The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-28
ROOSEVELT is DUE here
At 10 O'CLOCK TOMORROW
Colonel Will Speak First in Chestnut
Street Hall and Afterward in the
Board of Trade-Only a Few Tick
cts Now Remain

All of the tickets for the two ad-
dresses to be delivered by Colonel
Roosevelt in Harrisburg tomorrow at
Chestnut street hail and Board of Trade
auditorium respectively have been dis
tributel except very few that have
been kept in ease of emergency to give
to persons residing at distance whose
applications come late. All of the
Chestnut street hall tickets are out:
The committee, headed by County
Chairman Mosey, feels that it has done
the best it could under the extraordi.
nary rush for seats, some demands com
ing from people fifty miles distant
whose towns will not be visited by the
Colonel and who desire to hear him.
Colonel Roosevelt will be accompa.
MED by Clifford Pinchot, Mrs, Pinchot,
Lex M Mitchell, candidate for Con
gresham t-large; State Chairman Det-
rich and large number of newspaper
men. The party will go to the Chest
nut street hall as soon after 10
o Clock as possible, escorted by the re-
ceptiou committee which has been an
nounced by County Chairman Mosey
rs follows:
C. +. Lands, chairman; DR., J. Il.
Storey, j. w. Davies, DIR. B. +. Smith,
II. A. Shirk, Judge Swope, W. B. TIP
ton, William Sponsler, Charles l.. John
son, d. NJ. Hatz, j. b. Martin, w. ".
Lenker, j. +. Rife, John b. Rider, Lee
Good, J. ii. Doutrich, Ross Selser, G.
\. Selser, Clayton Smith Prof. Ralph
Rider, j. Ezra Foltz, Joseph Brandt,
Peter Gruber, Allen Brunt, Joseph Wal,
ters, William Lingle, w. II. Earnest,
H. 5. P. Lurch, the Rev. II. Z. Hoover,
the Rev. b. l.. c. Bart, the Rev. Mr..
Mover, the Rev. d. II. Albright, 5. d.
Clark, the Rev. o. G. Romig, the Rev.
|. r. Reedington, the Rev. Mr.. Rhoads,
J. }. Brubaker. DIR. Mcdaniel the Rev.
Mr. Bergstresser, A. G. Banks, H. Il,
Brant, Il. q. Alleman, the Rev. Mr..
Boyer. DR.. McCarrell, John X. Royal,
w. Schell, d. Lingle, A. G. Eden, c. w.
Comlad, Etter Irwin, Joseph Welcomer,
Colonel Thomas Gordon, W. H. KeE, J.
Russell Klugh, c. J. Young, f. Kenney,
R. Ludwig, H. Hertzler, Fillmore Maust,
Charles Lenhart, Ben Eby, Mr.. Kauff
man, the Rev. Mr.. Stone, f. n. Labo,
William Jones, c. +. Cooper, f. w.
Lewis, A. l.. Michner, David Shaffner,
the Rev. II. F. Long, J. H. Fry, j. II.
Wallower, P. E. Snyder, William Gus.
niger, A. c. Blair, J. A. McKeehan, H.
c. Martz, NJ. L. Rudy, Fl. NJ. Graham.
c. S. Wallower, l.. c. stephens, H. f.
Sheesley, A. l.. Adams, John Lippert,
Frank Reese, Robert Roberts, William
Crutchley, Edward White, Alex Dick
son, Dan Sheesley, William Roberts,
Dan Crutchley, Charles Raine, Frank
Moran, Joseph Sheaffer, William Rob
rer, R. A. Enders, S. c.. Eby, S. H.
Garland, S. A. Barnhart, Ammon Neff,
Isaac Neff, H. F. Houdeshel, R. f.
Styles, j. Hetrick, DR.. Wolford, Mar
shall Eicklin, George Potts, H. Craig
head the Rev. A. J. Green, j. NJ. Re-
buck. D. f. Taylor, n. L. Swords. DR..
Sminkey, John Koppenhaver, George l..
Reed, H. II. Walborn, John Fackler.
DR.. Walmer, J. w. Clemson B. II.
Reichert, Harry Lowery, G. L. Stahl,
j. H. Seborn, j. l.. Sebold, H. c.. Orth.
II. c. Deming, Samuel FIshman, H. B.
Mccormick, Thomas j. Mccain. w. L..
dhHdhdh, NHTiSt IL. huuy, CnarleS A.
Rhine, o. F. Morrett, r. NJ. Dunlap, j.
J. Fackler, Joseph f. Miller, John NJ.
Bushey, William Eshenour, John P.
Hallman, John Miller, George Martin.
John Y. Mosey.
After Colonel Roosevelt makes his
address in the Chestnut street hall he
will leave at once for the Board of
Trade hall, where meantime the wait.
ing crowd will be entertained by Lex
N. Mitchell and others. Clifford Pinchot
will follow the Colonel at the Chestnut
street hall. The Roosevelt party will
take the train for Philadelphia at
11.90, after being in Harrisburg an
hour and half.
Tomorrow night Washington party
mass meeting will be held in the Chest
nut street nall to be addressed bv Col
onel l.. B. Austin, of Atlanta, Georgia:
Lex n. Mitchell and Others
On Saturday night, at the Democratic
rally at Chestnut street hall. the Rev.
DR.. Swift a member of the House from
Beaver, and leader of the Washington
party in Western Pennsylvania, will be
one of the speakers with the Palmer
Mccormick party.