The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-27
COOLIDGE TALK
is AWAITED BY
C. 0. P. EDITORS
10 Speak at Annual Banquet
Senator New, Governor
McCray and Daisy Douglas
Barr on Program.
RECEPTION IS WARM

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan 27-The
attention of the members of the In
diana Editorial association is focused
today on the appearance of Vice-Presi-
dent Calvin Coolidge, who will speak
at the annual banquet of the associa-
tion here tonight Vice-president and
Mrs. Coolidge arrived this morning
Senator Harry S. New, Governor
Warren T. McCray and Mrs Daisy
Douglas Barr, of Newcastle, will lend
distinction to the speakers table to-
night. Senator James E. Watson, who
was to deliver an address tonight, was
unable to leave Washington.
The vice-president arrived at ILLS
O'Clock and was taken to the home of
Senator New, 1142 North Pennsyl-
vania street
A reception committee of leaders
in the party and the Editors associa.
ton was at the Union Station to
meet the vice-president and his wife.
Heading the committee were Governor
warren T. McCray and Senator Harry
). New Others on the committee
were E. NJ. Wasmuth, Republican
state chairman: Frederick z. Schorte-
meier, Republican state secretary: Jo-
seph B. Kealing, Republican national
committeeman from Indiana: E. J.
| Hancock, of Greensburg. president OF
| the Editors association; J. W Pierce,
Clinton, secretary: George D. LINDSAY,
| Marion, treasurer; George Elliott.
| Newcastle, and W. o. Feudner. Rush
| vile, members of the executive com
mittee.
! AT noon they attended a reception
at the Marion club TO which all Re
publicans of the city had been invited
! Another reception was held at the Co
! lumbia club Immediately following.
! The regular reception committee Of
the club officiated, as did also a spe.
/ clal committee consisting of Judge A
. b. Anderson, Mayor Lew Shank, Judge
! James A. Collins, Hilton u Brown.
| Ernest Bross, Eben H. Wolcott. Arthur
L. Bradshaw, John W. McCardle, M.
Bert Thurman, Judge Arthur Robin
son, Ralph A. Lemche. Mr. Healing.
MI Wasmuth and Mr.. Schortemeier.
/ Editors Banquet.
/, The editors banquet is to start at
$50 p. m. About $50 guests will be
served in the Riley room of the Clav-
pool. and about 225 in the Moorish
room. After the dinner is served.
those in the Moorish room will 60 10
the Riley room to hear the speeches.
The 200 Republican editors here TO
attend the convention. will be at the
banquet with their wives, and the rest
of the crowd will be made I'D largely
of Republican leaders of the city and
state.
E. j. Hancock will be POSTMASTER at
the banquet Music for the banquet
will be provided by NJ Piccolo. of
Lake county, formerly a tenor with
the Chicago Grand Opera company,
and Miss Evelyn Eward, violinist. ac.
companied by Miss Florine Tillson.
both of Greensburg.
Morning Topics
Federal laws, requiring circulation
erning the handling of newspapers in
statements from newspapers and gov
the mail were the most interesting
topics before the Indiana Republican
: Editorial association today at the
: closing of its convention.
John H. Edwards, solicitor general
or the postoffice department, who for
merly lived at Mitchell, and George b
= Lockwood, of Washington, editor OF
the National Republican, had places
: on the program. Members of the as
1 sociation were prepared to fire ques
/ tions at them.
: At the forenoon session advertising
: and job printing questions were OF
the program.