South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-06
Winds Up Business of Grand
Council and Elects Officers
for Ensuing Iear-FiSher
is Reelected.
REPORTS AND CHANGE
OF RULES RECORDED
Parade and Ball Game Are Fea-
tureS of Afternoon-TuttIe,.
WithdraWS From Grand Sen
tinaI Race.

Meeting Next Year-West Baden.
Past Grand COunselor-J. t. Bevans,
Evansville.
Grand CounseIor-E. @. Carter. Fort
Wayne
Grand Junior COunselor-J. g.
Holmes, Indianapolis.
Grand SeCretary-Henry kalien-
Grand ConductOr-Henry Billings,
Marion.
Grand Page-CharIes Pichon. Fort
Wayne.
Grand Chaplain-W. II. TNvomey,
kOkOmO.
Grand Treasurer-Charlcs Long,
Charlottesville.
Grand SentineI-Robert Law. LO-
ganSpOrt.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
r.. G. Stone, Muncie, and a. +.
Fisher, jr.. south Bend.
DEIEGAT'ES To SUPREME
COUNCIL.
j. 4. Bevans. Evansville; j.. II.
Leever, TeTre Haute; T.. e. Carter,
Fort Wayne; b. &. Neeter and a. IL
Maxwell.
Reports Of retiring officers, discus
sion OF rules-involying some changes
to be announced later-and shifting
positions in the race for Office, togeth-
place for next years convention
marked the closing session OF the Y.
G. T. convention here today. The
afternoon will be devoted 10 the pa
rade. a ball game and other features
b. A. Tuttle, south Bend, withdrew
from the race for grand sentinel dur
ing the morning cor the purpose OF en-
hancing the reelection of +. a. Fisher.
jr., to the grand executive committees
Arthur Hussey, of Lafayette, also
candidate for grand sentinel, shifted
and became a candidate for grand
secretary, leaving the former held 10
Bob" Law, OF LOgansport- Hussey
was defeated for grand secretary, how
ever by Henry Kellenbach, Indian
apolis H A. Pritchett OF Terre
Haute. candidate for reelection, was
also defeated in this race.
A dark horse" 70 oppose Law Tor
grand sentinel was anticipated during
the forenoon.
Aside from the election Of grand
sentinel and grand secretary, elections
all the way down the line developed
as promotions, this not including the
executive committee. Of which X. =.
Stone, Of Muncie and, A. +. Fisher,
South Bend, were the retiring mem
bers.
Fort Wayne, New Albany. Terre
Haute and Evansville came after the
next convention, but the big noise was
all made by the Fort W ayne men.
Fort Wayne and New Albany seemed
the real competitors during the early
morning hours.
The grand council proper. after in
stallation OF its new officers, adjourned
shortly after l o'clock.
Parade il Grand Aflair.
The u. G. T. parade, starting at
1:15 this afternoon was the big
feature of today's convention open TO
the public, and then the champion
ship ball game TO be played al the
Notre Dame university grounds
The parade proved TO be grand
affair. with all the delegates and their
ladies in line, the former in white
suits. on foot, and the latter IN auto
mobiles. +. A. Scheam was grand
marshal in charge. The boy scout
band from LOganspOrt, and a suad OF
police lead the way. Following IS the
line Of march, and travel:
Line OF march-Form on Wayne
ST. deploying eastward; right wing.
1st division, resting on ST Joseph,
south: left wing, ID division, resting
on ST Joseph St, north; Sd division
east on Wayne, resting on 81 Jo-
seph st.
Travel-West on Wayne 20 Michi-
gan. north on Michigan 10 Madison.
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