Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-10

Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of
Harrisburg followed the Governor
with a short address in which he COM
phmented newspapermen for their
loyal cooperation. lie criticised
Pennsylvania people for not standinp q
dlnlng hall of the Bolton House. Erred
ing rather apologetic when comparin .
hotes with people of other States.
Charles A. Amber, speaker of the
| House of Representatives. ana T.awis
- McFadden, congressman of the
/ fourteenth district of Pennsylyanie
also made short speeches. About 100
members of the association, their
wives and in ted guests took part in
Ine banquet which was held in the
dining hall of the Bolton House Fred
Newell, president of the Pennsvlvania
state Editorial Association was toast
master. As part of the decorations Of
the tables, sprigs of laurel, the recently
CHOSEN State Flower, We're broupht
rom Bradford county by Mr.. Newell.
me torty-third annual meeting of
the pennsylvania State Editorial Asso-
cIauon closed its sessions this morn
officers for the ensuing year: Presi7
gent, X. II. Thomas, Jr., editor of the
Mechanicsburg Journal; first vice
president, w. l.. Binder. Pottstown
second Vice-president, c. H. BressIer
Lock Haven; third vice-president. /
y. Nlssley Middletown; executive com
hnlltee, George j. Campbell Pitts
Lamade, Williamsport; John w. Schef-
Ter, Remove; \. Nevin pomerov
Chambersburg. Robert p. Habrood
elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and given
a special vote of thanks for past eff
cfent services
Resolutions presented by the leris-
iatlNe committee and passed were:
EaVorlng Statewide Good Roads
Day May 26, and urging the Governor
10 promote the same; Favoring a child
! labor bill with a minimum age of
years for newsboys whose work is i'm
the open air, does not interfere with
school attendance; thanking the Penn
| sylVania Railroad company for the ad
lVertising relating to the repea1 of tho
{ tull crew law; thanking the commit
tee OF the Panama Pacific Exposition
Tor advertising; adhering to the policy
lot compelling banks to advertise an
nual reports t'i'
The former officers of the Associat-
ed Dailies were continued for the en-
suing year, with j. ii. Zerbey, of Pitts
Vile, as acting president d1rine the
illness of President e. J. StacSnoie
RESOLUTIONS were passed favoring the
statewide Good Roads Day. and rec-
ommending that the executive com
mittee be authorized to codify laws re-
lating to all legal advertisements "a
secure lists of rates and charges made
by all dailies and to report at next an
nual meeting. '''
The Pennsylvania Weekly Newsns
per Association elected the followine
ofhcers: President !. NJ. Graham III.
gonier; vice-president, John G.. Zook
Lititz; secretary-treasurer c. III. Rress.
Ter, Lock Haven; executive committee
George w. Wagenseller, MiddIebiIre
Dietrich. Lamade. WilIiamsnory
George j. Campbell, Pittsburgh: How.
ard ]. Reynolds, Quarryville; John II
Shaffer, Remove.
The following new members were
enrolled:
r. a. Walker, Press, Salisbury: C
NJ. Bomberger, News, Jeanette: Johr
U. Shaffer, Record, Remove: Georps
r. Meek, Watchman, BeIlefonte: T
w. Vickerman, City and Subnrba =
Life, Bellevue, Ohio; ]. Andrew Haas
Times, Marietta H. B. Haywood. Re.
corder, Conshohocken: Charles M
Coles, Standard, Lykens: Harry &
! Leon Lowengard, Courier. Harrisburg,
lC. r. Martin, Clarion, New Holland
Howard w. Page, Legal Intelligencer
lPhiladelphia M. j. Handwerk, Leader.
Dispatch, Galeton.