The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-27
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thc btuup III OppoDitsob to th0 oAtotAu ment and for the remaining four weeks of tho campaign Alabama win witness the most rema rkAble campaign of ora tory that 1t has ever seen.
 The list Is not ccmriete. It 10 be- ing increased daily. The defender headquarters, to which confidence has given added aggressiveness daily. is receiving offers of volunteer work. In November notable speakers will be sent into every doubtful beat in the State. Manager Lee Long says that the amendment shall not have e single county If the defenders can prevent 1t. The army of speakers will move into each of the doubtful counties and fight to make the victory against the as full and as complete ss possible.
 On the list of speakers arc Con- gressman Hugh Dent. ex-coneressman Jesse Staliings. S J. Bowie and M W. Howard:i Senators Moody. Thomas and Spragins: Col. E. l.. Russell of Mobile, Gen. George P. Harrison of Opeiika. Reed Barnes of Opelika. Col. F. G. Bowman. of Birminghaun. Col. A. c. Smith of Birmingham. James Weather yof Birminsham, Joseph J.. Willett and Ebert D Wiiiett of Anniston, Tom Long, Phares Coleman. John n. Knox. Ray Rushton. Oscar Lewis. Tom Espy.. Byrd Farmer. Wv auarles. Col. Alex Troy, ,. T.. Letcher. Judge A. F. stratton, J. w. Davidson. Travis Will Hams, D. H. Riddle. Leon MoCord. Pope Long. Floyd Tate. Emmett J. W. A. Smith, A. Latady and others
 List of Speakers.
 The following is partial list of the principal speaklngs for the remainder of the week:
 Wednesday = At Roanoke-D. H. Riddle.
 At selma-s. !. Bowie. Frank s. Moody and E.. L. Russell.
 At Alexander citv--General George P. Harrison.
 At Attaila--Jndge Asa E. stratton.
 In Pike County--Ccngressman Hugh Dent.
 In Etowah county--J. c. Manning.
 At Rennedy-Elbert D. Wiilett. At Kennedy-~F. Floyd Tate.
 MT. Tate speaks wadnesday night i. at Miilport.
 Thursday---At Lafaystts-p. R. Rid
 At Edwardsvilie--w. W. Lavender. !,
 At Huey's Schooihoase. Jefferson County--J. M Gfiiespy. : At Ashville---Asa E. Stratton.
 In Pike county--congressman Hugh Dent.
 At warrior--Ex-conGessman S. J.. Bowie.
 Tn Etewah County--J. c. Manning,
 At Aiiceville--Fclbert D. wiilett.
 At Ensiey tnisht)--Toin- Long ana and Henry Fitts.
 At Biocton lnight)--Jessa Staiiings and Phares Coleman.
 At Oak Bowery enight)--D. H. Rfd- dle. A
 Friday---At Ifeflin--ws w.. Lavender.
 In Pike County--congressman Hugh Dent,
 At Ethelviile--Eibsrt D. wiiistt.
 At Lathanville--J. A. W. Smith.
 saturday-At center--J. c. Man. ming.
 At Leesburg tnight)--J. c. Manning.
 At Talladega--S. !. Bowie.
 At sylacauga tafrernoon)-s. J. Bowie.
 At Decatur--John B. Knox. Senator Perry Thomas. A. c. Smith of Birm- ingham, and Tom L.. Long.
 At Faikyille might)--rom Long.
 At Courtiand (nignt) = Senator Thomas and A. c. Smith.
 At Anniston--Genera George P. Weatherly.A
 At Jacksonville .(night)-Reed B. Barnes and James weatneriv.
 At Piedmont (night)-General Har- rison.
 At Jasper--Joseph J. wfiett. L. F. Greer, Senator Frank $. Moody and Pope M, Long.
 These gentlemen VIII speak satur- day night at Nauvoo. Dora and Carbon Hill,
 At honasvilie-colonei E. L.. Rus nR Mnhffa nAx of Birmingham. Senator Robert E {. Spragins of Huntsville, and Colonel w. W. Quarles of Selma.
 At Jackson tnight)-Colonel Rus sell and Colonel Bowman.
 At Catherine (night)-Senator Spra- gins and Colonel Quarles.
 At Elba---Jesse Stslifngs, Phares Coleman and Thomas M. Espey of Do- than.
 At Enterprise (night)-colonel stai- iings and Thomas Espey.
 At Oneonta--Judge Asa F. Stratton.
 At Gordo--EIbert D., wiliett.
 At Colonel Einmet o'Nsai and A. Latady.
 At denyiile--Tcx-c -congressman M. W. Howard.
 At Precinct 2. Jefferson couniy--J. W. Davidson and William Vaughan. : At Kimmon's Store. Jefferson Coun- ty-Henry Fltts and A. Lee Oberdorfer,
 Scores of Visitors.
 At defender headquarters yesterday there were several scores of men who had come to the Fair and who dropped in to add encouragement to the al- ready confident fighters. against the Tbe headquarters' work CTS are now looking for encouraging reports from counties which are con siderd doubtful. In each of such cecaties when the fght was started. the Iro-amendnaent people were con- ceded victory. But the antf-amend- ment peopie now refuse to concede single county and say that while tbere arc a half dozen counties whicn the amendment has a chance to carey, yet the defenders have an equally good chance to win in the next four weeks.
 Hon.. Oscar Lewis, who has done ef- feetive work against tho amendment In the Fifth District, believes that Ma the amendment, although Macon was frankly conceded to the amendment when the fight began. He is confident that the Fifth District will give large majority against the amendment.
 Hon. Charles M. Sherrod Of Law renee. dropped in to say that the de- lenders in his county were greatly en- couraged and that while Lawrence County had once been conceded by State headquarters to the amendment. that he believed the majority would be against the measure,
 Mir. Gus Thompson. prominent business man of Greenville. who was in the city yesterdRyfi laughed at the claim published in a Birminghnn