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Washington, .. c., who are appointed
by ithe government. 1t Is safe;to say
that the outlook ID brighter now than
ever for the Negro department of the
jamestown Exposition. Competent
agents are now distributed in many
sections collecting arts and industries
which will show" progress made by the
Negro inr the last forty years. Mr.
Thompson va | be a valuable aid in
this work. 'ABt helfs one of the most
competent men 1T! the country to ''do
things we'll and at the right time
The commission made no mistake in
the selection! 4 Mr. r thompson is staff
correspondent ofthe Advocate. -.
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1t Is stFikingly ant eresting low the
members of the Court OF Galapthe are
entering upon theist duties to assist in
entertaining 9tlis' diBeingu ished ladies
of other cities during, the Conclave
They realize that there Will be many
literary and business women here at
the great, gathering Our ladies are
giving serious attention how best to
please their guests fnE manner that
will be a credit to the society of which
that there is an aim to coalesce all
the leaders of Activities that occupy
women OF high social standing, and
help to give one 1.-The grandest 80.
cial functions the last night of the
Conclave that mas ever been witnessed
in the South. = '*>~<
From the general Typographical stu
alton Of Louisville, - and the very
unique reputation that Kentucky has
all over the country for Its hospital
ity, and from what fcan be learned
from those who have attended the con-
claveS in Kentucky for number of
years, 1T Is believed that this will be
the largest attended in the history of
Pythihnism Of this country. There is
likely to come up more business than
at previous meetings, as there are
more questions to be- settled are
Of O. far reaching nature. The Su
preme Lodge contains enough mem
bers Of brain and business capacity to
settle all questions that may arise,
and give general satisfaction to all in
the Pythian Jurisdiction.
Col Watson reports the work Of his
committee as doing splendidly. He
utIS DGEA" ltlSJI uCJSu W prepare LOT
5000 tents, as reports show that there
will be guests from China, Africa,
Cuba and Australia. The securing Of
the desired hall, buildings, and thea.
ters are upmost in tha minds of the
committee, but it is thought that per-
feet arrangements can, be made that
will be suitable.
There were one hundred and one
reasons why Louisville captured the
Conclaye as Pittsburg, last year, and
the oneth MAS her pretty women. Bou-
quets OF tobacco and souvenirs Of Old
Kentucky Bourbon played part in
the selection. ; 1t is automatically re-
ported that the same Will be on hand
at this Conclaye. #5f
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Social embroidery industrial and
whist clubs are numerous in this city;
and from what can be learned these
clubs will vie with each other to honor
the visitors who may come to witness
the beautiful decorations, and enjoy
a Table d'Hote dinner or a ten course
banquet, IN.
Flowers are the sweetest in Ken
lucky, ----.. ...
Women are the prcttiest In Kentucky.
Horses run the fastest,
"Whiskey Is the oldest, ~"
And Pythianisrl is the strongest in
Kentucky" ..-.