Home and State (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 26, Ed. 1 Monday, May 31, 1915 Page: 1 of 16
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PUBLISHED BY THE ANTI SALOON LEAGUE OF TEXAS
Vol. 16, No. 26
$1.00 Per Year
DALLAS, TEXAS, MAY 31, 1915
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It Is Proposed to Make This the Great-
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Ever Held In America. Twenty-Five
Thousand Delegates Expected, Spec-
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dents, education, crime, pauperism,
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THE PROGRAM
The program for this Convention
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Hundreds of Texans ought and doubtless will attend the great
meeting at Atlantic City. It is proposed to run a special train,
more than one if the number demands it. In addition to the
pleasure and profit of attending the meeting the trip will be most
attractive. Thousands of our Texas people are already thinking
and planning and wondering about their summer trip, some who
have made many summer trips and wish to plan one for the pres-
ent summer with peculiar charms, others who have never made
any extensive trips and want to make the first one count for the
most. A trip to this great convention will solve the problem.
Heretofore the Texas railroads have put on excursions rates
to all Eastern points which were variable, that is you could go
over one road and come back over another. For the present
summer this has not been done, but round trip tickets can be
bought to St. Louis and from that point variable tickets can be
secured. On this plan the trip can be made to include Washing-
ton City, Atlantic City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Buffa-
lo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland and almost or quite any othere point of
interest and attraction in the East. The round trip from Dallas and
common points in Texas to Atlantic City is $57.75, via the same
includes addresses from some of the
greatest platform talent in America or
in other countries. Among those who
are expected to speak are such men as
Governor Carlson, of Colorado; Gov-
ernor Lister, of Washington; United
States Senator Sheppard; Captain
Richmond P. Hobson; Ex-Governor
Patterson, of Tennessee; Senator Gal-
linger, of New Hampshire; Hon. John
G. Woolley; Dr. Booker T. Washing-
ton; Major Dan Morgan Smith; Dr.
Sam Small; Dr. Louis Albert Banks;
Dr. A. W. Leonard, of Seattle; Hon.
Clinton N. Howard; Judge Charles A.
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This promises to be the greatest
temperance war council ever assem-
bled in America or in the world. It
is expected that 25,000 delegates from
all parts of the United States will be
present. Arrangements are being
made for special trains to be run from
the large cities of practically every
state.
Young’s Million Dollar Pier has
been leased for the entire period of
this great Convention. The four large
auditoriums on this pier will be used
to accommodate the delegates and
their visitors. Arrangements have
been made whereby in the four audi-
toriums almost 25,000 people can be
seated at one time. The additional
space on the pier will be given over
to temperance exhibits and displays,
setting forth in a most striking man-
ner the truth as to the relation of al-
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line, corres,, dingly low rates to all other points. The cost will o
perhaps be a little bit more going and returning over different
routes. The trip could be made one way by rail and the other by 4
water via Galveston or New Orleans.
Judge A. W. Walker of Dallas has been appointed transporta-
tion manager and will gladly furnish all desired information and
render all possible assistance to those contemplating the trip.
For full information write to him. Here’s the trip of a lifetime
for many Texans.
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Barton, Arthur J. Home and State (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 26, Ed. 1 Monday, May 31, 1915, newspaper, May 31, 1915; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1585991/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.