Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
THE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Twenty-Second Annual Convention
 at the Jamestown Exposition.


 Norfolk, Va, June 7.-From June 10 to 14th inclusive will be a week of jubilee for newspaper men at the Jamestown exposition. and the exposi- ton management wishes 1t distinctly understood that every newspaper man who visits the exposition during those days will be strictly in it. They will be part and parcel of the conyen- tion, and every door of the exposition will be thrown wide open to them. Every courtesy at the command of the exposition company will be extended to the wielders of the pen, and the friends they bring with them. There will be such flow of wit and wis., dom and such an air of goodfellow- ship as will inspire every visitor, and 1t is safe to say that when the scribes return to their several balliwicks the praises of the Jamestown exposition will be heard in every part of the land. The following is the program:
 Monday, June 10. 1901-l0.00 .r'., convention called to order. Invoca- ton. Address of welcome. lion. Harry St George Tucker, president Jamestown exposition; Gov Swanson, of Virginia and the president of Vir- ginia Editorial association. Response by Walter Williams. Herald. Colum- bia, Mo, past president, \. E. A. Ap- pointment of committees. Announce ments.
 300 D. m.-Address by Hon Theo- dore Roosevelt, president of the United States. Following reception and ad- dress by President Roosevelt will be the review of the warshlps as- sembled at Hampton Roads.
 Tuesday, June II. 10N0 a. m.-The presidents address, by John E. Jun kin, Bulletin. Sterling, Kansas. Ad- dress. Jacob Rils, newspaper work CT, author and soclalogist, New York. Address, Will H. Mayors. Bulletin. Texas, Address. Joseph Medlll Me Cormlck, publisher of the Tribane, Chicago. Report of committee on transportation by R. NJ. White. Ledger. Mexico, Mo.
 2s30 D. m.--Annnal poem-"James- town-A Tercentennlal Exposition Ryme." W E. Pabor. Pabor Lake, Avon Park. Florida.
 300 ?. m.-Memorial service. in charge of Addison II. Burk. North American. Philadelphia. The afternoon remaining and the evening will he devoted tc the "warpath" and seeirg the exhibits.
 Wednesday. June 12th. 1000 a. m.- Address. NJ. J. Knapp. Advertiser. Auburn \. Y. Address, Gov R. R. Glenn. Raleigh. N c Address. J. M. Page, Democrat, JerxeyviIle. ILL Address. Lincoln Steffens, AIner.- can Magazine. New York. Address. Hon Barton Myers, Gov of ExploIta- ton. Jamestown exposition. Address Hon John ]. Cornwell. Review. Rom- ney. W. Va.
 Observation trip over \. & s. rail- road to Virginia Beach. the famous Atlantic seaboard summer resort. bath In the surf: after which party win be taken to Cape Henry. where first English settlers landed in Amer lea: after viewing famous sights snsl old lighthouses. life saving station. eetc-. N. E. A. will be entertained st clam bake. and return to exposition grounds.
 Thursday. June 18th.
 1000 e. m--Address. Will r. Parrott. Reporter. Waterloo. Iowa Address. Col John Temple Graves. Georgian and News atlanta Ad- dress. Carl A IettinTer. secretArT Buckeye Press Association. DelplIos. Ohio. Address. Hon Leslie c. NIb- lack. Leader. Guthrie. Oklahoma Address Ewing Herbert. World Hiawatha. Ksnsas
 Trip to Jamestown Island. where the frSt English settlement in Amer Ira ~na rrr.ur-a31Fs rso-rf-- ~na