The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-10-31
BELOW is The OFFICIAL PRoeRAME

The President and party will this city
Tuesday November 2nd arriving special train from West
Point Miss, the Southern Railway
be met by committee and be Columbus the
special committee being composed of the following gentlemen:
Hon c. A Johnson Chairman of the Reception Committee Hon.
E. Donne Mayor of the City OF Columbus Hon. H. Lee Hon.
T. B. Franklin Hon. T. Harrison Hon. E. Sherman,
John Mayo Hon NJ A. Franklin, Hon A. Weaver Hon. John
T. Wood.
PRESIDENTIAL sALUTE-A Presidential train en-
the Southern yards this city salute will be sounded by every
whistle siren and bell OF Columbus the fire alarm sounding Presi
dental salute of q rings Arriving the Southern the Pres
dent and will agh within the roped enclosures being escort
ed by the Reception Committee to the carriages which will be wait
ing the West entrance of the depot aligned Thirteenth
The President and party will be escorted and will the fol-
lowing carriages and in the following order
CARRIAGE No. 1.-The President B. H. Lee c. A Johnston,
Capt Archibald w. Butts u S A.
CARRIAGE No 2-Charles C. Wagner Senog-
raphe1 Jas. Sloan Jos E Murphy
CARRIAGE No 3Dr j. j. Richardson Presidents Physician;
Assistant Secretary Wendell w. Mschler Mayor Donne.
CARRIAGE No Al NJ Dickinson, Jas. T. Harrison, E. R. Sher-
CARRIAGE No. st B. Franklin Chairman College
cepOn Committee E. c. Chapman Chairman of the Grand Stand Re-
cepdon Committee; Chas Scott
CARRIAGE No &c l. Russell T. Harrahan, H. L.
fled
CARRIAGE No 7-Gerrit Fort Assistant Vice President B.
CARRIAGE No 8-Frank Hitchcock
P. Mayo John T. Wood
CARRIAGE No 9-Rober T. Small Associated Press Robert H.
Hazard United Press; NJ A. Franklin
CARRIAGE No 1o-E Fowler New York Sun Press Assoc
alton; William Hester Hearsts News Services j. B. Patterson
CARRIAGE No fisherman P Allen New York Herald; IIar
ry [. Graham New York World Bllups Harris
ROUTE or The pRocsssoN,
the depot the President will be to
home the late Stephen d. Lee The the
Main to the Pebsberteran church
north Seventh with the head of the column
Tenth street.
Capt H. Sharp is hereby appointed grand marshal with the
following they will be obeyed respected accordingly
Capt Mcclure Capt j. F. Pope Capt Edward HUMPHREYS
Mr.. C. w. Evans.
The following is the order of the parade
Platoon of mounted police under command of Capt T. G.
Munger, Chief of Police of the city of Columbus
2.-Second Regiment Band; w. R. Denton, Leader
Battalion of infantry under command of Major Boyd:
Company Aberdeen Capt Sykes Company c. Columbus Capt
Mullins Company E. Point Capt Semmelman; Compa-
H. Macon Capt Homan Company Caledonia Capt
4.-Battalon of A. G NJ Cadets follows
NJ Cadet Band Capt E. Story; Company A. Capt James;
Company Massey Company Captain Vernon; Company
Capt Rose Company Capt Lehman; Company F. Capt Newell
Alderman Company Capt Flowers Company l. Capt Cathon;
Company NJ, Capt Hobby.
Arriving Lee home the President and party will
tendred
H.. he of the Reception
other leading citizens of Columbus Arriving the intersection
Third North Seventh Street. the head of the
will turn west the second band resting front of
progress and NJ College Band will play
the reception the march viii resumed
to the of Main
Third Avenue North the
Columbus and LOwndes County welcome the
President grand patriotic chorus of America and Dixie.
the stand the President will be welcomed by the follow
ing committee: