Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-06
EDITORS next CONVENTION
TWENTY-SECoND ANNUAL AS
sEMBLAGE OF ASSOCIATION.
President Roosevelt to Deliver Ad-
dress the First Day, Monday, the
10th Instant.

The twenty-SeConQ annual CONVENTION VI
the National Editorial Association will be
held at the jamestown Exposition, June III
to IA. Among the notable features will
be an address by President Roosevelt ana
the review of the warships in Hampton
roads scheduled for the first day.
The program is as follows:
Monday, June 10, 10 a.m.-Convention
called to order; invocation; address Of well
come Harry ST. George Tucker, president
jamestown exposition; Gov. Swanson OF
Virginia and the president Of the Virginia
Editorial Association; RESPONSE by Walter
williams, Columbia, Mo-, past president OF
the National Editorial Association; appoint
ment Of committees; announcements
p.m.-Address by Theodore Roosevelt,
President of the United States: following
reception and address by President Roose-
welt will be the review OF the WarSnlpS DIS
sembled at Hampton roads.
Tuesday June II, 10 a.m-The presidents
address, by John E. Junkin, Sterling Kan;
address, Mr.. Jacob Riis. newspaper worker
author and sociologist, New York; address,
Mr.. Will H. Mayors, Texas; address, Mr.
Joseph Medin Mccormick, Chicago; report
of committee on transportation, by Mr.. X.
NJ White, Mexico, Mo.
2:3O p.m.-Annual poem JameStoWh-A
Tercentennial Exposition Rhyme, w. II.
Pabor, Pabor Lake, Avon Park. Fla.
3p.m.-Memorial service, in charge OF Mr..
Addison B. Burk, Phiiadeipnla; tne ILL., sa
noon remaining and the evening Will be de-
voted to the "Warpath" and seeing the ex-
hibits.
List Of Addresses.
Wednesday, June r. 10 a.m.-Adaress'
Mr.. H. ]. Knapp, Auburn, N. Y; ADDRESS,
Gov. R. B. Glenn, Raleigh. N c.; ADDRESS,
Mr.. j. NJ. Page, Jerseyville. H.; ADDRESS,
Mr.. Lincoln Steffens, New York. address,
Barton Myers, governor of exploitation
jamestown exposition; address, john j.
Cornwell Romney, w. Va. observation
trim over N and s. railroad to Virginia
Beach; bath in the surf. after which party
will be taken to Cape Henry, where hrst
English settlers landed in America; after
viewing famous sights and old lighthouses;
light saving station, ETC., the National
Editorial Association Will De entertalneu az
a clam bake and return to exposition
grounds. ,.s. NJ
Will F. Parrott Waterloo, Iowa; address,
Col. John Temple Graves, Atlanta address
Mr.. Carl A. Jettinger, Delphls, ONO; ad-
star: address. Leslie G. Niblao<. Guthrie,
Okla; address. Mr.. Ewing Herbert. Hia-
Watha, Kan. Trip to jamestown Island,
where the first English settlement In
America was contaminated; viewing old
jamestown ruins and historic homes on
James river to Hampton roads; return by
moonlight
Friday, June H. 10 a.m.-Report of postal
committee and discussion in charge of Mr..
B. B. Herbert, Chicago; reports of COM
mittees; selection of next place Of meeting;
election of officers.
Inspection of Navy Yard.
Trip to view the United States navy yard
at Portsmouth; famous shipbuilding plant
at Newport News, passing the scene of the
battle between the Merrimac and Monitor:
Hampton Institute, Old Point Comfort and
Fortress Monroe, the most formidable for
LITIGATION in the United States; return to
the exposition grounds.
All sessions will begin promptly at 10
am, that an adjournment may be had at
| l pm, in time for luncheon. On Monday
there will be session at 3 pm, at which
President Roosevelt will be the only
speaker and again on Tuesday 3 o'clock
| session for the memorial exercises. These
| will be the only special sessions, and Will