The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-10
ALL Of ALABAMA
To Be ADVERTISED
DURING CAM A|GN
Executive Committee Will
Meet In Mobile For Fur
Their Conference
CONTINUED From Page One)

wanted for the upbulding of modern
life. He also said that every boy and
girl on every farm in America should
be given the opportunity of gaining
college education free of charge.
In closing, Governor Brandon is
sued a plea for cooperation instead
of criticism in the building up of the
fortunes of the state.
1T is easy to criticize. but it is bet
ter to cooperate, and if we all CO.
operate we can do great things in
.S=2banna.
We should place the strong hand
Of labor in the mighty hand of CAPT
tai, and then we may sing in unison
the song which was heard over this
hills and plains of Judea of Glory to
God in the highest. on earth peace.
efnor's closing remark as he picked
up his coat and walked to his seat.
senator overton speaks.
The first speaker on the program
vas Senator John w. Overton, who
onened the speaking Following his
erection as permanent chairman.
Senator Overton declared that the
l6eting Waa one of the business men
q tie state who We're in Birmingham
l. sell Mai ama to the world
NJ overton chen introduced the
eond speaker, j. -. Moore OF
lore Handley Hardware company,
l':rmins ham, who as president of the
lAr1lin CHAM Chamber of Commerce.
extended the heartiest greetings of
tire people of the city to the guests
assembled. He also invited the Wis
lteNs to look over the city after their
Ne"bcrations We're finished in order
Ia see the beauties of Birmingham S
RESIDENTIAL section.
he doctrine o. cooperation to
- eNpounded in this meeting is as
cd Is the Christian era" Mr.. Moore
said, but the people have lot yet
learned the lesson. T. ere is posi-
and personal aggrandisement, and it
Is to De hoped that this body will
think not in terms of Birmin CHAM.
o.; Of Mobile or of Montgomery, or
81 Muscle Shoals, but rather of Ala
bama as whole Mr.. Moore then
introduced Governor Brandon as the
principal speaker of the morning.
Following Governor Brandon's
speech, o. l.. Bu :, secretary man
ager of the Chamber of Commerce,
was introduced for an address, ex-
planning the projected advertising
plan
The STATE has come to the place
y
in order to get aloni." he said. 1T
was to this end that IL secretaries of
Chambers of Commerce Of Alabama
met some short time ago to talk
over the problems of the different
localities. 1t was decided at this
meeting to form state organiza-
ton which would be non-political.
non-religious and non-sectional, and
the only purpose OF which should
be cooperation in telling the world
about Alabama"
Explains Technical Side.
MI. Bunn hen explained the tech
meal organization =" hich haG been
decided on. and AIMED the -embers
of the executive tmmittee as agreed
on as: J. +. Addicks, Mobile w F.
Black, Mon. gomery: J. r. Brossious,
Tuscaloosa. i. Ct. Scherf. Andalusia
W. c. Watson, Admissions; r. -
Jones Florence. anG o. l.. Bum.
chairman. Birmi. CHAM. Mr.. Bum
also explained that a 4und was to
b. raised to pay a corps of expert
advertising men who would co duct
2 campaign of adver ,isins the state
which might last from two t. three
years. He explained that there were
many cottor mills in the north, and
east. which would be forced to love
to the south, and the purpose of the
movement was to get them o move
to Alabama.
+. B. Gist, statstician for the Un..-
ed States burear of agriculture
Montgomery. made short talk eau
tioning the organization to be sure
and present only the facts, adding
that the truth would speak loud
enough for itself, ad that insincere