Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-17
Clubs Coming.

George NJ. Acker, $50; Thomas v. Ham
mond 500; James w. Corcoran, 800; total.
$50, 125.
Clubs Coming.
Chairman B. ii. Warner of the commit
tee on civic organizations, received appn-
cations today from the Central Italian Re-
publican League of Buffalo, N. Y, which
is DESTROYS of having 100 men in line for
the inaugural parade. The Ulster County
Republican Club of New York will have
about 200 men in line, and the Israel w.
Durham Club of Philadelphia has arrang-
ed to send 80 men. The Republican CluD
of New York city will endeavor to procure
the famous Seneca Indian Band to head
the Greater New York delegations. Mr..
Chester Howe of this city who is greatly
interested in the Indian representation,
said today that he would have in line
company of cowboys, in full cowboy re-
gala. from Ranch 1O1, Bliss, Okla.
Committee on Public Order Meets.
There was a large attendance at the first
meeting of the committee on public order'
which was held in the Washington Light
Infantry Armory last night Major Rich
ard Sylvester. chairman of the committee,
presided. The chairman expressed himself
as pleased with the showing made by the
members of the committee attending the
meeting and showing an interest in its
work. He spoke briefly of the work that
is to be done by the committee, and paid
special reference to the matter OF Keeping
the sidewalk on Pennsylvania avenue free
fiom distractions during the time the pa
rade is passing.
There viii be ample law to back the
committee in this work, he said, although
he hoped it would not become necessary 10
enforce it. He hoped the occupants OF
property along the line of the parade would
take interest enough in the matter 10 1or.
bio the placing of distractions in front OF
their places of business. The chairman
appointed a number of subcommittee, as
follows:
Ball-T Percy Myers, chairman; Milton
F. Allies. Robert A. Armstrong, l.. w. BUS
hey, H. w. Barney. Charles A. Boynton,
c. X. Bergman, Moncure Burke. Charles
A. Baker. NJ j. Colbert, W. V. Cox, }. Z.
Courts, l.. A. Coolidge, HI. III. Darneille,
A NJ Lothrop. w. H. Michael. Major
Charles l.. McCawley, U. s. M. C.; ]. Nota
McGin ID. l. Murphy, c. F. Norment'
James l.. Norris, jr., Geo. w. Rouzer, 70.
Il. Townsend. Corcoran Thorn, j., w.
Whelpley. r. A. Wickersham.
Obstructions-B w. Guy. chairman; John
d. Bartlett, C.. c. Coombs, B. f. Chase, j.
H. Cunningham. John Doyle Carmody, w.
l. Clum p. b. Chase, w. A. Domer, e. H.
Droop w. w. Danenhower, Alfred A. Erly,
Isaac Cans. George Gibson, S. p. House.
Abram Hart. F. S. Hight. j. b. Henderson,
A. w Kelley, Victor Kaufman, f. War
rem Johnson, Maurice Joyce, F. +. M2di-
gan, F. P. May. Allison Naiior. jr-- B. +.
Queen, c. c. Rogers. w. w. Richardson,
r. L. Stone, Edward Stevens, NJ. b. Sean
Ion. Charles P. Stone. L. F. Shoemaker
Thomas w. Smith. e. K. Staley, X W.
Tyler. NJ E. Urell. H. T. Wheeler, L. A.
MacMahon.
stands-Col. B. r. Ross. chairman: E. T.
Bushnell William Geddes, A. t. Hensey
John C. Scofield, William Tindall, Admiral
r. D. Evans.
Fireworks-Calvin Farnsworth, chairman:
Dr. A ]. Brown. Joseph A. Burkhart, %
d. Carusi, w. C. Hibbs. W. c. Haskell. F.
4 HodgSOn w. nj. Har-
per. R. D. Howell, F. l.. Harries Hugh a.
Kane, j. 1. Keefer. Henry johnson, R. Ed
win Joyce. VIM. G. Johnson, Harry z.
