The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26
MALLORY IS CHOSEN
Ex-Gevernor vardaman, Of Mfssis-
sippi, who wfli Make the An-
nual Address, VIII Arrive In
SeIna This MerninG.

Selma, April 25.--tSpeciaL) --hon- n.
q. ID. Mallory has been chosen from
among the prominent citisens OF Selma,
as the one who will Monday afternoon
Introduce ex-Governor James K. VAR
daman, the orator OF the Confederate
Memorial celebration.
Mr.. Mallory II an accomplished
speaker and the preliminary remarks
which he will make In introducing the
distinguished Mississippian, will be
heard with the closest attention by the
large multitude OF seimians who will
assemble in Live Oak cemetery tomor-
row afternoon.
Governor vardanian win reach Sell
ma on the Southern train from Merid-
ian At 1850 o'clock tomorrow morning
and at the depot, he will be met by a
committee from Camp Jones. United
Confederate Veterans, who will escort
him to the Hotel Albert. where during
the morning he will hold q public re-
eeption. Tomorrow night. ex-Governor
Vardaman viii be the guest OF honor
Ut . smoker which will be rendered
him by the Central City Club on Wa.
ter street.
The Memorial parade. which will be
composed OF the majority of the civic
and military bodies of the city viii be
formed In front OF the Church Street
Methodist church tomorrow afternoon
At s:t5 O'Clock. From that point. the
parade will march to Live Oak Gene
terry, where the program which has
been arranged. will be carried out and
which will consist OF musical sefec-F
tons. q recitation. prayers and tina
speech by Mr.. vardaman and after
which salutes will be fred over the
graves Of the Confederate dead
Bsnkruptcy at Camden.
Papers Of voluntary bankruptcy of
y. r. Foster d Co.. OF Camden. have
been fied with Referee In Bankruptcy
W. ]. Campbell. OF this city. In the
schedule the liabilities are placed ut
1880. The assets are listed at about
1000 and which consists chiefly of
liens. mortgages ana other papers
campaign Openinx Up.
The campaign for county oficers In
Dallas In the primaries which will be
held next spring. IL becoming more
pronounced each day. During the past
week the prospective ana the announce
ed candidates for once have been
working hard and have cordially greet
ed all OF the voters they have been
thrown In contact with. The latest adj
vent into the political arena Of the
coming campaign was made Saturday
night. when Mr.. r. w. Barker an
nounced for the ONCE OF clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Dallas county, which
once II now held by Mr.. Theo Lacy,
VINO will not be q candidate for re-
election. 1t is understood that NJ
Barker will not have opposition foN
the ONCE which he is seeking. AT two
different times he has held the ONCE
of tax assessor OF Dallas county and
during each term made the county Q
most excellent ofieiAl.
First Annual Meetinx.
The frst annual meeting Of the wo-
mans Missionary Union OF the Pres
byterian SYNOD OF Alabama. will be
held here wednesday and Thursday at
the Broad Street Presbyterian church.
beginning Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock. The address OF welcome viii
be delivered by Mrs. Archibald Reeves
and the response win be made by Mrs
W. l. Dowdeii. OF Auburn Quite
number Of delegates from all over the
state VIII be in Selma to attend tl5e
session OF this body and the meetings
VIII prove most interesting to the dele
gates. 70
xnferest Ia Revival.
The interest In the revival which "a
being held at the First Christian
church. which IL being conducted bv
Rev Shefner. assisted by the pastor
OF that congregation, Rev. Elliott. con :
tinues to grow. Each service which Is
held at the church IL attended nv
large CONGREGATIONS and the sermon =
prove most edifying TO these large
congregations.