The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
Tentative Arrangements Made
Indicate the Meeting viii Be
Most Successful One in
Many Years.
CHANGE DATES AGAIN
TO AVOID CONFLICT
Four Officers Of National Or
ganization of the Order
Have Been Secured to
Speak-To Hold Drill.

The tentative program Of the state
convention Of Eagles to be held In this
city. June Is. 16 and II. was drawn mp
at the meeting Of the general commit
tee on arrangements last evening.
The dates for the convention have been
changed . second time but this time
definitely fixed AZ above announced.
II was necessary to do this. that the
Ohio and Indiana state meetings would
not conflict.
The general committee has made ar
rangements for but four addresses up
to date, although there will be . num-
Der in addition to this However.
those with whom the arrangements
have been made. insure the success Of
this feature Of the program. The
speakers include officers OF the grand
lodge Of Eagles and others who have
National regulations as speakers on
fraternal questions.
List Of speakers.
Those SO far secured to address the
convention include Frank e. Hering.
Of South Bend, grand worthy presi-
dent, who will deliver tho response to
the address Of welcome; DR.. Carl Win
ter Of Indianapolis will speak on the
subject Duties Of Aerie Physicisns";; =;
John s. Parry Of California win re-
spond to the subject Laws OF the Or
der; Grand secretary. Conrad II.
Mann Of Kansas City, has been assign
ed the subject Duties Of the Aerie
secretaries"
The open meetings Of the lodge will
be held at the coliseum. The business
sessions will be held ut the Aerie quar-
ters, on Main street.
An Interesting Evsnt.
Probably as interesting IN event ~
has been arranged In connection with
the event is the exemplincation Of the
ritual by competing drill teams from
different aeries In the state. This
will be held at the coliseum. Among
the teams which will compete for the
prizes, offered by the grand lodge. and
the banner offered by the state asso.
citation, are the teams of Indianapolis,
tary Frank Hartxler. to whom the en-.
tries OF teams desiring to compete are
addressed, II expectant Of . number Of
other teams taking part
Those In charge Of the arrangements
believe that the convention will be the
best ever held by the Indiana organi.
zation. It clearly surpasses those held
within the last few years, It is be
lieved.
A Tentative Program.
The tentative program prepared at
last evenings meeting. is as follows:
Wednesday. June 15.
800 p. M, open meeting. ladies and
gentlemen, coliseum.
Thursday. June 16
600 to 1900 q. M, business session ol
the state association, lodge hall
80 to 500 p. m. business session q
association.
900 to 500. banquet, place not decided
$40 p. M, exempliflcation Of new Ett
ual by competing drill teams. (tltfee
or mare teams) for the Grand Aegis
prizes and banner; Grand Aerie pris
es are, first place $50; second place
500; banner offered by state ordei
valued 1T $125.
Friday, June II.
900 a. M, complete business Of tht
association.
IL 40 .. M. parade. arrangements moi
completed.
Friday afternoon, entertainment o.
visitors.
500 p. m, initiation Of . class Of can
didates, by team winning tho mrs
prize at coliseum.