The Washington times., 1902-09-19
Secretary Bulkley Gives
Out the General
Details.
POLICE PLANS IN DETAIL
Journeymen Stonecutters Have Present
ed Beautiful Monolith for Memorial
Bridge-They Have Been Known Be-
fore in Many National Events.

Secretary Barry Bulkley, of the citi-
zens' executive committee, yesterday
announced the official program for en-
campment week. beginning Sunday. Oc-
tober 5, as far as 1t has been COM
pleted. There will be many additions
to the list of events as given yester-
day, and some possible changes. but
the following program is the most COM
plete yet prepared:
Sunday, October S.
Patriotic services in local churches.
Monday, October 8.
Floral automobile parade. forming on
Massachusetts Avenue. between Scott
and Dupont Circles, promptly at $3.50.
Line of parade along Massachusetts,
Avenue to Fourteenth Street. to F
Street, to Tenth Street. to Pennsyl-
yania Avenue. to Peace Monument.
thence countermarching by way OF
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue to Executive
Place, to ellipse in White Lot. Pro-
cession to be reviewed by President.
Cabinet, and invited guests from the
judges stand in vicinity of White
House.
Grand parade of Improved Order Of
Red Men at 3 O'Clock.
Dedication of Camp Roosevelt on
White Lot at 4:So p. m. Address by
Hon. John Hay and other distinguished
speakers.
Regatta on Potomac River, partici-
pated in by the leading boating or
ganizations of the country, 3 to z
O'Clock p. m.
At 1880 o'clock p. m. campfire in Con
venticn Hall. Addresses by speakers
of national reputation.
Grand fireworks and spectacular dis
play On the Monument lot, beginning at
O'Clock p. m. Pains fireworks and
mammoth spectacle.
Tuesday, October ?.
Naval parade; hour of starting. 10
O'Clock. Order of formation: Army.
Navy. Marine Corps. District National
Veterans. Sons of Veterans, High
School Cadets. Association of ex-Pris-
oners of War, and Naval Veterans.
When column reaches east end of re-
viewing stand II halts, falls to opposite
side of Avenue from reviewing stand.
presents arms. and the grand marshal
and staff ride down the line and escort
Naval Veterans. headed by their own
marshals and officers, along the line
and by the reviewing party, who then
give first recognition to the Naval Vet
Grams. The Naval Veterans move on
to Seventeenth Street and file left and
disband The guard of honor then re-
forms in marching order and passes in
review to point of disbandment.
In the evening public meeting of well
come. al o'clock. at Convention Hall.
Freedom of the city extended to Gen.
eral Torrance and his associates by the
District authorities.
Grand fireworks and spectacular dis
play on the Monument lot, beginning at
O'Clock p. m. Pains fireworks and
mammoth spectacle
Wednesday, October 8.
Grand review OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic by the commander-in-c chief
and the President of the United States
Convention Hall, to s p. m. recep-
ton by Mrs. Emma S. Wall. national
president Ladies of the G.. A. R. and
staff, to the national commander. G. A.
r., ard staff. From to 9, reception by
Mrs. Calista Robinson Jones. national
president Women's Relief Corps, AMI
staff 10 the national commander. G. A.
r. From 10 1920. reception by Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey, chairman wo
mems citizens committee, TO Grand
ARMY and women's patriotic organiza
tions.
Grand fireworks and spectacular dis
Play on the Monument lot. beginning at
s o'clock p. m. PAINS fireworks and
mammoth spectacle.
Thursday, October g.
Business sessions of the national en-
oampment.
Natioaal Association Army Nurses
will meet at ITO / Street, 2 O'Clock
a. m.
women's Relief Corps. Church of Our
Father, corner Thirteenth and l. Streets,
Q o'clock a. IN.
Ladies' G. A. R.. Lutheran Church.
Thomas Circle, o'clock a. m.
Daughters of Vetc>Sns Society. So
ciety Temple. Fifth and Streets. 8
O'Clock n. m.
Women's Aid Union Prisoners of
War. 52e Sixth Street northwest
teenth Street, 3 O'Clock a. IN.
Ladies Aid to the Sons of Veterans.
National Association Army Nurses re-
ception from $3.50 to 8. l7l0 Street
Daughters OF Veterans, corner Fifth
and G Streets. reception $3.50 D. m.
Dedication on the elIipse south of the
Executive Mansion of the cornerstone
OF the proposed Memorial Brige: stcne
the Gift OF the Journeymen Stonecutters'
Association of Washington, ID. c., de-
signated and presented by that organiza-
ton as the cornerstone of the Memorial
Bridge which shall ever stand as a
monument TO American patriotism.
Grand fireworks and spectacular dis
play on the Monument Lot, beginning at
o'clock p. N. Pains fireworks and
mammoth spectacle.
For excursions to battlefelds and va
rious points Of interest, consult circu-
lar of information for. distribution on
streets.
Pains fireworks and spectacular dis |
nlay VIII be given nightly on Monument
LOT from October 6 to October IL. inclu-
siye. at S o'clock.
Letter to Automobiles.
Vice Chairman Robert B. Brown, of |
the automobile committee. has prepared |
he following circular letter to the owners |
of motor vehicles in the city, which is |
beine sent out over the signature OF the |
secretary OF the committee. Mr.. Edwin
n Duff. The letter is dated September
is, and reads:
..rbe committed in charge of The. thirty