Evening star., 1923-04-25

peddling it's news. we would think it
was wonderful. And you know
sometimes those papers get 1000
stories and peddle ten. But that Is
really are the fiber: they are the
straw In the bricks Of this splendid
organization. =
And so I move that the members
express their appreciation of. the very
faithful work that everybody con-
done, from the president down to
messenger boys. and that it thank
them for what they have done.
Tribute to MIR. Noyes.
A tribute to the service rendered
to the Associated Press by it's presi-
dent was paid by Clark Howell of the
Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution in second
ing the nomination of Mr.. Noyes for
reelection as director. Mr.. Howell
said:
During the many years I have
watched his work I have been i'm
pressed with the earnestness and
zealoushess of his efforts. and never
member of any business organization
devote himself more earnestly. more
steadfastly, more unselhshly to the
affairs Of that organization than
Frank B. Noyes. as president or the
Associated Press. has always done to
tion.
For mora than twenty years he has
been a tower Of strength never
swerved by friendship, nor by pas
sion. nor by prejudice-always with
the one end in view: That the thing
to be done was that which was right,
that which was fair, that which was
just and that which best served the
purposes Of the membership as a
whole. More than to any other living
M n n fS dtyA 20 If,to ha M
the glory OF the greatest news or
ganization on the face Of this earth. '
The following advisory boards and
committees were elected:
Advisory Boards.
EASTERN DIVISION = Richard
Hooker, Springfield (MassJ Repub-
lican, chairman; Frank f.. Langley,
Barre (Vt) Times, secretary: Charles
+. Chaplin. Waterbury (ConnD Amer
lean: Frank E. Gannett, Ithaca (N. "
Journal News; George L. Graft, Will
Transport CPa.) Sun.
CENTRAL DIVISION-H. ]. Powell,
Coffeyville (Kan.) Journal, chairman;
Mrs. Zell Hart Deming, Warren (Ohio)
Tribune, secretary: G. X. Blandin. ST.
gan, Hutchinson (kan.) News: Ar
thus II. Trcanor. Saginaw (Mich.)
News Courier.
SOUTHERN D1vIsION-Robert Ew-
ing. New Orleans La-) States, chair
man; F. G.. Bell Savannah (Ga-)
News, secretary: J. n. Heiskell, Little
Rock fArk.) Gazette: l. J. Wortham,
Fort Worth (Tex.) Star and Tele-
gram; w. c. Dowd. Charlotte (N. CO
News and Chronicle.
WESTERN DIVISION "A. y. Nc
Kay. Salt Lake City Utah) Tribune.
chairman: James D. Meredith. Sacra-
mento tCalif1 Union. secretary; c. p.
Rlethen, Seattle tWash) Times: J. T..
Wheeler. Portland nre.) Telegram
Dwight b. Heard, Phoenix (Ariz) Re-
publican.
Nominating Committee.
EASTERN DlVISION-Jerome L.
Rarnum. Syracuse (N. " Post
Standard: Edward Flicker. Bridge
port (Conn) Telegram.
CENTRAL DIVI$TON-Charles d.
Simeral, Steubbenville tOhio) Herald
Star: Charles NJ. Greenway. Flint
(MichD Journal.
SOUTHERN DIVISION-H. c. Ad-
Ter. Chattanooga (Tenn.D Times; J. $.
Cohen. Atlanta (Ga.l Journal.
WESTERN DIVISION-J r. Know
Ian. Oakland tCalifD Tribune. chair
man; Prank II. Hitchcock, Tucson
(Ariz.) Citizen. secretary.
Auditing Committee.
EASTERN DIvISION-Arthur G.
Staples Lewiston (Me) Journal.
CENTRAL DIVISIoN-J. G. Sea-
crest Lincoln tNeb.) State journal
SOUTHERN DIVISION-James NJ.
Thomson. New Orleans La-) Item.
WESTERN DIVISION-Frank S.
Baker. Takoma CWash.) Ledger. ~