Indiana daily times., 1920-08-06
COX HOOSIERS
WILLSWARM TO
NOTIFICATION
Special Train Leaves for Day
ton 8:15 O'clock To-
morrow Morning.
TIMES DRUM CORPS, ALSO

Dayton, O., will be the mecca for a
pilgrimage tomorrow of NOPE than
$50 Hoosier democrats who will attend
the Cox notification ceremonies.
Accompanied by The Daily Times car
riers' drum and bugle corps, the party
will leave the Union station at :15 a. m.
for the Gem city.
Additional crowds will join the Indi-
annapolis PARTY at stations along the
route, the special train arriving in Day
ton about IL o'clock.
More than 100 persons had obtained
reservations today at the Indiana Demo
cratic club, which is handling all ar
rangements for the trip.
Practically every nominee on the demo-
cratic state ticket, members Of the demo-
cratic state committee and leaders Of the
party in Indiana, will be on the spe-
cial train and will occupy prominent
part in the ceremonies.
The train is to be decorated with Cox
banners, an enormous siren whistle viii
be- placed on the engine and no steam
win he spared in making a noise.
HOLSTERS PLAN
BIG HIT.
According to the plans the Hoosier
delegation viii attract no little atten-
tion from the crowds that viii be there
to attend the notification ceremonies
A parade, headed by sixty boys, the
pick of The Times carriers drum and
bugle corps, will form at the Dayton sta
ton and march to the business district
of the city.
Lunch Will be had on the train, Pull
man diners being a part of the special,
in addition to enough steel cars to care
for the crowd.
On arrival in the business district the
parade will circle and march to the fair
grounds, where the program will be car
ried out
Here Gov. Cox viii review the parade.
Reservations may be obtained for the
trip at any time before the train leaves
ths station.
Those who fail to make reservations
may board the train and buy tickets.
Luncheon and dinner Will be included
In the fare for the trip.
The train viii leave Dayton at p. m,
arriving in Indianapolis about o'clock.
Large crowds are expected to board
the special at Cambridge City, Rich
mond and other points along the route.
WOMEN GOING
on TRIP. TOO.
4 large number OF women democrats
Will make the pilgrimage.
In many instances, reservations have
been made for families
Those who have made reservations on
the special are:
Charles Mankedlck. Michael Shea, A
o. Baker, Charles Remster. John Flana-
gan, Lebanon; II. D. Rogers. Winamac ;
Frank r. Martin, Hammond; J. T. Frank
Laughner, Mhitestown, John W. Laugh
ner, Whitestown; Cleveland isenhour.
Whitestown; John Highley, Falmouth :
W. J. Hinkie. Monon: Fred Disabling,
Monon; John Buse. Monon; Thomas A.
Sims, city; ] l.. Philips, Bickueil. Ira
Holland, Williamsporti George McNutt,
Howard Roosa, Evansville: Dan ".
Sims. Lafayette; George R. Griffin,
Spencer; Dick Miller, Adelbert Flynn,
Logansport: Thomas f. Garvin. Lafay-
ette Perkins, Fred VanNuys, Daniel
Foley, Curtis b. Shake, yineennes, c B..
Fawkner. l. " Harlan. Smiley \. Cham-
bers. Fred Hoke. a. B. Weyi, Franklin {;
A. D. Sullivan, Franklin. Mrs. Z. NJ.
johnson, Franklin: ". W. Elkens.
Franklin: A. f. Crecraft, franklin; A.
S. Moser, Nashville; John +. Bond,
Nashville: Joseph IT. Cravens, Madison !;
Richard D. Griffith, Lewis: T. NJ. Honan,
Seymour Jerome J. Keene. James p.
Snodgrass. Danville; W ?. Strickler,
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