The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-30
BIG TAFT REPUBLIC.
Form ion of the Grand Street
Pageant is Outlined
in Detail:
INDUSTRIES AND CLUB
With Bands, Horseback Rid
ers, Carriages and the
Like in Procession,

At meeting OF Repu blicans in the
court house last night, arrangements
for she big Taft Republican indus
trial parade and patriotic demonstra-
ton here Saturday night at z o'clock
were completed Many Republican
clubs signihed their intention of par
ticipating and the many industries
OF the community will all be largely
represented through their Republf-
can clnbs
The following formation of the
parade was agreed upon. after being
carefully outlined:
First-The Tin Plate Taft Repub-
lican club forms on East Pike street
al Oak, headed by the Tin Plate band
and with the Tin Plate Finland band
in the center
Railroad Taft Club, form
ing on East Pike street, behind the
Tin Plate columns.
Third-The Hazel-Atlas Taft Club,
headed by the First Regiment band
of Fairmont, will form on Mulberry
street; march to Elk and go in line
at Elk street.
Fourth-The Grasselli Taft Club,
with Bridgeport band, forming on
Factory street.
Fifth-Window Glass Clubs. in
Guiding Tuna. West Fork, Adams
ton, Peerless, Lafayette and Opal
escent, forming on Linden avenue,
with the Lumberport and Enterprise
bands.
sixth-Taft Republican Clubs,
comprising all citizens not included
in the Industrial clubs. forming on
Park avenve with *. o. T. N. band.
Seventh-Taft Republican Clubs
of Harrison county, forming on Oak
street.
Eighth-colored Glasscock Club,
forming on Depot street. with drum
corps.
riders. bnggies. not designated
above. forming on yak street.
The big demonstration will be
offlcered as follows:
f. T. Weir, president; Thomas
Ramage. secretary; S. c. Denham,
chief marshal; John G. Williams, e.
W. Baken, Thomas Coleman, Jr., G..
H. Harding. c. W. F'urbee, w. B. Os-
born and Dr. Luther Raymond, aides.
The clubs are to be differed as
follows:
Tin Plate club-James Richard
son, president, captain; Ernest PIER
lehert, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ]. F..
Lloyd, John Morgan. Walter Shakes
rear and John LaFontaine, assistant
Hazei-Atlas Tai; Club. H.
freeze. captain; c. NJ. Crist! o. A.
Fretwell. Assisatnt marshals.
Railroad Taft Clubs. F. Mill
stead, captain: j. w. Hart, e. E.
Pratt, assistant marshals.
window Glass Clubs-Robt. stitts,
captain; John Sherman, Grant u.
Miller. assistant marshals.
Grasselli Taft Clubs. r. Nc
Question, captain Victor Avery. T.
Avery. assistant marshals.
Tafs Republican Clubs OF Clarks-
burg-C. w. Gore, captain; John F.
Sopher, w. G. Osborn, s. E. w. Burn
side, w. NJ, Conoway, Charles Bough-
ner, 8. r. Bentley and Thomas w.
Burke, assistant marshals.
Taft Republican Clubs OF Harrison
,Ccunty-Jas. A. jenkins. captain:
Thomas Pollock. Daniel Howard. L..
w. Smith. a. E. Grim and Mike
Rooney. assistant marshels.
The Colored Glasscock Club. \.
Thomas, captain; Charles Jones. Ale:;
Stepteau, Frank Kent, John Nelson.
James Mason, Boyd Green, Pickerel
Bawyer. assistant marshals.
The line OF march will be from
Oak street west on Pike to the in
tersectton OF Main, and then east on
Main to Oak.
Torches. red fire and campaign
foass will be largely in evidence and
| the evening is expected TO he about
the liveliest ever seen here.