Evening journal., 1916-11-20
Democrats expect
5000 Will PARADE
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/ Continued From Page H.
The meeting places for the various
clubs which will participate is as
follows:
Democratic League and First Ward
Democratic Club, at league headquar-
tiers, No. 610 French street.
Second Ward Club. Liberty engine
house.
Third Ward Club. Third and Madi-
son streets.
Fourth Ward Club. Fourth and Pine
streets.
Fifth Ward Club. Ninth and Madison
streets.
Sixth Ward Club, Fourteenth and
French streets.
Seventh Ward Club, Scott street.
north OF Delaware avenue.
Eighth Ward Club, Seventh and
Kirkwood streets.
Ninth Ward Club, Vandever ave-
nue. and Claymont streets
Tenth Ward Club, Second and Jack
son streets.
Eleventh Ward Club. at the head
quarters o. the Eleventh Ward Demo-
cratic League.
Twelfth Ward Club, Second and
Clayton streets.
Wilson First Voters League, Ninth
and Market streets.
Louis p. Brandeis League, Fifth and
Market streets.
Rising Sun Democratic Club. at
William Penn Hotel.
The place OF formation for each
division and its component parts is
as follows:
Chief Marshal Charles w. Jack and
his aides, French street below Fourth.
First yision--Democratic League,
north of Fourth, r'ght resting on
French; Second ward, east Of French
loft resting on Fourth; Fourth ward.
east Of French rear OF Second ward:
Eighth ward east or French, right |
resting on Fourth.
Second divis on--Brandeis League, !
north OF Fourth, left resting on
French: Fifth ward, west Of French,
left resting on Fourth; Seventh ward
west Of French rear OF Fifth ward;
Rising Sun Democratic Club, on
French In the rear of the Seventh
ward.
Third division-First Voters and
Young Mems Wilson Club, west Of
French right resting on Fourth;
Sixth ward, east OF French left rest
ing on Fifth; Ninth ward. east of
French, right resting on Fifth.
Fourth diyision--Third ward, west
OF French right resting on Fifth:
Tenth ward, west on French, left
resting on Fifth. !,
Fifth division EIevtnth ward.
north Of Fifth. resting on French:
Twelfth ward, north on Fifth, left
resting on French.
Sixth dlvision-Mill Creek hun
dred Mounted Club, Brandywine Hun
dred Mounted Club and the Christiana
Mounted Club, French
street north OF Sixth.
Mr.. Collins will be in charge Of
division.
Seventh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
floats. Walnut street, north Of Fourth,
William Condor, marshal.
Charles w. Jack will be chief mar
shall for the parade and associated
with him will be the following aides,
one from each club represented
George w. Bader. chef of star;
First ward. James G. O'Neil; Second,
ward. Charles Cannon; Third ward,
John I. DoIan; Fourth ward. Joseph
Nontzer: Fifth ward. J. Ford Phil
ps; Sixth ward John Lynch; Sew
snth ward, George O'Neill; Eighth
ward. Clayton Sturtz; Ninth ward, j
Matthew Ralston; Tenth ward, Thorn
Is Newell: Eleventh ward. John Har-
'ington. Twelfth ward, Frank Thorn
Isl: Democratic League, q. P. PIERCE;
Wilson First Voters Club, ]. Ran :
tin Davis; Louis D. Brandeis League I
4ewis Green; Rising Sun Democratic /
Tub. Neal Gibbon; Brandywine Hun a
lred Mounted Club. George Lite, and '
viii Greek Hundred Mounted Club, q
Ir Collins. /
The Democratic League expects to v
lave 1000 men IN line, and any DEM S
'crat unattached Is invited to march
With that organization. Red fire and Y
ther paraphernalia will be furnish c
d them. :
This invitation was issued following ,
meeting OF the parade committee
yesterday afternoon A. y. Gillespie
I'll be the marshal Of the League,
nd he has chosen the following a des:
George Reed William Woodman-
ey, Frank Dickerson. John X Meal
v r. J. Mooney James Curran, =
rank Toner Tohn Hazel James Saw
rs. Francs Biddle, William Bo'en.
'homas Penper. Edward Mooney.
gorge Stidham Edward r. Grant
A Connolly, Edward Hughes Jo-
aph McElwee. Carl Mayer and Miles
thompson.