The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-06-28
THE w. S. STAMPS MASS MEET
ING THIS AFTERNOON.

There have been mass-meeting and
parades in Paris, but Roxie Davis,
the chief parader of them all, says
that the one which will take place
this afternoon, will be one that will
eclipse any ever given in this city or
the county. And Roxie knows.
Preceding the big mass-meeting,
which will be held in the court house
at three o'clock this afternoon, the
big parade, which has been in the
process Of making" for several days,
will take place The different divis-
ions have been assigned positions,
and the chairman of each has been
given specific instructions by Grand
Marshal Davis. The parade will
form on the court house square at
two o'clock, when the chairmen are
expected to have their charges well
in hand and take the positions to
which they have been assigned. The
chairmen have been urged to see that
all is in readiness for an instant
start, when the word is passed along
the line of march.
The line of march will be south
on High street, east on Ninth
street, north on Main street to the
court house, where it will disband.
The Grand Marshal will be assisted
in managing his parade by long
list of assistants, who were desig-
mated in a previous issue of THE
NEWS.
The mass meeting at the court
house is expected to bring large
outpouring of people, who must be
interested in the success Of Bourbon
county in the drive for the sale OF
the county's quota in this campaign,
An excellent musical program, in
participate, will be rendered. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. F. M
finder, and other well-known local
speakers. Every patriotic man and
woman in the county should make il
his or her duty to attend this meet
ing, which will be held for the pur-
pose of creating enthusiasm and in
terest in the campaign, which closes
with this days work. Bourbon must
secure its quota, in order to keep VI
the good record it has made in the
past in never failing in any phase Of
| war activity it has undertaken.
The following is the order in which
the different divisions will appear II
| the big parade, which will be one o.
| the chief features of the closing da!
of the campaign:
Police Escort. Chief of Police Free
Link, Chairman.
Liberty Drum Corps.
Boy Scouts.
Soldiers.
Marines.
Soldiers Tobacco Fund, Pearc
Patton, Chairman.
Red Cross Nurses. Mrs. G. W
Clay, Chairman.
Ambulance of ]. T. Hinton Co.
Ambulance of G. w. Davis.
Honor Guard Girls, Mrs. Edwar,
Spears, Chairman.
Lady Horse Back Riders, Mrs. J
H. Thompson, Jr., Chairman.
Red Star Society, DR.. H. M. Ham
ilton, Chairman.
City Officials in Autos, Mayor E
B. January, Chairman.
Fire Department, Chief Ullmal
Lancaster, Chairman.
County Officials in Autos, Judg
Geo. Batterton, Chairman.
County Food Administration, Law
renee Mitchell, Chairman.
Fuel Administration, ]. H. Thomp
son and H. B. Fithian, Chairmen-
! Liberty Loan, Withers Davis
Chairman.
| Red Cross Society, Mrs. n. II
Daley, Chairman.
Y. M. c. A., H. A. Power and I
H. Clay, Jr., ChafFmen.
| knights of Columbus, E. M. Cos
tello, Chairman.
Patriotic citizens in autos. ever.
| one is a committee of one.
Patriotic. colored citizens, Prof. F
M. Wood. Chairman.
Mr.. Rudolph Davis, who will b
| the Grand Marshal of the parade
will be assisted by Deputy Sheriff J
! o. Marshall, DR.. H. M. Hamilton
Frank P. Kiser, John F. Davis an
Sheriff VIM. G. McClintock. and Post
master j. Walter Payne.