South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-06
REAL ESTATE MEN
ATTEND MEETING
HooSieT Soil Sellers to Travel
to New Orleans in Train
Deluxe.

Indiana real estate men viii travel
in q special train de luxe TO the con-
vention Of the National Association
OF Real Estate exchange which Will
be held at New orleans the week Of
March %. and from present appear
ances the Hoosier contingent Will be
the largest from any state i'm the
union. Delegations from Evansville
Indianapolis. Fort Wayne. Gary.
Lafayette. Elkhart and South Bend
will make the trip Those from the
northern boards will unite az Indi-
annapolis and Evansville joining the
crowd at Louisville.
The state transportation commit
tee composed Of f. J.. Hulseman
Evansville. chairman. w p. Soc
well. Indianapolis; T.. L. Hart, Fort
Wayne. O. vs.. Campbell, Lafayette;
l.. r. Goodwin. Gary. Vernon c. Hast
ings. South Bend. and J. d. Wood.
Elkhart has chosen the Pennsyl-
vanla lines from Indianapolis TO
Louisville and the Queen & Cres-
cent from Louisville 10 New Orleans
as the official route.
Leave on March p.
According to the trip, as planned
by this committee, the party will
leave indianapolis Friday afternoon.
March "a spend Saturday in Chat
tanOoga. Sunday in Birmingham and
arrive in New Orleans early on the
morning OF Monday. March q. when
the convention opens. The south
~ I'll. 90.
preparations 90 entertain the Wis
itors At Chattanooga on Saturday
delegates from Detroit. Cleveland.
Columbus. Toledo. Dayton. Akron.
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago. and
possibly other eastern board as well
as the Indiana men viii gather.
The Presidents Special" from De
trOit will carry "a trainload OF boost
ers from that city including the ma
tiOnal president the real estate men.
Walter Collins piper Of that city and
number of other officials of the
National association. From Chatta-
nooga south several special trains
viii carry the land men to Birming-
ham where the party VIII be enter
tanned by the Birmingham board
AT Chattanooga the local board
viii conduct the visitors in automo-
biles over the many historic battle
fields surrounding the city, includ-
ing Chicamauga, Missionary Ridge.
Lookout mountain. etc. At Bir-
mingham the visitors are promised
tour over the steel City of the
South" as it is called, and "A spIen-
did BANQUET
Features or Program
IL Will remain for New Orleans to
Guido all previous conventions. both
in the program OF the convention
and the entertainment afforded.
Among the special features Of the
latter viii be a trip through the fam
Gus French quarter. q ride on the
river "a dance, and many other af-
fairs Of interest. Several notable
speakers viii be heard at the bust
ness sessions of the convention. in
particular. Myron T. Herrick of
Cleveland. former ambassador to
France, on Real Estate as an In
vestment" and ]. q. Nichols. the
promoter OF the famous Country
Club addition Of Kansas City. and
one of the best kno-n real estate
men OF the country on city Plan
ming"
The Indiana boards are already
making reservations for the trip.
Evansville and Fort WAYNE have
each reserved car IN the train. In
dianapols two cars. and South Bend
and Elkhart have jointly asked for n
car TO carry their delegates. The
committee OF the local exchange
which is in charge of arranging for
reservations is composed of Herman
~ohulka. W. NJ Bergan and John
Hibberd- They have announced that
the following persons have made ar
rangements TO take the trip:
Y. G. Hastings. J. TT. KELSEY
Homer Taggart. J. A. Hibberd. r. 7.
Clark, W. Il. Calvert w. y. smith
William Beck. c.. II. Case G :
CARL. W. X AIcHenry. Edward
Neddo. John Roth. a. @. Voight
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