The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-26
Great Parade Will BE a Feature
of Formal Opening of Hoosier
State Pavilion.
MANY CADETS WILL MARCH,
Seven Military Schools TO Be
Represented and Governor
Durbin and Staff Will
Be in Line.

Til. rn.ftaaa State Pavilion. which has
been informally open for several days. viii
| be formally dedicated June :. Excursions
from all points in the Hoosier State VII
he run To ST. Louis June and 3. and ssv-
ersl thousand persons viii take advantaS *
| Of the opportunity TO visit I'll. Exposition
and witness tho dedicatory exercises
4 nilita-v parade. which viii be n
| feature Of the dedication Of tine Indiana
| building. will be formed At the AduiniStra-
tion building At ! o'clock in the afternoon
and Will march through the PlaZ0s "f ;he
main picture" and TO tie Indiana Pavilion
in the following order. : detachment Of
police d Company of jefferson Guards.
grand marshal. General Ward and the Ad-
jutanJ General OF Indiana and his stan.
tho Philippine ConstabulaTy Band. Com
pany II. Second Regiment. New York Na-
tional 9uard: Wilson I4Gh: Infantry, 'Gi-
yer Military Band. Culver cadets. cover
nor Durb.n and STAFF. .sIndiana Commission
and invited guests. cadets from the S''tIe
College al Lexington. Ky. virginia futy
| culture College cadets. Louisiana state
college cadets. Maryland Agr cultural
Coilere cadets. Ohio Wesleyan cadets.
The dediCatory ceremonies VIII begin Al
the building al 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
with an invocation by the Reverend Val
ter D. Cole Of Lafayette. President iran
els VIII deliver the ADDRESS cL NN41pal''-
Governor Durbin will accept the building
from the commission anu make an ad-
dress. and Newton Gilbert. President oi
the commission. will make an addrtSS-
music prog ANNE. ending with America,
Will be rendered.
One hundred and thirty-ire delegates at
tended the second days session OF the Ma
uoual Lumber Manufacturers Association
in the audience-room Of tie House oI HOO
Hoo yesterday. E. g FoshurSh oi Nor
folk, Va. president ot the asSociaGon; Nas
f- 10 ~F,a " of
vas secretary.
The important event 90 the DAY was the
raising of sls.5no for the credit rating de
partment OF the association, nf which W.
F. Bieierman Is superintendent
After the convention. at 10 . m
lunch was served on II" NeranaA
4 hsaquet and reception to the WISHING
lumbermen vas given at so in the even,
Ing In the House OF Hoo Hoo. by Local
lumber men. Addresses wer" made ny r
A Long. OF Kansas city. Mo. E. {. tos-
burg OF Norfolk Va, X L McCormack
Of SEATTLE. Wash. J. q. Whit" OF Kansas
CITY. Mo. J. z Long OF St Louis and
The final session Of the convention will
open al 10 O'Clock this morning.
A Iurch was given ct ! o'clock yeSter-
day afternoon az the German Wine Rss
eraI. Michel LaErave. by z l. Mas9ueTay
Chief Of Design. The guests were; 1rm-
missioner General Lasrays, Pierre II, l,. i
ari. Consul General of France at Nes
orleans. Jules Boeufve, consul OF France
at St Louie; Paul Adam. delegate ot me
French Ministry Of Fine Arts. Louis N u,
let Chief Of Mural Decoration. Mrs, Paii
Adam Mrs Castieman, Miss ". P9stle
wait. Miss Edith Kimhan. Miss Lotta
Klernrn and Mrs. Mn-luerBy.
After tomorrow the Missouri NuiifinE
will 10 cooled artifriany. Tho hurry M
signal has been given the contractors wn"
ara installing the cooling plant and inc
promise has been given that after io-Inor-
row the temperature OF tho building can
he IL degrees " desired The system con
sistS of fans run by electricity that f"rce
RIr cooled ~ heinr Usss@1 over cold coils
through conduits opening into each room
To protect Liberty Rel the Penusy,-
vania Commission has arranged 10 have
tracks erected from tho rDtuuda If the
Perr,vIy-4r!a building. where the hill will
be displayed to the roadway below, 50
building in less than 4 minute IN case OF
The PENNSYLVANIA building was infor-
mally opened Yesterday. and preIara iinn
for the Installation OF the Liberty Bel -
now I'm progress The bell viii arrive N
with pomP and ceremony will be Installed
In the building the morning Of thr lay
following which has been set aside -
Liberty Bell Day. Accompanying the nell
will be committee Of twelve tounciiEn
Of the city Of Philadelphia and a squad OF
eight policemen tn. pick of N. quaker
city force, who will guard the relic night
and day
Two hundred guests Of Doctor Theod"r
I.ewaId. Imperial Commissioner General
from Germany. assembled in the German