The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-11
INFORMED
OF REUNION PLANS

District. but. moving the PATRIOTISM
you have ever displayed mi fle iufT-
eace that you can exert over ali such
matters. we placs tais in your hands
Naval Veterans Reunion.
William II. Michael, czief clerk Of the
State Department hes announced the
following as the personnel Of the com
mittce on naval veterans rarnion ana
parade:
william Il a,icbeel. eEairEani x.
Scott Smith. first vice Chairman; T. II
Groves, second vice ca1irmar william
Z. Atkins. third Wee ehaicnan; i. c..
Macarthur, fourth vice chairman; ". "
Crawford. Andrew J. Gilman, William
Simmons. B. Digg.ns. J. Il. Reinburg.
Louis Rciaburs. William 2. Gil, sam
vel Dale Daniel johnson. Cha les Il
Pennington, Daniel Cocdacre. f. L. 5lc-
Kenna, Benjamin !. Si7nronds. Charles
E. Roberts. PerciyaI D. Lawrence. Fran
e.s z Cross, Samuel Cross. John Il.
King. Isaac BenEam. Robert Y Mont
gGmery. F 4 :. Mechl5a, Robert T.
Doyle. John Riley. Bernard Asullin. VII
liam F. GiIiin. joseph SmCIirski. George
Title. Thomas z. Marshall. David 3
Diggius. Frank Z Peabody, Augustus
r. 6. Foote, and Charles II. Campbell
Some HustIing IN Kansas.
Fred Jackson. well known as a prom
fnent G. a. r. man Of MCThersCn. Kan.
announces the preparations being made
In that vicinity IN d circular. a copy OF
which has reached encampment head
quarters and which runs as follows.
Mcpherson. Kans-, Aug. /, 1902
&c A p meets in Washington Octo-
Der s, 1902.
That city is making great prepara-
tions to give the old veterans and their
friends q most hearty md loyal vel
come and on to Washington is the raj
lying cry o. the boys 10 blue. and once
more Pennsylvania Avenue viii Te50UEd
with the tramp. tramp OF the remnant Of
the old army that made this continent
tremble from 81 10 IS
a general Information is extended =
all who desire TO take advantage OF the
low rates and excellent accommodations
furnished TO go with the excursion that
leaves Mcpherson October 2. 1902. ar
irving in Washington October !, 1902.
We guarantee cars from Mcpherson
through without change. Rates are the
lowest Accommodations strictly first
class. Cars will not be crowded, and al
persons viii receive NEST courteous
treatment
AS is well known to the citizens g
Mcpherson city and county. / have or
Eanized an excursion from this town
each year for The past ten years. aud
We can only reser you TO those who have
been out with Us in the past This is
10 experiment with Us; We know what
We can do and do it. and we 90 along
to attend 70 business
Committee Meeting Dates.
Committee meetings have been called
for the current week as follows: Com
mittee en- badges. Col Abram Hart,
Chairman. tonight at 7-35 O'Clock ct
headquarters: Twenty-thiTd army Corps
Association. and Ladies' CT the G. \ r
tomorrow evening at headquarters;
Twcnty-secCud- Army Corps Association
and the citizens' executive committee
Friday evening. the former at head
quarters. ard the later at the Riggs
House.
This meeting Of the citizens executive
committee Is called fer the discussion
Of the program after Il has been practt-
callE lalermintd upon by General Tor
rance. his chief aides. and the officers
Of the local executive committee. It
is expected all the national officers OF
the C. A R. Indicated viii be present.
Historic Place Suggestion
Major Gilbert Thompson. historian Of
the United States Veteran Engineers
Association. has written the executive
committee asking that the following in
scripticn be placed "on the south vail
OF the Seventh Street Electric Power
House.
The United States Engineer BattaI-
len vas CHARTERED in buildings upon this
site from November, 1861. 20 March.
1852. Company A arrived n this city TO
protect public property January %.
1861. Companies 3 and c al this place
December ; 1851. The battalion camped
upon the adjoining grounds September
20 :. 1852.