The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-08-22

81 Water street, third floor, Sept. II.
One hundred and seventy-seventh Ohio,
third floor. The Wiltshire, Superior street,
Sept. II.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Eleventh Pa. Cav, Schldhauer's Hall.
399 Ontario street, Sept. II.
CAMPFIRE PROGRAMS.
During the Grand Army Encampment
week there will be large number of i'm
mense public meetings held in large halls,
all of them in the evening. With one
exception these are all arranged, and in
the exception the date is fixed and the hall
secured, but the list of speakers remains
to be announced. The program is subject
to such corrections only as unforeseen con-
tingencies between now and the week of
Sept. may demand. 1t will be seen that
a large number of distinguished public
men will be present and that much rare
enjoyment is in store for the people Of
Cleveland and their visitors in the way
of eloquence, oratory and music.
Central ArmOry, Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Campfire of the National Association of
Union Ex-Prisoners of War, Chairman,
Hon. Tom l.. johnson. Speakers, Gov.
A. I. Bliss, of Michigan; w a. Stone,
of Pennsylvania; George Il. Nash, Of
Ohio, and Gen. L. +. Mack, of Sandusky,
mander of Ohio. There viii also be short
speeches of an impromptu character by
Grand Army men present.
Central Armcry, Sept. 11.-Open meet
ing; MIR. j. q. w. Cowles, Chairman. Oc-
casion especially for the members of the
Grand Army and of the three women's
organizations which will be Spresent in
the city. Addresses of welcome by Gov.
Nash and Mayor johnson. Responses by
ftS.fta a. % tha
Grand Army, and National Presidents
Mary l.. Carr, of the Woman's Relief
Corps; Eta Lee Toby, of the Ladies of
the Grand Army, and Lillian b. Phillips,
of the Daughters of Veterans.
Central ArmOry, Sept. 12.-General
Campfire and music by chorus and band.
Speakers, President Mckinley, Gen. o.
y. toward, Senators Hanna and Fora
ker, Gen. Thomas J. Stewart, of Pennsyl-
yania; Corporal James Tanner, Judge Ell
Torrance, of Minneapolis; Daniel L. Sick
les, of New York; Gen. Henry NJ. Duff
field, of Detroit; Gen. j. l.. Chamberlain,
of Maine; Gen. j. Warren keifer, OF Ohio.
Grays' ArmOry, Sept. 10.-Dog watch
of National Association of Naval Yeter-
ans. List of speakers and other particu-
lars to be announced later.
Grays' Armory, Sept. l1.-Campfire of
colored veterans. Speakers, President Nc
kinley, hon. Charles w. Anderson, Gen.
y. y. Howard, Gov. Nash, Hon. T. L.
Burton, Corporal Tanner.
Grays ArmOry, Sept. 12.-Campfre
under the auspices of the Grand Army,
Department of Ohio. Department Com
mander II. Il. Taggart will be Chairman
OF the evening. Speakers, Gen. Howard,
MIR. Anderson, Gen. Sickles, Gov. Nash,
Senator Foraker, Congressman Burton,
Corporal Tanner.
Turn Hall, Lorain street, Sept. 10
Senator Hanna Chairman. Speakers,
Gen. 5. +. Hurst, of ChiIlicothe and Gen
l. Il. Mack, of Sandusky, both of whom
are Past department Commanders; Col.
Il. Il. Gray, of Milwaukee,; Congressman
Burton, and Corporal Tanner. There will
also be short impromptu speeches by
Grand Army men present.
Chamber of Commerce Auditorium,
Sept 1U.-Reception to COMMANDMENTS
Chief Rassieur and his staff by the Wo-
mans Relief Corps. Orchestral music.
Chamber of Commerce Auditorium,
Sept. 12.-Presidential and official recep-
ton by the President of the United States
and members Of the Cabinet and leading
officials. Music by orchestra and the Ari-
on Quartette.
Chamber of Commerce Auditorium, Fri
day, Sept. 13.-Reception to the old and
new Commanders-in-Ch Music by or
chestra
Handsome invitations are ont for re-
ception to be given from to 10 o'clock
on the evening of Wednesday, Sept. IL, in
ParlOr G of the Colonial Hotel by the
Woman's Relief Corps of Massachusetts.
in honor of the Grand Army.
NATIONAL AND DEPARTMENT HEAD
QUARTERS.
The list of places at which the Grand
Army and other organizations which will
be i'll Cleveland at the time of the Grand
Army Encampment will make National
and Department Headquarters, shows the
following assignments up to the present
time:
Hollenden HOtel.-National Headquar-
ters of the Grand Army, Woman's Relief
Corps, Ladies of the q. A r., Daughters
of Veterans and National Association of
Union Ex-Prisoners of War, Department
of Missouri, of the Grand Army, Depart
ment of New Jersey, Department of Min
nesota and Minnesota Woman's Relief
Corps and Ladies of the q. A. R., Depart
ment of Indiana, Department of Pennsyl-
yania and Pennsylvania Woman's Relief
Corps, Department of Nebraska and Ne
braska HCmsn's Relief Corps and Ladies !
Of the q. A. r., Department of Illinois
and Illinois WOman's Relief Corps and
Ladies of the G. A. r., Massachusetts
Ladies of the q. A. R., Ohio Nyoman's Re-
lief Corps, Department of Wisconsin and
Woman's Relief Corps, Depart |
ment of New York.
American House.-Department of Kan |
sas and Kansas Woman's Relief Corps.
Colonial Hotel.-Department of Massa- |
chusetts and Massachusetts Woman's Re |
lief Corps, Department of Iowa, Depart |
nent of Colorado and Wyoming, Depart
ment of Texas.
Forest City House.-Department Of
Ohio, California, West Virginia, Mary
and, Maine, New Hampshire, and South
Dakota.
Weddell Observation-Disclosures of Mich
gan and Connecticut.
The acknowledgement o. Rhode |
Island.
Lincoln Hotel.-Department of Florida |
and Georgia.
FREE QUARTERS.
An error regarding the address of Col |
James Hayr, Chairman of the Committee |
On Free Quarters, has received publicity. |
Col. Hayr should be addressed at 4O7 |
Chamber of Commerce, Cleveland, D.
All applications for free quarters should |
De made to Col. james Hayr, Chairman of |
the Committee on Free Quarters, 4O7 |