The Washington herald., 1913-01-28
BREAKINGNEWS
TO THE COUNTRY
Fact that There Is Going to Be
an Inauguration Being
Made Public.
PRESS AGENTS BUSY
Every Detail Is Being Sent to All
Quarters of the Country.

A news service that for three months
is sent to thousands of newspapers
throughout the United States-'metfo-
-politan'' dailies in New York and Chi
cRgo. and Philadelphia, brisk. sturdy
publications in the middle-siZe cities.
small sheets in the towns. and honely
weeklies in the county seats-and is sell
dom heard of in its own home, has been
gotten well under way by its executive
head. Earl Goodwin, chairman of the
inaugural press committee.
Like other functions of the inaugural
committee, its publishing business is
short-lived. 1t is intended only to inform
and interest the people of the United
States in the quadrennial show incident
to the change of the national administra-
ton.
The copy" the press committee sends
out is not for Washington newspapers.
II is carried out to the folks back
home. Press associations, whose wires
touch the center of every considerable
community OF the United States: spe-
call correspondents who supply partic
ular newspapers with news just exact
ly adapted to their clienteles; the
boiler plate" makers. who furnish the
weeklies with patent insides," carry
the copy that the inaugural press COM
mittee sends out.
Washingtonians will hear little
more about the inaugural press COM
mittee this year that previously. be-
cause its chairman is strictly a Wash
ington newspaper man. He is not only
a resident of Washington, but an en-
ploye of a Washington newspaper, and
several of the men he has appointed
to his executive committees have SIM
liar local Affiliations.
The committee members are:
Press Committee.
Earl Goodwin. chairman: Maurice srlain, first vice
chairman; Theodore II. Tiller. second vice chairman;
Pred A. Emery, secretary, Associated Press; John l.
Martin tPrinceton. 'esl pres agent; F. A. Walker,
Hooper Caffey. Graham r. Nichol, Frank 7. ODD
nngtnn, c. s. Partridge. Ira Z. Bennett, Bryce
C1aEett. Z. s. Rochester. Rudolph Kaufman.
E. + AckrrTnan. Howard L. Acton. Charles S. Al
bert. Benjamin f. Allen Henry ]. Allen. Arthur r.
Anderson. ]. T.. AnIin Perry Arnold.
Robert s. Barrett. George Barthelmc. Henry r.
bolton. Ira NJ. Bond. John BOYLE, c. c. Rrainerd.
William Y. Brigham. George II. Brown Harry J.
Brrwn, l.. Ames Brown. n. Z. c. Bryant
Edward II. Csusey.. LenoT C. Che~. Edward r.
clark William n. CLARK. John p. Coakley. Frank
W. CounOr. G. Fred Cook George NJ. Cook, John
CuTigan. Donald A. Craig. W. A. Crawford. John
Il. Crown. Austin Cunningham. Sumner n. Curtis.
John VI. Deponai David Davies. Thomas r Daw
SIN. Edward A. Dickson. Arthur J. Dodge Homer ].
dodge Carl Downing, Harry L. Dunlap Arthur W.
Dunn Francis John DYER.
:. T. Early, Henry Eland, Fred A. Emery. Horace
p. l. Fealy. Fergus P. Ferris. John W Fenner.
W. s. Forrest. Elting A Fowler Albert w Fox
Walter s. Gard. Gilsnn Gardner. Louis Gsrthr |
Robert VI. Gates John p. Gavit, Bond T. Geddes. !
Alfred l. GeiEsr. Francis r. CcSSner, Robert NJ. !
'iintcr. LosIis S. Ciottlieb. Isaac Gregg
Henry Hall. H. c. Hallam. Edwin 4. Halsey. |
Charles A Hamilton. Worth c. Harder. Dudley Har- |
Walter Harper. Wells r. Harvey, A o. Hay |
ward 4. T. Heiss. Arthur g Heuning Gerrre G. |
Hi. Frank s. Hiurichs. Edwin NJ. Hood lanes p |
H0rnadsy. Charles T. Hunt.
'. Gilmore Idcn.
\. Il. Jacobson W. W. Jerrnane e R Johns
Gus J. HarErr Charles n. Keller. Frank r. Kent, |