The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-02-21
TAKES STAND
AGAINST SALOON.
NEleH6oRHooD UNION OF NORTH
END GOES ON RECORD.
Resulor Meeting Monday Night Well
Attended ~ Plans Perfected for
Membership Campaign - Cap
tains Appointed to Canvass
Territory Public Needs
Discussed-People Be
coming Thorough
ly Aroused

The regular monthly meeting of the
North End Neighborhood Union was
held at Pleasant Green Baptist Church
Monday night. The meeting was
opened with devotion. The largest
attendance yet seen at any meeting
was on hand and all were alive to the
objects of the organization. Prof. H.
L. Keith was asked by President
Johnson to serve as secretary. The
names of the new members elected
by the Executive Committee were
read The resignation of Mrs. jamie
B. Fort was announced by DR.. G.. Z.
Haynes, the chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee. The following were
appointed a Nominating Committee:
w. S. Ellington, D. A. Hart, H. L.
Keith, S. B. Neal and Anderson Bar
ton. The following committees were
announced to be appointed by the
president: Salvage and Sanitation,
Streets and Police Patrol, Play
grounds and Parks, Pubic Schools,
Home Beautiful, Complaints, Cam
paigns. The Campaign Committee
was appointed at the meeting while
in session. The following constitute
that committee: Councilman S. P.
Harris, Mrs. Phil Douglass, DR.. Geo.
L. Haynes, Mrs. Richardson, d. A.
Hart S. D. Love, Mrs. NJ. c. Lowe,
DR. W. S. Ellington, DR.. J. D. Fow-
Ter. 1t was the sense Of the Union
that members from that body assist
Dr. Haynes in organizing other
unions. Mr.. Crawford Howell called
the attention of the Union to a sa-
loon that was about to be opened near
his home The building in which the
proposed saloon is to be located is at
the corner of Hamilton street and
Sixteenth avenue. The president sug-
gested that the matter be referred
to the Committee on Complaints.
This suggestion brought on storm
of protest 1t was stated that to
wait for the committee to act would
be delaying the matter too long. The
subject was discussed freely. Mr..
Howell was advised to act at once,
and thereby stay off what would be
a great embarrassment unless imme-
diate action was taken. A motion
finally prevailed that Mr. Howell go
To work at once on a petition and
that the Union go on record as op-
posed to any saloons being in that
community.
The next meeting will be held at
the Scovel Street A. M. r. Church, at
which time the campaign captains
will make their reports.
Territory and Captains in Member
ship Campaign of North End
Neighborhood Union.
l. Eighth avenue to Tenth avenue
between Madison and Hamilton
streets. Captain: DR.. j. d. Fowler,
1920 Jefferson street.
g Tenth avenue to Eleventh ave-
nue. between Madison and Hamilton
streets. Captain Rev. W. S. Elling-
ton, 914 Seventeenth avenue, North.
3. Eleventh avenue to Twelfth ave-
nue. between Scovel and Hamilton
streets. Captain: Mrs w. NJ. H.
Richardson, 1907 Phillips street
4. Twelfth avenue to Fourteenth
avenue between Heiman and Hamil-
ton streets. Captain; Mrs. Phillip D.
Douglass, 1906 Jackson street.
5. Fourteenth avenue to Sixteenth
avenue between Heimln and Hamil-
ton streets. Captain: S. D. Love, 1903
Jackson street.
G. Sixteenth avenue to Eighteenth
avenue, between Heiman and Hamil-
ton streets. Captain: Hon. S. P. Har-
ris, 1880 Jefferson street.
7. Eighteenth avenue to Twenty
third avenue between Heiman and
Albion streets. Captain: Mrs G. NJ
Lowe. 1905 Jefferson street.
s. Eighteenth avenue to Twenty
third avenue, between Albion aid
Batavia streets. Captain: D. A. Hart
1902 Jefferson street.