The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-05
TO CANVAS THE CITY
CITIZENS WILL WORK FOR
MOUNTAIN CREEK HOME.
Tickets for Lecture of Ex-Governor
Taylor at Auditorium are Being
Sold in Every City
of the State.

The movement towards aiding the COM
pletion of the Home for INDECENT Con-
federate soldiers at Mountain Creek is
making rapid strides. and it seems that
the result will be that before long there
will not be a single worthy Confederate
soldier in the State left to buffet with
the world. but that they will all be
gathered into this "haveiT of rest" which
is being prepared for them. and where
they can spend their declining years in
comfort
From the inception of the movement
for home by Capt. J. M. Falkner, it
has met with such an open-hearted re-
Spouse that its success was assured.
Ex-Governor Bay Taylor of Tuscaloosa
will deliver his lecture on The Old
Plantation" for the benefit of the Home
at the Auditorium on the evening of
June IA. Committees of ladies are selling
tickets of admission to this lecture in
every city in the State
The committee, which returned yester-
day from Mobile. -eported that tickets
amounting to $3.50 had been sold in the
Gulf City.
Montgomery has been divided into dis
tricts and committees have been ap-
pointed as follows to dispose of tickets
to the lecture.
Court. Sayre and Holcombe StreetsGw
r NanulVer, CHAIRMAN, w. II. moore.
leopold Strauss.
Pleasant Avenue, Virginia Avenue,
Amanda Street. Cleveland Avenue and
Goode Street.-P. A Travis. chairman;
G. F. Nettles, Carew Powell.
Mobile Holt and Mildred Streets-w.
3. Holmes. chairman; ]. j. Rutter. Thorn
as Robinson.
Mildred. Clayton and Church Streets
Phares Coleman. chairman; r. M. Hen
derson. A. III. Arlington.
Montgomery, Tallapoosa and Bibb
streets-John Purifoy, chairman; d. s.
Hausman, Jacques Loeb.
Lee, Moulton, Catoma, Wilkerson and
Goldthwaite Streets-J. P. Kohn chair
man: E. ]. Meyer. c. r. Westcott.
Martha Heron. Bell and Clay Streets
p. NJ. Ryan, chairman; C. C. Divinney.
w. H. Barrett.
Whitman. Hanrick. Holt and Dicker-
son Streets-P. T. Mulcahy. chairman
C. B. Coins, w. A. Manning.
West End. C. Conner, chairman; r.
d. Lee. D. H. Pruitt.
Perry, Lawrence and McDonough
Streets-Alex Rice, chairman; J. S. Dow
dell. John G. Finley.
Hull, Decatur and cambridge Streets
J. B. Fuller. Chairman; r. p. Dexter,
CASTOR Scott.
Union. jackson and Ripley Streets
Ign. F. W. Jackson.
Highland Park-R. r. Goodwin, Chair
man; DIR. j. T. Battle. Hon. w. C. Bib.
Washington. Adams and Alabama
Streets-Frank D. Kohn, Chairman; J.
Pepperman, w. w. Hill.
Scott, High and Grove Streets-J. C.
Haas, Chairman; J. Nj. Riley. DR.. S.
Bragg
JEFFERSON Davis Avenue and Oakley
A. H. Eubank, Chairman; w. NJ. Hudson,
NJ. Barrett.
South Street, Cloverdale and Fielder
Avenue-Fred S. Ball, Chairman; Hart
Douglass, Alva Fitzpatrick.
North Perry Street, North Lawrence |
Street and North McDonough Street
j. H. Hartley, Chairman; A. j. Thornton, |
Michel Screws.
North Hull Street. North Decatur |
Street and North cambridge Street-Jas. |
Gallagher. Chairman; o. E. Courtney. |
B. F. Burch.
Monroe Street, Madison Avenue and |
Jefferson Street-B. NJ. Washburn. Chair |
man: w j. Drum Major S. T. Westcott. |
Columbus. Randolph and Pollard |
Streets-H. w. Fancher. Chairman; c. A. |
Grifith, j. S. kilgrow.
Riverside Park-W. T. Riley chairman; |
Frank Mcdonald. w. B. Stratford.
Railroads.. I. Mckinney, chairman; |
F. o. Walsh, w. r. Beauprie. r. II. |
Jones. Fred B. White, F. S. Jenkins, w. |
c. Hunter
Mliitary-E. F. Baber. chairman; DR..
w. o. Garside, H. c. Carter, Sam Ros- |
valid.
Police and Fire Departmental. S. |