The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-24
BANQUET
Commercial Club the Host
Monday Night.
Only Kansans on the Speaking
Program.

The program for the editors and
legislative banquet, which will be held
in the Masonic hall next Tuesday ev-
ening, at 6 O'Clock, was announced to-
day by j. Will Kelley. secretary of the
Commercial club. This dinner is be-
ing rendered the members of the KAN
sas Editorial association and the Kan
saS legislators by the Topeka Com
mercial club. Between five and six
hundred persons have been invited to
attend the function.
The program includes Kansas speak
ers only. Charles F. Scott, of the lola
Register, will lead off on the subject,
Publicity and Politics. w. Y. Nor
gan of the Hutchinson Gazette, will
speak on THE Jayhawker Press Mrs.
Margaret Hill McCarter, of Topeka,
will talk on "A Wall of Women"
Sheffield ingalls,, of Atchison, president
of the senate, is down for discourse
, on The Shorn Lamb w. L. Qron
Jaw Brown, speaker of the house has
been assigned the subject, The Boys
to Home Tom Morgan, of the Ottawa
Republic, will discuss, 1.-The Editor and
the Pen Ewing Herbert, of the
Hiawatha World, will have something
to say about The Editors Wife" Gov
ernor George H. Hodges will speak on
The Press and Public Policy
Through the courtesy of the Com
mercial club the members of the Kan
an address by Ebert Hubbard at the
Grand opera house Monday night.
The program for the twenty-first an
nual meeting of the Kansas Editorial
association was previously published. A
business session will be held in the
parlors of the Commercial club Monday
morning. The first speech making will
be done Monday afternoon at the same
place.
Officers of the association are: Clyde
HI. Knox, of Sedan president; Charles
S. Finch, of Lawrence vice president;
Mack P. Gretchen, of Sedgwick, cores
ponding secretary; w. E. Miller, of ST.
Marys, recording secretary, and 7. E.
Bruce, of Marquette, treasurer.
Members of the executive committee,
one from each district, are: First dis
trict-Harry NJ Leslie, Index, Robin
son; Second district-Imri Zumwalt.
Chieftain, Bonner Springs; Third dis
trict-Hugh ]. Powell, Republican,
Cherryvale; Fourth district-O. W. Lit
tie, Enterprise, Alma; Fifth district
Charles H Marley, Republic, Junction
City; Sixth dfstrict-Will c. Palmer,
Republican, Jewell City; Seventh dis
trict-S P. Gephart, Union. Pratt;
Eighth distriot-Jesse L. Napier. Kan
san, Newton.
The program for Monday afternoon
and evening:
Building Circulation on Country
Weekly" John w. Sheridan, Paola
Western Spirit. Discussion; George E.
Morgan, Peabody Gazette; F. NJ. Du-
vail, Norton Courier; Clark Conkling,
Lyons Republican, and G. L. Daught-
ers. Council Grove Republican.
Locals and Pay Locals" Eugene
Howe, Atchison Globe. Discussion; w.
C. Simons, Lawrence Journal-World;
Paul Rankin, Salina Journal; George
w. Marble Fort Scott Tribune, and Ed
NJ Moore, Hutchinson News.
Newspaper English E. E. Kelley,
Toronto Republic. Discussion: Charles
NJ Harger, Abilene Reflector; Charles
j. Dillon. Kansas Industrialist; John
Mcdonald, Western School Journal, and
Miss Esther NJ. Clark, Chanute Tri-
bune
Women in Journalism Mrs. T. c.
PETER, Eureka Herald. Discussion:
Miss Louise M Schaub, Parsons Sun;
Miss Martha Beck, Holton Recorder;
Miss Anna Carlson, Lindsborg News
Record and Mrs. J. NJ. Lewis, Kinsley
Graphic.
Monday Night.
Lecture by Ebert Hubbard at the
Grand opera house, with Kansas Edi-
torial association as guests of honor.
Subject: 1.-The Romance of Business.