The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Selection Made From Cadets
of the Various District
Schools Brilliant Badges
and Neat Costumes Are
to Be Worn.

The list of High School cadets select
ed to act as guides for the public com
fort committee during the encampmen
of the Grand Army of the Republic wa
made public last evening by Mr.. NJ.
Weller, the chairman of the commit
tee. The list comprises one hundred
names. These young men will be di
yided into two companies known a!
Company A and Company B. each com
pany comprising fifty youths. The,
have been assigned to duty so that eaci
company, or section, will perform thre'
tricks of duty OF approximately Mint
hours each.
Each member of the corps of guides
vii! be provided with distinctive badge
of red ribbon lettered in gold Tho
young men will be called together with
In the next few days for their final in
structions, and for the presentation oi
their badges and other matter. The!
will be under the immediate charge oi
Mr.. Percy Hughes, who made the Sc
lections. The cadets will receive ade-
Quate compensation for their work. The
guides are:
Division Among Schools.
Central High Schools. F. Jones. E. c.
Kinnear, ]. S. Powers. p. Lesh, H
Henry. c. F. Burton, J. Archibald, A. c.
Agnew, r. Quick, W. A. Mason. A. E
West, A Hendley. H. NJ. Roach. F. C.
Wallace, L. McCathran. F. NJ. Chase. H.
Wilson. H. Rockwell, Pike. F. R. French
F. E. Hand. n. Klopfer. WV. Johnson
Business High School-F. B. Titus. S.
W. Miller. W. NJ. Weston. J. W. Ander-
son, H. K Schofield, W. L. Crane. F. G,
Whitney. o. W. Birchead, B. A. Bowles,
G. w. Holland, c.. A. Shannon. d. w.
Fisher. C. E. Cole.- c. A. Brooks. A. A.
Ryan, J. W. Manning, G. n. yanSant, c.
C. Beckett, Cunningham, r. W. Pullman.
NJ. Block, G. w. Swift, c. d. Porch. c.
G. Van Emon, H. E. Simons. W. d.
Tewksbury. r. W. Hynson. C. F. Car
penter. H. c. Bunyea. r. ". Bone, ].
F. Robbins. J. W. Berry. F. H. Linthi-
cum. G. S. Luckett.
NJ Street High School-F. Thyson. l..
Goines. D. Edmonds, A. Morton. ].
Smith. H. Francis. F. Childs.
Western High School-John Stokes.
H. Hayden. E. Hulse. W. Roach. c. Rit-
fenhouse. ]. Rhodes. C. Clarke. H. Dun
lap, j. Reynolds, W. Hawley, w. Fur
henton. K. Upton. ]. Kirby, W. Taylor,
E. Ball
Mckinley Manual Training School
A. NJ. Daniels. R. Won Bayer, c. H. But
man, p. L. Carroll, G. L. Schultz, F. O.
Lietzel, H. G. Huddleson. NJ. Clarke, ].
G. Mathers, E. H. Culbertson. W. b.
Sullivan. George Thompson, ]. NJ. Eng
land. G. Jenkins, W. A. Oleson, W. A
Robertson, J. ]. Grove.
General Armstrong Manual Training
School-Morris Dodson, James Powell,
Jesse Gardner.
Where Committee Will Serve.
Chairman Weller is further engaged
in the assignment of the members of his
committee to duty at the several sta
tions. and with the purpose of accom-
modating his requirements to the con-
venience of his members has sent to
each member of the committee an in
quiry as to the choice of the members
of assignment to duty.
Every member is expected, unless
prevented by illness or absence from the
city, to serve from two to four hours
daily at one of the railroad stations to
furnish information and tender courte-
sizes to guests. Committee badges will
be furnished free of charge to all mem
bers who are willing TO perform the
duties assigned to them
Arrangements for the erection of the
tent on the reservation adjoining the
Pennsylvania depot for the use of the
public comfort committee at that point
have been completed and the tent will
be re-ected Friday evening or Saturday
morning This tent will be 16 by % feet
in size, viii be provided with all nee
essary tables and chairs, and will be
decorated. A desk will be
put aside for the use of the representa-
tive of the woman's public comfort COM
mittee
Public Toilet Service.
An important convenience with which
the public comfort committee Is charg-
ed. and one that will be more complete
than ever before in it's details, will be
the public toilet arrangements. Four
of the most complete stations ever
public on Sunday morning. They will
be located at the corners OF Seventh and
Streets northwest, Thirteenth and z
Streets northwest. Fourteenth and Z
Streets northwest, and Seventeenth and
Streets northwest. The underground
will be made permanent. so
hat at any future time connections can
De made at a minimum cost.
The stations will be thoroughly equip
ped. separate apartments being provided |
or the sexes. The accommodations pro
vided for the women include mirrors. |
water, basins. soap, comb, curtains AT |
he windows. and cot for those who |
nay become i'll. The attendants will |
lot be permitted to accept fees, except |
or clean towels. for which they Will be |
permitted to charge cents each. These |
accommodations will be opened Sunday |
morning. and will be closed Friday |
1t.
rom o'clock in the morning until IL |
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