The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-09-06
STARTING TO WORK.
THE EXECUTIVE committee OF THE
WILSON, MARSHALL and TALBOT
CLUB MAKE APPOINTMENTS.
Everything Ready Tor Hustling
Campaign Good Men on the job.

The executive committee of the
Wilson, Marshall and Talbot Club OF
Westminster District, which was or
4 ganized last week, met in the Office
Of The Democratic Advocate on We'd
nesday evening for the purpose of ap-
pointing committees and forming
plans to further strengthen the or
ganization.
lit was resolved that the bond of the
treasurer, William It. Wilson, be
fixed at $500 and that President J. H.
| Billingslea sign the certificate.
Committees were then appointed as
| follows
| Finance Committee j. Pearre
Wantz, chairman; James ~ o. Bond,
DR.. Charles r. Foutz, George W. AL
baugh, George a. Miller, Or. Henry
nj. Fitzhugh, Joseph WI Smith, N. H.
Baumgartner, Charles E. Stewart.
Membership Committee-Thomas K.
Shaw, chairman; III Wesley Biggs,
Joseph B. Boyle, E. o. Grimes, Francis
J. Albaugh, William D. Reese, Edward
%. Diffendal, John Nelson, Lewis M.
Sellman, Denton w. Warehime, Abb
raham Winters, John /. Reifsnder, J.
T.. Stoner, Michael T.. Doyle, Hammond
Leister, John Z. Eckenrode, Abraham
IBurkholder, Jacob Holmes, Ferdinand
Dieffenbach, George M Hunter, John
Evans, John Wagner, Marshall Craw-
ford, Claude NIitten, Herbert Killer,
Charles Diffendal, Eli Butler.
Registration and Polling Committee
Edward o. Diffendal, chairman;
Gloyd Diffendal, Thomas Case, Angus
tus Carr, Theodore Beaver, James
Trayer, Harry Hesson, Charles Swim
derman, John Milton Reifsnider,
Florence Little, John nj. Roberts,
George A. Bixler, Harry Shaeffer, Of
Aaron, near Mexico; Guy Lester,
Harry Rickle, John Nelson, Harry
Summers, William d. Butler, Claude
Myerly, Bradley Owings, James E.
Smith, Lewis Beard, James I'll Ryland,
Wesley Lee, Michael E. Walsh,
Harvey Bish, John Gail, Eugene Nc
Caffrey, William Mitten, OIL VI Wantz,
Harry Davis, Edward Case, Milton
Yingling, Murray Dutterer, Jackson
Myerly, Elias NJ Davis, Charles
Tawney, J. Wesley Biggs, John Doyle,
David Leppo, Clinton Thomas,
Maurice Martin, Fred Harver, Dr. ]. y.
Stewart, Harry Smith, Harry Beaver,
William r. Engleman, James Staub,
Augustus Humbert, DIR. It. J. Coonan,
Thomas X. Shaw, Guy w. Steele
Charles Himler, Austin D. Dutterer,
James @. Myers, Wesley Geiman, Ro-
manus J. Wantz, William Wantz
William Dutterer, Fred Bitzel, E. O.
Weant, Charles 0. Clemson, Herman
Dinst, Frank Ii. Butler
Speakers Committee-John Milton
Reifsnider, chairman; Francis Neal
Parke, Guy WI. Steele, Michael j.
Walsh, Charles o. Clemson, Edward
0. Weant, Fred D. Miller, DR.. J. W
Herring, Charles T. Fink
Music and Decoration Committee
Arthur Stonesifer, Ernest Gefman
Walter Zepp, Morris Nitten, Edward
w. ShriFer. Samuel Stone, Theodore
NIitten, Dr. Thomas Coonan, Jesse S
Myers, Frank Power, Robert Billings
lea. Howard II. Benson.
First Voters George
Shriner, William Tawney, William
Eyler, Harvey Breitwiser, James
Smith, Vernon Eckenrode, Paul Lynch
J. Edward Brundige, Thomas Little.
MI Press Committee-Edward o. DIFF
fendal, Guy W. Steele, Harry Ber'
wager.
1t was also resolved that the Opera
House be secured for every Tuesday
evening during October, and for cleo.
ton night.