The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-13
MONEY FOR CAMPAIGN
TO HAVE CHANGE
 TO AID DEMOCRACY.
Committees Are Named te Csnvass City For Funds to Assist In the Election of Judge Par
 ker in November.


 The city members of the Democratic Executive Committee of Montgomery County at a meeting held yesterday at noon decided to make an active canvass of the city and the county for funds with which to assist the National Dem- ocratic campaign.
 The city was divided into districts and committees were named to canvass for funds, beginning the canvass Fri day morning.
 The following are the districts and the committees appointed:
 Capitol-J. K. Jackson, Virgil Griffin. Brooks smith,
 Postofice Block-Ray Rushton, A. G. Forbes, J. w. Smith.
 Courthouse-C. B. Teasley, Henry Hughes, Bernard Gaston. Krabe's Biock--George W. Jones, w ID. Westcott, James Gallagher. Theatre Block-Emmanuel Meertief w. T. Seibels. c. A. Lanier. Jr. Moses Building-Gaston Gunter, T. T Charles. J. L. Holloway Moses Building Block-Phares Cole. man, J. S. Dowdell, W. A. Gunter, Jr. Capitol Clothing Store Block--Leo- pold Strauss, Alex Rice, W. T. Robert son.
 Exchange Hotel Block-Moses Hud- son, T. F. Harrison. c. T. Fitzpatrick. Metropolitan Hotel Block-George w. Ellis, William Ketzky. Julius Rice. City Building Block-J. J. Farley. D. W. Crossland. A H. Arlington. vandiver Block-W. F. vandiver. c. B. Teasley. Bernard Frank.
 Kennedy Block--J. M. Kennedy, Sid- ney Gassenheimer.
 Windsor Hotel block-W. M. Teague, J. c. Cowan, c. l., Betz.
 Do ToGranA MI Rald- win, s. L. Tyson.
 Outlying districts-w. B. Holmes, R. D. Lee. J. B. Hamilton, Lee Walker. R. T. Goodwin, w. c. Ray. Jr., N w. L.. Thompson, C. Helms. c. A. .Griffith.
 These committees will be provided with blanks on which subscribers to the fund are to write their names and amounts donated to the Democratic cause.
 This is distinctly a campaign in which the South is interested" said Chairman A. II. Arlington of the Coun- ty Committee. T believe our future prosperity and contentment depends on the election of Judge Parker. The conduct of the present occupant of the White House makes the campaign of more live interest to the South than to any other section of the country. We can do more good by sending money to the committee than we can by organizing clubs. I hope our people will respond literally.
 The first person to respond to The Advertisers appeal for funds in behalf of the Democratic campaign was Hon. Thomas J. Hall of Montgomery, a mem- Der of the Legislature from this county.
 In sending $10 to The Advertiser, MT. Hall wrote as follows:
 "Montpomery Oct 12. Editor The Advertiser:
 T hereby approve of the suggestion in The Advertiser that the people of Alabama render financial help to the National Committee of the Democratic party. and I herewith enclose you check for $10 to be used in the manner in- dicated in your paper.
 Tn my opinion the people of the South will need white mans man in the White House more in the next four years than at any time in the history of our country. Very respectfully, Thomas J. Hall." At a meeting of the County Commit tee to be held Saturday at noon ar engagements will be made to canvass the country beats for funds.