Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14
POS TER men WILL MEET
IN CINCINNATI IN 1928
Forced 10 Extend Period Of
Meetings, Organization
Breaks Record.
n,cnH,o>n NAV As mo>onrn
Election Of W. W. Workman rs Vice.
President rr-snccs His Election O."
rr@>iden", Neat tcnr-Body Is APP
prccfStiNe.

Brcsi,ing its record, TN" Poster IA
's~t!SinS Association. in convention
here since Monday. was forced TO cx-
tend iii. period ~ Tho mcetinRs. and
did not complete its deliberations un-
III yesterday afternoon. after having
fixed upon Cincinnati as the next
place ut meeting ana expressing pro-
tho local reception committee. Cover
nor Trinklc. Mayor Ainslie, the .Ief-
fcrson Hotel. Charlie Consoiro.
Mike" WciSiscr. "Bill" Dabncy, tho
local newspapers and the entertain
II. Smith. Thomas Paliratary. Il.
letter Jones. liam" Watson. Henry
Schwar2schiid. John Frischkuru.
SILLY" Adams. James T.. Peters and
pthcrs.
The election Of Alderman W. W.
Workman. al Richmond. as vic.-
president ~ the association came as
distinc: honor 10 him. IT means
that hr will he chosen president at
the ncN; convention.
t'rHNr. Mont Inspiring.
rrcsidrn; Erinkm.Ncr stated YES
'crday that the Richmord convention
lad nrO,rt the moot Inspiring in the
history ii the association. Az had
lccn mentioned by ToaStmaSter r. Z.
Cheshire, oc Norfolk. the Richmond
cen rniion was the first to have Il
state .Nccutiy" in its midet. and ,hi.
act would mean that the charms ana
Virginia would be proclaimed
throughout all the states of the
MON
For said President Brinkmeyer
tie m"a composing this orEaniza ton
aic men who ar. trained to the
thought of pushing things along. and
hey cannot escape the fact that the
Eichn"ud people and the Richmond
rapr.s have contributed toward the
most Successful meeting We have had
N or thi ;y-threc years of life. We
snail 20 forth with praises for Rich
oa'i ana Ia" Old Dnmi'Iior;. ana we
.nr" that when 'Billy' Workman. q
raii'" q: Richmond. succeeds me az
p''S id"1t GcNi !car thia uid state
'H" mother az .li our States and all
nar Sr"at pcun e. a. 90 cruuv rrinElc
a'."---i." S'"Tics Of th!S old city ana
it.t Of : atc will be painted upon
",s oi.l' o. Il from here 10 SAINT.
Au.r. q. ." home of that cmllr,.
b. , s,,r. lie Spcers'
u 7rr.. Matters or interest.
F":v:- Adjournment Yesterday ar
ternuon tie convention discussed
many matters Of interest to it's NOM
h"rs. During the discussions II u3s
rmpha size! that the associatiou stoo,,
i"r good highways. for Glenn" high
was In tEat IL unaitcrabiy opposed
IN" indis'riminate posting OF placardS
anu hili" along the highways. ana
W"h'd join with any local organiz,
t"n I" prevent such dcfaccment The
CON- cntior announced itself as bcinu
t"N"rabl" {" the cooperation Of all
90 r'tiSinS mediums. which mean; u
max mum amount q: good tn I'll,
mnni:.c= and n resultant amount
! =, o1 - IN. Individual
= MAJ. ci the delegates l.f, last
hht 'oT ii"n.r. While many more re-.
q u J =. 10 attend the big foot
j. sam" no.. thia afternoon and to
-.":s O.! tNc attractions offered
II; hTHll End the surrounding t.r
was said last hight thar
'r'.iH represented ~ the mem
",rs"'! o: tnr convention reached
">c % "a. billion dollar mark
ia" 60! ne wealtkicSt mon in tn.
''nn'Ts we're hero as delegates ana
$ 'isito:s.