The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-29
T. P. AIS TROUBLES
ATLANTA POST CONDEMNED BY
STATE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
RESOLUTION READ HERE.
But MEMBERS OF POST A. MADE NO
COMMENT.

Convention quite n Number of the
Members Will Come to Savannah
and Be Entertained-Ed Isaacs of
Macon, the drummer Orator" For
President and Joseph $. Loven-
stein For Secretary No "Open
House" During Convention-of-
hcinI Programme Adopted by
Post A.
Resolutions from the state board of
directors of the Travellers Protective
Association, in which the Atlanta post
was condemned for it's action in per-
hitting the Atlanta newspapers to take
up the posts differences, before they
had been presented to the board of d.
rectors, were read at the meeting of
Post A, held in the Screven House par
lors yesterday.
Probably because the state conven-
ton is so near at hand Post A declined
to make public the resolutions, and the
members made no comment, officially,
on the action of the board of directors.
Although Atlanta will not be repre-
scented by delegates to the convention,
members of Post A have received as
surances that many of the Atlanta
drummers, and their friends, will come
down. They will be shown every cour-
tesy and attention, and will be made to
feel that they are welcome.
No "open House."
1t was decided that no open house"
will be kept during the convention.
This decision was reached after the
question had been given careful study
and attention. The official programme
was adopted and is made public for
the first time to-day. Many of the
programmes have been sent to the
various posts throughout the state by
Secretary Lovenstein. The merchants
are being urged to decorate their
places of business and the local travel
ing men intend to make the convention
a memorable event.
Howard w. Peak, of Fort Worth,
the National President will be the
special guest of Post A, and it is ex-
pected that e. c. Burrows of ST. Louis,
the National Business Manager, will
also be present. R. L. Wylly and
Joseph Lovenstein were named as
special committee to look after the
National President and Mr. Loven-
stein was named as marshal. The
membership of the Savannah post has
increased to a great extent and the
when it goes into the convention. Elk
State President Max Robinson, who is
at present confined at the Park View
Sanitarium, will probably be we'll
enough to attend the convention and
will assist in entertaining the visit
ing delegates. Edward Isaacs of Ma
con. known as the drummer orator.
will probably be a candidate for state
president, and Mr.. Joseph S. Loven-
w
be elected state secretary.
The Official Programme.
The official programme agreed upon
is as follows:
Thursday, April $50 a. M, dele
gates will assemble in front of Screven
House and march to Savannah Theater
under escort of Post A, headed by First
Regiment Band.
1000 a. m.-Convention will be called
to order by Mr.. A. w. Morehouse. of
Savannah, president Post A.
Prayer by Rev. Ed. F. Cook, of
Townsville, state chaplain.
Address of welcome, on behalf of
the city of Savannah, by Hon. Her.
man Myers, mayor.
Response on behalf of visiting Posts
by Hon. Roland Ellis, of Macon, state
attorney.
Address of welcome, on behalf of
IOSI ~, ny non. INOU6Tl I1llCH, OIL
Savannah, post attorney.
Response on behalf of Georgia div
ision by Mr.. Max Banner, of Columbus,
state president.
Address by Mr.. Howard w. Peak of
Fort Worth, Texas, national president.
HOO a, m.-Cohvention will adjourn
to Convention Hall. at De Soto Hotel.
1880 a, m.-Business session will be
called to order by Mr.. Max Banner, of
Columbus, state president.
200 p. m.-ReceSs.
$3.50 p. m.-Business session.
p. m.-Trolley ride around the city,
thence to Thunderbolt.
$50 p. m.-Fish supper at the Ca
sino.
8 p. m.-Vaudeville entertainment.
8 p. Enhancing.
Friday, April 100 a. m. Convention
called to order.
II a. m.-The Ladies Committee will
entertain visiting ladies with carriage
drives about the city.
2 p. m.-Adjournment.
s p. m.--Trip down the Savannah
river and out to sea, on steamer Cliff
ton. Returning will view river front,
wharves and terminal facilities.
Complimentary reception and enter
tainment by Ocean Steamship Com
pany, on board steamship City of Sa-
vannah.
Reception Committee-Mrs. A W.
Morehouse, Mrs. Jos. Lovenstein, Mrs.
w. E. Vinson, Mrs. Max Krauss. Mrs.
c. L. Vinson, Mrs. Albert Enrich,
Mrs. H. E. Crittenden, Miss Edna
I.ilienthal, Mrs. G. M. Williams, Miss
Hortense Stern, Mrs. ]. D. Andrews,
Miss Bessie Krauss. Mrs G. ]. SEQ
Vile, Miss Eta E. Lovenstein, Mrs.
r. l.. M. Parks, Miss Estelle Gutman,
Mrs. Mace Ensel. Mrs. D. Kahnweiler;
Messrs r. L. Wylly. chairman; Jos.
Lovenstein, A. J. Epstein. Albert Ehr-
Itch, D. Hecht, F. c. Wallis. Jos. s.
Lovenstein. c. e. Vinson, e. H. Solo,
mons A. Barnett, D. l.. Wortsman,
M. H. Rothschild, A. Levy, Jr., M. M.
Levy, JOS. D. Myers.
Finance Committee-Jos. S. Loven-
stein, chairman; e. J. Epstein, c. J.
Herman, u. B. Lanier, ]. w. Symons
Entertainment Committee-Bernard
Ehrlich, chairman; H. l. Frank, A. L.
Well, J. G. Nelson, w. c.. Brewer. d.
Kahnweiler, w. E. Vinson, Alfred
Stern.
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