The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-09
DELEGATES NAMED
 ID MONTGOMERY Mobile Sends Representative Men Against Amendment REPORT MADE TO RUSSELL Men Known to Have Welfare of City and State at Heart Will
 Take Part In the
 Proceedings.
REPORT MADE TO RUSSELL

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 Mobile, September s.-(special)-
 committee appointed at the citizens mass
 meeting of September 1 at Temperance
 hall, to oppose the adoption of the con
 stitutional prohibition amendment made
 its report to Chairman F. L. Russell. It
 is as follows: Mobile, September T. 1909.
 Hon. E. L. Russell Chairman Mass Meet | ing: | Your committee appointed at mass l meeting of the citizens of Mobile. held on l September 1, 19O9 to nominate delegates | to represent Mobile county at the con ference of those opposed to the prohibition l constitutional amendment, which confer | ence is to be held at Montgomery on | September IS. 1909, respectfully recom- 1 mends that the following citizens of Mo bile county be selected such repre- sentatives of this county, namely: E. L. Russell, chairman of the dele
 gation. John l.. Moulton, secretary.
 James K. Glennon. /real estate and in- l surance. Adam Glass, wholesale and retail fur
 niture. Thomas M. Stevens, lawyer. E. J. Buck. president City Bank and Trust company. s. R. Prince, lawyer. H. H. Wefel, Jr., real estate and tim ! Der interests. T. K. Jackson, president Mobile Elec- | tric company. w. K. P. Wilson, real estate and in-
 surance. 1 Harry T. Inge, M. D., Inge- -Bondurant
 sanatorium. l James H. webb lawyer.
 James Hinson Beaver Meadow, farmer.
 Frank P. Andrews (Bayou la Batre),
 timber and sawmill interests. I H. Austl Spring HID, lawyer. J. F. Erwin (spring HID. lawyer J. F. McGowin, timber interests. | Albert P Bush, president T. G. Bush
 Grocery Co. D. R. Burgess, cotton commission mer- chant. J. T. Jett, contractor. Joseph C. Sullivan CD. D. s., dentist. | J. D. Bloch, wholesale and retail car | riages and harness. | w. H. Sledge (M. D., physician. J. T. Peterson (Whistler). merchant. | M. L. Davis (Oak Grove), sawmill 1 owner.
 R. V. Taylor, general manager Mobile l and Ohia railroad.
 k. D. Ledyard cotton buyer.
 A. Van Antwerp wholesale druggist.
 Erwin Craighead, newspaper editor (Mo-
 bile Register.
 Harry T. Hartwell. vice president Mo l bile Towboat association. 1 Perrin Bestor, lawyer. 1 Julian A. Waters, cotton commission l merchant. E. G. Dreaper Dreaper & Burns, mer- l chants. l M J. Vickers, real estate. | J. T. Schley, real estate and insurance. l Lag Schwarz. haberdasher. l N. A. Richards, newspaper editor (Mo- | bile Daily Item). l John Simmons (Citronelle), farmer.
 A. C. Quina, cotton commission mer- | chant. ! H. w. Leinkauf, Leinkauf Banking com
 pany.
 Peter F. Alba (Coden). retired. l Ferd Forchheimer, wholesale grocer (M | Forchheimer & Co., Alternates-M J. McDermott, president 1 Bank of Mobile N B. A. 1 A. Festorazzi (M. D), physician.
 James Ducloux, Jr (Mount Vernon), 1 merchant.
 William Provost, wholesale and retail | coal and wood. w. K. Morrill,, real estate dealer. William Haas, wholesale butcher.
 H. S. DeGrange, railroad accountant, l F. w. Crenshaw, secretary Haas-Davis | Undertaking company. | Robert Weinacker. vice president Wei
 hacker Ice and Fuel company. 1 J. D. Terrill (M. D., physician. William B. Delchamps, printer and | bookbindery. | J. G. Cleveland, Heron Bay. merchant. | s. H. Bailey. lawyer l T. E. Smith, druggist. Daniel J. Calaghan, livery stableman. J. J. Quill soliciting freight agent | Southern railway. l o. H. Harris (M. D., physician. l Bart Chamberlain, lawyer. l G. J. Flournoy, city editor Mobile Daily | Item. T. J. McQuillan, clerk Yeend & Potter. | dry goods. Philip Muscat Muscat & Lott Produce | company. James T. Duggan, real estate and in-
  S. A. Dorgan. pilot. | c. A. Mohr (M. D., physician. president county board of health. l Jacob Pollock, wholesale dry goods | w. B. McAtee McAtee Bros, retail | shoes. 1 Rhett Goode (M DD, physician. city | health officer. J. F. McHugh, real estate. O. F. Cawthon, Jr., real estate inter- ests P. J. M. Acker (M. D.). physician. coun- l ty health officer. Thomas J Taylor. Taylor, Lowensten | & Co.,, naval stores S. H. Beal (Citronelle), real estate and insurance. Walter vigor Beaver Meadow. mer. chant. George D. Williams, railroad account ant John Craft, president Commercial club. capitalist. Joseph N McAieer. lawyer. Godfried Mertz, Mertz-Tbach Produce and Grain company J. E. Duval. printer and binder. George w. Jones, president Central Trades Council. Richard Murry, Murray & Peppers, stew