Arizona republican., 1911-08-26

lor the best breeding and the bes | lineage IL is this man, president O. | Tuskcgee Institute of induStrially ap- Iplied learning who is to be the prin- IciIal guest and figure of the celebra- tion. though he does not himself per l sonally desire to be: his desire is 1 70 help.
 Added to this is the fact that the railroads of this territory will botr give, it is said, one fare rate foI the round trip from anywhere in this territory to this celebration. good for eight days in all. though the present of the celebration state that it will be one and one-third fare for the round trip. and the further fact that the celebration has been thoroughly advertised in all the pa rers of all the cities and towns of this territory and even into New Mexico and California
 Then add 70 this the further fea- .turc of Teal free roast oX to all dur ling the whole of the three days always on tap" just help yourself. " las it wcro-and of real time southern plantation jubilee singing, plenty of it. and numerous other drawing features. and one can see that there is ample ground for say ing that it is quite likely to be one of tine biggest things in the way of cntertaiumcnt and instruction that has struck Phoenix in many a day: that all the big things are coming to Phoenix.
 The program of the celebration covers three whole days. Friday. Sat urday and Sunday. Sept. 22. -. 24. .or those oays the Eastlake park will all belong entirely to those who wish to enjoy tine celebration in wa:' that does credit to independence of .chattel conditions and chance to become somthing different and better in this world as well as the next.
 The program in detail. and some what changed from the first an nouncomont. fs as follows:
 Friday morning Street parade through tho main rart of the city oi Phoenix. to the park; welcoming ad- dress by Mayor Christy and address by Governor sloan: response by D: J. H. May. formerly president of the Baptist college. at Atlanta, Ga, theme. The Negro is Coming: solo by the great Eastern Nightingale. tn, Black Patti" Listen to the Mocking Bird:
 Friday characterization by Nr .R. C. Jones. of Denver. often callyi the second Paul Dunbar. on account .of his uoctical ability in much the same vein as the late Mr. Dunbar. song by the colorcd Jubilee singers, Tell Aunt NaIindy Tell Lucindy to Comb Down Her Hair When JaSpcr's Birthday Comes. and then more songs. for they're bound to hay, enough singing to please evcrybodv. address by Dr w. E. Ball. president of Guadalupe college. at Sesin. Texas. one of the noted negro educators oC the south; baseball game and all sorts of athletics. So many teams of negro young men have offerad their services in the base ball line that the management does not know what to do with them all. Sp there will undoubtedly be baseball m lien ty. The club at BiSbee. in particular is determined to have a place on the program of that afternoon
 Friday evening will occur the great lecture by Dr Washington. or at least one of them. with the ccle- brated cotton picking scene of the southern plantation. with all it's vari-
 
 sham battle, which will take place at ( o'clock. and will be performed by seycnty-five native Indians from the Naricopa reservation. who have very kindly volunteered to help out their brothers of a different color. since it k expected that all the negro young men will be too busy otherwise Dr agriculture, with some reference to cotton growing in the coming state
 Saturday morning-th will be lecture by Rev. Dr May.
 Saturday afternoon Dr Washington will give a special lecture to women on their opportunities under state hood, at the special request of white 'i'' H'l. 'l~ HFSl' Nblilfi. 'lll'l " 4N' the afternoon will be given up to ball games and other athletic games Valuable prizes for them and other events are now on exhibition in the windows of ClavpooI & Hege.
 Saturday evening there will he a grand banquet and reception at the park. where, in fact. all of the ex- ercises will take place during the whole three days. Rev. J. H. Deere of the Phoenix Baptist church, will speak. followed by another lecture from Dr Washington and plenty of ;hat old fashioned plantation music
 Sunday will be filled with preaching by various pastors and speakers. and singing of old time hymns. all day long
 Prices of admission to Dr. Washing tons lectures will be made very low not over fifty cents each. The inspir- alton of this celebration may be said to be Rev. Johnson, pastor of the Ar rican Baptist church of Phoenix, of whom it may be said, "he walketh forth in the power of the spirit to the ac- Complishment of good things" assist ed by the following committee:
 L Smith. F.. Downs, s Smith, F. RowSey, R E. Stevens, John F.. Lew