The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25

n DS RudeQ 10 this fSttDEf0ce 1t la fully
made up BY Grand Marshal Williston
! who is;y:working HE d trojan to
make his division thsSniost brilliant
tof the civic branchssofg ahe parade.
The second brigade will be- under
1.-THE ccmmand\ Of HoUs1J Milton Tur-
lner. and the third VIII be- under the
command of tho rednubthDle COL z.
Hi. Carson and his asfafne Inyinci-
sl'bles. The Old FeIiaNs. SElks, X. OF
Pa: and Clubs from Rich1hond,, Phil.
and elsewhere, will have conspicuous
: places in the, line. &.&..... =.
4 The. Colofed High School Cadets
or this city will bsSssthe only. repre-.
sehtatiVes Oh Che miiitaryshrtn or the
races public schooii >systgm. The
fonr companies witiabe LA by q big
brass band. ~,
r. The principal attractfohs amour
eed for inaugural week re as fol-
Elows: ''. 81. ~, s..
Sunday, February 2s.~AY. NC.
! A. mass meeting for 4naA- at True
Reformers' Hall with Dir. j. Edward
Mason and Prof. r. n. Wright as the
speakers. - -, -
| .tsuasday NIGHT nfa..,, a. D., g.
| p w Dre1n viii :. 80 - c,Lr,s
tians porada +hr,,, -. a., - 80.
the CosmonoIitan tRassttat' wa,n,1a -
the Second +pantiGf Tshw.sS, r,,ho..a
| a SERVICE soe:- ~. 800 -. ~ 80
will, he held. 8 Z =
!, "Wednesday riob+x Axasnh -
Grand -recention. nfs;tha ZFyaTono 40
y club at: the :Nr1i+ofs.T, st;, . r,,af
fsoutheast Misc rxaays;s1 g I,a1da>.
OF Cleveiand ohio ~ ss5sn,ers - OIL
Street sRanf;,t fSbu rnI,I. : 80. .tio ~.
! ,cital by Mr.. Richard, r. .SFarrison
of Chicago. at Metrofsa1tan "A M I,
I Church.
4. ;Thursdav Mt; rct, 40. Th asS;noro,,
lat night following fffeZ WorIf8 on tha
/ 'ker" by the Mu=So=Iit Club. '-':.~ =. !,
f. Friday night, March 5.--Grand
reception at Convention Han 'by the
Inaugural Welcome Club. -
| Saturday night, March S6.--Pres-
cntation Of loving cup to Senator J.
u. Foraker by, colored citizens of
the country at Metropolitan A. NJ.
r. Church.
Sunday, March 7.-SDeciaI seryi-
ces at all the churches, sermons by
Twisting bishops and prominent Cler-
gymen, song services in the even.
ing.
/ Monday night, March 6. "The
brownies at Odd Fellows Hall. d:
Besides these many OF the social
organizations will give public and
private dances, scores OF families
VIII entertain their friends at home
functions and there will be dinners
1stags and automobile drives galore.
washington will be in holiday attire
and lavish hospitality will be on
tap everywhere.
t
DR. w. T. Vernon, "Everyboy'd
Register of Everybedy's Treasury"
is at home again from a triumphal
tour of Kansas, Oklahoma and Mis-
souri,, looking the picture Of health;
despite the strain of speaking at a
score of points and travelling night
and day. He was escorted through
Oklahoma in private car and was
of every city in his itinerary, At
Topeka, Kansas, he had the honor
of presiding over the legislature and
a fine concert was given by the stu
dents of his school; the Western Uni
versity, for the Entertainment of the
members of both ,Pouses of the Leg
tslature, winch they highly appre-
ctated. Dr. Vernon delivered an ad-
dress to the assembly and presented
to the President of the Senate and
to the Speaker Of the House Of Rep
resentatives gavels carved in hand
some styles by the pupils OF Western
University. To the Governor of the
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