The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-21
ARRANGEMENTS
NOW COMPLETE
-
Georgia Day Will Be a Big
Success at ST. Louis
Exposition
LARGE CROWD is GOING
Revised Program Has Been Issued
Which Includes Addresses by Sew
eral Prominent Georgians.
Railroads are Helping

Everything is now ready at home
and in st. Louis for the Georgia day
celebration which takes place on the
worlds fair grounds on Wednesday,
September 2S.
Governor Terrell. his staff and the
distinguished citizens who viii accom-
pany the chief executive will leave for
ST. Louis on Monday of next week ar.
irving there on Tuesday prepared to
eke Georgia day as big an event as
possible.
The commissioner for this state will
have Georgia day keep up the splendid
record the state has already made by
Eer exhibits. The two railroads run.
Ling from Georgia, the Southern and
the Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
Louis have both made every arrange.
ment for the comfort of Georgians
VINO will go up for the big day. 1t is
now up to- the people of the state
and it is confidently expected they
viii respond readily and be present by
the thousands on the eventful day
The Georgia commissioners are GOV
elnor Terrell. Commissioner of Agri
culture O. b. Stevens, Commissioner
General Dudley M. Hughes. assistant
Commissioner General Giascock Bar.
rctt, Vice Commissioner General Hugh
y Washington. Commissioner f. b..
Gordon and Commissioner II. IL. Tiff
Assistant Commissioner General Bar
fett now sending out letters regard
ing Georgia Gay. These letters con
tain the program of the celebration
and an appeal to the people Of the
state to be present and aid in making
tie day memorable. The letters read
as follows:
Dear Sir: The Georgia commits.
SION to the worlds fair desires to an.
nounee that all arrangements nave
pc en- perfected for the celebration OF
Georgia day, with program as fol,
lcWs:
Parade forms in front of Georgia
building at IL o'clock a. m and march
cs to the Hall CI Congress arriving
there at ll:3O.
"Introductor remarks Commission.
er General Hughes.
address Of welcome-Pr President D.
K Francis.
Response Governor Terrell.
Orator OF the day-Ron. G. Il. Dun.
bar.
The Georgia Press Hon. John 4.
Boifeuillet.
In reference to exhibits and hos,
pitaIty there is no state represented
o. the grounds that stands ahead OF
Georgia. Their magnificent show
with 50 small an appropriation by the
Legislature has impressed the world
a. large with the knowledge of the
public spirit and push of the Georgia
citizens. All that is necessary for
one to do to satisfy themselves of the
many advantages to be obtained BY
u visit to the worlds fair is to mako
inquiry Of some one of the Georgia
citizens who have already visited the
show and they Will tell you that Il has
eeen worth the trip to them to have
seen what Georgia has even ii they
did not have an Opportunity of in a
Iew days encUmpassmg trip around
tie word not only seeing the different
ploducts and industries OF the various
nations, but also OF coming III contact
with citizens OF every state in the
union and all Of the foreign countries.
Your commission feels very proud
of what results have been accomplish.
&C up to this time, and they are re-
lying on the support of the Georgia
pcOple to make Georgia day at st.
Louis one that will go down into his
tory. All that is necessary 10 accom-
plish TINS IS the attendance of the
Georgia people. In no other way can
81 effective an advertisement of our
state be made.
The entire commission Will devote
their every effort to making your Wis
It one to be remembered with pleas
ule so long as you live. Very truly
your
| Glasscoek Barrett,