Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14

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by either of the leading parties for state
office
WOMAN CAN'T
MAKE SACRIFICE.
She saidA she did not feel that she could
make the sacrifice of resigning her pres
ent position to become a candidate.
Dates for meetings to be held in CON
nection with the democratic campaign
next week have been announced by Bert
Hendren, chairman of the democratic
state speakers bureau, and by Miss Julia
Landers. chairman of the women's speak
ers' bureau.
The big meeting of the week will be
the Cox meeting in South Bend, Thurs
day, in connection with the meeting Of
the Indiana Democratic Editorial asso-
citation.
Gov. Cox will make two addresses, one
in the afternoon and another in the
evening.
DR.. Carleton e. McCulloch. democratic
candidate for governor, will speak as
follows next week:
Tuesday afternoon, Dupont; Wednes-
day afternoon, Clay City; Thursday
afternoon, Hymera; Friday afternoon,
Attica; Saturday afternoon, Centerville.
Other speaking dates for the week are
Charles Orbison, federal prohibition d.
rector, Mooresville, Thursday night.
Dick Miller, Friday afternoon, Attica.
Albert stump, Tuesday, Greencastle. al
night meeting, and Wednesday after
noon at Attica.
Dates for women speakers next weeA
are as follows:
Julian Clarke will speak on the league of
nations, at Fowler, Raub and oxford.
! Monday night Mrs. Horterse TAFT
to the san Francisco convention, will
speak at Yincennes,
Miss Julia Landers, national commit
teewoman from Indiana. and Ida McCilone
Gibson, author of Confessions of a
Wife," will speak at the banquet OF the
democratic editors in South Bend Thurs
day evening
MISS LADDERS AT
ATTICA FRIDAY.
Friday Miss Landers will speak az
Attica. and on Saturday Will represent
the democratic women at the chautauqua
at Centerville, when DIR. MeCunoch. War
rem r. McCray, republican gubernatorial
candidate, and a republican woman VIII
speak.
Mrs. Hortense TAFT Moore will speak
Saturday at Delphi, at the Carol coun-
ty democratic womens picnic.
Mrs. Landers announced today that
Mrs. George f. Serey. president of the
Democratic women's club, Cbicago. will
be a guest at the South Bend editors
banquet.
Henry Span. candidate for congress
man from Marion county. will preside al
the Roosevelt meeting in Indiana polls.
Aug so, Il was announced today by Mr.
Hendren, chairman Of the speakers
bureau.
Reception and entertainment commit.
tees have been named for the Roosevelt
meeting, as follows:
Evans Woollen (chairmanl. Thomas
Taggart' DR.. Carlton b. McCullocn,
Henry \. Span. 5. NJ. Ralston, Meredith
Nicholson. William NJ Fogarty. Or O.
y. Odeil. Charles Remster. s o. Pick
ems, Judge u. q. Larry. Burt New. Ben
Jamin Bosse. r. IT. Sullivan. A. c. sal
lee. WOODBURY. Mason, Il. E. Spring
steen.eCoi. John T. Barnett, Albert Sahm.
William l. Elder, Frank Z. Gavin,
Harry o. Garman. Lafayette Perkins.
Frank c. Daily. Wallace Mains, Marvin
Clark. Walter s. johnson. Dan Vorhles.
W. y. Flick, Thomas Meeker. Andrew
Steffen Michael Foley and Dan Foley (:
Miss Julia a. Landers. Mrs, Alice F Nc
Cuilccb. Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke Mrs
Fred liokc Miss Amy Keene. Mrs VIII
mer Christian Mrs. John r. Wilson,
Mrs. Robert Springsteen Mrs George
Crane Mrs John ". Trenck MIRA Olive
r. Lewis Mrs. Floyd Williamson, Mrs.
John D. Johnson. Mira. w H. Bobbltt,
Mrs Edgar Perkins Mrs. George Bark
ham. Miss Edna Henry. Miss Gertrude
McIIugh Mrs. Martha Marson, Mrs. Al
Ice French. Mrs. Elizabeth Carr, Mrs
Michael Foley. Mrs W IT. Blodgeti.
Mrs r. s. Gadd, Mrs. Martin Reirel. Mrs
Garrett Kirby. Mrs. Maurice Rashlg Mrs.
". S. Johnson. Mrs. Henry Harmon, Mrs.
Charles r. Riddell. Miss Margaret Wat.
son. Miss Eliza Barrett Browning. Mrs
George n. Cattersou and Msr. Oren S.
Hack.