The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-03

Washington, Tarboro, New5ern and
other points Will be visited in turn,
and on Thursday the itinerary will
wind up with rousing farewell meet
ing at Wilmington. The local COM
mittees everywhere, extending hos
pitality OF the NEST lavish character
and the distinguished guest and his
associates are finding the South to
be indeed the garden spot of the ma
tion," as far as the industrial oppor-
tunity, educational spirit and mate
rial prosperity are concerned.
The Personnel Of the Party.
Accompanying DR.. tWashington
through the State is party of men
representing practically every field Of
useful endeavoi Known to the race
and nation. They are men who stand
for achievement-for things worth
while-and the contact Of the visit
ors and the home folks" Is freely
acknowledged to be a mutual inspi-
ration. Perhaps no previous tour has
exceeded the present gathering in
point OF number and personal promi-
hence. The immediate guest party
is made up, as follows: e.. ..-.". .s-., .
From Tuskegee; Institute - DIR.
Booker II. Washington; Emmett J.
Scott, his private secretary and re-
Gently member Of the United States
commission to Liberia; Nathan
hunt, his stenographer; J. II. Wash
1nSton5 director Of In lustres ;-Dr-J.
A. Kenney, resident physician; G. w.
Green, superintendent Of Truck Gar
dening.
Hampton INSTRUMENTATION r r
Motion, commandant, and T.. 3. Will
Hams, field agent Of the John p, sla-
ter fund.
Wasi .ngton, .. C.-R. w. Thomp-
son, manager Of Thompson's Nation
al News Bureau, and w. Sidney Pitt
man, the noted architect.
New Orleans-Dr. r. E. Jones od
1tor OF the Southwestern Christian
Advocate.
Boston-W. H. Lewis, Assistant
United States District ATTORNEY and
ID prospective Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Of the United States, and DR..
Ho9ert e. Park, ma gazine writer and
literateur.
Columbia, S. C.-Rev. Richard
carroll, president Of the South Caro-
INA State Fair Association.
Hopkinsville, Ky.-Horacc D. Stat
Ter a-national- eerresee.stttent.~
Among the prominent North Caro-
llna1ans IN the party are Rev, G. r.
Clement editor OF tho Star of Zion
Attorney J. T. Sanders; DR.. w. r
McCrory, president Of BiGdle I,niver-
sity; all of Charlotte; Mr.. McCrarv
or Wilmington; Prof. s. A. peeler
president of Bennett College; DR.. r
H. Dellinger, Prof. C. II. Moore IF
Greenboro, Prof. J. NJ. Avery PREF
Amey, Editor w. s. Young and others
o. Ourham; j. A. Garan, Of High
Point and George F. King, REPRESENT
ing number Of daily papers Of tho
state, with headquarters at Green's
ooro. Others joined the party and
travelled from point to point, contrib
ut1ng much to the fund Of informo T..
''on that all Of the visitors acquire,
At Charlotte.
at Charlotte, in the great Audto-
rum, DR.. Washington on Friday eve-
mig addressed "a vast audience con
serVatively estimated at 1000. half
or them being whites of the most in
Huential type. The demonstratio,
which greeted the Wizard" has not
been duplicated in the STATE on anv
similar occasion. Bishop Clinton pre-
sided and Mayor r. W.. Hawkins de-
rived a felicitous address of well
come DR.. Washington's speech, tho
tenor Of which has been widelv nuh-
Iished in the dailies teemed with rine
philosophy, rare wit and sent home
truths which set forth in less skill
full fashion would scarcely have been