Indiana daily times., 1921-07-27
9 WOMEN ARE
NAMED FOR COP.
~CAMPAIGNDUTY
Members Will Act in Ad-
visory Capacity in City
Organization.

Nine women were named today as an
.dvfsorv committee in the city campaign,
70 work with the womens organization OF
the Republican party, following action
taken at q meeting held last nlshl NJ
the home OF Samuel Lewis Shank, So4'
East Washington street, attended oy
members of the mems advisory commit
tee and officers Of the committee
The women named are Mrs. Sallie Jack
son Mrs Arthur r. Robinson. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Kuhns. Mrs. Oliver Hobbs, Dr.
Amelia Keller. Mrs r. Harry Miller, Mrs
Julia Henderson. Mrs. Osborne and Mrs
SpeIlman.
The nine women are to represent sup
porters of each Of the three candidates
in the Republican primary. Three Will
be taken from the Shank supporters, three
from the Howe organization and the re-
naming three from the Robson faction
This committee will work Independently
of the mems advisory committee and the
mems organization, and will handle all
problems coming before the women's or
ganiEation.
WbiIe thew will work independently
|pof the men IN the solution Of their PROD
lens. the women viii cooperate with the
men. and will occupy quarters in the
mems headquarters.
MEETINGS TO BE HELD
ON MONDAY NIGHTS.
Several matters pertaining to the cam
rsign were discussed at last nights meet
ing. but definite action was taken only
on the appointment of the women's ad-
vfsorv committee Similar meetings VIII
be held each Monday night until tie end
/ Of the campaign in Republican head
quarters. on the fifth floor Of the Lemc5e
Annex, Ernest L. Kingston, acting chair
man, announced.
1 Mr.. Kingston stated he expected head
quarters to be opened today, and added
that with the opening of the headquar-
ters organization work would be started
in earnest.
Mr.. Shank was the only candidate pres
ent at the meeting last night Those who
attended were Linton Cox William Free
man. z. J. Robson. Joseph L. Hogue,
Herman Riekhoff. Dr. E. Z. Hodgin.
Robert H. BrysOn. A. o. Meloy and
Henry Abrams. members of the mems
advisory committee. and Leonard NJ.
Quill secretary. and Ernest L Kingston
acting chairman of the Republican city
committee. The men were guests OF Mr.
Shank at dinner.
Irving W. Lemaux. city chairman, left
last night for Michigan, and could not
attend the meeting.
LAWN MEETING
AT SHANK HOME.
Plans practically have been completed
= for a lawn meeting TO be held at Mr..
Thanks home at o'coclk Friday eve
ming The meeting is 10 be one Of a ser
les Of front porch" gatherings TO be held
BY Mr.. Shank during the campaign
Several speakers viii be on hand at
the NEE ing Committees for the meet
ing have been announced as follows:
Reception-Ernest /. Kingston, Leon
ard NJ. Quill, Edward E. Kuhns. Henry
Abrams. Frank Graham, Robert f. Miller.
Steve Fullen, John COryd0n. Louis l..
Kiefer, George Snider. G. H. Schrader.
Len BackIey. Carl Hays. G Fl. Jose.
George Y. Coffin. Gustave G. Schmidt,
Otis g Dodson, DR.. Paul Robinson, John
W. Castor. Mesdames Elizabeth A.
BGhns, Arthur Robinson, Edna Reedy,
Matte Hinehman, Charles Yoke, Eta
Warrington, Charles Smith. Ida Black
ley. EIlora Mitchell Bert Frink. Eliza
beth Bence, Louise Weisenburg. John
Kimble c. Ii. lose, Carrie Harding, Ray
WinkIe aad Miss Pearl Campbell.
Ushers-E Edward Adolay. John J. Ma
rOney. Mort Mathews, ALBERT SOgemeier.
George Schutler, George Yoke. Anthony
Mack, Hugh Goudy. Ozy Hinchman. J.
Harry Kimble. Carl L. Weisenberg. Alex
Alexander. Charles Leming, Bert Fr.nk
Theo. Taylor. EIon Hutchinson. Herbert
Crabnl. James f. Clune, J. Z. McGinnis
and Ernest Adolay.