The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-03
WALB NAMES
DISTRICT MEN
TO MEET DAWES
Plans Are Completed fOn6
Reception of Vice
President.

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Clyde A. Walb, chairman Of the
Indiana State Central Republican
committee, today appointed Repub'
lican representatives of each con-
~gressional district to serve on the
State reception committee for Vice
President Dawes. wing will speak at
Cadle Tabernacle, Thursday night
under auspices of the Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce.
Personnel of the committee is now
complete. Walter S. Chambers Of
the Indiana Democratic central COM
mittee announced appointment Of
Democratic representatives Monday.
The Committee
District representatives are:
First William f. Wilson. Evans
Vile, Democrat. Stuart Fisher,
Princeton. Republican; Second, d.
Frank Culbertson. Vincennes, Demo
crat; Ewing Emison, Vincennes, Re
publican; Third, Frnak Gardner,
%Scottsburg, Democrat, Archie Bob
bitt, State house, Indianapolis. Re
publican; Fourth, Lincoln Dixon,
North Vernon, Democratic, Daily Nc
Coy, State house, Indianapolis. Rec
publican. Fifth, John I. BeasleyV
Terre Haute. Democrat. Mark Ne
beker, Clinton, Republican, Sixth,
Charles A. Hack. Shelbyville. Demo
crat. Clarence Brown Richmond. Re
publican; Seventh, Reginald Sulli-
van. Indianapolis. Democrat. Schuy-
le rHaas. Indianapolis. Republican,
Eighth Dale ]. Crittenberger, Andor-
son. Democrat. Lawrence Cartwright
Indianapolis, Republican; Ninth,
Robert Bracken, Frankfort, Demo.
crat, Ed Bowen Delphi Republican,
Tenth, Howard Gascheidler. Ham
mond, Democrat. George Poland.
Crown Point. Republican; Eleventh.
Robert Baton, Marion, Marion. Dem.
ocrat, Jesse Murden, Peru Repub-
lican; Twelfth, l.. G. Ellipgham, Fit.
Wayne. Democrat, Lloyd Gates. Co.
lumbia City. Republican; Thirteenth.
A. L. Deniston, Rochester, Demo
crat. Ernest Morris, South Bend,
Republican.
Congressman
The Indiana Congressional repre.
sentatives who will serve on the
committee are:
Harry c. Garfield, Batesville:
Richard N. Elliott, Connersville;
Frank Gardner, Scottsburg; Arthur
H. Greenwood, Washington; Albert
r. Hall. Marion; Andrew j. Hickey,
La Porte; David Hogg, FIT. Wayne:
Noble j. Johnson. Terre Haute; Fred
S. Purnell, Attica; Harry e. Row
bottom, Evansville; Ralph r. Up
dixie. Indianapolis; Robert II. vestal,
Anderson, and William r. Wood.
Lafayette.
The State Committee will byH
headed by Senator James e. Wat.
son. Senator Arthur r. Robinson
will serve as vice chairman. John
L. Duvall, Republican candidate for
mayor, and Walter Myers, Demo.
cratic candidate for mayor, have re-
ceived special invitations to join
with the committees in receiving the
vice president.
Approximately 100 reservations for
the Dawes dinner to be given in
the Riley Room OF the Claypool
Thursday at s p. IN. have been re-
ceived to date. John B. Reynolds,
general secretary of the chamber Of
commerce., said. Invitations went
forward Saturday to several hundred
persons, including members of the
general reception committee, ap.
pointed by Frank S. Fishback, presi.
dent of the Chamber, and members
of the State Reception Committee,
appointed by Walb and Chambers.
Escort Planned
The vice president and his party
will be met at the Union Station by
members Of the reception commit.
tees. and will be escorted to the Clay.
pool by police detachment OF
mounted men, motorcycle men and
uniformed officers and plain clothes
detectives, led by the Police and
Firemen's Band. It is planned TO
have the escort march north on Me-
ridian St.. from the Union Station,
turning east at Washington to Penn
sylvania, north to Ohio. west to Hi.
nois and south to the ClaypooL
The dinner VIII be concluded a
7:45 p. m. so that sufficient time 49,
ali guests to reach the Cadle Taber.
nacle by S:15 y. m. where the Vice
President will speak. may be AL
lowed.
The doors Of the tabernacle will
be open at Z D. m. and at 1870 p. m.
a concert will be given by the Ind.
annapolis News Newsboys' Band. At
SIS p. m. Dawes will be introduced
by Nicholas n. Moves. vice president
of the Indianapolis Chamber Of Com
merce. in the absence Of President
F1shback. Dawes address viii be
broadcast through courtesy OF the
Merchants Heat and Light Company.
Amplifiers will carry the address to
the remotest Of the large
auditorium. No seats will be re-
served except those which will be
occupied by members of the general
reception committee and members OF
the State reception committee and
those others who may attend the
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