The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-13


Athsns---Mrs. Donneii and Mrs. o.
borne!
Auburn--AGrs. q. A, wright
4 BeIl Mina--Mrs. r.. q. cortner.
Bessemer-Mrs w. b. Lanier, Mrs /.
o. b. Benton. Mrs. Lefkoits.
Bfrmingham--Mrs G. NJ. Tardy.
Mrs. y. Jaffee. Mrs. j. e. Penney.
Miss Jim Gardner. Mrs. Augustus
Benners, Mrs. j. II. Ray, Mrs. Chas.
a. Sharpe, Mrs. j. n. Frazier. Mrs
Chappeii Cory.
Biocton--Mrs. J. r. Curtis and Mrs.
May Mayberry.
Camden--Mrs. TAFT and Miss Jones.
Clayton--Mrs. b. j Roberts. Mrs.
]. d. Simmons. -
Decatur--Mrs. o. b Cartwright.
East Lake---Mrs. Bancroft and Mrs.
I.andander. III
Ensiey--Mrs Frank Davis, Mrs.
Lucy aoIiingsworth and Mrs. ]. e.
McAdory.
Fiorence--Mrs. M. W. Camper and
Mrs. Frierson.
Gadsden--Mrs. y. w. Cox and Mrs.
H. T.. Bailey.
Guntersville-Mrs w, H. TODD.
Jacksonville-Mrs. Taylor.
Livingston--Mrs. James L. Parker.
Mobile-Mrs- Christian.
Montgomery--Mrs. Charles Newson.
Mrs. william Matthews. Mrs Charles
McCreary, Mrs. Asa Stratton, Miss
Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. j.
c.. Lee, Miss Eliza +. Andrews, Mrs.
Bibb- Graves. Mrs. Gayle and Mrs.
Wallace Screws.
Opelika-Mrs. DowdelI.
ozark-Mrs. Corbitt. Miss Shans-
berry. $3.50
Prattville--Mrs Mack A.. Smith and
Mrs. W. T. Northington.
Russellville-Mrs. r. l.. Bowen,
Miss Fannie Banks.
Shefiield-Mrs. F. L. Fossick ana
Mrs. Edward Dunkerly.
Seale--Mrs. J. H. Henry.
Selma--Mrs. Cawthon ana Mrs. r..
e. L. Ntel.
Talladega-Mrs. j., H. Lane, Mrs.
Webb and Mrs. J. q. Johnson.
Troy--Mrs. Bashinskey. ~
Tuscaloosa-Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce.
Mrs. r.. @. Lewis.
Tuscumbia--Mrs Oscar Simpson.
Mrs. J. N. Thompson. MRS. Matt
Steele and Mrs. william winston.
Tuskegee-Mrs. G.. D. Rogers and
Mrs. l.. W. johnson.
Union Springs-Mrs. J. C.. Law
renee ana Mrs. C. 4, Go1ston.
wetumpka-Mrs. George Ensicn.
Fort 'Deposit--Mrs. J. C. Holmes.
Luverne-Mrs. Lucy Hawkins. Mrs.
Bankhead.
Mrs. r.. e. L. Mel of Selma IL
here on a special mission to ra,ss
FUNDS to erect a monument to Sena-
tors Pettus and Morgan.
Return of Flag
Huntsville. May 12.-(Specfai )-"Rv
your magnanimous return Of this fla .
to those who love 1t, you have achieved
a greater victory than on the day Won
tore II from the hands of the proud
troop that carried 1t" said Mrs Charles
@. Brown, presidnet of the AIabama
Daughters OF the Confederacy, tonight
addressing the delegation Of 4th Ohie
Cavalry veterans. who brought The
ancient flag back home.
The presentation ceremonies attract.
ed an audience OF two thousand PEG.
pie.
Hon. H. s. D. Mallory. of Selma
made the opening address on thf
bravery and chivalry of the Confeder.
ate soldiers and then Paul Speake In.
troduced John A. Pitts. of Ohio as ont
OF those who was brave enough Il
capture the flag and generous enough
to return It, Il.
Mr.. Pitts expressed appreciation 70,
the magnificent ovation given the ohIr
veterans, and said his heart was fulI
OF love for his Confederate Comrades
In accepting the flag. Mrs. Browr
formally expressed her thanks to the
Governor, Legislature and people OF
OHIO. and the brave veterans who wor
the trophy. It's return, she said wa,
proof that the men OF the North an
South have come to recognize tn
merit OF each other. !, -
Captain Goddard. sof the 9Th Ohio
also made a brief address
The battleflaG. Is that nof the fan1ou,
Rifle Scouts. a Confederate organiza
ton. captured at Selma. April D. 1865
by the 4th Ohio Cavalry 81