The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-24
OPPONENTSoFLIQUOR
Axrr-sABooN LEAGUE TO sEEr IN
 BIRMINGHAM.
Deiesases win Attend From sesthern District And An Interesting
 Program Has Been Ar xaneed for nIeeting.

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 Birmingham, Jan. 2s.--tspecial.)-- The provisional program already pre- pared for the Anti-saloon League Workers Conference. Southern Dis Etrict. to be held in Birmfnghams Feb ruary i, 2. 2 and {. at the First Bap- tist Church, has been printed. the first session to be held Monday night, Feb ruary T.. welcome in behalf of the state. Hon. George B. Ward in behalf of the city Rev. E. F.. Folk. D. D.. of Tennessee will respond to the Governor and Rev W. B. Crumpton. of Montgomery. will respond to the Mayor of Birmingham Rev. E.. E. Folk will preside Tuesday mdrning and after devotional services reports will be received from Arkan- sas. Georgia, Florida. Kentucky. Louis iana and North Carolina.
 nessee, South Carolina, Virginia and Alabama on Tuesday. Rev. w. B. Crumpton wiiI preside "Wednesday
 Among the speakers at this confer ,ence will be Rev. Ed J. Richardson, Falls Church, Va. Rev. w. R. rLam- bert, New Orleans, La; Rev. R. L.. Davis. warren Plains, N. C.; Rev. J. ". West, Louisville, Ky.; Rev. !. u. Thompson, Jacksonville. Fla; Rev. '. B. Richards. Atlanta, 0a.: Rev. P |. A. Baker. D. D.. Washington. D. C.; l.. Harley. Greenville. S. C.: Rev. J.. I Thomson. Jacksonville. Fla; Rev., c. solomon. Atlanta. Ga.; Rev. IT. s, Buckingham, Lexington, Ky; Hon. s. D. Weakiey. Birmingham; Rev. c. l.. Collins, Jacksonyille. Fla; Rev. J. c. Barr. D.. D., New Orleans. La.
 The Alabama Anti-saloon, League convention will be held in Birming- ham on FebruaryS4 and 5. the First Baptist Church being the place of held Thursday night, February 1. and the folioytng program win be carried
 Service \of song, Jefferson county Sunday School chorus.
 Greeting--F. Nj. Jackson, of Bir- mingham.
 President's Response and Address Rev. W. B. Crumpton. D. D.
 Address. Law Enforcement--Hon. ;.
 Friday morning. Rev. W. B. crnmp. ton, presiding. Invocation--Rev. A. R. Moore. s.
 Report of Treasurer--Rev. I. D. Steele, D.D. F
 Report of superintendent--Brooks Lawrence. The. Origin of the, Anu-saloon League in Alabama-Rev. s. E. Was son. Huntsville. Ala.
 The Work Accomplished--Rev. H.. H. McNefli. of Mobile.
 The Work Before Us--Rev. J. W. Sandlin, Atmore.
 The state Leagues Relation to the American Antf-Saloon League-Rev. P. A. Baker. D. D.. national snperin- tenden4.
 Friday afternoon:
 Invocation-Rev. L. F. Whitten.
 The w. c. T. U. and. the Anti Saloon League--Mrs. W. H.. JeffrieG
 The Sunday School and the Anti-' Saloon League---Mr. Armstead Brown
 Organizing for the Coming Fight Hon. Eugene Ballard. Of Prattville.
 Discussion of the subject. "A Con- stitutional Prohibition Amendment" led by F.. N. Jackson. Birmingham; J. B. Green. of Opelika; W. R. Stew art. Ensleyi pr. A. F.. Montague. East Lake.
 Friday night:
 Service of song Jefferson County Sunday School chorus.
 Addfess--Rev. J. D. Gawaltney, Talladesa.
 <. Address--Judge W. A. covington, Monltrie, ca. t
 The Attendance at both of these meetings promises to be quite large.
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