The broad ax., 1914-02-14
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.

a thistle and planted a flower where
thought a flower would grow"
March. ....U. s. Grant Drum Corps.
"Slavery is founded on the selfish
ness of mans nature-Opposition to it,
is in the love of Justice"
J. Gray Lucas, Musical Director
Miss N. Gertrude Jackson, organist
Major r. 3. Jackson, Chairman of Pro-
gram Committee
The sth Regiment Ill. N. g. Military
Escort,
Colonel Franklin A. Denison Com
handing.
Decorations donated by Marshall Field
& Company.
"Let none falter who thinks he is
right"
Note:-The U. s. Grant Drum Corps
is composed of Grand Army Veter-
ans who played the music for Gen
eral Grant during the whole of the
Civil War.
VICEPREsIDENTs.
Mrs. Edward F. Dunno, Adlai E.
Stevenson, James Hamilton Lewis,
Martin B. Madden, NJ. c., Mrs. Ruth
Hanna Mccormick, Bishop Benz. F. Lee,
D. D, LII. D., Mrs. Ella Flagg Young,
Bishop h. B. Parks, D. D., LII D,
Rev. W. II. Carwardine, Mrs. l. Brsek-
EFT Bishop, Nathan William McChesney,
Mrs: Elizabeth D. Carey, Bishop ]. s..
Caldwell, D. D, LII D, Mrs. Celia
Parker WOOley, BIT. Rev. Chas. P. An
dersOn, D. D., Mrs. George w. sublett,
Mrs. Johanna Snowden Porter, A. VIII
berfOree Williams, Rev. T. F. Dorm
bhser, D. D., Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus,
D. D., Thomas Gallagher, NJ. c., Rev.
h. E. Stewart, D. D., Judge John P.
MeGOOrty, William Hale Thompson,
Mrs. Victor F. Lawson, Mrs. Charles
s. Deneen, Mrs. Lucy B. FallOws, Frank
8. Dickson, Adjutant- General, I. N. g.;
Franklin A. Denison, Mrs. s. A. T.
Watkins, Judge Edward 0sgoOd Brown,
James 3. Mann, N. c, Rev. Moses h.
jackson, d. D., Thomas F. Mcdonald,
James MeAndrews, NJ G, Mrs. Their
esa G.. Macon, Charles G. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Mary T. Williams, Rev. T. A.
smythe, D. D., George Cleveland Hall,
Mrs. George Cleveland Hall, Adolph
]. SABBATH, NJ. c.. Judge John N. o.
Conner, Bishop W. F. Mcdowell, D..
D., Richard T. GreeneT, Phi. D., LII D.;
Rev. John W. Robinson, Judge Clarence
N. Goodwin, Rev. F. A. MeCoo, d. D,
Miss Sarah N. Hopkins, A. C. Bartlett,
Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris, Hugh Norris,
Avery CoOnley, William +. Lpps, A.
J. Osehner, John Il. Montgomery, A.
A. Mccormick, 8. A. 7. Watkins, Vic
tor +. Lawson, Louis n. FenEiek, Ber-
nard W. Fits, John +. smulski, Ray
mond Robins, Charles 8. Deneen,
Charles r. Crane, Richard e. Moore,
Mrs. J. Gray Lucas, Thomas T. Hoyne,
Guy Guernsey, Clarence s. Dsrrow,
William +. Wright, Charles A. Ward,
Walter Clyde Jones, George n. Jack
son, Mrs. Sarah Tough, Asa d. G..
Barnes, Rev. z. 7. Martin, Joseph b.
Defrees, Edward d. Green, Oscar De-
Priest, George W. Dixon, Thomas L.
Allen, Mrs. Elnora Dunlap, Rev. Du-
rant Ford, William r. Dawes, Mrs.
Charles Henrotin, Roger c. Sullivan,
Hrs. r. z. Jackson, c. II. ". Hassel-
riis, John Z. Traeger, r. 8. Abbot,
John J. Coughlia, w. +. Garrett, Otto
Ksrner, Robert n. sWsitzsr, Rev. W.
h. Barton, Michael +. Girten, George
Duncan, Jr, h. W. Rbea, John J. Gar
rity, Albert Nowak, John Il. Taylor, ].
Gray Lneas, ". r. CoEan, John Bar
naele, James A Pugh, Frank Conner
ford, Samuel A Ettlsson, Daniel No
Rarity, Rev. J. B. NassiAh, Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Giles Rev. John +. Thomas,
Hrs B. A Townsend, George n.
spangler, Thomas II. Cannon, Mrs..
Thekls KjslIber, Cyrus Fields Adams,
Oh. Mary =. waring, Daniel h. VIII
Hans, M-s. W. DuH Pisrey, Edward p.
Dune, yr, Chsrlss 3. Merriam, Rev.
J. G. Anderson, Rev. Buehanan Lewis,