The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-26
.SP PlfKERS BUREAU
 IS LIVELY PLACE
Prominent Men All Over State
 This Week
FEW OF THE ENGAGEMENTS
Five Big Rallies Are Planned for Week in Addition to Numerous Speak ing Arrangements Against
 the Amendment.

The speakers bureau of the anti-amend- ment forces announces some of the chief engagements for the current week
 The woods will be full of speakers l preaching against the danger which they think confronts the people of the state and their homes. The list of places is long one. The | orators are among the best-known Ala l bamians. 1 On the list are Congressman Hugh Dent, 1 ex-Congressmen Jesse stallings, S. J. | Bowie and M. W. Howard; Senators Moody, Thomas and spragins; Col. E. L. Russell of Mobile. Gen. George P. Har- rison of Opelilxa, Reed Barnes of Opelika, Col. P. G. Bowman of Birmingham, Col. 1 A. c. Smith of Birmingham, James 1 Weatherly of Birmingham, Joseph J. Will lett and Ebert D. Willett of Anniston, Tom Long, Phares Coleman, John B. Knox and numerous others. The calibre l of speakers for the current week has never been duplicated. it is claimed in any other campaign in Alabama
 Five big rallies, in addition to numerous other important engagements are planned 1 The first of these occurs tomorrow in Selma. Col. Louis Jeffries is making | arrangements for the accommodation of | 10000 people. In addition to the political i rally the day will be turned over to a jollifcation, for it is generally admitted | that Dallas county will easily defeat the proposed amendment. The speakers for this occasion will be ex-Congressman 1 s. J. Bowie, Senator Frank s. Moody of Tuscaloosa, and Col. E. L. Russell of | Mobile.
 Four rallies will occur on Saturday, At Decatur the following will speak-John B. Knox, Perry Thomas, A. G. Smith and Tom Long.
 At Anniston-Gen. George P. Harrison. James Weatherly and Reed B. Barnes will speak.
 At Jasper-J. J. Wilett, L. F. Greer Senator Moody and Pope Long will speak.
 At Thomasville the following will ad- dress the crowd rallied together: Col E. L. Russell of Mobile. P. G. Bowman of Birmingham, w. W. Quarles of Selma, and Senator Spragins of Huntsville. At Elba, the scene of the fifth rally, the following will speak: Ex-Congressman Jesse stallings, Phares Coleman and Thomas M. Espey.
 As arranged by the programme, these speakers will scatter after speaking In the morning and address other crowds in nearby towns at night. | Yesterday the following speeches were made by the following orators at the places indicated:
 Abbeville-Senator k. Perry Thomas.
 Bay Minette-Phares Coleman
 Ashland-Ex- Congressman Sydney J.. Bowie.
 Prattville-Ray Rushton.
 Last night Congressman Bowie spoke at Lineville.
 The following is a list of the chief engagements for the remaining days of the week:
 Tuesday:
 At Wedowee-D. H. Riddle.
 At Columbiana-sydney J. Bowie.
 At Calera-F. Lloyd Tate. In Etowah County-J. c. Manning.
 At Riverside-A. Latady.
 Tonight, too. MT. Riddle speaks at Wadley.
 Wednesday-At Roanoke-D. H. Riddle.
 At Selma-S. J. Bowie. Frank S. Moody and E. L. Russell.
 At Alexander City-Gen. George P. Har- rison.
 At Attalla-Judge Asa E. Stratton.
 In Pike County-Congressman Hugh Dent.
 In Etowah County-J. C. Manning.
 At Kennedy-Elbert D. Willett. At Kennedy--F. Floyd Tate.
 MT. Tate speaks Wednesday night at Millport.
 Thursday-At Lafayette-D. R. Riddle.
 At Edwardsville-w W. Lavender 1 At Huey's Schoolhouse, Jefferson Coun- | ty-J. M. Gillespy.
 At Ashville-Asa p. Stratton
 In Pike County-Congressma Hugh | Dent.
 At warrior-Exr Congressman s. J. | Bowie.
 In Etowah County-J. c. Manning. | At Aliceville-Elbert D. Willett.
 At Ensley (night)-Tom Long and Henry Fitts.
 At Blocton (night)-Jesse Stallings and Phares Coleman.
 At Oak Bowery (nighD-D. H. Riddle Friday-At Hefin-W. W. Lavender:
 In Pike County-Congressman Hugh Dent.
 AL Etheiville-Elbert D. Willett. l At Lathanville-J. A. W. Smith. Saturday-At Center-J. c. Manning. l At Leesburg (nght)-J. c. Manning. l At Talladega-S. J. Bowie. At Sylacauga (afternoon)-S. J. Bowie. | At Decatur-John B. Knox. Senator Per- | ry Thomas, A. G. Smith of Birmingham l and Tom L. Long.
 At Falkville (night)-Tom Long. At Courtland night-Senator Thomas | and A. G. Smith. At Anniston-Gen. George P Harrison | Reed B. Barnes and James Weatherly. At Jacksonville (night)-Reed B. Barnes l and James Weatherly. At Piedmont (nght-General Harrison | At Jasper-Joseph J. Willett, l.. F. l Greer Senator Frank s. Moody and Pope l M. Long. These gentleman will speak Saturday l night at Nauvoo, Dora and Carbon Hill At Thomasville-Col. E. l.. Russell of Mobile, Col P. G. Bowman of BIrming- ham, Senator Robert E. Spragins of Huntsville. and Col. w. W. Quarles of Selma.
 At Jackson (night)--Coonel Russell ana l Colonel Bowman l At Catherine (night)-Senator Spragins l and Colonel Quarles l At Elha-Jesse Stallings Pharaa Cola