The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-09
Cards OF Thanks, five cents per line.
Resoiutlors Of Respect, Obituaries and

Ohio Democrats have reason to be
proud of the men they have chosen to
represent them at the Democratic ma
tional convention, which meets at st.
Louis June Ia. Preliminaries for the
convention are now under way. Ar
TaDgements for the Ohio delegation
are in the hands of National Commit
teeman e. H. Moore. Ohio headquar-
ters are at the Planters hotel, where
on Tuesday the delegates will organ
ize and select a national committee
man. No one will oppose the pres
ent incumbent.
Heading the Ohio list as delegates
Et-large are three former governors
and a u. s. senator. In the district
list is the secretary of war. Others
are prominent in commercial and po7
litical life. It is fitting representa-
ton TO take part in the denomination
Of President Wilson to offer him as
the candidate of Americans and pa
triOts.
Here are the delegates-at-large
james E. Campbell, Columbus; James
NJ. Cox, Dayton; Judson Harmon, Gin
cinnati; Atlee Pomerene, Canton.
Alternates-at-large are: Charles H..
Graves, Toledo; A. r. McCulloch,
Cambridge; ]. II. Newman, Fletcher;
David l., Rockwell, Ravenna.
In order of districts, two in each
district, the delegates are: Stanley
r. Bowdle, w. A. Julian, Cincinnati; (;
Vincent II. Beckman, Edgar Cum
mings, Cincinnati; Clarence N. Greer,
Dayton; Edward c. Sohngen, Hamil-
ton; Emmett Curtin, Lima; Howard
Amos, Sidney; F.. A. Barber, Wause-
on; Frank G.. Kahle, ottawa; Harry
Il. Taylor, Portsmouth; John Wood,
Georgetown; j. A. Runyan, Lebanon;
w. S. Thomas, Springfield; w. w
Bowers, Kenton; Ira II. Pontius, Up
per Sanduslty; John Bolan, Toledo;
Smith Welch, Oak Harbor; +. NJ
Bowie, Gallipolis; II. w. Elson, Ath
ems; NJ. A. Daugherty Lancaster; II
ID. Alexander Chillicothe; Thomas r.
Powell James Ross Columbus; Ear
ID. Bloom, Bowling Green w. II. Her
Rer, Monroeville; Charles w. KEN
pei, Akron; Horace Redngton ElyT
la; Raymond Durbin, McConnels
Vile; " r.. Harkins, Caldwell; II. II
Weiss, Canton; A, d. Metz Wooster
Columbus Ewalt, Mt Vernon; FIRE.
II. Finn, Ashland; Samuel f, Dickel
son, Cadiz; John r. Nolan, Steuber
vile; Thomas j. McNamare, Jr
Youngstown; w. S. King, Ashtabula
John +. Durbin, Howell Wright Clev,
land; Newton ID. Baker, Cleveland
James Mentzenbaum, Euclid; II.
Bnlkley, Daniel Pfahl. Cleveland.
The district altelnates in order are
Edward II. Drink, Norwood j. \
Rice, Cincinnati; Edward NJ. Hurle
Cincinnati; Henry }. Nailor, CinciI
Hati; c. M. Eikenberry, Camden; y
mund c. Weber, MiamIsburg; Gaint
Jennings, West Milton; Alva Binkle
1reenville; william Behne, Bryan
Clarence Kohn, Van Vert; Galen
Kline, Batavia, G. c. Kesler, Hill
boro; o. p. Dun, London; w. II. HAY
land, Beliefontaine; Marcus b. Chas
Marion w. j.. Schwenk, Rucyrw
John J Volhnayer, Toledo; John Sc
ensen, Port Clinton; o. s. Cox, NJ
Arthur, J. V. Morgan, Buchtel; ely,
M. Foraker, New Lexington; Lou
Green, Logan. G. A. McCleary, Z
lumbus; G r. Winegarner, Reynold
burg; Romanus Bour, Daniel Misc
ler, Tihn; John Albright, Garret
Vile; A. B. Underwood, Medina;
r. Brennan, h. c. Barton, GAINESVILLE
G. g. Fernsell, New Philadelphia
Carl Schuler, Millersburg Joseph NJ
DOwell, Coshocton; J, f. Gaynor, d,
aware; W, S. Barton, Barton; G.
Brsnnon, Wellswlle; w. w. Gille
Youngstown; John j. Boyle, Hu
bard; Frank b. Fultz, l.. /, Little
Cleveland; George w. Hopkins, Ere
srick Reich, Cleveland; w. A. Gree
lund, Lakewood; II. A. Tuttle, Paine
vile.