The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-25
HrERs STATE AT COLUMBUS
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 Entertaisme.t of Presi-
 dent and His Party.

Macon, Ga, Oct. 24.--President Taft n to march through Georgia again. Tho recoilections of the good times he was the guest of this State, no doubt led him to desire another taste of pos sum. persimmon beer and sweet pota- toes. If he has any such yearning, its going to be satisfied to the, limit.
 The presidential party win enter the State at 9:50 D. m. on the night of No- yenber 3 at Columbus. The stop there will be for ten minutes only. just long enough to change engines. Yet every indication leads one to believe that ev- cry man. woman and child in the com- munity who is able to walk or can in duce some one to carry them. will be at the depot. The reception will be brief and informal but 1t is going to be noisy. ss,4ss- 5s- a
 The run from Columbus to this city will be short, the presidential special teaching here at 1:t5 a. m. The train win be porked and the party will not disturbed until 7:s0 a. m. the morn ing of November 4. From the train the party will be escorted through the streets of the city to the residence of Congressman Charles s. Bartlett. where breakfast will be served. Just what this breakfast Is to consist of, Is jeal-
 
 Is to serve it. However, from the watchful care she Is bestowing upon several choice chickens of early spring growth. one might infer that the Taft party will be tempted with some fa- nous fried chicken. Southern style.
 President Win Speak.
 After the breakfast the President will be taken in parade to Central City Park where he will deliver an address At the entrance to the park he will pass beneath mammoth arch con- structed of 800 bales of cotton. This idea is considered peculiarly appropri- ate as the time of his visit will mark the high tide of the cotton season in the recognized cotton center of Geor- gia
 One pretty feature of the Presidents visit to Macon will be the presence in reviewing stand of several thousand school children, in fact all the school children In Bibb County have been in- vfted to be the city's guests on that oc- casion. They will be brought in on special trains,
 ident may be eliminated, no saiutes with fire arms will be permitted with In mile of the line of march.
 Immediately after the speeches at the fair grounds the party will be hurried in automobiles to their train and the start for Savannah will be made at II d. m. It will be reached at 6:s0 ?. m. with Governor Brown on board. After a brief rest at the Do Soto Hotel, the Presidential party will board the rev euue cutter Yamcra wfor trip up the river and along the harbor water front. The thrifty Savannahians hope to im- press the party with the possibilities If improved harbor conditions and thus make easier the fight for larger appro- priations
 Plates at ee0 Per.
 The banquet, after the. trip at the De Soto will be the star part of the en- fertainment. The plates cost SEQ each and while the Presidents request that his health be considered, will be obeyed, the menu will be very elaborate. The Presidents will be the only fixed speech at the banquet and any others will be very brief.
 The morning of November will lind the presidential party being driven over the famous automobile race course 10 Thunderbolt where one of tho fa- nous native oyster and fish dinners will be served. The party will leave Sa- vannah at 1 p. m. that same day and pass out of the State few hours later.
 President Taft is no stranger to Georgia nor is the State stranger to Presidents. Since the war Presidents Cleveland. Mckinley. Roosevelt and