The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-08
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
CONVENT|ONPLANS
ARE MADE PUBLIC
Sessions Run From Wednes-
day to Friday at SEVERN
-Seebirt PreSides.

City problems will be discussed
vention of the Municipal League
which opens Wednesday evening at
the SEVERN.
Indianapolis city officials are work
ing in a program of discussion and
entertainment which will surpass
other years, according to Taylor Gron-
niger, corporation COUNSEL, today.
The program opens Thursday with
the following:
Public Utilities" Edward W. Dennis. con
sulting engineer of New York and Chicago
1O:45 A M.-Address. Power of Federal
Courts to Control Orders OF Public Service
Commissions" Taylor E. Groninger, corpora
ton counsel of Indianapolis.
HIS A. M.-Address. Police Service
and Law Enforcement" Dan Pyle. member
of board of public safety of South Bend.
P M-Music: address. City Planning
and Zoning." Lawrence v. Sheridan city
planning engineer of Indianapolis; discussion
led by Professor Lonlmel of Purdue Uni
versity. Lafayette. se.4s
$50 P. M.-Address, efficient Fire Pro-
lection and Prevention" Frank O. Jordan.
secretary of indianapolis Water Company.
$50 P. M.-Banquet at SEVERN Hotel;
address, 1.-THE Limits of Municipal Free
University, Cleveland o.: address by Hon.
william E. Dever. mayor of Chicago: dis
Gussion on How Can the Municipal League
of Indiana Be Made More Useful" led by
Prof. Frank G. Bates. executive secretary, of
Bloomington.
Friday
10 A. M-Music: address, Modern Street
Lighting" R. l.. Baldwin of Burns & Nc
Donnel, consulting ensineers Of Kansas
I0:45 A M-Address "street T5ebtirr
by Assessment In Indiana" Hon. William p
Hodges; ex,president of league, Gary.
II A M--Address Who Shall Inherit
the United States-the Final Test of De
nloTacy VIII Come In the Citesf" Hon.
Oswald Ryan. city attorney of Anderson.
IL 40 a. M.-Report of committees: cleo
ton of officers; selection OF place for hold
P. M.-Tour OF indianapolis.
Mrs. Florence Peckmann, Mayor
Shank's stenographer, and Mrs. Bes
sic Reed, stenographer in the city
legal department. viii register league
members. More than 100 officials are
expected to attend.
Sink to Speak
Mayor Shank will welcome delegates
at a banquet at the SEVERN Wednes
day evening. Mayor Ora Davis of
Terre Haute will respond. Felix NJ
McWhirter Of the indianapolis Cham
her Of Commerce will speak.
Committees:
Reception: John B. Reynolds. chairman
Charles y. Coffin, Alnlus 6. Ruddel Joseph
L, nogue. John c. Ruekelshaus. John Ne
cardle, John Kirlzwood hte Rev. A. B. Phi
putt. Herb Jennings. Robert Bryson. Robert
L. Moorhead Ernest Kingston. Leo K Fes-
Ter. DR.. z: e. Hodgin, o. B. lies. Frank
Wolf. J. E. King, Otto Ray. Adolph G. EN-
hart. Russell P. Harrison. Charles A. Book
walter. Russell r. Ryan. Clarence Weir.
Charles 4. Hurd Curtis Hodges. James A
Stuart. Holney Fowler. William E. Kelley.
Harper }. Ransby, Fred B. Johnson John
Walker. Ralph Lencke John j O'Brien
Herman RilShon. Charles Jewett, William
Freeman, Henry Span. George MONTGOMERY
: James Ogden, Russell Wilson. Felix aMeWhir-
ter. SGT Meyer, James =. Deery. F. NJ Ayres
samuel d. Miller, William A. Pickens Living
( W. Lemaux and Gustav Schmidt
Entertainment committee: w 7 Bailey
chairman; Mrs, Sarah Shank. Michael J.
] Glenn. g. Carlton Guy. Samuel Gaddie e. o
i Snethen, Mrs Joseph B. Healing. R. Walter
jarvis, Elmer E. Williams and John Elliott