. l.. Herzberg of Gadsden; eighth district, J. T. Kirk of Tuscumbia; ninth district, Sid w. Lee of Birmingham; tenth district, l. w sheph herd of Jasper
 President Cramton during the next few days will announce the appoint ment of a campaign manager who will direct the organization work which will be carried on during De- cember in order that the campaign of education may be carried into all beats Of Alabama in January It Is probable that the Headquarters of the campaign will be located in Mont gomery because any opposition, if there be opposition. probably will be In some sections of southeast Ala bama.
 In accepting the office of presI- dent for tho second campaign, MT Cramton assured the delegates that he would do everything in his power to bring about a favorable vote at the polls. He appealed to all advo- cates of good roads to get busy at once. We need not fool ourselves Into the belief that every person in the state Is in favor of the bond is- sue." said MT. Cramton. There is some opposition, though I do not be- lieve many persons are opposed. However. 1t Is necessary that those who believe in good roads start their work at once and bring the matter to the attentio nof every voter before the election. The people must un- derstand the issue. We do not want to fool anybody, but we do want all persons to understand. And whom this campaign of education has been completed another big job for us will be to see that the voters go to the polls on election day"
 President Cramton also urged all good roads people to campaign for tho ratification of the ex-service mems poll tax exemption amendment. He said this was vital to the state. also, and if 1t were necessary only one of tho amendments be adopted he would say adopt the poll tax amendment
 Resolutions were adopted congrat- ulating the state highway commits sion for the way the road work has