The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31
PARTY'S LEADERS REPORT PROGRESS Campaign Committee Holds an
 Executive Session W. W. BRANDON ARRIVES Will Make Several Speeches In the County In the Interest of Noml-
 nees of the Democratic
 Party.
w. W. BRANDON ARRIVES

An executive meeting of the democratic campaign committee was held in the cir cult court room at the county court house yesterday at noon.
 The result of the meeting was not made public Newspaper men were refused ad- mittanee to the meeting and members present refused to give out detailed ac- count of the proceedings.
 Chairman Robert N. Bell of the cam paign committee presided over the meet ing. In discussing the conference MT. Bell said: "The object of the meeting was to receive reports from members O. the campaign committee from the differ ent sections of the county and to discuss plans for the future conduct of the cam paign. The meeting was largely attended by democrats from all sections of the county, who gave encouraging reports of the progress of the campaign. There were more than one hundred people pres ent and all were enthusiastic over the chances for the success of the full dem ocratic ticket"
 Democratic Speaking.
 The following appointments for public speakings have been announced by Robert N. Bell, chairman of the Jefferson coun- ty democratic campaign committed:
 October 3l-Warior, 7:3O D. m.
 October 3l--Unlon Hil1, 5:sO D. m.
 October 31-College Station, East Lake, 7:SO D. m.
 October 31-Johns. 7:30 D. m
 November 1-Rebie Hall, Bessemer, 7:3O D. m.
 November 1-Brighton. town hall, 7:3O D. m.
 November 1-Cardiff, 7:s0 ?. m.
 November 1-Sehool house, Avondae mills, 7:3O D. m
 November 2--Jefferson theatre Birmng- ham, 8 o'clock.
 November 2--oxmoor school house, I p. m.
 November 2-Pratt City, city hall, 7:so D. m.
 November 2-North Birmingham, Seventh avenue and car line. 7:9O p. m.
 November 3-Woodlawn, Fifty-nfth street and Second avenue. 7:S0 D. m.
 November 9-Brookside, 7:3O D. m
 November 3-Town hall, Wylam, 73O D. m
 November 5-City hall, Ensley, 7:SO D m
 Meetings were held last night at the city hall in Ensley Armory at Woodlawn and O6d Fellows hall at Avondale.
 Brandon In Town.
 Gen W. W. Brandon is in the city under orders from the state campaign committee to report to the county demo- cratic campaign committee, and make speeches in behalf of the election of the regularly nominated candidates of the party.
 General Brandon spoke at Ensley City hall last night and will speak at East Lake tonight. He will possibly fill other appointments for the committee later in the week.
 Two Mass Meetings.
 Both Stiles and Higdon supporters are preparing for large mass meetings in the ] interest of the respective candidates for sheriff next Friday night. The Higdon meeting will be held at the skating audi torium at Avenue F and Twenty y-fourth street and the Stiles meeting will be held at the Jefferson theatre.
 Prominent speakers will make addresses dl tdcH ol lle ulttllllBS anu II iS tNpetltu that both affairs will be largely at tended from all sections of the county. A torch-light procession, led by a brass ! band, will follow both the meetings. The meeting that had been announced for North Birmingham Friday night has been called off on account of the mass meeting at the Jefferson theatre. It is expected that a majority of the people of North Birmingham, who would have at tended the meeting there, will come to Io,- f,I,, fo, ba