The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-29

Hurrah for Richmond.
Get in line, boys. and boost for all
you are worth.
Its Richmond. now and forever.
You will have a chance Tuesday
night.
For that's the time for the big
parade, and the speech-making at
the City Auditorium.
III you are an employer, don't for
get that your employees are invited
to be there, just az much as you are.
The seven business and civic organ
izations of Richmond are behind the
movement. and that ought To be Il
sufficient guarantee.
Promptly at Tao F. NJ the pa
rade will form In line on Broad
street In front Of the City Hall. The
meeting In the Auditorium will start
at i. NJ. sharp, and don't forget
that IL you are late, you may miss
come of the best Items on the pro-
gram.
Mayor TO Preside
Mayor Richardson VIII preside ana
Introduce the speakers
Here they are, with their topics:
"Rlchmond's Past and Present
Growth and the Causes Therefor by
Henry l.. Cabell.
atbEe AutIffltI CHA
Growth and Development and How, -
will be explained by w r. Dabney.
THE Homes Of Richmond-the
Sources OF Her Commercial fnteg-
rity and Social Development" viii
be discussed by former Governor A
J Montague.
The Civic Duty Of Our Citizens. 3"
will be told by Or. F.. \. Caiisch.
And there won't be any dearth Of
music. either with Professor Walter
c. Mercer in charge OF that feature
OF the program Booster songs VIII
he sung and they will all sound the
glory and future OF Greater Rich
mond. The High School chorus Will
furnish LOCO voices. With fifty
pieces. the Philharmonic Orchestra
will reinforce Kessnichs Band
Every woman and child. every bus
mess man. every lawyer and doctor
and every other citizen who has an
interest and pride in the city's pros
perity and development. is urged TO
be on hand.
those participating In the parade.
VIII sing Richmond.
Richmond" to the tune OF the
Bonnie Blue Flag" Is fair sam
pie Of the songs TO be sung. 1t runs
thus:
with Progress for her waschword
And Honor for her shield,
A mighty Amazon. she strides
Ahead the Southern field.
And gathered close about her
Her sons united stand.
Commercial and professional.
To form a lighting band"
Chorus:
..Hurrah. hurrah for Richmond boys!
Hurrah!
Hurrah for the leading town
In peace as wei as war"
with outstretched arms she beck
TO all the world to come
And see her great solidity,
Her future just begun,
Her model form Of government, q.
Her wealth and charity.
And, best of all. her confidence,
Which gives supremacy.
How They'll March.
The line OF march for the parade
viii be west on Broad to- Adams. TO
Franklin, to Laurel. to Auditorium.
The column will be as follows;
Mounted police.
Band.
GnleI MaISHAl II. lAIl DoSI1iSH.
Personal aides to chief marshal. Ser
Geants John Augustine and Fontaine
Jones.
The Mayor.
Members Of Board of Aldermen and
Common Council.
Heads OF city departments and
Judges.
Special escort.
Richmond Advertisers Club.
Chamber OF Commerce
Band.
Business Mems Club.
Retail Merchants Association.
Drum corps
Travellers Protective Association.
United Commercial Travellers.
South Richmond business Mems
Club.
Note--Automohiles or other vehicles
WIN not be permitted--"Ey Everybody
Walks For Richmond
Personnel OF the committee in charge
Il AZ follows:
T. NJ. Darlington, general CHAIR
man: Mayor ID. c. Richardson. Cor
Binford. Jr.. G. T. Norman. Al. B.
F1crsheim. r. G. Laird. Rives Fleming.
n. L. Adamson, c. G. Hit. C. G. Reed,
w. r. Shepherd. Moses Thalhimer.
Geo. w. Rogers. J. T. w. Curtis.
Frank w. Brown. Woodson F.. Wad-
dey, A. J. Daffron. r. N. Hundley.
Horace r. Smith. Walter c. Mercer,
4 Thomas T. Nichols, G. Walton SaMn-
I, nws. II. G. Hoschen.