The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-09
FIRST GUN FIRED
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN OPENED ON
SOUTH SIDE.
BIG MEETING
CLUB ELECTED OFFICERS FOR AN
ELECTION YEAR.

With Boom of Cannon and Popping
of Bottle of Wine by City Marshal
DreesOn Large Flag of south Side
Administration Club Was UnfurI-
ed EARLY in AfternOOn-At Night
Kiser's Hall Could Not Hold the
South Siders When They As
sembIed and Chose Their officers.
Campaign Buttons Appear.
At meeting of the South Side
Administration Club that crowded
Kiser's Hall to the doors last night,
officers were elected for the present
year, and the Executive and Improve
ment committees of the organization
were announced.
The gathering was an enthusiastic
one, and there were not a few who
were unable to get into the hall. Brief
addresses were made by A. A. Law
renee, Esq, Henry Garwes, Judge
Samuel Reynolds William Davidson.
j. H. H. Entelman, c. E. Jones, and
f. H. Abrams, Esq. The complexion
of the crowd showed that the admins
tratlon forces are We'll organized in
the South Side. 1t was announced that
the regular Friday night meetings
would be resumed
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon the
large nag recently purchased by the
club was unfurled, and will be kept
flying over the headquarters of the
South Side administration organizt1-
tlon. AS the flag was pulled up a can
non was fired and City Marshal Henry
Dreeson broke bottle of wine. The
unfurllng of the flag was really the
OneninP of this aric
South Side, and the weekly meetings
VIII continue until after the county
election
ed: ''''0ei0 eiee'-
President-John F. Glatigny.
Secretary-John c. Bernhardt.
First Vice Decentralization David
son.
Second Vice President-J. H. H. En-
lehman.
Third Vice President-samuel Rev
noldS.
Fourth Vice President-E. Geffcken
Fifth Vice President-J. H. Estill.
Sixth Vice President-E. F. Lowell.
Improvement Committee-R. J. Da-
want, chairman; August Karsten.
George f. Cotton, M. A. Morrisev
William Taylor, Carl Mendel T. c,
Mitchell, H. F. Lubs, A. B. Moore, w.
A Friend, ]. E. Register, A. J..
Hermes, A. A. Morrison, E. A. M.
Schroeder, E. j. Keiffer, ]. Q. Buck
heit, Thomas Gamble, Charles H. Sip
pie, F. S. Van Giesen, w. C. Offutt.
R. H. Glass, NJ. A Sweat, E. c. Pa
cetti' w. L. Mingledorff, Benjamin
Calls, H. M. Ward.
Executive Committee. f. Glatig-
n.y. chairman; p. J. Eivers, c. e.
Jones, B. S. Symons, Elliott MARROW,
James Maloney, r. w. Ferguson, E.
p Harty, C. r. Barbee j. H. Beach,
I. c. Dixon, r. ]. Grower, Ed Bliss,
z. M. Burnham, J. r. Stofer, w. M.
Saliba, John Barthlemas, c. A. Gradot,
Henry Garwes, Edward Smith, John
Axe, Jack Harper Charles Myers, H.
c. Brinkman, Frank Williams, w. I.
Hussey, Thomas Houlihan, F. H. Oil
YER Jonas Mendel, G. L. Hartman, ].
r. Dreamer, H. e. Dreeson, L. c.
Burns, f. w. Greve, Otto Shocks, w.
H. Fleming, A. B. Cummings, r. H.
Clements, Marion Lucas, G. w. Allen,
r.. M. Martin, John Rourke, N. A.
Tilton, Edward Moyle, H. c. Harden,
William Allen, w. H. Peck, E. Hollo-
well, Allen Broom, c. F. Luerson, F.
M. Cornwell, John Meyer, R. b. Bos-
tick, c. c. LeBey, r. B. Davis, w. j.
Nell, w. E. Remley, George Haygood
John Lance, John J. School, B. O. Rog-
ers, F. S. Dupont, Thomas Wells,
Earnest Chandler. Patrick Buttimer
C. ]. Melvin, w. F. Hodges, ]. C.
Bernhard, Charles Tousint, ]. F. Ul-
mer, F. w. Campos, Fred SEMINARS,
w. B. Fennel. Otto Seller, Palmer
Keller, I. U. Kinsey, c. A. Pacetti,
John Hunt. Louis Bliss, Antoine
Vasile, R. S. Nell, w. H. O'Brien.