Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-31
ANNUAL eY' EVENT
OPENS, THURSDAY
Membership Campaign Plans
to BE Outlined Tonight.

Final plans for the annual membership
campaign of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be made at dinner to-
night in the association building. More
than 200 men interested In the campaign,
which starts Thursday md continues I'M
I'll Friday night, are expected to attend
the dinner. James NJ. Ogden, president
of the association. will preside and de-
scribe the Y. NJ. c. AS goal In the drive
Thomas c. Day, member of the associa-
ton since 1868, and a former president,
Will deliver an address on 1.-THE ~ Of
yesterday" He is honorary chairman for
the membership campaign, and has been
asked to tell how the association worked
when it was composed of few dozen
men instead of $500, as last year.
The second address will be delivered
by Fred Hoke, whose subject is The Y
NJ c. A. In Our Town" Following Mr..
Hoke's talk, A H. GODDARD, general sec
rotary, will introduce the leaders Of the
four divisions that will compete in can
wasting the city. They are Dwight S.
Ritter, Brandt c. Downey, J. w. Ester
line and Charles II. Gregg. Each Of
these men Is to have team Of four busi-
ness men working with him as captains
and each business man is permitted to
recruit forty assistants. James b. Mar
TIN, membership secretary Of the associa-
ton, who is to have charge Of the cam
psign for the board Of directors, win out
line the detailed plans. The members Of
the four divisions are as follows:
j. W. Esterline, Division No. /
captain, Il. F. Folsom w. d, Hamer
". n. Metzger. r. Z. Kennedy, Ed d.
Clark, Benjamin. II. Noble. 7. 7. Wood
son, H. II. Richardson, H a. Davis. W
A. Meyers; captain, II. A. Davis, Lloyd
CIaycomb, w. w. Mendenhau Charles A.
Fay, Ray Hinkle, Edgar Webb. f. A.
Linke, f. VI. Dickinson, E. X. Wurgler,
frank krause; captain r. T. Duke, G. L.
Helms, Z. Il. Pyle, George Rlner, Fletcher
humphrey, c. A. Lewis. c. f. Trueblood,
Homer Barton, aIiili9an, John Hays
captain, Harry Matillo. Richard Prigger,
Emmett Smith, w. &. Stone, II. Hale.
Ieeter, d c. Bakemier, X. 9. Hitler, H.
Jaws, y. E; Griffith, Dr.. D. D. Tullis,
Mr.. Swan, 2. II. Wolford, David Smith,
% =. Shelton, 81. NJ Lain, c. ". Hole,
Charles II. Gregg. Division No. Gap
tain, r. 2. Kingsburry; A. II, Cromley,
Fred Grunme, L. +. Lewellen. p. Il. Beam.
c. w. Harrington. Captain, II. L. Rich
ardt; Oscar Thomson, Henry W. Wort
nan u H. Il, Wright Clifford w. Hoffman,
B; X keitkam, Melvin spry. d. w.
brownl /. }. Bailey, G. Il. Kingery. Cap
tain, F. o. Belzar; E. p Morrison Au-
gust Schroeder, Guy Murphy, Il. c. Wood
ara, +. \: Spery, Leo Krause Captain,
Sh9rles " Jewett; George Miller Il. E.
Power. X. l.. Petit, II X. Swan, W. II.
Rowland, William Rowland J. A. Marsh.
dwight Ritter Division No 3-Capt
NJ V. Baily, T. r. Bailey II q Barnum
Palmer Bozzell. A. 3. Cole, Paul II. Clark,
.. l.. Champion, r. L. Clegg, d. c. Dicks,
Emmett u. Donahue, Capt. $. l. Hooper.
Russell Evans, w c. Fischer, George
Paul NJ. Flagg, Richard J. Frazee, r. G.
Lane; CAPT. W. S Frye, Charles +. COT
/ mn Karl l.. Grieb Henry J. Hunt. Lee
Roy T. Hobbs, F. Hendricks, Karl A.
I ktrchifer, Thomas q. Kuebler, d. +.
Behrent, r. J. Merrill, Capt G. A. New
port, Floyd Claycomb, Norman Dun,
| Milton A Lotion. L. Ii. Mcclellan. w. +.
Hadley. Norman Dunn, Otto RoSemeyer,
| Traina Nicolon
Brandt Downey. Division No. 4-Cap-
tain Perry Lesh: G. J. Hoke T r Dick
lnson, G. f. Chapman, d. II. White, Fred
Brin kmeyer, Charles Cuppen, George Cor
nelius, NJ. r. Ohr. 3 II Mcintosh; Can
tain, John II. Sentney A +. Rigsbee. r
g. summer. II. II. Tomliuson, Paul II
( Buchanan, Martin Rehfus. Jr. Charles
Reeves c. Il. Huffman; Captain, Charles
A Butler; e. K. Buckner. Enos Pray, L
A. Hartman, Carl Rretzman, A. y Rob
iDsOn. c. w Hitchcock Charles A. Ga
nard, H. ". Leach; Captain, A. f. Strick
land c. II. Wilson. William T. Meyers
I Harold Noble. Herbert Foltz. b. w. D.
Hoskins S. W. Huls, W. a Sweetmen,
Harry Rogers.