Dixie Day Change At Exposition For Southern Leaders
The Dixie Day plan at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition shifts to August 24 due to Page and Watterson missing August 10. New program includes talks by notable Southerners at 2 PM, a Southern concert, a Daughters of the Confederacy tea, and a Washington State Building reception and dance. Local Southerners offer mint juleps. Claude C. Ramsey to handle communications from a New York building office. William H. Moore, ex mayor, among committee members.
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Seattle
Thomas Nelson Page
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Southern Dixie Societies
Watterson
Page
G. A. C. Rochester
Daughters of the Confederacy
Washington State Building
Wahington State Building
Claude C. Ramsey
Virginia Society
New York
William Hickman Moore
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Georgetown
Georgetown Daily Item CO
Loc
C. W. Rouse
South Carolina
Congress
Charles Pons
Duval County
Florida
Bowden
Jacksonville
Charles Wiggins
Gravely Hill
Pons
Wiggins
Dr. Jacobs
Thornwell
Washington, D. C
Georgetown Drug Co
Siee
Hagley
Geo. B. Estelle
People’s Furniture Company
Always Ahead
Wadesboro
North
Arolina
Fieldware Co
Phounit
Sam Lee
Front Street
Chu Wong
Dunmore
P. O
S.C
Pawley’s Island Boat Line
Carrie M. Dudley
P.R. Smith