Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
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State park near Madison. The editors
viii go TO Madison at the Invitation OF
NJ. C. CARRIER, editor of the Madison
Courier, and NJ. K. 3nulzer, representing
the Madison Commercial Club.
The following connittees were named;
Nomihatious--J. i. McDermond, At
tea; L. E Neal. NoSlosvlne; c. NJ.
Davis, Keutland.
summer Meeting-Mr CARRIER. Mr..
Pierce, Frederick +. Schortemeier, see
rotary of the Republican State commit
tee; Harry Thompson, "sailles, and
W s. Montgomer. New Alb .Ay.
Resolutions George ELL, Newcastle;
c. W. Adams, Vincennes, and Albert W.
Btters, Rochester
Although the election will not be held
until tomorrow afternoon, 1t Is under
stood Mr.. Pierce will be elected presi
dent 10 succeed Mr. Hancock. William
Feudiner Of Rushville probably will be
elected secretary. A motion was adopted
providing for the election Of a vice presi-
dent and suggesting a permanent sec
rotary be named.
The committee met with three new
members, two Of whom were elected at
district meetings yesterday afternoon.
The members elected yesterday are Z.
" Morris, Thirteenth district chairman,
and Daily Mccoy, Fourth district chair
man, who succeed Vernon Van Fleet and
Bert Morgan. respectively Both Of the
chalrmen had resigned. after accepting
Government appointments, Thomas j,
Jackson. Of New Albany IS the third new
member having Leeu elected TO repre-
sent the Third district, following the
resignation Of NJ. Bert Thurman, who
became collector Of internal revenue
The election OF new district cbairmen
caused considerable speculation as TO the
possible effect on the selection Of a State
chairman, who VIII be named following
the May primary. The new district chair
men are looked upon as friendly 10 the
present State chairman. F. NJ. Wasmuth
Of Huntington. Mr. Wasmuth has tndi-
Gated he will not he candidate for re-
election and II has been generally under
stood that Lawrence Lyons, present d.
rector Of the State highway commission,
would succeed him. but there are indica-
lions there may be some opposition to
Mr. Lyons
BANQUET TOMORROW
Is THE BIG EVENT.
The big event OF the meeting win
be the banquet at the Claypool Hotel
tomorrow night at which Calvin Cool
idRe. Vice President. will be the principal
speakers Vice President Coolidge is eX-
pected to arrive in Indianapolis about
noon tomorrow and win be entertained
Mt the University Club and at the Co
lumbia Club The indianapolis alumni
Of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will
ha mi
ycrslty Club.
Although # had been positively assert
cd that Senator James T.. watson will
be present at the banquet and would
speak 1t was reported at tho editorial
and State committee meetings hat he
probably viii not be here. It was ex-
planned the press OF bVsness Will pre-
vent him from being present
The report that senator Watson viii
not be here for what was termed Harry
News party" was causing considerable
uneasiness The New organization has
been hoping to have the active support
Of Senator Watson.
inc following reception committee
has been named by the fraternity:
The Rev. Allan r. Philputt, Eben u.
WoIcott. Dick Miller, william Bosom,
DR.. Wilmer Christian, Meredith Nichol-
SON. Walter Pritchard, Willis Coval,
Floyd Payne. william Allen Wood,
George o. Wildhack, DR.. Clark Rogers,
Elias J. Jacoby, Ray d. Brown George
W Buck, Glen Diddel Frank Cutter, j,
C. Dissette Schuyler Haas, Paul P,
HAYNES. DR.. Paul r. Hurt, Roy f. Rich,
Albert p. Smith, Edward stucky, hneo-
dore Vonnegut. Elmer Scott, William s.
McMasters II. W. Rhodehamei. Or. James
II. Taylor. Theodore Stein, w. T. Hay
mond of Muncle Carl De Prez Of Shelby
Vile: Ben Crane Of Charlottesville, and
+. e. Newly Of Knightstown.
The Columbia Club reception commit
tee will be composed Of the following.
Fred c. Gardner, chairman; Senator
Harry S New, Senator James e. watson,
Governor Warren r. McCray, Postmaster
General Will H. Hays, Representative
Merrill MoOres, Charles r. Rcmy, e1-
United States Senator Albert J. Bever-
idge, Judge Mdhlon i. Bash, Ex-Governor
James p. Goodrich Bennett r. Bobbitt,
John f. Ward, r. Essex, Henry f.
Campbell, John y Browne, Judge VII
liam W Thornton. Judge Scion J. Car
ter, Frederick Il. Matson, Charles w.
Wells William ]. Mooney, Edward Il.
Gates, Clarence L. Kirk, Walter c. Mar
mon, George J. Marott Charles O Perry,
John J. Appel Henry w. Bennett, St
Clair Parry, William Kothe, Chalmers
Brown, Robert l. Todd, o. B. lies, Ed
Jackson. William b. Paul, william G.
Oliver, James NJ. Jones, Fred A. Gregory,
Caleb s. Denny, Arthur r. Baxter and
Remster 4. Bingham.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
WILL ASSIST.
In addition, the following have been ap-
pointed on special reception committee
to act with the regular committee:
Judge A. b, Anderson, Mayor Samuel
L. Shank, Joseph B. Healing, Ed NJ Was
muth, Frederick E. Schortemeier, Judge
James A. Collins, Hilton L. Brown
Ernest Bross, Eben II. Wolcott, Arthur
e. Bradshaw, John w. McCardle, NJ. Bert
Thurman, Judge Arthur R. Robinson
and Ralph A Lemcke.
Dealers In newspaper machinery and
supplies are on the job in connection with
the association meeting. They have
established an exhibit at the Hotel
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