Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17

pension Office. but Il Is held that It's terms
are SO general and comprehensive as to
prohibit the use Of any public building lex
cept the Capitol and White House,. Tor any
purpose whatsoever in connection with the
inaugural ceremonies Whether scnooI
houses are public buildings" within the
mea ming Of the resolution may be DO
batable question. but the officials OF the
War Department hold that there Is no douos
that 1t applies to that and al otner IeoeIa'
buildings in the District with the two ex-
ceptions specified, and that outside troops
cannot be housed In any OF them AT tho
coming Inauguration without specihc au-
the matter that caused the inaugural com,
mlttee to give public notice that II coulo
not provide free accommodations to any Or
ganization.
Parks and Reviewing Stands.
Chairman John B. Larner of the commit
tee on parks and reviewing stands has SUD-
mitted the names of the members OF ms
committee follows:
John Il. Larner, chairman: Glenn Brown.
first vice chairman: II. Bradley Davidson.
second vice chairman: John Joy Edison. 1r,
secretary: Percy Ash, Snowden Asn10I ~
Charles B. Bailey. Edward 8. Bailey: n.
Landon Burchell. Leon Dossez, Edward ".
Dom, William l.. Dunlop. William 5.
Eames ]. Paul Earnest, Samuel II. Eo-
monston Joseph 81; Fa al a Rox John uJ r.
Francis, T. ]. D. Fuller. w. Russell era
ham John A. Hamilton. Fred L. Harvey,
William B. Hibbs. John C. Hornoiower'
ton Lewis. Henry B. LOCKER. Alvin NJ.
Lothrop, John Lynch. jr.. H. Leroy MARX.
William f .Mattingly. W. II. Moses brain-
ard w. Parker. John y: Parsons, Faui D.
Frederick B. Pyle. T. Franklin Schneider.
Robert Stead Erskine NJ. Sunderland, Peter
Taylor. ST.. Richard K. Tyler, Henry Weiis.
L. A. Wtckersham. Cabel &. WIZARD, James
II vlvo Nat Q
Joseph Richardson and Mason N. Richard
son.
Chairman Rudolph of the committee on
fireworks announces the following ao4l-
tional names on his committee: Dr. f. v.
Brooks, joel Hillman, w. d. S. King, Geo.
F.. Muth and A. c. Steinbrenner
Chairman Browne announces the appoint
ment OF Frank s. Bright as an aodltlohai
member of the committee on legislation
Mai James E. Bell, chairman of the COM
mittee on comfort in the ball room, mas
al + ounced the following corrected list OF
the members Of his committee: Alexander
Grant, vice chairman; Capt c. Fred Cook.
secretary: Dr. Jacob 8. Allen, Capt. Horace
M Bell, Henry T. Brian. Charles M Bry-
ant Eugene A. Byrnes. DR.. S. Chnord cox
Joseph III. Crawford, Jere Connolly. Gen.
eugene D. Dimmick, Col. E. J. Dimmick.
C. ". Dimmck. James L. Davenport Capt
Tracy C. Dickson. Z. 8. A; Freeman 3.
Dickerson. Charles M. Eakie, Burr n. Ed
wards, Lieut.. J. G. Ewing. Capt. r; ;oI T.
u s. A.; Charles M. Hendley. John J. How
ley, william w. Johnson. Capt. L. M
Kelley. Walter B. Klopfer, Maj. Jesse b.
4 Lee, Capt. William b. Martin. Lieut.
Ridley Mclean, Lieut.. c. A. McAllister, ~
Allen Merritt, A. j. Poston, DIR. r. A. Pyles
j. r. Pltman, Arthur A. Randle, William
Sacks, Henry Sherwood. John l.. Steel
Fred 8. Smith, Horace p. Springer. Erastus
]. Turrer, F. H. Thorp. Charles E. West
Irving l.. Wilson, Hanson E. Weaver, Rich
ard J. Watkins, Harry William, Henry q.
Wynne and DR.. George B. WEIGH.
Rough Rider Escort.
Major LIewellyn of New Mexico has been
placed In charge of the personal escort Of
Rough Riders that are to conduct President
Roosevelt to and. from the Capitol en-
March f. He said this morning that The
escort will consist of thirty men, who have
already been picked for the work. All OF
vanced in rank or station for mertori0us
conduct in the field during the Spanish
war, and all, of course. are ex-members
of the famous LIST United States Volunteer
Cavalry Regiment. Five Of the men who
will be included in the escort are resi-
dents of the District of Columbia, a num-
Der of Washingtonians having been In
cluded in the regiment when 1t was Or
ganized, all of whom served with honor.
Major Llewellyn will have command CT
the escort. and he will be assisted by three
ex-officers of the Rough Riders. All that
remains to be done now, the major said
this morning, is to get the men together
and organize. 1t is probable that the es-
cort will hold few drills to get them
selves into shape and to insure a good ap-
pearance in the parade. -