The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-22
Publicity Fund is Swelled
 to S4,645. TO DO MORE WORK TODAY Citizens Write Letters Making
 Good Suggestions. ways And Means Committee And suh- Committees Of Commercial Club wfI Meet This Morning To
 Continue Work.
nons hundred thousand populatlon 1T

"one hundred thousand population m 1aIor'
 Everybody in Montgomery has adop- ted the cry raised by the ways anu Means Committee of the Commerciai Club of Montgomery of which Frank P. Glass is Chairman. No Montgomery movement has ever met with such an enthusiastic, such a cordial response from the people. That the Committee and the Club will realize its hopes in raising the $1o,eOo with which to exc cute its plans seems assured inasmuch as s4.s45 has been raised in two days Of this amount $3,120 was subscribed in few minutes at meeting Of the Commercial Club Tuesday evening. Yes terday committees of the Club, work ing less than two hours. secured $t,- BPS. by which the fund was sweiled to S4,645, Many managers of corporations and firms assured the committees of their sympathy but requested few days of time in which to take up the matter with Boards of Directors and business partners. It is confidently believed that the goal of the Commit lee. s1e,o0o, will be reached before the end of the week.
 VIII Work Today.
 Members of the Campaign Committee who have been requested to meet at 10 80 o'clock this morning at the rooms of the Commercial Club. are as follows; F. P. Glass. Chairman. J c. Haas, H. C. Davidson. R. M Henderson, W. E. Holloway, Jacques Loeb, R. E. Steiner, Leo H. We'll. J. s. Wilcox, Naham GreiI, J. S. Pinckard. r. D. Kohn, Fred s. Ball. W. H. Ragland. c. c. zirkle. Alex Rice, R. J. Chambers, N. B. Holt. A. C.. Minter, John Tullis. Jr.. W. N. Cox. V. H. Hanson and Sam Kaufman. One subcommittee which worked a short while yesterday and raised $4So, reported to Chairman Glass as follows
 Montgomery. Ala. March 2i. s'F P. Glass, Chairman, City.
 Dear Sir:--Herewith please find list of new subscriptions received to the 100000 movement today.
 Your Committee had only one hour to devote to this work today and failed to meet many of the parties on it's list, but everywhere met with cordial re- ception and a quick and hearty re- sponse.
 "The 100000 movement has caught on. We expect to supplement the list materially tomorrow.
 Very respectfully yours.
 U. C. Haas,
 I'll. c. Davidson.
 "A. c. Minter.
 Sub Committee"
 Firm Oners Suggestions.
 Chairman Glass has received the fol- lowing letter accompanying a check which conveys valuable suggestions:
 Montgomery. Ala March 21. 1906. '.Mr. F. P. Glass Chairman. and Gem
 tlemen of the Committee, Mont
 gomery, Ala: .. "Gentlemen-Yours of the 2Oth. en- closing reprint of clipping from The Advertiser addressed to Davis X Shank received. We have read same with interest and most heartily chip in our mite, both coin and energies. As to the former, being as yet but small fish, we must necessarily be limited. count on us for $25. Should more be needed, we can always scare up an ex- tra dollar, but we don't want to shut the other fellow out of his chance. The Iatter-you can draw on us for any amount, the same in unlimited quantity. being on tap for all purposes affecting Montgomery's interests.
 You ask for suggestions. We offer several. The basic idea being that the