The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-12-10
ALEXANDER NAMES
CLUBS OFFICIALS
Democratic Vice President In
Each County-SpeciaI
Train Plans.


of the vice presidents for the organi-
cation Each county in the Thirteenth
and Fourteenth congressional districts
Will have vice president in active
charge of the clubs work in his sec
ton Of the territory that the club cx-
poets to cover.
The list of wee president in
cludes some of the most prominent
Democrats in Southeast Missouri
Their efforts are being combined now
to take a big delegation from this
corner of the state to the Jackson Day
banquet in St Louis on January 8,
when President Wilson's speech will
be the leading feature of the day.
The banquet will be held in the
Coliseum in st. Louis and it is antici-
pated that many hundreds of Demo-
Gratis from all parts of the state will
attend.
Southeast Missouri unGar the clubs
| boosting will take a trainlaad To St.
Louis. PRECEDENT Alexander already
has arranged headquarters for the
club at the Majestic hotel at Eleventh
and Pine streets in ST. Louis. A suite
of four rooms on the first floor has
feeen set aside as headquarters for the
! Southeast Missouri crowd on both
| January and s.
Alexander yesterday talked over the
long distance telephone with Superin-
tendent Claiborne of the Frisco and
made tentative arrangements for the
special train The railroad stipulates
that a guarantee of 100 fares be paid
from the Cape, the probable starting
point of the special train.
The train has not be denifintely de-
cided upon, but It is probable that II
will leave the Cape early on the day
of the banquet, or on the night be-
fore, and arrangements will be made
for the Southeast Missouri special to
leave St. Louis on the return trip on
Saturday night after the conclusion Of
the banquet.
| Alexander yesterday said the club
Iexpects to place large banners on ali
the cars in the special train. The train
Will be made up Of Pullman sleepars-
Charles L. Ferguson of DOniphan,
Mo, is secretary of the newly formed
organization and Hugh NJ. Flannery
of Bloomfield IS treasurer.
The complete list of vice presidents
is as follows:
Edward L. Arlington, Poplar Bluff,
Butler County.
| T. A. Caldwell, Marble Hill, Boil
linger County.
| ]. f. Schmuke, Jackson, Cape Cir
ardeau County
w. A. Patney, Van Buren,, Carter
County.
A. NJ. Page, Ozark, Christian COun-
ty.
T.R.R. Ely, Kennett, Dunklin Coun-
ty.
G. W. Johnson, Ava, Douglass
County.
DR.. J. c. Davis. Willow Springs,
Howell County.
NJ. f. Logan, Belleview, Iron Coun-
ty.
W. L. Townsend, Festus, jefferson
County.
H. S. Cochran, Charleston, MissiS-
sippi County.
F. Albright, Fredericltown, Madi-
son County.
Nick shanks, Gainesville, Ozark
County.
Everett Reeves, Caruthersv:,le, PEN
iscot County.
! DR.. F. NJ. Vessels, Perryville, Perry
County.
| ]. F. Fulbright. Doniphan, Ripley
County.
| T. D. shriver, Centerville, Reynolds
County.
Willis Wiley. Hurley, Stone County.
| DIR. F. f. Hinch, Ste. Genevieve
County.
| f. f. Swink, Pennington, st. Fran
co.'s County.
Ralph Wammack, Bloomfield, Stod-
dard County.
Arthur Chrismon, Benton, Scott
County.
Albert Parnell, Branson, fancy
County.
J. F. Meador, Greenville, Wayne
County.
E. T. Eversole, Potosi, Washington
County.
President Alexander has had re-
ports already from some of the coun-
ties on membership. The enrolment
of the Democrats in the club is pro-
crossing fast and heavy list is ex-
pected to apply for berths on the spe-
cial trian to st. Louis on January s.
yard or his bride since their romance
reached what lads and lassies call tie
n o.