The Washington herald., 1912-10-18
LOCAL DEMOCRATS
/ PARADE T0-hIGHT.
With xazyland BRETHREN, Wilson
Advocates Plan Gg 1ally at
National 1iAes' Armory.
HEADED BY Rand
10 MARCH THE STREETS
Music, Speeches, and Campaign
Predictions 70 Fly Thick
and Fast.

Hundreds Of Democrats Of the District
and Maryland will rally at National
RiAes' Armory 1t o'clock tonight sfter
. march through the husinsss strssts
beginning st old Masonic Temple st
o'clock. The demonstration 10 expected
to be the greatest the Democrats have
had In the District since the last time
they won success In . Prssdsntial cam.
paign-
Senator Pomsrens. Of Ohio: Senator
Raynor. Of Maryland: Representative
Cariin. Of Virginia: and Representative
Page. Of North caroiina. are On the
programme to speak at the armory. to
which admission will be free. Q special
invitation being extended to women.
The Democratic hosts will march from
Masonic Temple south in Ninth Street
to Pennsylvania Avenue. west 70 Fif.
teenth Street. north to New York Ave.
nue.. east in New York Aaenus to Thir-
teenth Street. south in Thirtssnth Street
TO q Street. and east In g Street to the
Armory.
Dana to Lead Parade.
Pistorio's Band will lead. the process
sion and J. Fred Kelley and his sturdy
fellows Of the Young Mems Dsmocratic
Club win head the marchers. Tho Jack
son Democratic Association. the Colum-
bia Democratic Club, and other historic
societies viii participate.
Some Of the clubs and their commit
tees for tonight are:
Young Mems Democratic Club-Hafry
o. Middleton, James 9. Skidmore, Clare
don Smith, DR.. L. Durbin waltsr, Warner
Cannon. DR.. Oscar H. Coombe. Austin II.
Cooper. Fred @. Dieterich. George B.
Dove. Charles g. Eisinger. William A.
Felser. William F. Hart, Thomas c. Hill.
Charles p. Hunt. Victor Haugaard. A. c.
Joy. T. Edward Mitchell. John J. Nolan.
Edward I. Nottingham. Albert Pophins.
John Quinn. N. B. Shade. william Robert
shaw. e; Q; Lissen. T: g. nottingham.
George T. Thornton. Richard H. Gates.
J. D. Clifford. E. Richard Garsh. and
D. Edward Clark.
jackson Democratic Associations: James
L Morris. jr.. Fred J. Kelly. william
G. McIntire. Jesse H. Whitaker. William
J. Dwyer. Frank J. McGrande. John J.
Purcell. william J. Donivan. William
Rose. Jesse B. Wilson. B. F. Davis Fred
B. Keefer. and Michael Caftey.
Wilson Club RepresenteA.
Wilson and Marshall Democratic Club
DR.. Samuel z. Lewis. Arthur W. Mari.
A. W. Neale, Jr., r. c. Hill. John w.
Palmer, Phillip 8. Roy. John W. Drew.
8. H. Hines, Ira s. Jenkins, R. c. Glas-
cock. r. A. Neale. Frank B. Swartz and
Frank p. Phillips.
District OF Columbia Democratic Asso-
ciation-Henry F. Ash. Robert Callahan.
Jr.. Charles F. Auffort, Clarence c. Cal.
houn. DR.. John H. Digs. Rossia r.
Downing. James E. Dulin. Mr., Fitx-
gerald. jr.. H. Germann. DR.. Charles A.
Hawley. A. !. Holtzman. Frank N.
Hume. E. E. Hunter. Alvin o. Portner.
J. H. Shinn. Charles T. Small, ]. A.
Whitfield. and Samuel s. Yoder.
Club Holas Meeting.
The District Of Columbia Democratic
Association at q meeting At the Raleigh
last night discussed its work in the pres
ent campaign and heard reports from
meetings held in Maryland. The resigna.
tion Of voters in Maryland having closed.
the campaign will be carried on there
with increased vigor. 1t was stated last
night. One hundred thousand District Of
Columbia Democratic Association buttons
and much campaign literature are being
distributed.
Edwin A. Newman. president Of the
association. and Creed NJ. Fulton left
yesterday for the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland to open the campaign at Sails
bury last night. A meeting will be held
at Gaithersburg on October 10. Speakers
will leave for Howard County on Octo-
ber a.