The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-02
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
 FOR AMENDMENT
 BEGINS AT ONCE
County Organizations Prac- tically Complete and Com mitteeS Now Functioning
 Throughout State
By FRED II. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau The Age Herald. 221-2 First National Bank Building

Montgomery, January f-(Spe cial)-The active campaign of edu- cation for the highway bond amend ment, which will be voted on by the people of Alabama January 30. will be started with the beginning of the new year F. J. Cramton, president of the Alabama Highway Improve ment association, Saturday afternoon announced that county organizations had been perfected in practically all counties, and that committees were at work in the other counties and would have the campaign started during the week
 MT. Cramton said the investigat ations during December had convinced the association that wherever the plan for road construction with state and federal funds is known the people are for it. During January we shall bring to the attention of all the vo- ters just the plan of action said Mir. Cramton. Every safeguard will be thrown about the road construc ton work and the sale of the bonds. and when the voters know this they will vote almost to a man or woman for the amendment
 Campaign Managers
 Those who will have the manage ment of the campaign in the various counties follow:
 Autauga. Claud Smith. Prattville; Baldwin, Dr. l. Van lderstine, Daphne; Barbour, J. Oppenheimer. chairman William Robinson. Clayton, A. l.. Me Lean, Clio, John Faulk, Clio, W. C.. Richards, Baker Hill. vice chairmen; Bibb, W. l.. Young of West Bloc ton for north end and w. w. Laven- der of Centreville for south end; Blount, T. H. Davidson. Oneonta; !; Bullock, John c. Curry, Union Springs; Calhoun. Arthur Wellbora, Anniston; Chambers, l.. Lanier, Lang dale; Cherokee, E.. V. Brindley, Cen ter: Chiffon, Rev. P. c. Carter, Clan ton; Choctaw, W. J. Dansby, Butler; Clarke. L. R. Tucker, Grove Hill; Clay, D. J. w. Jordan, Ashland; Gle burne, R. E. Jones. Heflin; Coffee, R. O. Fleming. Enterprise; Colbert. Judge N. P. Tompkins, Tuscumbia Conecuh, Judge $. F. Dunn, Ever green; Coosa, Judge George stewart Rockford, J. w. McEwen, Goodwater, and Miss Fay Newman; Covington, A. s. Douglass, Opp; Cullman. George Steifelmeyer, Cullman; bale, L. H. Sessions. Ozark: DeKalb. Irby c. Hail Collinsville; Elmore, F. l.. Macon, wetumpka: Etowah, B. A. Case, At talla; Fayette, R. F. Peters. Fayette; Franklin, John E. Orman, Russell vile: Geneva, Judge w. H. Morris, Geneva: Greene. P. B. Minor, Eutaw; Henry, William c. Bethune, Abbe- vile; Houston, J. H. Linen. Dothan, Jefferson. Charles l.. Harold. Bir- mingham; Lamar. w. w. ogden, Sul- ligent; Lauderdale. R. T. Simpson, Florence; Lawrence. F. B. Downing Moulton; Lee, Isham J. Dorsey, Ope- lika: Lowndes, Judge w. H. Lee, Hayncville; Macon, Dr. l., w. John ston, Tuskegee; Madison. Charles !. Pulley. Huntsville: Marengo, P, C.. Coleman. Demopolis; Marion, Marvin Pierce. Winfield; Marshall. Thomas F. Orr, Albertville; Mobile, N E. Stallworth. Mobile Monroe. l.. l.. Bugg. Monroeville; Morgan, J. w Ciopton. Decatur; Perry, w, T. Har- his, Marion: Pickens. Judge B. C.. Robinson, Carrollton; Pike, Judge l.. G. Key. Troy; Randolph. J. B, Hol- finger. Roanoke Russell. l.. G. Lewis Scale Shelby, w. T Taylor. Wilson- vile: St Clair. J. Conley Merchant. Ashville: Sumter. G. w. Little, Liv- ingston. for north end. and J. IT. Wallace. York. for south end; Talla- dega, Dr. 0. l.. Salter. Talladega. for north end, and J. w. Brown, Syla- cauga, for south end; Tallapoosa. Col. George c. Douville, Dadeville; Tus- caloosa, O. " Crabtree, Tuscaloo "a 1, Walker, Judge k. l.. Blanton, Jasper; Washington, Joe M Pelham, Jr., Chatom: Wilcox, J. M. Bonner, Cam T