The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
TRAVELLERS COMING

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rkrong, Of Philadelphia. Special rnu-
|af4e Ay r. p A. cher.
IN Monday. juno 9th.
$50 a. M.~-Parade Of various dele
!; enffpns. reviewed by the national
I nrcsident and board OF directors of T.
I u. a.. Governor William Hodges Mann.
~ Virginia, and Mayor George Ainsiie.
#of Richmond.
1880 A. M.-opening at Jefferson
hntei auditorium. Welcome on behalf
0f Pest A. ----------; welcome by Pres
1dent William Hodges Mann. COVER
nor OF Virginia; greetings by George
AtAslie, mayor Of Richmond; welcome
On behalf of chamber of commerce,
NJ W. T. Reed, vice president; re-
epcnse by National President d. w.
Michaux: opening OF convention. Pres
sdent Michaux. prayer. Rev. j. j.
Eravatt, State chaplain: business ses-
MON, adjournment and lunch.
p. M.--Memoriai services. Ad-
dress by Colonel John S. HARDWOOD.
Monday night--Inforrnal reception
a. Jefferson hotel
Tuesday, June 10th.
A. M.--Meeting OF State secre-
taries and national secretary and
president tState).
70 A. M.-Buslness session. Ad-
journment for lunch Official photo
graph.
+. M.--Afternoon session. Ad-
tournment- Sightseeing and visit to
manufacturing plants and places Of
interest.
Tuesday n!ght---Polk MIller's enter
tssnment. Cabaret show and roof gar
den party at Richmond hotel.
Wednesday, June nth.
a:sa a. M.--Business session.
lunch.
r. M.--Afternoon session. Ad-
journment,
exhibit by Oregon division, T. p. A,
In auditorium Of Jefferson hotel
Thursday, June 12th.
1850 a. M--Trlp down James river
10 jamestown, returning at 7. M.
Evening--Rest.
Friday. June 18Th.
9:3e A.. M-Business session. Lunch.
Afternoon session.
s r. M--Ball at Richmond hotel.
Badger fight, rathsk eller, Richmond
hotel
Saturday, June f4th.
10 A. M.--Business session. Ad~
4ournment. Trolley trip around the
Entertainment for the Women
Monday Observation-Disclosures SER
vices in Jefferson hotel auditorium.
to which the visiting and local people
are invited
Tuesday. p. M.-Reception at c.
r. Sauer company. Meadow and Broad
streets.
Wednesday. i A. M--Luncheon at
Country club.
Thursday-Trip down the river.
Friday. $3.50 +. M.--Card party at
Jefferson hotel.
National Officers.
The national officers of the associa-
t4nn are as follows.
President, y. w. Michaux, Houston,
Tex. secretary and treasurer, T. 3.
Logan, St Louis, Mo: first vice presi-
dent, G. Walton Saunders. Richmond,
va: second vice president, William
@D'Neil, Denver Col: third vice presi-
dent. A. ]. Gray, Buffalo. n. Y: fourth
vice president, J. J. Marx, Jackson
VILE, Fla; fifth vice president. John
"A. Guice, Natchez. Miss.
National Board OF Directors-Ashby
Miller, chairman, st. Louis. Mo-;
George V. Steffens vice chairman st.
Louis, Mo. J. NJ. Bull. st. Louis. Mo-:
III. ;. Goessllng. St Louis, Mo-: V. J.
Echoenecker, Jr.. Milwaukee, Wis: J.
j.. Moriarty, Quincy, H.. G. F. Tom :
isnson High Point, N. c.; John w.
I4allari, Columbia, s. c.; r. A. Broyles,
Atlanta, Ga: Alex. McQuilkin. Phila-
Qefpnla, Ia
Chairmen of National Committees
Legislative, J. w. Williams. Alexan-
dria. Va: railroad, Central Passenger
association. James X. Crawford, New
Albany. Ind: Western Passenger as
ISOLATION, W. Il. Knen, Milwaukee,
wis; Trunk Line Passenger associa-
tion, r. X. Boggs, Philadelphia, Pa !.
3 Southeastern Passenger association,
M. w. Joyner, Suffolk, Va: South
western Passenger association, J. w.
Graves. Austin, Tex: press, b. IL.
Z Marsh, Winston Salem. n. c.; hotel.
Albert Enrich, Savannah, Ga; en-
ployment, r. W. II. Clarke, Chicago,
Ill; good oads and public utilities, f.
Il. Smith. Shreveport. La: national
chaplain, Homer r. Wilson, San An
tonic, Tex national attorney, Thomas
g. Rutiedge, 81. Louis, Mo; chief sur
geon, DIR. II. X. Hall. st Louis, Mo
national auditors Westernann-Trader
company, St. Louis, Mo.