Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-04
EMCAMPMENT PROGRAM.
The Albuquerque Veterans Are Preparing to Show a
Good Time 10 All Visiting Comrades,

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]. w. Edwards, post commander of
the G. X. Warren Post, Grand Army of
the Republic, at Albuquerque, yester-
day received a letter from Department
Commander J. r. McFie, approving all
of Commander Edwards preparations
and plans for the annual New Mexico
encampment at Albuquerque on April
10 and IL. Adjutant General w. H.
Whiteman has been asked to tender the
services of the First Regimental band
for the occasion and the Albuquerque
Guards will turn out in force for the
inspection of the veterans. The en-
campment will be largely attended by
the comrades from all over the terri
tory. The delegations from Santa Fe
and White Oaks will be particularly
strong. Post Commander Edwards has
arranged the following program for the
annual campfire, which will be held in
Grant hall at Albuquerque April 10:
Bugle call, Assembly" by James
Drury bugler.
Attention, (bugle). department COM
mander.
Parade rest, (bugle calD invocation,
by department chaplain. Rev. Thomas
Harwood.
Attention, (be seatedD,. by htlgle call,
Roll call of officers and posts of de-
partment, by assistant adjutant gener-
al.
Music.
Address of welcome to the 10th an
nual encampment by commander of G.
K. Warren post.
Second by Mayor Marion of Albu-
querque.
Response by Department Commander
j. r. McFie.
Music.
Public installation of officers of de-
partment. Music and selections,
Banquet. While at tables five min
ute responses to following toasts:
First-"Lincoln and Soldiers of Civil
War; by Comrade e. S. Slower past
department commander.
Second-"Our President and Friend,
Theodore Roosevelt, the 18th annual en-
campment G. A. r. department of New
Mexico sends you greeting" by De-
partment Commander J. R. McFie.
Third-"The Woman's Relief Corps
as Auxiliary to G. A. r." by president
Of corps Mrs. E. c. Whitson.
Fourth-"Our Boys in Blue the Nat
ional Guard" by Captain j. e. Elder
Fifth-"The Spanish War Soldiers"
Colonel John Borradaile.
Sixth-"Laws of New Mexico. Are
Suitable Laws made and in force for
the Decent Interment of INDECENT old
Soldiers as are made in the States; If
not, should there not be?" Judge S. B.
Baker, Judge I'd judicial district of New
Mexico.
! Seventh--"Relations of G. A. r. to
the public schools, Garfield and Nc
Kinley."
Eighth-"Ours Institutions of Learn
ing-Old Glory displayed on our school
buildings and in every room Is patriot
ism taught to the children as it should
be?" Professor Hodgin Of the Universi-
ty.
Ninth-"To our Friends and Com
rades from the Capital City ana over
the hills at White Oaks and elsewhere"
Comrade Whiteman, adjutant general,
Comrade Lee H. Rudiselle, White
Oaks.
Music and selections.
Volunteer taps by Bugler James
Drury.
Adios, Come again.
The Albuquerque Citizen says:
Judge John r. McFie, department
commander Of the Grand Army, ap-
proves the plans for a parade here on
April 10, when the territorial encamp-
ment will be held. The Guards and 1st
regiment band will be officially invited
to take part The Spanish war veter-
ans and the fire department will also
be invited.
Judge McFie, in letter to Post
Commander J. w. Edwards says the
Santa Fe delegation will bring the de-
rartment banner and a big turn out is
expected.
"Adjutant General whiteman will be
present.
The local Grand Army post last
night initiated one, reinstated one and
received five applications