Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-01
MARSHALL IN CITY
TOMORROW NIGHT
Democrats Will Parade In
Honor of the Vice
President
WILL SPEAK AT
PLAYHOUSE MEETING

in honor of Vice-President Thomas X.
Marshall. who will speak in the Play
house tomorrow night. 1t viii pro-
vide for the biggest affair of the kind
ever held by Democrats in this city.
Charles w Jack. who will be chief
marshal Of the parade, has announced
the following places for assembling
of marchers
Democratic League. headquarters,
French street above Sixth; First ward
Democratic League: Second, Liberty
Hall: Third, Third and Madison
streets Fourth, Fourth and Pine;
Fifth. Ninth and Madison; Sixth,
Fourteenth and French; Seventh, Del
aware avenue and Union; Eighth,
Seventh and KirkwoOd Ninth, East
End Democratic Club; Tenth, Tenth
Ward Democratic Club headquarters
Second and Jackson; Eleventh. Elev-
enth Ward Legion clubhouse; Twelfth,
Second and Clayton Brandeis League
504 Market First Voters Eighth and
Market.
The formation Of the parade as we'll
as the aides, follows
First division Democratic League
and First Ward Club, north on French
street. right resting on Fourth street;
Second ward. east on French street,
left on Fourth street; Eighth ward,
east on French street. right on Fourth
street
Second division-Louis Brandeis
Club, north On Fourth street, left on
French street: Sixth ward, east on
French street. left on Fifth street
Ninth ward. east on French street
right on Fifth street
Third division First Voters Club,
west on French street, right on Fourth
street; Fifth ward. west on French
street, left on Fourth street; Seventh
ward to follow the Fifth ward march
ers.
Fourth division - Business Mems
Club. west on French street, right on
Fifth street: Third ward, west on
French street left on Fifth street;
Tenth ward, west on French street,
left on Fifth street
Fifth ACKNOWLEDGMENT ward, north
Of Fifth street, right on French
street: Twelfth ward right north OF
Fifth street. left resting on French
street
Sixth ,division-Anl Creek hundred,
French. north OF Sixth street, right
resting on French street; automobiles
and floats, north of Sixth street, left
resting on French street.
The officials of the parade will be;
Charles W. Jack, chief marshal
George W, Bader, chief of staff; aides
First ward. James c. O'Neil; Second
ward. Charles Cannon; Third ward
John 7. Dolan, Fourth ward, Thomas
Donlan: Fifth ward, J. Foord Phil
lips: Sixth ward. l. Thomas Hall;
Seventh ward. George c. O'Nein;
Eighth ward .Claxton Stortz; Ninth
ward. Peter Ortiz: Tenth ward, Thorn
as Newell: Eleventh ward. John Har-
rintgon: Twelfth ward. DR.. j. c. An
thony Beck: First Voters Club, j.
Rankin Davis: Brandeis Club, Lewis
Green: Democratic League. Clifford
Thompson; Mill Creek Hundred
Mounted Club. c. J. Collins; Brandy
vine Hundred Club. George Litz;
Bayard Legion. Thomas Holland.
a. B. Gillespie. marshal of the Demo
cratic League, has announced thai
anv Democrat who is not affiliated
with 4. ward organization or any Other
club. is welcome to turn out with the
league and will be given red fire
badges and other paraphernalia,
AS Vice-President' Marshall is q
member of the Democratic League
This organization will be given the
right of the line and Z is expected
will make a good showing. Member;
of the league are requested 10 be a.
the club house. No. $40 French street
AT 715 o'clock Thursday evening will
as many friends as possible with them
Henry & Young's Band will head the
procession.
Joseph Flanagan, Frank Dickerson
Edward Farer. Walter {. DAVIS Ut,
Timothy ]. Mooney and John \
Mealey have been selected as aides D.
Marshal Gillespie.
Democratic campaign demonstra
tons are planned for tonignt az Mar
sballton and at Christiana hundred OF
Fridav night. The meeting at Mar
shallton tonight will include pa
rade. The speakers scheduled are 10
siah O. Wolcott. candidate for Sena
tor. James II. Hughes candidate To-
governor; Armon d. Chaytor, Jr'
candidate for attorney general; Alber
y POLK. candidate for Congress; Ut
Francis L. Springer and William )
Alexander. local candidates. Before
the meeting there will be parade le'
nv a band. in which there will be mel
an foot the MIL Creek Hundred Club
automobiles. farmers in wagons. an'
the "Child Labor Club OF boys. TX
cent those on foot the paraders vii
90 through The Cedars and Grams
TOMS Heights. and Join those no
mounted at Donohoe's store. Grams
tons Heights.
The demonstration at Christians
hundred will start with mass meeting
held in front of Dougherty's Hotel a
Henry Clay at o'clock Forme
state Senator Thomas NJ. Monaghan
will preside and addresses will b
made by Josiah o. Wolcott, candidate
for United States Senator; James II
Hughes. candidate for governor; A
bert r. Polk. candidate for Repre-
sentative in Congress; Armon Z
Chaytor, Jr, candidate for attorney
general; Thomas r. Wilson, candi
date for insurance commissioner, an
Nessrs. Frederick and Chandler III
local candidates for Levy Court an
Representative.
Democratic principles and polleie
were explained by United States Sena
tor Joseph T. Robinson, of Arkansas
last night at the demonstration a
Richardson Park State and count
candidates also spoke. Previous TO tn
meeting there was a parade with man
Interesting and attractive features.
MRS. WELDIN RETURNS.