The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
PREPARATIONS FOR
bRYAN'S VISIT
COMPLETE
WILL BE ESCORTED FROM sUFFA-
10 BY LOCAL COMMITTEE,
REACHING DETROIT EARLY
TUESDAY MORNING.

Active preparations are being made
by the local Democracy to entertain
the Democratic nominee for the pres
ideney, William jennings Bryan,
when he comes to this city Tuesday.
Most OF the details have already been
completed under=the direction of the
Wayne County Bryan club
A committee consisting OF National
Committeeman e. o. Wood, State
Chairman John 7. Winship, Mayor
William b. Thompson. William c. May
bury. Alfred Lacking and James
Schermerhorn. will meet Mr.. Bryan In
Buffalo and escort him to Detroit.
Travelling with Mr.. Bryan are ex-(}oy.
]. Z. Jennings, OF Florida. his consin.
and Col. w. +. Rose, or Milwaukee.
his secretary. Norman f. Mack,
chairman OF the national committee,
may also make the trip to Michigan.
The local committees will meet at
the city hall between and $3.50
o'clock Tuesday morning and march
to the Michigan Central station. The
visitors will be escorted to the Hotel
Pontchartrain for breakfast. At 1890
o'clock Mr.. Bryan will meet the mem
d
gressional and ward committees and
give them an informal talk on organ
izatlon. A public reception will fol-
low.
At l o'clock Mr.. Bryan will leave
for Ann Arbor over the Michigan Gen.
trail, accompanied by 100 Democrats
headed by Judge Phelan. In the even
ing he will be the principal speaker
In a mass meeting to be held In the
Light Guard armory. The doors Will
open at GAS, and the program will
begin, when President Burns. Of the
Bryan club. will introduce Alfred
Lucking, chairman Of the meeting.
Following an invocation by the Rev.
E. II. Pence, pastor OF the Fort-st.
Presbyterian church, there will be
speeches by w. d. Mahon, congress
sienal candidate, and l.. p. Hemans.
candidate for governor. Mayor
Thompson will extend the freedom or
the city to Mr.. Bryan, after which the
candidate will be introduced by Chair.
man Lucking.
The indications are that there will
be a big following OF Democrats from
out In the state, the local committee
having secured from the railroads q
rate of one fare for the round trip
from all points In the territory extend
ing from Detroit to Vienna on the
south, Jackson on the west and Otter
Lake on the north.
Following are the members or the
various committees:
Music and decorations-Henry Doran.
Charles s. Hampton, Walter BARLOW
LOUIS Tossy, J0hn e. e Nase D. Ea
man, A. ID. Mcguire. George w. Moore
Charles II. wilkins. John b. Todenoier'
cemmittee po on ytee RPssbpT B.
SCmith, Theodore Rentz. James "a.
Pound, william DooIey, sccretary'
Executive committee-John Naylon,
,nm F. e co nhompsG F. F. ingram
Entertainment committee - w,,iiam
c. Maybury. James Schermerhorn, r.
F. Ingram, w. d. Mahon. Henry Black
well. James Pheian. Thomas Lucking'
Martin Kulwicki, Ernst w. Kurz. VIII
liam J. Nagel. s; w: Williams DR..
George Andrews. w. A. Hamiin;
William Villa B. thompson. E. O. Wood, r
f. ingram. John Naylon. ". +: Conn0i-
p. r. Hoyt, DR.. f. b. smith, Frank D.
Eaman, Percy w. Grose. Frank f.
Doremus. p. J. NJ. Hally. r; !. Lawson,
Louis Colombo. Rev. G. y; Arnold, hev:
F.. II. Pence, John c. Hartz. Anthony
PETE, Caspar Schultz Henry Dunne-
backe.
Reception committee-Wm b, Thomp-
son. VIM. c. Maybury, r. J. Jenries;
r. o. Wood, Daniel J. Campau, Alfred
Iucking DIR. +. II. Smith. w; II. May
bury, Edwin Henderson. NJ. H. Cham
beriInn. F. J. NJ. Hally, Chas, Will
kins. e. A. Burch. Francis Warren,
Samuel w. Burroughs. John +; Ken
nedy, Alfred J. Murphy. Edward Min
mock. James Lee. Elmer Labadie. Thos.
p. Penniman, Fred T. Harvard John
I Jackson. Andrew Harshaw-- Bernard
+. Weadock. Frank Dohany. George s.
Hosmer. VIM. F: Connolly: James Phe-
Ian, Robert McKinstry. Thomas Bar
ium. E. q. Stevenson. Ralph Phelps.
John lynda. Rt. Rev. C; d. Williams,
Timothy F.. Tarsney. Wilbur Brother
ton, Ward Macauley. Judson Grenell.
James RI. Pound, Basil A.. Lemkie.
George VIM. Moore, David Kelly. T. A.
f. Weadock. Chas. 8. Hampton. VIM. 4.
DR.. Alois Thuner. c. II.
Ritter. Wrn. Hiliger, James F.. Murtha,
Francis p. Dwyer. August Cyrowski.