The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12
T. P. AS WILL GO IN FORCE.
sAVANNAH's DELEGATES TO THE
STATE CONVENTION.

a Large Attendance Expected mt An
gustn-SeveraI Matters Win Be
discussed. some of which May BE
Referred 10 the Next Session of the
IesisIature-POst \ to Give n BAH
April 6-Committee of Ten Have the
Preliminary Arrangements in
Charge.
The state convention of the T. 2. A. at
Augusta this week promises to be largely
attended. A large delegation will go from
Savannah. the delegates to represent Post
A having been selected some time ago.
The following are the delegates: Post
President Max Krauss, Secretary Carl J.
Herman. Harry Brown, Jacob Birnbaum,
Joe Belsiuger Abe Barnett, T. A Jen-
nings. c. LilienthaI, Joe oveustein, A. w.
Morehouse, Preston Herbert, Max Robin
son. r. l. Wylly and c. Z. Vinson. The
alternates are: Elliot Solomons J. w.
Sparks. NJ. II. Rothcild a. r: SPECIAL,
julius Mas, D. y. Lanier. Louis A Levy
Howard Harris, f. Newburger, Hugo
Frank, J. H. Barrett and W. Lilienthal.
The following are the officers reelected
by Post A for the ensuing term:
President-Max Krauss.
First Vice President-T. A Jennings.
Second Vice Presidential. Barnett.
Third Vice President-R. l. Wylly.
Secretary and Treasurer-Carl j. Her
man.
Directors-E. A. Well, chairman, Walter
Lilienthaf w. +. Wimpy, A. II. Brown,
Fred Wallace and r. l.. Wylly.
The chairman Of committees to serve
for the ensuing term have also been named
Following is the list: on railroads, Max
Krauss; press, Carl J. Herman; legisla-
ture, Walter Lilienthal; hotels, Albert
Early, and employment, J. Pope Solomons
The post intends to give a grand ball
April 8. A committee of ten has been ap-
pointed to make the initial preparations.
and this committee will name sub-com-
mittee TO cooperate with ii in the work.
Looking forward to the ball as a special
event given by the local post the members
desire 10 make it a great success Every
effort will be made to have all the MEM
bers present and it is likely number Of
Invitations WiR be extended to out-of-town
brethren.
There are several important things at
the convention in Augusta which will FIRST
take up the attention of the local post,
however. Speaking of the convention yes
terday, a knight of the grip said it is
the intention 70 bring several important
matters before the convention The pro-
gramme is not exactly known, but it is
stated there will be several matters dis
cussed, which may later be brought 20
the attention Of the legislature.
A topic touched on by all who discuss
the convention is the election of a state
president. When President e e. Smith
commngled with members of the local post
some months ago il was not the predic>
ton of any that his relations with them
would be Iuptured. Such seems to be
the case, however, and Post A seems bent
on using its efforts to raise another to this
position. 1t is stated President Smith is
out for reelection. and should he go be-
fore the convention, 1t is probable there
Will be warm fight.
AT no time has the local post been in
more prosperous condition. The officers
take keen interest in their work. and,
the enthusiasm among members also
causes them to take interest in their work
The post feels justly proud of its record
during the past year, and viii be able to
give the convention a good account of the
local work during this time