The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-23
Wherever the Antlercd Herd
Wandered Gay Times Were
the Accompaniment.
LABOR COMMISSIONERS MEET
Association OF Officials OF Labor
Bureaus Hold First Meeting.
"a States Represented.
''rO-NlORROW's PROGRAM AT
~ JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Conventions NIectInE

Conventions Meeting.
International lIuhnen,aninn Ar
sactation &
Association of Surgeons, Atlantic
Room No. 4.
Guard mount, Twcnty-tl,ird In
fantry.
Drill. Twenty-third Infantry.
Exhibition Of Weather Durcnli,
Earthquake Recorder, Government
IsuildinE A.
special exhibition by the Fisk
jubilee Singers ut the Negro Build-
ing.
Mexican National Hand Concert,
RevieNinE stand.
Preparation Of large wcnthrr
Map from reports from all scctiohk
Of the country, Government Huild-
Organ Recital, Arthur Scott
brook, Auditorium.
"0ccupntion In Nclntion to Com
stmptiOn,o L. &. ROuthRhn; Stcrc-
opticon. Social Economy Lecture
Hall.
geographic aud stcrcopticon FIX
hfbiti0n. Scenes on Indian RcserSn- s
ti"n, With ls,s"rs 1 nm,1rIn pepart-
Piano Recital, Mr.. Joseph Mncrz,
Auditorium.
niosraphic Exhibition and Lee
ture, Scenes In Yosemite Valley,
Government building A.
Lecture on Aerial Navigation.
,Ir. Ludlow nnd Captain Lovclncc,
Acronnutic Building:
Phinncy's United states Band
4 Concert, Auditorium.
United states Life Saving Ser
vice Drill Mt station.
Illustrated Lecture, "Reclnimins
the Deserts" by Mr.. j. g. Watts. Y.
S. II. s., Interior Department., Gov
ernment Building a.
Special Exhibition by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers ut the Negro Build-
Ing.
(; Cure of ConsumptiOn," StereopficOn,
Social Economy Lecture Hall.
illustrated Lecture, "Iellowstonc3
National Pnrk," by Mr.. f. G. Gull
yer, Interior Department., Govern
Dress Parade, Twenty-third In
fnntry.
Mr.. Ludlow and Captain Lovclucc,
Aeronnutic Building.
Meaisnn National Matte, Band concert
Drill by Twelfth United States
Drill, Battery 3D. Third ReEi-
Phinney's United States Band
Concert, Auditorium.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
J AME STOWN EMP OS1TIO OF
GROUNDS. July 22.-Feature event
1t tho Jamestown Exposition to-da
we're the presence OF large numbers Q
5lks, In honor OF Elks' Day, and tn
of the Association of III
)fficals OF the Bureaus OF Labor Sta
istics, and tho beginning of free high
lass attractions on the Warpatn, inat
surated by the exposition manage
nent. Otherwise the formal program
# the exposition WAS the order OF tn
lay.
The Elks had no formal program
or the day. but the members OF IN
uttered herd. in groups usually
.oamed to and fro about the sho,
AS fancy might sugges'
Hello. Bill was familiar sa'uta
Ion, and the big purple badge VIII
he head OF an elk worked on 1t "er
amiliar sights. The members OF tn
and Protective Order 0
1lks are a Jolly lot, and they whoope
ID things along the paths they mad
It the exposition to-day
Attending the convention OF the labor
Il tisticians are representatives iron
III parts OF the country. thirtY-iou'
states having delegates. Among TN
more prominent ones. here are P1esiden
charles +. ISell, .poHIlSu >'sa sH' A]'Aoof1'
and James 3. Doherty
state Labor Commissioners Of virginia
rhe convention will continue all the
week.
The convention was called 10 order
it 2 o'clock P. M. President Quicker
y elcomed the delegates on behalf O
he exposition, and Mayor Riddick or
behalf Of. the city ofNorfoll. Presiden
Sell responded and delivered his al
lress.
. The convention will be called t
,rder each morning at $3.50 o'clock
Will then be appointed ant
he regular business OF the conNen
Ion taken up. Meetings will be held
morning ard afternoon.
The frea Warputh attractions, ar
expected to add much to the popu
artty of that division OF The show
Almost everybody goes on the War
oath anyway, and therefore most o
The visitors to the exposition Will wit
,ess these free performances.