The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
County Executive Com
 mittee Meets at Noon.
MANAGERS OF THE ELECTION
Clerks and Returning Officers Also
 To Be Named.
Bryan Ratification Meeting win Be Discussed and It Is Probable That It Will Be a District Gathering
 If Not Statewide.

The Democratic Executive Commit tee of Montgomery County will meet at the Court House at noon today for me purpose or appointing managers, clerks and returning officers for the Congressional primary to be he'd Sep temper 12. and for the purpose of SUD- mitting an estimate of the expenses that will be incurred in conducting the election. This will be done in order that the Congressional Committee may be advised as to the funds necessary for the latter committee to turn over to the County Committee to enable it to do the work which the Congresslon- al Committee has requested 1t to do.
 Chairman George W. Jones will also lay before the Committee the suggest ion which has been made that there be held in Montgomery a Bryan ratitica- ton meeting. Since the matter was first mentioned. as heretofore noted in The Advertiser. Chairman Jones has obtained the consent Of Congressman Henry D. Clayton. Permanent Chairman or the National Democratic Convention, Congressman Hetiin and others. tu at tend such a meeting, and tt 1t deVel- ops that the Hon. William ]. Bryan can be induced to be present on that occasion. the meeting will be one Of the largest affairs ever pulled off in the State.
 It is also possible that a movement will be started by the leaders of the party assembled today to organize a Bryan and Kern Club. The suggestion for the organization of such a club has come from Congressman Hettin, who spent several days in Montgomery few days ago.
 As heretofore noted in The Adver- tiser, Chairman Mark L. Black of Cra Eb aH CnnnfV UhAn hs lRaFnRd of the proposed ratification meeting, sug- gested 10 Chairman Jones. the proprie- ty of making a district affair instead oL a county affair. This suggestion met with approval here, but if 1t de- velops that the Democratic candidate for President can be induced to be present, it goes without saying that 1t will be State affair rather than a district affair, and Montgomery will have within its gates on that occasion, one of the largest crowds that ever assembled here
 The names and addresses of the beat committeeman who were elected May Is Montgomery County. and who are to attend the meeting today are as fol- lows:
 George W. Jones. Chairman. Mont
 J. J. Farley. Secretary. Montgomery. Ala.
 Beat 1-c. c. Devinney. 11o Heron Street, City.
 Beat "A. H Arlington. 22 1-2 North Court Street. City.
 Beat s-W. T. Seibels. sO7 First Ma tional Bank Building, City. Beat 4-Walter BrasseIl, Care State Board of Health, City.
 Beat 5-John O. Crommelin, 223 Columbus Street, City.
 Beat s-J. J. Farley. Care City Hall City.
 Beat 7-carl M Roemer. POS North Court Street. City. Beat S-F. M. Jones, Barachias, Ala.
 Beat s--S. J. Pettus. Care County Jail. City.
 Beat 1O--A W. Moseley. R. F. D., Hope Hull, Ala. Beat 11--J. A. Walter. Sprague Ala Beat 12-E. M. Benbow. Panther. Ala
 Beat 13-J. M. Townsend. R. F. D.. Pine Level. Ala.
 Beat 14-J. N. Neugent. R. F. D. Ra- mer. Ala.
 Beat 15-s J. Naftel, Mattel. Ala. Beat 16-W. c. Norman. Fleta, Ala Beat 17-J. J. Cochran, Pike Road. Ala.
 Beat 1s-John C. Carter, R. F. D. No. 3. Montgomery, Ala.
 Beat 19-W. G. Henderson, Station No. l. Montgomery, Ala. Beat POT. W. Oliver, R. F. D. No. 5. Montgomery, Ala. Beat 21-G. c. Glider, Mount Meigs, Ala.
 Beat 22-H. c. Lamar. Showdown, Ala.
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