The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-27
PLAN BIG MEETING
PR0-AMENDMENT FORCES T
 GATHER IN MONTGOMERY.
Conference Will Map Gut Its Plans For Coming Campaign and
 Speakers Assigned to
 State Districts.

One Of the important events of the campaign for and against the Consti- tutional Amendment will be the meet ing in Montgomery next Thursday of the Executive Committee of the sup porte.s of the amendment. This will be the first meeting of the commit tee which was named at the Birming- ham Conference. and of which Fred M Jackson. of Birmingham, Is Chairman.
 The meeting will be held at the First Baptist Church and its purpose will be to launch the formal campaign for the amendment Work for the amendment however. has not waited On the c0m- mittee. The friends of the amend ment have been especially active In the past week. They have had out an unusually large number of speakers and many meetings have been held throughout the State in the interest Ot the amendment.
 The meeting Thursday will be execu- tive. The formal campaign will be mapped out and the organizations which have been conducting a num- Der of active local fights will be brought Into touch with the major State organization.
 When the committee was named Chairman Jackson was out of the State, but the other leaders took active hold of the work and it has gone for ward with vigor during the past week.
 The membership of the committee follows:
 Vice Chairmen: R. P. Roach. Mobile. First District; c. G. Miles, Montgom- cry Second District; J. B. Flowers, Dothsn. Third District; c. c. whitson. TalladeKa, Fourth District; N. D. Dem son. Lafayette, Fifth District; H. B. Foster, Tuscaloosa, Sixth District; j.. A, Blackwood, Attalla, Seventh Dis trict: J. C. Kump. Moultoh, Eighth Dis trict; J. F. Thompson. Centerville. Ninth District.
 By county representation the com mitte is: Autauga, Judge G, D. Livingston, Prattville; Baldwin, J. M. Edmundson, Eufaula; Bibb, John T. Ellison, Centerville; Bullock, J. M. Ellis. Union Springs; Butler, Robert A. Lee, Greenville; Calhoun, J. c. Wilson, Anniston: Chambers. l.. s. Schuessier' Lafayette; Cherokee, J. l.. Brunette Center: Chiffon, L. H. Reynolds. Clan ton: Choctaw, W. H. Lindsey; Clarke W. D. Dunn. Grove Hill; Cleburne' w. A. Horter, Hefiin; Coffee, J. c. Carnley' tsiha coibert. John Peach, Sheffeld; Conecuh, W. c. Crumpton, Evergreen; Coosa, J. A. Darden. Goodwater; Cow fn0ton. Morgan D. Jones, Florala; Cullman, F. E. St. John, Cullman; Dale, H M. Sessions, Ozark; Dallas, Ernest lamar. Selma: DeKalb, Judge W. w. Haralson, Ft. Payne; Fillmore, Judge Cabot Lull, Wetumpka: Escambia. w. Bryan, Flomaton; Etowah, Charles p smith, Gadsden: Fayette, Mr. San" ders. Fayette; Franklin, w. Fl. kee' Pnssellyille; Geneva, c. D. Carmichael cereva. Greene, John Mckinley, Eu- taw: Hale, T. E. Knight. Greensboro Henry. J. L. Pollard. Abbeville; Hous- +on R. A. Forester, Cowarts; Jack sor virgil Bouldin; Jefferson. w. L. Sessions Birmingham; Lamar John s. Stone. vernon; Lauderdale, Frank Isci.son. Florence; Lawrence, ]. W,hite. Moulton; lee, Hugh M. Wilson Cnaiika: Limestone, W. R. walker 4thens: Lowndes, c. E. Brooks, Fort Donosit. Madison, R. E. Pettus, unntsville; Marengo. B. T. Glider I'ndsn. Marion, R. W. Quinn, Hamil- 4an. Mobile, G. R. Hannon. Mobile; Mnnt9omery, W. A. Henderson, Mont ~oroarv. Morgan, L. P. Troup. New De- s.,,r. Perry, w. B. Alexander, Pratt s.t,Ia. pickens, W. G. Robertson, Car sa,itor. Pike, J. Bowers, Troy; Ran ,sh F p. Nichols, Roanoke; Russell H Boykin, Glennville; st. Cieir' Tuaga s. W. Foreman. Ashville; Snelny' IT Avery: Sumter, T. F. SeaIe, Llv- Sn1ston: Tallapoosa, J. Percy oAaver' nadeville: Tuscaloosa, J. Haroing' Is- @ anIoosa. walker, S. R. Crumpton' S ,ar. Washington. pr. A. F. WeDp. Saa Ss., po.. wilcox. N. D. Godbold. Carhoeh' y5t..+or Rem smith. Haleyville.