Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-21
ROTARY CLUBS
OF STATE HOLD
SESSION HERE
Frank II. Hatfield of Evans
vile, Mentioned for
Governor.

With a large attendance. the fourth
annual conference of Indiana Rotarians,
which will continue until Wednesday
night. got under way today. Indications
are, at least 1900 Rotarians will attend
the convention, according to club officials.
|rho usual Hoosier avid1ty for politics
cropped out even before the conference
Grened and there was a world of gossip
as to the next district governor and the
lucky city to be awarded the 1923 con-
ference Among the politically wise the
general opinion seemed to be Frank II.
Hatfield Of Evansville Will have no op-
position for the position Of governor,
while wabash and South Bend are con-
kidered the most likely candidates for
the next conference.
The greater part Of the morning was
taken up with registration at the head
quarters at the Claypool Hotel under
the direction Of Henry L. Stenger.
BOWLING MATCH
MARKS GETAWAY.
First on the program came the third
annual Indiana Rotary bowling tour
hament which began this morning at the
Capitol alleys, 115 West Market street,
ana this was one Of the early centers Of
attraction for the visitors.
The most elaborate and complete
preparations were made for the reception
Of the guests. Squads of local Rotarians,
under the direction of Clyde A. Bowers
chairman of the reception committee,
were assigned to railroad stations and
hotels to welcome the out-St6te Ro-
tgriaDs. and several hundred automobiles
vTers available for their use. These ma
CT ines are stationed at Capitol avenue
and Washington street and the Visitors
were not slow in taking advantage Of
the opportunity given Them Of seeing
the city.
During the conference traffic will be
suspended on Washington street between
Illinois street and Capitol avenue In
order to facilitate the passage Of the
Rotarians back and forth between the
Hotel Lincoln and the Claypool, where
the principal meetings Of the conference
will be held.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
rs PLANNED.
For this afternoon a special musical
program has been arranged on the meg
canine floor of the Claypool Hotel from
2 to / o'clock Following dinner there
will be a concert by the Newsboys' Band
in the CIaypool lobby and this will be
followed by a theater party for Rota-
rian women at Keith's.
L ne 'DQ6l4Gs5 beASlO4Io Oh the EbAAc4 EliCo
Will get under way this evening with
two special assemblies. One of Rotary
activities, will be held in the Claypool as
sembly hail, and the other, which viii be
a special assembly on the 1922 Interna-
tionaI Rotary convention will be held IN
the Palm Room on the ninth floor OF the
7 hotel
The assembly on Rotary activities viii
be addresses by DR.. a. ". Mills, presi-
dent Of Hanover College, who will speak
on "The Education of Rotarians as to
Rotary" Other speakers and their sub
jects will be Boys Work" DIR. Samuel
z. Smith, superintendent Eastern Hos
pital for the Insane, Richmond; Rotary
Efficiency" Samuel Stricken, Marion !;
Just Ballast" VIII c. Ehrhardt, Green's
burg; THE American College as an Ex-
emplifcation Of Rotary Spirit" Prof ".
Gear Spencer of Franklin College; 1.-THE
Relation Between the Employer and the
Employe" Dr.. c. A Lippincott, South
Bend.