The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-16
DISTRICT. DAY
AT WORLDS FAIR
Exercises Will Take Place
Next Wednesday.
RECEPTION AND ADDRESSES
Grand Parade in the Morning Through
Exposition Grounds-Music By
the Marine Band.

z AuuElEQ DS uELaEUuIellts ana DaALalaollS
/ Of marines, cavalry, artillery, and in
/ fantry. cheered to the echo by throngs
I Of District citizens. and accompanied by
I high officials of the exposition manage
ment, the United States Government.
/ and the United States Army. the three
/ Commissioners OF the District viii be-
gin the celebration CT District Day at the
I 81. Louis Exposition, next Wednesday.
/ by marching from the Administration
1 Building to the United states Govern
ment Building
( Arrangements have been made by the
exposition mana cement and the local
committee In charge Of the event that
+ viii result in the occasion being one of
/ the most noteworthy in the entire his
I tory Of the exposition.
The military procession in honor Of
/ the day VIII be the largest ever held in
the grounds all military. naval, and
other uniformed forces taking part.
VIII Leave Tomorrow.
The Commissioners viii leave this
/ city tomorrow morning az 1905 O'Clock
/ from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
station, and viii be accompanied by ex-
| Commissioners L. C. Hiue, AIyron NJ
Parker, and John W Douglass; Capt
Chester Harding. assistant to the En-
L
1 Mcfarland, brother OF Commissioner
| MaCfarIand. and Mrs West
The party viii arrive in St Louis
I Tuesday afternoon, leaving that city
for the return trip the following Mon
day morning.
Commissioner AIacfarlaud said yester-
day that ne had heard OF many District
citizens who had announced their in
tention 20 be present at the District Day
/ exercises. The indiCa tions are that an
unusually large number of local people
viii attend.
The local authorities have been much
gratihed by tie evident purpose OF the
/ exposition management 10 make the
day memorable IN the history OF the
fair. Nothing. il IS said. has been left
undOne that could rebound 10 the sue
cess and pleasure Of the occasion.
Makeup of Parade.
The parade from the Administration
Building. a. 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
I ing. viii be az follows:
Mounted police.
Detachment OF Jefferson Guards.
! Marshal.
( stan.
! Marine Band
/ Battalion United states marines.
/ Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
fBand
Company I. Sixth United States In
EfantTV.
f u9tn Company. seacoast artillery.
! Band Philippine scouts.
Battalion Philippine scouts.
/ Eighth United States Cavalry Band.
I Squadron United States cavalry
Band Philippine QnSrabulary.
I Battalion Philippine eonstabulary.
] State militia
President Francis.
I National commission.
Commissioners OF the District OF Co
lumbla.
/ General Bates and star.
/ United states Government board
/ COMMITTEES or arrangements, District
/ 81 Columbia
other guests in carriages.
Route Of the Parade.
/ Down Administration Avenue. 10 Uni
/ versIty Boulevard. south on University
Boulevard 10 Louisiana Way; east on
Louisiana Way 20 west side OF Lib
/ cral Arts Palace north on Plaza Or
/ leans 20 north side OF Liberal Arts east
I on north side of Liberal Arts 20 Gov
/ eminent Terrace; south on Government
/ Terrace 10 main entrance of Govern
meut Building.
Upon the arrival OF the procession at
/ the north front Of the Government
/ Building IL viii be reviewed by the
/ tomini7sigueF5 81 the District of Column
I pa, president Francis, Of the EXPOSE
I tloAt MAJ zen. John G. Bates. L.. s
I A. commanding the Northern Military
/ Divisloni the national commission. aEd
! the United States Government board
Program For the Day.
The entire program for the day is as
\ follows:
/ Reception by the Commissioners Of
/ me District or Columbia at u o'clock in
/ tne morning ID the United States Gov
I eminent building
Concert by the United States Marine
I Band
March. Thomas Jefferson santeI-
4 mann.
Overture. 'pas Model suppe.
I American sketch Way Down ITDOn
/ the SuWauee River Myddletou
! Fantasia, Carmen" Bizet
March THE Pride or the Nation, d"
Exercises at O'Clock in the Missouri
State Building, the Hon. John w Doug
/ lass. chairman or the committee of ar
/ Engagements presiding.
/ March. stars and Stripes Forever, "
Overture. Jubilee" Weber.
/ Caprice. "HlumeugeGuester Won BIOu.
March. The NatioaaI Capital Centeu-
NAL Santelmauu.
Introduction, the Hon. John W. Doug
Music. Mosaic. Blending of the Blue
and Gray Sousa
Remarks. the Hon. David r. Fran
/ els president Louisiana Purchase EX-
/ position.
/ Music, characteristic, Down South, 90
/ Middleton.
/ Address. the Hon Henry 3. F.. Mac
! farland, president Board of Commits
/ sioners of the District of Columbia
/ Music, march Thomas Jefferson, DO
SauLeimauu.
Remarks the Hon. Thomas ii. Carter,
/ president National Commission Iuuisi-
/ ana Purchase Exposition.
Music, iuteTmeZzo. Laughing Water Do
/ Hager.
Remarks, the Hon. ~. H. Hills chair
/ man lnted states Government Board,
[ Louisiana Purchase Exposition
/ National anthem. THE Star SpangIed
/ Banner Arnold
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