St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-30
WATERWAYS
CONVENTION.
Program Marked Out for
the Entertainment Of
President and
Delegates.

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The official programme of the presi.
dents doings in New Orleans Oct. 81
and 81 and other features of the wa.
terways entertainment,
SATURDAY, OCT. 80.
Lands s a. m.
Parade moves $3.50 a. M, disbands
9:45 a. m.
Conventions opens 10 a. m.
President invited by Archbishop
BIenk to lunch tete-a-tete at arch
bishops palace, II o'clock noon.
Onway from archbishop's to conven-
tton; stop of ten minutes at Jesuits
College. No speech.
President to address convention, 2
p. m.
Automobile ride, 3 p. M, stopping
for few minutes to dedicate Taft
field Tulane University; no speech.
Football game between Tulane Uni
versity and University Of Mississippi;
no speech. Continuing trip, stops a
few minutes at Pelican Park. Foot
ball game between Louisiana State
University and Sewanee; no speech.
$50 P. M. Dimes at Pickwick Club;
full dress; no speech.
$3.50 p. M.-French opera perform
ance Of Lies Huguenots;;" small per-
sonal box party.
Hotel.
SUNDAY, OCT. 81.
II Noon-Trip over historical New
Orleans in automobile; CabiIdo, scene
Of transfer of the Province of France
to the United States; st. Louis Cathe-
dral, old Ursuline Convent (oldest
building in Mississippi Valley.
Lunch at 1870 p. m. at United States
Barracks Jackson Barracks); no
speech.
Visit to Chalmette, where battle
was fought; no speech.
4P. M.-Sacred concert on Tulane
University campus; address on any
topic agreeable to president.
Sunday Night-The pres ident rests
: In his room.
SATURDAY NIGHT CONVENTION
PROGRAMME.
Stag smoker at Athenaeum to mem
bers Of the convention.
MONDAY, NOV. l.
$50 P. M.-Gala performance of
"La Juive" at French Opera House,
complimentary to delegates and ladies';
proscenium and first row of boxes in
horseshoe reserved for ladies and
officers.
Colonel John P. Sullivan issued the
following order as grand marshal of
the Taft parade:
Headquarters of the presidential pa
rade committee, New Orleans,
La, Oct. 26, 1909:
General order No. H.
The troops participating in the pa
rade in honor of the visit of the presi-
dement, of the United States on Oct.
90. 1909, will form in line on the lower
side of Canal Street, with the right
resting on Royal Street, facing south,
in the following order to wit:
Platoon mounted police.
Police on foot.
Automobile containing grand mar
shal and members of parade committee.
Lieutenant Colonel Stephen M.
Foote, Coast Artillery Corps United
States Army and staff.
Eighth Band, Coast Artillery, United
States Army.
Battalion Coast Artillery, United
States Army.
Commander Spencer S. Wood,
limited States Navy and staff.
limited States Naval Brigade.
Battalion United States marines.
Rattalion Of seaman from United
States ship North Carolina, United
States ship Montana, United States
ah;p New York and United States
ship Mississippi.
Captain A. M. Warner, LOUISIANA
State National Guard.
Signal Corps Company, Louisiana
state National Guard.
Colonel Joseph Kantz, Louisiana
state National Guard and staff.
Second Regiment of Infantry Lou
;.;ana State National Guard.
Major Frederick w. Frommann,
r,orisiana State National Guard and
staff.
captain David L. Jamison and staH'
Rattalion Washington Artillery
r.o,isiana State National Guard.
Troop A. squadron Louisiana state
National Guard.
Captain w. S. Hero commanding
~, act as escort to presidents car
v;aaa The troop will take position
saort;ng ..@s the presidents carriage
:sroed;ately following the Battalion
wsshinpton Artillery. The parade
.,s ~ so,rn At 8 q. m. and will move at
$40 q. m. sharp. .ou
subdivisions should pc elgh' o' 'eN
files front. cano, Street.
n.,sr nO s;de) to basin, to upper side
saO"s4 , etyaet. to Camp street, CamF
street 20 Howard Avenue % lee o's'