New Britain herald., 1922-07-03
EDITORS PROMISED
 REAL LIVELY TIME
National Association Convention
 Plans Interesting Program

St. Paul, Minn., July s.-"One o,
 the greatest business and pleasure
 combination conventions in the his.
 tory of the organization" is the prom.
 ise held forth for those who attend
 the S7th annual convention of the Ma.
 tional Editorial association at Miss
 ouln, Mont. starting July l9.
 II. c. Hotaling. executive and field
 secretary of the association, in mak-
 ing that promise to editors and other
 newspaper men, declares that he ex-
 poets an unusual attendance, thor
 ouehly representative of the organi- zation's widespread membership. The convention city is cooperating with the Montana Press association in making extensive arrangements to en-
 tertain the visitors during their three
 day stay in the city, and towns along
 the route to be traveled by the special de luxe trains carrying the newspaper
 men, also are preparing to show their
 hospitality.
 Special entertainment will be pro- vided the editors in Yellowstone park and later q tour conducted by the
 Blackfeet Indians will be made through Glacier park.
 Convention business is interspersed with social numbers on the program, while the speakers, specialists in their chosen fields of activity, will impart their knowledge of Journalism and its various phases, gleaned from years of experienced in yielding the editorial pen"
 The "scribes" will be welcomed by Governor Joseph M. Dixon of Mon- tana Press association, and w. H. Bea- con, mayor of Missoua, at the open ing session on the morning of July 19 Response on behalf of the dele gates will be made by Wallace Odell, Daily News, Tarrytown, N. Y.
 Following the forrlalities of open Ing the convention. various officers will be read and committees appointed. The afternoon session will l be given over to discussions led by E. Bronson of Fl Reno, Okla, and alks by Richard Lee, Chicago, Chap | D. Foster, president, Washington | Press association, Grandview, Wash; H. E. Mitchell, Sentinel, Bemidii, | Minn.; and Jesse H. Neal, New York ,ity.
 Hanford MacNider. national com ,e the principal speaker at the after ,oon session of the second day. Oth- IT speakers that day include Milton Cox, Mirror, Arapahoe, Neb.; Colonel V. B. Greeley, chief forester, United States Department of Agriculture; William w. Loomis, Citizen, La Grange, Ill.,; F. G. Myers, National rinter-Journalist, Milwaukee, Wis; nd C. F. Kelley. president. Anaconda topper and Mining company, New fork.
 That evening the editors will be he guests of the Montana Life h. trance company at banquet.
 On the third day, the closing day f the convention, delegates will elect heir officers, consider routine busi- ess and select the next meeting place. peakers on that day include Colonel 'homas Stourt, Democratic News Mont; Mrs. Bess M. Will on, Gazette, Redwood Falls, Minn.; l. W. Pickering, Salt Lake City; G. :. Caswell, field secretary Iowa Press ssociation, Ames, la; James } 'Shaughnessy, New York city; Geo. ;. Hosmer past president N. E. A. 'radentown, Fla; George Marble. ribune, Fort Scott. kans.; Senator ohn E. Edwards. Gazette, Billings, font. and Jens K. Grondahl, Daily Red Wing, Minn.