Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-07

credited for her interest and enthusiasm
put some wofthy little organization has t
walt nnui tAe Ereat mass OF troops has
tunity to show itsaIs. do not want such
= ionE uns p four years ago. want t
IMPROVE thee quality and reduce the guam.
tity. THIS also will give the civic organise.
Their msnSsr. viii be through the oraeal
sooner; thsil orsanizaeions will be better
appreciated, the public will enjoy the page.
ant more and everybody win get home to
body Of troops that would like to partici.
pate. the parade would last till midnight
BUT my plans are only tentative as yet. This
Is what want to do. I have not contem-
t p.a.eo On low ara going to accomplish
No Court Of Honor.
Mr.. John B. LarIler, named as chairman
OF the committee on parks and reviewing
STANDS, also made an important announce
ment. This, too. was not In open meeting.
out was In answer to query of Star re-
porter.
have some radical ideas which hope
10 work out for the next inaugural" he
SAD. IN the first place, there will not be
a court OF honor On Pennsylvania avenue
between 10TH and 18th streets. In fact, one
of my schemes is not to have any reviewing
STANDS OF any character whatsoever along
Inat stretch In front of the Treasury. the
White House and the State. War and Navy
e eon9s i,,, want to have this parkin,;
to hide Its natural beauty. Ample review
ing stands will be erected at other avail
able points, but If possible 1 want the ave-
nue. clear between 18th and 18th Streets
Mr. Larner stated that he would In all
probability appoint a subcommittee oil
architects to help in the work of his COM
mittee rms VIII be in accordance with the
pomcy ADOPTED four years ago. The an.
nouncement that there will be no court OF
nonor was received by some persons with
disappointment, but Mr.. Larner promises
something else, more radical and more
beautiful.
The Committees.
The chairmen of the various committees
as approved today by the executive commit
tee. are as follows:
Inaugural-General Wilson,
Finance--Charles C. Glover.
Reception-Crosby 8. Noyes.
shall
Transportation-S. B. Hege
Parks and reviewing stands-John B.
Larner.
Legislation-Aldis B. Browne
Press-Gen. H. ". Boynton
Souvenirs and tickets-Frederick B. Nc
CURE.
Medals and badges-Gen. Ellis Spear.
Audtting-E. ]. Stellwagon.
Public comfort-M l. Weller,
Civic organizations-B H. Warner.
Military organizations-General Geo. H.
Harries.
CarriaHes-William 8. Knox
Ffreworks-Cuno H. Rudolph.
1lumination-Bernard r. Green.
Street Observation-Disclosures D. Owen.
Observation-Disclosures, H. Hills.
Musfc-Percy S. Foster (vocaD, and Ed
ward H. Droop CinstrumentaD.
Printing--Isador Saks.
Banquet--Edward McCauley.
Public order-Major Richard Sylvester.
Comfort at ball-James E. Bell.
Floor and promenade-Corcoran Thorn.
Mr.. Warner Makes Statement,
Mr.. B. H. Warner, chairman of the COM
mittee on civic organizations, said:
Il will not, fhave The names of the MEM
bers of my committee ready for perhaps a
couple of weeks. as many of them will be
located in the different states and it will
take time to, make proper selections.
The work of my committee will consist
largely In securing the attendance of repre-
sentative political and social organizations
throughout the country and arranging for
their locations while here and their posi-
stitutes the second grand division of the
parade. which means all outside of the
military organization and involves large
amount of correspondence.
AS rule We want only uniformed or
CARNATIONS or those of a distinctive char
acter who will appear well in line. Every
attractive and we'll disciplined organization
wants the best place in line, and one of our
troubles Is to adjust matters tremendously"