The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-18
BRING GOOD CAMPAIGN NEWS
Siaisneuis Made That Ceuniies,
Considered Doubtful, Are
Now Safe.
ss.sssr HsmsurEer stops over IN the
usy On HIS way 70 Mesile,
wA.r. Me d Scheduled =
Make series Of Isl
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Confederate Veterans. men VINO
fought Tor their homes many years ago.
came to the headquarters Of the anti
amendment forces ana the ofiices OF
the safe and sane League Wednesday
ana contributed their mites to the fund
that Is being used BY the defenders In
their campaign work. Their contrfbu-
tfons were not large. but there was not
4 single one handed In that did not
come with o good grace. and = hearty
good wish that the cause to which
they were devoting their spare dollars
tion.
These confederate veteranscontinued
20 bring IN good news as TO the con-
dition OF the night in the different local
itfes from which they came and they
told Ii In q way they Immediately Inn
pressed the leaders that they knew
what they were talking about.
That all the ministers of Jefferson
County are not for the amendment, nor
ARE ali their followers, was the state
ment OF ]. X. p. Lacey. OF Bessemer.
II live Immediately next to a Baptist
Church OF which there are zee menu
bers,. said Mr.. Lacey. and OF that
number there Is only one member In
favor OF the amendment. In my own
church. also Of the Baptist faith. there
are soc members. notice that those
/.
emit prohfbitionists are against the
amendment. My old preacher OF fifteen
years ago Is lined up against those who
would destroy the sancttty OK our
homes
There were enough OF the old SOL
diers from Escamhia County ut head
quarters TO assure the leaders that this
county. hitherto considered doubtful,
would give = majority against the
rr.<<. .AxrxU s<x
Mark black, clerk Of the Circuit
Court, came along with the statement
that Crenshaw County Is two to one
against the amendment, and II was also
ascertained that Marengo County Is in
the safe column M
4 Senator Max Hamburger. who has
been resting In this city for q day. will
leave for South Alabama Thursday. He
will make tour rof Mobile County.
commencing at Pritchard Friday night.
He will give barbecue at Whistler
Saturday, and from there on he will
cover the same points covered by Gov
ernor Conner when he took the stump
against the Senator.
The speakers bureau at the Birm-
gngham headquarters has arranged
dates for the latter part OF this weei
IN the anti-amendment campaign ana
the speakers and their dates are a.
Scilows:
Thursaay.
8. II. Dent F1orala 10 a. m. and Nortt
Greek church, p m. Both I'm Gov
ltnKton county.
o. I. Lewis kent, II a. m. and
Eclectic. p. m. both in Gilmore coun.
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county, IL q. m.
j. II. Nathan. Lauderyiile, IL a. m.
and Mouiton. 2 .. M, both in Law
renee county.
william Lively. Greenviiie. Buuel
county, IL a. m.
s. w. Tate, Jackson. 10 g. M; Salitpa
T. L. Long and g. II. Parker Arka
deiDhia. IL g. m, ard Bremen p. m.
both IN culiman county.
j. r. Sample. Crane Hill Z p. m. ant
Trimbie. 10 a. m. 10th, in cuilmar
county.
q. W. Stewart. Reform. PickenI
county.
Emmett o'NeaI, Warrior. Jemersor
county: Admission. Calhoun county z p
m.
A. C. Sanders, Andalusia, 10. a. m.
and Opp p. m, both In coyingtor
county.
T. N. Stevens. two speeches In Mon.
roe county.
p. c. Bowman. Hackneyvilie. ITALIA.
Doosa county. IL q. M. and Newsite
p. m.
A. e. stratton, LineviIle. Clay coun.
ity, IL q. m.
J. II Norville. Baldwin county.
T. J. Judge. Bethel, 10 a. m; Miller.