The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-31
Col. Chas. Young
To Be Received
In Royal Style

Extensive arrangements are being
made for the reception and entertain
ment of Colonel Charles Young dur
ing his visit and stay in our city. 1t
had been planned to tender him an
elaborate banquet, but on account of
his brief stay which must necessarily
be short, it is impossible to do so.
Colonel Young is judge advocate
in the trial of the case involving four
teen Negro soldiers at Camp Grant
and he must return Immediately aft
er the delivery of his address. The
following we'll known citizens of the
Missouri side have been asked to act
as a reception committee in conjunc-
tion with like committee from the
Kansas side and arrangements are
being perfected to have an imposing
parade composed of the High School
Cadets, Kansas Home Guards and the
Western University Cadets, each with
their bands led by the reception COM
mittee through the principal thor
oughfares over the Intercity Viaduct
to Western University, where ar
rangements have been made to re-
ceived and seat the largest number
of people that have ever attended
commencement in the history of the
school, 1t is predicted that with the
splendid reputation of Colonel Young
as soldier, a scolar and an orator,
easily ten thousand people will hear
the mastery address that he will de-
| liver on this occasion. The Institu-
tion has made arrangements to serve
dinner and refreshments all day upon
| the campus and those who get there
early will have the advantage of a
choice seat. The Missouri committee
is as follows: DR.. J. E. Perry, DR.. T.
C. Chapman, Rev. William H. Thorn
as, Rev. w. T. Osborne, Joseph Dim
cry, D. c. Houston, James Holbert,
]. A. Lee, G. A. Page, V. C. Bradley,
George V. Golden, DIR. Theodore
Smith, E. G. Lacey, T. A. McWill-
Jams, Prof. R. T. Coles, DR.. E. B.
Ramsey, F. A. Harris, Prof. j. R. f.
Lee, Fred W. Dabney, c. H. Gallo
way, w. C. Hueston, N. C. Crews, DIR,
J.. E. Dibble, Rev j. w. Hurse, C. A.
Franklin, w. G. Mosely, B. V. Long
don, L. A. Knox, T. 7. Mattjoy, Will
liam Mcknight, DR.. w. j. Thompkins,
DIR. H. NJ. Lambright, w. H. Hubbell,
S. J. Hightower, Jesse Bell, Robert
Williams, J. A. Jones, r. L. Hopkins,
| George w. X. Love, Prof. William H.
Dawley, Prof. j. f. Herriford, Prof.
w. H. Harrison, Rev. G. H. Daniels,
n. S. Adkins, Rev. w. A. Campbell,
| Rev G. B. Dawson, DR.. c. L. PEBBLES,
T. B. Watkins, H. B. Moore, DR.. G.,
| w. Brown, Dr. j. H. Williams, T. B.
j. Robinson, 7. B. Stewart, Prof, G.
n. Griahm, DR.. j. F. Shannon, DR..
r. C. Unthank, DR.. E. c. Bunch.
DR.. H. M. Smith and Bishop H. B.
Parks. While the Wilberforce Alumni
of both cities is urgently requested
to turn out in body.
The Kansas committee is as fol-
lows: j. H. Claybourne, George Nc
Clelland, Rev. J. f. Griffen, J. C.
Branch, p c. Swancy, DR.. F. j. Peck,
Shelton French Carl Buckner, DR.. S.
H. Thompson, DR.. J. R. Thompson,
DIR. j. G. N. Soanes, DR.. |. H. An
thony, Rev D. A. Holmes, Hon. Dor
sey Green, Attorney Dave Hender-
son, Attorney E. A. Shackleford, At
torney l.. w. johnson, DR.. H. M
Braithwaite, DR.. A. Porter Davis, DR.
j. H. Nixon, DR., L. R. Petty, Attor.
ney ]. Guy Booker, Judge l. F. Brad
ley, DR.. S. M. Banks, Rev. George Nc
Neal, Rev. w. A. Bowren, c. H. M
Collins, Samuel Diggs and j. P. King