Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-27

Many Prominent Demo-
Gratis on Reception
Committee.
The executive committee Of the
Mexico Democratic Club met Monday
night at the Southern bank and per-
fected arrangements for the big Dem
ocratic rally to be held November
fifth. The rally will be under the
joint auspices Of the County Central
COMMITTEES and the Mexico Demo-
cratic Club, and no efforts will be
spared to make 1t the largest demon
stration Of its kind held during the
campaign.
A big parade will be held previous
to the first speakings and a fine flag
will be awarded to the largest town.
ship turnout, including Salt River,
exclusive Of Mexico.
Willard Potts was appointed chief
marshal Of the parade and instructed
to appoint twenty-five aides.
Arrangements for the parade will
be made by ]. w. Smith who will ap.
point judges to review the parade and
will award the flag TO the township
having the largest number Of men in
line.
The committees on arrangements
were appointed as # llows:
Printing and Advertising:
John Beal CM Basket
X M White
Finance:
Chas Claybrook E H Carter
Nathan Phillip CA Buckner
Joseph Barth r D Worrell
| John P Kemp
Music:
A H Whitney
To arrange for Bugle Corps:
Rufus jackson
To arrange for merchants decorations
A d Jackson Ms Meyers
J 7 Ricketts,
Several prominent Democrats have
been invited to attend and the fol-
lowing will probably be in attend
ance:
Hon. W. D. Oldham, of Kearney,
Neb.
Hon. James A. Reed, Of Kansas
City.
Hon. Harry B. Halves, of St. Louis
Judge O'Neil Ryan, OF st. Louis.
Hon. Thomas l.. Anderson, Of st.
Louis.
Hon. Champ Clark, Of Bowling
Green.
Hon. Sam B. Cook, OF this city.
From this galaxy Of Democratic or
ators will be selected the speakers
of the day.
The reception committee is COM
posed OF one hundred Of Audrain's
most prominent Democrats.
spEAKINes THIS WEEK.
Saturday, Oct, 20, 7 p. m.
Rush Hill
Judge d. A. Murphy.
Judge W. W. Bolts.
Prairie Lea
Judge R. d. Rodgers.
A.. @. Whitson.
Farber-
+. r. Jesse.
Prosecuting Attorney H. L. Bick-
ley.
Beagles-
Walter Burch.
John 7. Baker.
Central
John d Orear.
E. A. Shannon.
Wednesday, Nov. 2, I p. m.
Sailing
Hon. o. II. Avery.
Walter Burch.
Thursday, Nov. 3, 7 p. m.
Martinsburg-
Hon. o. Fl. Avery.
Walter Burch.
Benton City
Judge r. D. Rodgers.
Judge ID. A. Murphy,
Chief Marshal Willard Potts has Sc
lected the following we'll known Dem
ocrats for his aides In the big parade
In the forenoon of the Democratic
rally November fifth.
The chief marshall will be design.
ated by a red, white and blue SASH
The division marshals by white and
red sashes; division aides by red and
blue sashes, and the aides by white
and blue sashes. Each OF the division
marshals and division aides are expect
ed to use every effort to secure as largt
q marching corps as possible in theil
respective divisions. They should beal
In mind that an expensive flag will b
awarded to the division which has the
largest number Of marchers, eitheI
afoot or horseback.
The division marshals and aides
will be notified In a few days as Il
where their respective divisions viii
form.
Sailing township-Division marshal
Burnett Showers; division aide, Bufort
Littrell.
Wilson township-Division marshal
Thos. Vanlandingham; division aide
Gnlis Wilson.
North Salt River-Diylsion marsha
Robt. Beam; division aide, Waite
Wilson.
South Salt River-Division marsha
} William Freeman; division aide, RUbt
Lockridge.
Loutre township-Divlslon marshal
J.. W. Dowell; division aide, Cha,
Kleinsorge.
Linn township-Division marshal
James Muir; division aide, J.. l
: Stewart.
Prairie township Division marsha
]. N.Greening; division aide, J. S
Dalton.
Cuivre township-Divislon marsha
Ferris Middleton; division aide, Jam,
Hall.
: Dick Ashworth Billy Sims
! Jamee Ford .JOhn Potts