The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-12
WILL CROWD The CIRCLE
ODD FELLOWS PARADE PROBABLY
WILL BE REVIEWED THERE.
officials Inspected Balcony Yesterday
National Hay Associations
Meeting.

Monument Place will be as crowded with
people Tuesday. Sept. II, the day of the
great parade of Odd Fellows, as it was on
the occasion of the Grand Army reunion in
1876. when the late Colonel Robert q. In
gersoll delivered his famous Grafton on
Visions of War" The ground for pre-
dieting the assemblage of such a multitude
on that day is that i'm all probability the
reviewing party, consisting of Grand Sire
Cabel and his distinguished associates, will
occupy positions on the balcony of Eng
lish's Hotel. Mr.. Cabel, accompanied by
John Il. COckrum and Grand Secretary w.
III. Leedy. visited the hotel yesterday after
noon for the purpose of finding out whether
or not bhe balcony is large enough to ac-
cOmmodate the party that will review the
Imposing procession of odd Fellows. They
said they thought the balcony would do.
The Hotel English has been designated by
Grand Secretary Leedy as official head
quarters during the week of the convention
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows, Sept. 15-2l.
The announcement was made yesterday
that another large convention is TO be held
in this city in the near future. This is the
eighth annual convention of the National
Hay Association, which will convene here
Sept. 10. and continue its sessions the 11th
and 18th. Official headquarters will be at
the Hotel English. The association has
ZOO members, 600 of whom were registered
at the convention in Baltimore last year.
The convention of this year will be the first
i'm the history of the association, it is as
serted, at which all the various interests
connected with the hay business will be
brought together. Elaborate preparations
are being made for the suitable entertain
ment o. this convention. The Commercial
Club and Board of Trade have appointed a
joint entertainment to look after
the comfort of delegates. The official pro-
gramme follows:
Tuesday. Sept. 10
Conxopt;op ,.IIaJ e, orIov ~ D~ooi1ant
George G. Warren, Saginaw, Mich. inVoca-
ton. Rev. ID. X. Lucas: addresses of well
come. on behalf of State. Governor Durbin;
on behalf of the city. Mayor Taggart: on
behalf of Board of trade. President John
j. Appel; on behalf of the Commercial Club.
John NJ. Spann; response, f. f. Collins, OF
the board of directors, Cincinnati, o.; re-
port of President Warren; report of board
of directors; appointment of committee on
credentials.
Reports of Committees-Membership,
Chairman John L. Dexter. Detroit; trans
portation. Chairman w. H.. Curley, New
York; legislation. Chairman John Il. Daish,
Washington. ID. c.; arbitration and investi-
cation. Chairman j. III. Lewis. Mt. Morris.
Mich; grades. Chairman H.. Lee Early.
Cincinnati, o.; report of Secretary-treas-
urer =. +. Goodrich. Winchester, Ind. spe-
cial committee on national bureau of i'm
spectiOn, Chairman l.. w. Dewey. Blan-
chester, o.; appointment of committees.
Musical entertainment at German House,
in evening.
Wednesday. Sept. IL
Report special committee on How to
Secure More Accurate Government Re
ports" Chairman John Il. Daish. Washing
ton. ID. e.: paper. Hay K. l.. Rogers.
Philadelphia, Pa: report special committee
on cipher Code" Chairman 5. r. Bev-
eridec, Richmond. Va: report special com
mittee on Insurance. Chairman W. l..
Mitchell. Union City. Pa: paper. Com
mercial Confidence and Integrity" John l..
Dexter. Detroit. Mich.
At ? y. m. a special train will leave the
Union Station for a trip around the Belt
Railroad.
Thursday. Sept. r.
Paper Commercial Law" w. S. Little.
Towanda. Pa; paper. New Jersey as "A
Hay Producer and Consumer +. l.. Levi.
Newark. y. j.; paper. What Of the Future
Hay Trade?' +. A. Dillenbeck. New York:
paper. bills OF Lading and S%toppage in
Transit" j. b. Daish. Washington, H.. G.;
election of officers and directors for the en-
Wednesday morning the women will be
given a trolley ride about the city TO the
parks and other points Of interest. special
ears leaving headquarters at $50 a. m. in
the afternoon the convention will hold its
closing session. which will be largely de-
voted to installation of officers and dis
posing of unfinished business.
The officers OF the National Hay AsSOcia-
ton are. President. George G. Warren.
Saginaw, Mich; first vice president. j. w.
Dusenberry. New York: second vice presi-
and treasurer, +. r. Goodrich, Winchester,
Ind.
still another convention will be held in
Indianapolis this fall. according to an an
nouncement made yesterday. The RathbOne
Sisters. an auxiliary of the Order Of
knishts OF Pythi@s, VIII assemble here the
first week I'm October, headquarters being
| at tho Hotel English