The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-13
YOUNG NEWS CLUB
ORGANIZED FOR FURTHERANCE OF
 GUNTER's CAMPAIGN.
H. F. Crenshaw Elected Presideut and sam Rosenberg secretary--speak- CTS stir Large Audience
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 In a convention of friends so numer- ous as to overflow the Gunter head quarters on Court Square, the Young Mems Gunter Club was organized last night. H. F. Crenshaw was elected President and Sam Rosenberg. secre- tary.
 ,I The convention was called to order by E. B. Joseph. President of the Gun ter Campaign Club, who presided until after the organization of the Young Mems Club, when he resigned the chairmansllip to Mir. Crenshaw.
 Following Is list of the vice-Pres.- dents elected:
 John Hortan. Morgan Devinney. AL fred Haas. John H. Kling. c. w. Clar- ence, E. W. Holt, A. l.. Linkenburg. J. A. Reeses. Wiley Bazell. c. F. Cren- shaw, Jr.. Robert Cook. s. c. McDade. bard, w. D. Hale, H. Clay Tompkins, Julian Rice. Edgar McDade. Henry Barrett Macon L. Jones. Adolph Stern. Claude Ray. William o. Crowell. F.. F. Taylor, J.NEmmett Scale. T. B. Taylor. J. c. Kiigrow. D. Troy Halls. Henry Bodenheimer. Clifford Jones. A. B. Rutledge. Merrill Moore. Cyrus B. Brown, J. A. Williams. John Vincen- telli. E. w. Sandwich, Thomas ] |.
 
 Bernard Young. Earl May Sam Appe- rius, Ben o. Jennings. Roger Bailey. w. H. Collins. Geoge A. Cook, Ben S. Kiigrow. John H. Ryan, V. W. Speaker. J. Otis Williamson, Walter Lobman. Robert Frazer. M. c. Bozeman, F. T. Ramage. T. F. Wallace, John Fraser. c. W. Beale, Charles E. Boyd. John J. canty Robert F. Martin. R. A. Ham mack, Edgar Bodenh elmer, c. B. Me- Donald IT Tnnoa II c 0 Norma F. B. Travis.
 J. c. Haas Predicts Success.
 We want the right man for the right place" was the theme of J. c. Haas. the first speaker of the convention. MT :. Gunter has a good record. By his use- full and faithful service he has demon strated his fitness for the office he seeks. He ought to be elected; he will be elected"
 Prsident Crenshaw spoke humorously. He and MT. Gunter went to Sunday school together. he said: Mir Gunter always knew his Golden Text. He had kept on knowing things and doing things we'll. Concluding. he thanked the club for the honor paid him :n his election to the presidency.
 c. P. Mcintyre reviewed the situa- tion which. he said, looked brighter than ever for Mfr. Gunter.
 John c. Crommelin talked briefly. expressing his qualification at the in terest that the young men as well as the old were taking .n the election. The faithful officer ought to be re- warded, Mr. Crommelin said. Mir. Gum ter had been most faithful.
 Phares Coleman declared that the Gunter record ought to and would elect MT. Gunter.s His record in school mat ters alone, Mir. Coleman said, deserved the commendation of the citizens of Montgomery. R. Tyler Goodwin read the record of Mr. Gunter's accomplish mepts while he was in the City Coun- ciI. The record filled about a score of pages. Mir. Goodwin asked if the sup porters of Mir. Tyson could point to anything Mr. Tyson had done.
 Short speeches were made by Joseph HugKer, Joseph Slough, Lorenzo Davis and J. s. Ingram. I. |. Strauss. deaf mute, arose during the proceedings and displayed placard bearing the device. "I am for Gunter." Mir. Strauss was roundly applauded.
 MT. Gunter closed the meeting with a speech in which he reviewed his rec ord, stated his platform and thanked his supporters for their assistance.