The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-01
WEEK TO BE LIVELY ON THE HUST|NGS Speakers Will Cover All Sec
 tions of State
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
JeIks Agrees to Take Stump Against mendment-Five Big Rallies In Different Parts of State
 Next Saturday.

1 Urine of the defenders of tn. onstitution
 this week comprise a list which cannot, it
 is believed be equalled in Alabama. The
 anti-amendment leaders are especially | proud of the calibre of the orators and | their standing in their several profess l sions.
 Beginning today the campaign will be carried on most progressively throughout | the week, terminating Saturday with rallies at Andalusia. Tuscaloosa, Dothan, | Florence and Roanoke. 1 Next week there will be more speakers on the stump than at the present time. Many orators of note who have as yet been able to do work only in spots. have promised to get actively in the field l Gov. William D. Jelks has agreed to take the stump. He announced yesterday i in Montgomery that he would make some speeches against the amendment. He will first open in the Second district, l speaking from the platform with Con gressman J ,ent It Is expected that he will thenI nter the Third district, out of l which P to the state senate ana then t ernor's chair. Meetings Saturday. F. ,ws received from the speak ings b xt Saturday great successes were scored. Col. P. G. Bowman reports that he and James weatherly, in Anniston. addressed ] crowd which numbered about TOO, with others on the outside who wanted to get in. In the afternoon Colonel Bowman | spoke to a large crowd at Oxford. At night he spoke to 300 people at Piedmont. 1 vi e James eWatherly was heard by 1 large number at Jacksonville. 1 "In Piedmont" stated Colonel Bowman, "there was another meeting. preacher was addressing an audience of seven on the sidewalk. When we opened these seven deserted him and came to us. 1 In Decatur Thomas l.. Long and Senator Max Hamburger spoke to crowd estl- mated at 700. The meeting here, accord ing to MT. Long, who was in Birmingham yesterday, was great success.
 In Elba a crowd of more than 1000 heard orators defend the constitution, while in | Covington Col. James II. Webb spoke to | 600 voters i There was a splendid meeting in Tala- l dega at which Congressman Bowie spoke. 1 The audience completely filled the court i,ouse It was most enthusiastic. Later in the day c. c. Whitson and MT. Acker | of Anniston followed MT. Bowie MT. whitson, according to the reports, opening l to 80 people and concluding to 43.
 In the afternoon MT. Bowie spoke at sylacauga There were four little amend ment meetings taking place all around 1 him. But he got the crowd One of the l amendment meetings was addressed by A. | ]. Dickenson of Birmingham. MT. Dick enson dismissed his audience and with it l followed into the meeting where MT. Bowie was speaking.
 In St. Clair county Congressman How ard and Judge Miller had great success. List of Speakers. | In Marengo county, beginning this ing, Judge J. c. Manning will make 12 speeches this week. 1 In DeKalb county. beginning this morn- ing Judge J. c. Manning will make F speeches this week. | Friday and Saturday, in Henry county, | Senator E. Perry Thomas of Barbour will | fill engagements. e | While the list is not now complete the following are the most important book ings from headquarters in Birmingham: Monday. l Carbon Hill Walker county, Senator | John A. Rogers | Dora, Walker county (nighD, Senator Greenville, Butler county, Congressman Hugh Dent and ex-Congressman Jesse Stallings.
 Russellville, Franklin county, Judge E. B. Almon. Scottsboro. Jackson county, Senator Robert E. Spragins and Judge Richard w. Walker.
 Oneonta. Blount county, ex-Congress- IT sv J. Bowie
 Fort Deposit. Lowndes county nighD, eA--oIib. 1o5nlan Jesse Stallings.
 Rockford, sCoosa county, Emmet ONeal and James Weathely.
 springfield St. Clair county, ex-Con- gressman M. W. Howard. Crewsville, Coosa county, Col. Emmet O'Neal Camden, Wilcox county, F. Floyd Tate and A. D. Pitts. Grove Hill. Clark county, John T. Fletcher. Bay Minette, Baldwin county, James H. Webb. Tuesday.
 Oakman, Walker county, Senator John A. Rogers. Cordova. Walker county (nighD, Sena- tor John A. Rogers. Eclesctic, Fillmore county, D. H. Riddle. Brooksville, Coosa county (night) D. H. Riddle.
 Dothan, Houston county, Phares Cole man.
 Cullman. Cullman county (night), ex- man M. w. Howard. K Cullman, Culman county (night), ex- Congressman M. W. Howard. Union Springs, Bullock county, Ray .aushton.
 Hanover, Coosa county, Emmet O'Neal.
 Mt. Olive, Coosa county (night), Elm met O'Neal.
 Bay Minette, Baldwin county, Congress- man Hugh Dent.
 Wednesday.
 Good Springs, Walker county, Senator
 Corona. Walker county (night). Senator John A. Rogers
 East Tallassee, Tallapoosa county, D. H. Riddle.
 Hamilton, Marion county, Senator Max Hamburger and Thomas l.. Long,
 Bexar, Marion county (night), Senator Max Hamburger.
 Camp Hill, Tallapoosa county, Emmet O'Neal.
 Jackson's Gap. Talapoosa county (nighD, Emmet O'Neal.
 Guin, Marion county (night). Thomas L. Long.
 Wedowee, Randolph county, Oscar Ss Lewis.
 Goldburg, Randolph county (night), >Os- car E. Lewis