BENJAMIN ni M Reiss, ]. W. f Smith. F.. A.
Sebring James F. Scaggs, G. H Stay
spottswood Arson S. Taylor, Smith
Thompson, jr.. F. H Thomas, X: w.
Tompkins, L. w. Thavis, VIM. McNeir
Quarters and camps--J. w. Bayne, M u,
chairman; Thomas II. Armstrong, Alfred
AIlmuth Il. III. Brooks, c. S. Bundy, j. NJ
Chamberlin A f. Dowell. c. w. Darr, I.
c. Dulin. Clayton E. Emig, Joseph II. Far
rngton, ]. Holdsworth Gordon. w. s. Har-
ban. L. Lee Harlan, w. s. Lotion. John H.
Magruder H. c. Mclean. S. c. Mills. Fran
els Nye r. A. O'Brien, Joseph Paris. E.
G. Schafer, r. H. Terrell, S. HI. Walker.
Charles F. White j. I, Wortz K: Randeii
Webb Theo l.. Wend. Elphonzo Youngs.
Fire department and combustibles-Wlll-
lam T. Belt, chairman T. Fred Alvey, Sid
ney Bieber Walter ]. Brooks, Meyer Co
hen. Max Cohen, r. w. button, L. j. Fish
err John Henderson jr.; w. H. Rapley, w.
A. Page.
Depots-W s. Bronson. chairman; L. s.
Brown. George NJ Bond Q. B. George. Nor
rison Hoyt, ]. E. Legge- Leo Simmons,
Harry William.
Secret service-John E. Wilkie. chair
man; Morgan H. Beach, Judge I. G. KIM
ball. w. Herman Moran, ]. P. Megrew.
James L. Pugh, jr.
Roping route of parade-D. E. McComb,
chairman: D. E. Garges, T. NJ. Lanegan.
Street cleaning-Louis C. Wilson, chair
man; r. V. Rusk.
Street railways-D. S. CARL, chairman;
III. w. Fuller
Parade-Gen John A. johnson, chair
man; Col Chas. S. BromweH. U. S. A.
Capitol grounds-Col. D. NJ. Ransdell
chairman; Gen. John A. Johnson, Alonzo
Fl. Stewart.
Hospitals and ambulances-Dr. D. P.
Kicking, chairman; Drs. w. H. Atkinson,
n. p. Barnes, L. J. Battle, J. W. Bayne, J.
Is. Bayne, Frank Biscoe, c. w. Brown, E.
G. Bryan w. T. Burch. H. w. Parker, D.
c. Coleman, ]. B. G. Gusts, c. L. Davis
Thomas Bowling, H. s. Dye, w. A. Frank
land w. B. French. H. D. Fry. Frank E,
Gibson, T. A. Grower. j. P. Gunion, E. NJ
Hasbrouck. ]. NJ. Heller, w. P. c. Hazen,
d. Percy Hicklng. II. HURT. s. w. How
ard. p. c. Hunt, II. L. E. Johnson. V. B.
Jackson. S. r. Karpeles George NJ. Kober
r. S. Lamb, H. t. A. Lemon, p III. Lloyd
c. r. Luce. D. olin Leech. NJ. Darcy
mage, Ii. l.. Magruder, {. e. Marbury, E.
L. Mason. N. w. Mason, F. E. Maxey Cliff
ton Mayfield. j. Preston Miller. F. McQuil-
Ian. j. F. Moran, c. II. Machinek. ]. MUIR
ply, e. ID. Norris. j. R. hewitt. George n.
Perry. w. c. Rives, f. w. Resinger j. R.
Ramsburg. P. G. Smith, A. II. Staples, c.
O. Stone ID. X. Shute, j. s. Wall, ]. A.
Watson, Clarence a. Weaver, w. c. Wood
ward
The chairman stated that two more meet
ings of the committee will probably be held
and that police powers will be conferred
upon the members at the last meeting.