Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06
OF distinction, and group illustrations of
military. civic and political organization
BY Washington Designer

By Washington Designer.
The cover for the popular edition and the
rontispiece for the de luxe edition will be
designed by the Washington artist. Hobart
Nichols In the center will be a figure OF
Columbia unfolding the American flag from
0s ikenesses of President Roosevelt and
Vice President Fairbanks. In the center OF
4 panel at the top will be the words OF
Acial Inaugural Program" with one one
slde a print OF the White House and on the
other the dome of the Capitol. Mr.. Sontag
has established headquarters in room 40
Corcoran building. near the headquarters OF
the inaugural committee on public comfort.
Indian Schools Participation.
The director of Carlisle Indian School was
In Washington last evening and consulted
with Mr.. F. E. Leupp, the. new commis-
sioner of Indian affairs. concerning the pos
s!bie participation In the inaugural parade
Of a battalion of cadets from the schooi.
Mr. Leupp is enthusiastic over the matter
and believes that such participation VIII
not only be unique and interesting. but IN
structive as well. 1t is his idea to have
some of the old Indian cheftians, such as
the noted Geronimo, Long Sioux and others
lead the Carlisle battalion, giving the peo-
pie an opportunity to see the progress
which has been made in Indian ciVihza-
ton and education.
Chairman b. III. Warner OF the commit
tee on civic organizations has taken steps
locking to the attendance. of some OF the
old Indian warriors. and II the neCessalS
funds can he obtained several of the req
men will march up and down Pennsylvanid
avenue in honor of the President OF the
United States.
Philadelphia and New York Clubs.
Several more organizations were hearo
ftom today including the Israel w. Dur
ham Republican Club of Philadelphia, Low
men will. band of thirty-fve pieces. Iheir
Washington headquarters Will be at tne
Hotel clyde. The Italio-American RepuD-
Iican Club of Syracuse. N. Y, has appileo
for position in the line.
II Is said that this organization Is pro-
hcent IN marching, and won the speciai
commentator of Mr. Roosevelt when ne
WAS governor of the empire state. Inc
Captain is Mr.. Thomas Marnell.
The Allegheny War Veteran Republican
Club of Allegheny, Pa, wants position In
line for about 200 veterans OF the civil war
and the war with Spain They will be In
charge of Capt. George Johnson. The James
l.. Goodan Republican Beneficial Associa-
ton will be here, with about 100 men and a
band. in command of Capt. Goodall
Committee on Public Comfort.
Mr. NJ. l. Weller, chairman of the COM
mittee on public comfort, today announced
the following appointments: VIM. ]. Brown
ing chairman OF the subcommittee at the
Capitol; A. P. Cappes. chairman OF the
subcommittee at the Pennsylvania railroad
station: Jas II. Forsyth, chairman OF the
subcommittee at the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad station: Percy NJ. Hughes. chair
man of the committee of high school boys
who will serve as guides; VIM. Tindau.
chairman Of the subcommittee on public
comfort stations. and Daniel Murray,
chairman of the committee to take charge
of colored visitors.
nhots
man of the executive committee. He Is
preparing map of the District of CO.
lumbia containing lots of necessary infor-
nation and the names of the members or
the inaugural committee. The first edi-
ton will be 10000 copies.
Charles R. Nixon has been added to the
committee on public order. Frank Miller
has been appointed assistant clerk to the
committee on public comfort, and John
r Young has been placed on the COM
mlttee on parks and reviewing stands.