Arizona republican., 1911-09-21
WASHINGTON
 ID BE HERE Band and Parade To Meet
 Him At Depot
 PROGRAM FOR THREE DAYS The Doings Which Will Make Eastlake Park and Tent City Lively Last Two Days of Week and Sunday.
PROGRAM FOR THREE DAYS

| Everything seems tO be well iT | readiness for the emancipation cele- ! bration and educational festival al Eastlake park. beginning tomorrow and lasting for three days. ending Sunday evening Rarely ever has a greater treat been prepared for the people of Phoenix, both in the way of earnest educational ideas. which ! have been shown to be sound by practical application. and in the way of amusement for the social natur, 1 of man. in various ways, according to variety of taste.
 That the celebration will be par | ticipated in as visitors by the fac ulty and pupils of such educational institutions as the Tempe Normal the Phoenix High and grammar schools. and have the approval of the leading editors and others oi standing, should be sufficient to se- cure the approval of all who enjoy preciate them on such rare occa- sions as this And the good features are not limited to intellectual and social sides of life-the latter ex- pressed in games-either. For those who have more material tastes yet there is promised roast OK. all the while the show is going on.
 There was once a family of people of color, who lived in the little frame house near The Republican office on Adams street east, and if the fifty jubilee singers who are promised to sing at the celebration at the park can sing as those did. q year or more ago, the songs of the south, born out of the southern negro heart. it ing scene shall be as real to life as will be well worth going many miles to hear; if the planta- tion cotton picking scene shall be as real to life as may be under the circumstances. it will be worth going as far to see to any one who loves the south, with it's scenes and sounds; and surely the wind-up. with Uncle Toms Cabin" should be sufficient to interest every person born and raised north and having northern memories and traditions. IL is promised that these songs and scenes will be of the real kind. and not those with the distinctive quality civilized" out of them.
 Of the great addresses that will be delivered, nothing more need be said than has been said. They are suf ficiently good to have commanded the respect and admiration of the greatest, time and again.
 For those who want skill and noise. the games. including the sham bat tie. will undoubtedly be wild and woolly" enough to suit those who like noise and action. The games program will have a general free fOr-all character, which is the more charming
 The program for the three days in detail is as .ollows:
 Friday
 Friday morning at SIS the parade will leave the Second Baptist church, at the corner of Fifth and Jefferson streets. led by the Marshal of the Day and the Queen of the Jubilee; the line of march will be from west on Jef- ferson to Central avenue. on Central avenue to the Santa Fe depot, where it will be drawn up in line tp await the arrival of pr. Booker T. Washing ton On his arrival, the parade will march south on Central avenue to Ad ans street. west on Adams to Eighth avenue. south on Eighth avenue to Washington. east on Washington to Seventh street, where it will disband. and those who desire will take the cars tor Eastlake park.
 Reaching the park. the crowd will be addressed by the Mayor Lloyd B. Christy.
 Solo by the second Black Patti, con tralto.
 Opening prayer by Father Severance of St. Marv's Catholic church.
 Address oy Hon. Geo. U. Young. sec retary ot the territory.
 Song concert by the Jubille Sing CTS
 Address by pr. w B. Ball, the great negro educator O. Texas
 Athletics Of the Midway-football. baseball, bicycle races, sham battle by 75 weIl-trained Indians, followed by ith of July fireworks.
 At 7:30 D. m. Dr. Booker T Wash ngton will deliver his famous lecture to the kind citizens of Phoenix and others gathered there, with some ref crence to the Possibilities of the New State"
 After that the great crowd will be carried away by the singing of fifty negro jubilee singers. reminding one of the old south before the war, the Geor- gia cotton picking. etc. and closing with Uncle Toms Cabin"
 Saturday
 Saturday morning the exercises will start in witt an address at 30 a. m. by Dr May, former president of the Baptirt college at Atlanta, Georgia.
 At i:@0 there will be a band con cert by fhc Indian school band and Dy a corir: tand of colored players which w!H make its first appearance Cn that occasion.
 At 2:3O pr. Booker T. Washington