The Washington times., 1902-10-03
OFFICIALS S OF GRAND ARMY OF
REPUBLIC WILL ARRIVE TODAY

C. C. Buritt, and W. Eaton.
No. II, northeast corner Pennsylvania
Avenue and Eleventh Street northwes,
&C. Loeffier. A. NJ. Hoffman, d. S. Ed
monds. and E. P. Hutchison.
No. IL, Thomas Circle, south side o.
circular curbing-H. A. Weeks and J. P.
Fogarty.
vania Avenue and Fifteenth Street
Treasury Departmental. A. Henderson
]. W. Lowell. R. Gedney, and j. A. Hall
No. IA, southeast corner Pennsylvania
Avenue and Fifteenth Street, Regent
House corner-R. R. Yates. E. c. Kim
mer, P. E. Lesh. and H. l.. Hamilton
No. Is. Fifteenth Street northwest, en-
| trance TO Monument Grounds-E r. Pal
mer and V. A. Pyles.
No. 16 entrance to Aqueduct Bridge,
southeast corners. Dyer and H. Bishop.
No. II, southeast corner Pennsylva-
mia Avenue and Seventeenth Street-B.
]. Doyle, B. C. Cunningham, G. A. Shan
non, and v E. Keiser.
No. is, Dupont Circle, south side OF
circular curbing-J. H. Daugherty, and
j. E. Butt
No. 10, southeast corner Eleventh and
| F Streets northwest-H. W. Moff1tt, l..
Loeff1er, H. K. schofeld, and R. H.
Walker.
No. 20, northeast corner NJ and Thirty
second Streets northwest-B. E. Corwin
and E. S. Cooper.
AT the joint agency of railroad COM
panies, at 1918 F Street, desk will be
occupied by one of the cadets. who will
| supply the same information as given
/ out at the booths-L. T. Leonard and F.
H. Moreland.
Contest for Decorations.
Persons decorating buildings not on
the line of the big parades who desire
! to enter the competition for the three
cups that have been offered for the best
artistic effects are requested to notify
Capt. NJ. R. Thorpe, chairman OF the
jury of awards. He may be addressed
at the Lemon Building. All buildings
dlOHS Tie ilue vi uidiCH Will po Soh'iu
cred within the contest without their
being specially entered.
The national officers of the Daughters
of Veterans will install the officers of
the newly established Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent at the hall of the Legion
of Loyal Women, 419 Tenth Street north
west Monday evening at $50 o'clock.
Owing to the general acceptance of
the invitations sent to members of the
Diplomatic Corps, governors of the
States and Territories. and prominent
Government officials, it has been found
necessary to increase by 500 seats the
seating capacity of the Presidents stand
Hon. w. S. Shallenberger. Second AS
sistant Postmaster General. will be the
orator and d. c. Sprague the poet at
the reunion of the Second Corps.
Encampment Hospital Opens.
Encampment Hospital was opened yes
terday in an informal manner. With
detachment of eighteen men from the
Hospital Corps, Capt. A. NJ. Smith, U. S.
A.. completed the work of preparation
and at noon announced that he was
ready for the reception of patients. AM
balances are in constant attendance, and
by means of telephone Main 3191 are
made subject to call from any part of
the city.
The hospital is completely equipped
brigade hospital of the regular army. 1t
is provided with the latest and most ap-
proved appliances and offers accommo-
dations for 10S persons There are
eighteen ward tents. twenty-seven hos
pital. tents, seven wall tents, and two
Sibleys.
Program of Big Campfire.
The campfire committee held its meet
ing in the red parlor of the Riggs
House last night. The meeting was
called TO order at o'clock by Chair
man s. E. Faunce. and the reports of
the various subcommittee were re-
ceived.
The program for the campfire at Con-
vention Hall Tuesday evening was an
nounced.
The program includes addresses by the
following distinguished persons: Mr.. B.
H. Warner, chairman of the citizens
Gen. Ell Torrance, of Min
nesota, commander in chief; Mr.. Thorn
as j. Stewart, of Pennsylvania past
department commander; ldr. William
NJ. Warner, of Missouri, past comman-
der-in chief; Rev. Howard W. Ennis, OF
New York, chaplain-in- chief, and Mr..
James Tanner, of New York, past de-
partment commander.
The program throughout will be in
with music by the Marine
Band and by a specially arranged oc-
tet under the leadership of George H. |
Public Comfort Work
The committee on public comfort met |
last night in the offices of its chairman, |
Mr. NJ. l. Weller, Seventh and Streets |
northwest. This was the fourth and |
final meeting of the committee. Tho |
following is synopsis of the business |
transacted: The badges to be Worn by |