The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-10-12
WELCOME TO BRYAN.
Active Preparations Under
Way to Make His Visit to
Frederick a Memorable
One.

being made for a reception to Mr.
Bryan when he honors our city on
the 23rd inst, such as has never
before been witnessed
The fact that he will be here on
the morning of that day has been
mentioned, and the mere state.
ment was sufficient to arouse I'M
bounded enthusiasm. The indi-
cations are now that Frederick
can hardly hold the people that
will assemble that day.
Several meetings have been
held by the central committee of
this city in cooperation with the
several clubs, and the matter
talked over in every way.
The plan now is to have a pub
lie meeting at the Court House
Square. Mr.. Bryan will address
the crowd from a large stand to
be erected there. Detailed ar
engagements have not yet been
completed. The Business Mems
Democratic Association, h g
Young Mems Club and the in
dividual members of the party
will all unite in this grand effort
to show our appreciation of the
presence of our national standard
bearer, William Jennings Bryan
The following prominent bust
ness men have been appointed a
committee Of reception to well
come Mr.. Bryan to Frederick
ID. Chester Kemp, David A.
Castle, G. E. Zellers, E. w.
Diehl, Peter Seeger, Daniel A.
Miller, n. j. Wilson, f. j.
Schroeder, S. d. Thomas, Column
bus Knott, Aaron Rosenstock, A.
l.. Kline, Allen L. Rohrback, p.
Il. Long, +. X. Schmidt, Il. S.
Houck, Geo. Eisler, Augustus
Ebert, w. N. Garrett, William
Dansberger, Geo, Seidling, j. ii.
Grove, j. l.. Michael, Conrad
Rutland, b. E. Phoebus, Clinton
Willard, E. e. Shaw, j. A. G.
Lipps, A. p Rice, Justus Miller,
George S. Rodock, Geo. Heinlein,
ii. G. Wilcoxon, Christian p.
Smith, William Kolb, William
Miles, John Hershberger, Edward
Schroeder, Joseph Eisenhauer,
Edward Baltzell, Marcus Vert
heimer, A. Il. Yeakle, A. c. Nc
Cardell, John Eisenhauer, Lewis
A. Rice, Charles ertheimer, DIR.
S. +. Thomas, Il. S. j. Dutrow,
ID. Il. Ordeman, A. l.. Pearre,
w. Ii. b. EtcbisOn, William p.
Maulsby, DR.. L. 7. McGilI,
JACOB Rohrback, j. Roger Nc
Sherry, f. NJ. Fauble, f. l..
steiner, G. Ii. Worthington, Jos.
Gater, DR.. Thos. johnson, DR.. f.
b. Smith.
There will be big parade in
the morning of the 23rd.
McCliutOck Young, vice preSi-
dent of the Palmetto Fiber Works,
the largest manufacturing estab-
lishment in Frederick, will be
chief marshal Of the parade,
Other business men, merchants
and prominent citizens who will
served as mounted aids are:
James E. Walker, Lewis S.
Clingan, Eugene l.. Derr, d.
Columbus Kemp, Thomas Myers,
Claud Dutrow, Emory L. Cob
lentz, William Gaylor, Charles p.
Levy, Samuel Wertheimer, Chas.
Fisher, John Mehrling, Captain
William Shipley, Harry Koontz,
Daniel B. Miller, Robert Nelson,
Edward Fink, Eugene Getzen-
danner, ID. V. Stauffer, James
Houck, George Smith, John w.
Humm, Fenton Thomas, G. NJ.
Shank, David w. Summers, Frank
Smith, Charles Hagan, John fl.
Grove, John E. w. Hargett,
David KOlb, Jr., William Adams,
George l. Wilson, j. G. johnson,
David X. Cramer, Harry Deter,
Charles Fisher, Louis Miller,
Richard sPOtts, Henry G. Duel,
Sidney Sappington, Brooke Boyle,
Charles Lawrence, Clarence Lind
say, Charles E. Poole, E. ID.
Harne, Harry Wood, Ferdinand
Browning, Dixon G. Walker, w.
o. Price, +. G. Miller, L. NJ.
Kessler, Charles Ranneberger,
Roy Renner, Robert McDuell,
John d. Ahalt, Thomas Biser,
George r. Stottlemyer, Gideon
HORNE, |. A. Fox, w. B. Wolfe,
9. N. Stearn, Charles Brown,
Harry Stokes, John Williams, j.
w. Creager, George Bussard,
Charles Gall, Frank Carpenter,
r.. l.. Ogle, George F. Stottle-
myer, Charles Barrick, Jas. NJ.
Smith, Charles Rem, L. Haugh,
Allen Grumbine, William Mines,
Charles Grove, S. l.. Bast, Amer.
icus Wiles, George English, Gerry
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