The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-01
Both ~ -e Native and Foreign, White and Black Send Their signed Talk Birmingham Pledges to The Age Herald

Talk Birmingham" pledge.
 It has been splendid community ex- ercise and the prompt response to the spirit with which The Age Herald presented the opportunity to renew profession of faith in Birmingham has been such as to convince the skeptic with the toughest epidermis that Birmingham citizenship is there when needed and called on.
 The "TaIk Birmingham" pledge will not appear tomorrow. The latest chance to cut out one and send it to The Herald is presented with this issue.
 The entire staff of the Montgom- cry Real Estate company signed up yesterday.
 James M. Russell born and raised , in this county and who has seen Bir- mingham develop from a cornfield, renewed his faith in Birmingham by signing the Talk Birmingham" have lived to see every improve ment that has been made in Birming ham since Capt. ". P Barker laid off the city"
 City Ice Delivery company em- ployes sent in pledge with indorse- ment of Talk Birmingham" week.
 A. B. owens sent his pledge from Tampa. Fla. He has been citizen since 1877.
 Boosting Birmingham down the Indian river" write M. P. Messer and Richard W. Massey from Florida and enclosed their signed pledges.
 Father of Vulcan" J. A Mac Knight. referring to his signing the Talk Birmingham" pledge, writes; Tn signing the pledge l am not de- parting from what I have done for the last 20 years. Vulcan made big talk for Birmingham and the pro- posed peace exposition. if consum- mated, will give the city more ac- claim than all that has been done in that direction in the past"
 William L. White follows pr. o. T. Dozier in placing his tribute in verse, thus;
 If other cities have a good business Iris better to leave them alone:
 Don't waste your time in knocking,
 When we ought to be boosting
 Birminghams own.
 Wood1awn Glee club signed the "Talk Birmingham" pledge in body and President w. NJ. Payne sends "three cheers for Birmingham"
 Cut out the pledge in this issue. It will be the last.
 Following are among the pledges received in The Age Herald office yesterday
 R.F. Baker, 10os Avenue II.
 Mrs. Daisey E.@Phiiiis, 1905 Ave
 Rev. P. colfax Rameau. HOO Ni,th avenue, north.
 J. Austin Holmes, 1928 Thirty third street. north.
 James NJ. Russell north Birming- ham.
 ]. A. Mcknight. Second avenue and Thirtieth street.
 c. E. Lemley. Route i.
 Mrs. J. C. Sanders. 414 Twenty fourth street, Ensley.
 William L. White, Jefferson coun- ty bank building.
 Fred A. Monteabarro. Lyric building.
 M. r. Messers. real estate.
 R. W. Massey. Massey Business coll lege.
 Mrs. John R. Pill. PHO Rose avenue.
 Mrs. Henry R. Snow. Haleyviiie.
 James B. Hayden, PESO Avenue G.
 M. W. Low, Goodal Brown com pany.
 J. K. Lacey. Pratt City.
 W. NJ. Payne. Woodlawn.
 F. J. McBrayer. 410 Twenty street, north.
 Annie Elizabeth Troncalii, Craw- ford Auto shop.
 A. B. Owens. resident since 1877. .
 J. S. Richardson. SIP Princeton ave- nue.
 Fred G. weigand. Tutwiler.
 Mrs. Cora Basham, Louis Saks.
 Robert s. Smith. T. c. I.
 J. A. Love, T. C. l.
 R. I. Latta, Fountain Heights. A. N. Daniel, 1427 Twenty-fourth street, north.
 4J. NJ Wallace. Wallace and Allen Furniture company.
 Monroe B. Beaseiy. Estes Lumber
 Erskine McNamara. D. C.. Lyric building.
 Ensley Drug company, Ensley.
 J. B. Byars. 208 Real Estate build
 D. T. Webster. 1Os7 Thirty-fIrst
 Mrs. Annie Smith. s24 Central street.
 John B. Cox. 2s1s Cypress avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Walker, TBS Twentieth street west.
 Maggie Hopkins, 2410 Seventh ai- ley. north.
 Hattie Johnson. same address.
 George c. Whatley, 1929 First.ave- nue.
 John H. Mccollister, 24os Berney avenue.
 Frank l.. Lollsr. Lyric building.
 Tom Dunham. Terminal hotel
 Mir. and Mrs. Morris G. Heins and son, Morris. Jr., 415 Waverley road, Glenville, Pa.
 Employees of the City Ice Delivery company as follows: Hernando D; Wood. J. F. Allen R. B. Brown. Mrs. T. J. Ciarkson. Mrs. Myrtle E. Weid- enbach. Thomas J. Linnehan Montgomery Real Estate company and staff as follows: A. c. Mont