Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-09

| 81 1852 40 of bills previously contracted as
before mentioned, so that 1T left the United
, Spanish War Veterans with every duly
| presented. approved and undisputed ac-
| count against it or its amalgamating asso-
| Citations wholly and completely paid and
| satisfied.
NOTES.
| Major VIM Mckinley Camp. No. 10. U.
| S. w. W. of Philadelphia, is represented at
| the encampment by a good delega ton of
| comrades. They arrived in Washington in
| special car from Philadelphia Sunday at
pm They are quartered at the Beverage
| House.
| Commander VIM. H. Hey heads the dele
| cation. which numbers about twenty-six.
| The following comrades are enjoying them
| selves very much: Chas. A. Bernhard A.
Eggert. Harry Billings. E.. M. Haggart,
Geo. Van Potter Roy Williamson B. j.
Lindsay VIM. H. Berger, VIM. H. Hobson,
| Theo Freeman, ]. H. McCuen. Chas. Shipe,
| II. Kemmerer, Fred HoZappel, Frank Pros
ser, Earl Taylor, F. Seemuller and Wright
| Haggart.
| Caucuses were held yesterday by the
delegates from the District of Columbia,
| New York and Illinois for the purpose of
| arranging for the campaign in behalf of
| their candidates for commander-in-chief.
| The Districts candidate Is Maj Fred s.
Hodgson. Illinois will present the name
| of Gen. George NJ. Moulton of Chicago.
while New York will present Capt. Hamil-
| ton Waru Oh BulIdlO. Inc enCampnenI
| reached the decision that the election Of
national officers shall take place at the
| Wednesday forenoon session
| The delegates from New Jersey have put
| forward as their candidate for chaplain-in-
chief of the u. S. w. ", Rev. Chas. A.
| Glazebrook the present chaplain of the
Department of New Jersey
| The Connecticut Republican Association
of the District of Columbia has rendered
| the use of its headquarters to the Spanish
War Veterans here from the state of Con-
| necticut. The leading Connecticut daily
| papers will be found on file in the reading
| room. The rooms are located at APO New
| York avenue northwest, Room 16, second
| floor. and are open daily from to IL pm
! DR.. G. E. Harrington has made the fol-
! lowing announcement:
On Tuesday. October o. between the hours
of l and ) pm, ambulanceS may be OBJ
| tanned at the following points by calling
| the telephone numbers as follows Fiji
| teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Regent Hotel. Main 1892; 18th street and
| Pennsylvania avenue, Ogram's drug store,
Main 2S3 and Main 5493: 11th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. The Evening Star
Main 2440; nth street and Pennsylvania
! avenue, j. +. Jarvis. Main 5146; 9th street
and Pennsylvania avenue. Stevens drug
| store. Main $500 9TH street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Gilmans drug store. Main
III: I'd street and Pennsylvania avenue, j.
! F. Jarvis. Main 41G2 NJ.
| Among the many cities asking for the
next encampment of the Z. s: w: v. $
| Spokane Wash. The delegate. Mr.. J. Grant
| Hinkle. bears letters from the governor
| and the adjutant general of the state, as
| we'll as from Senator Ankeny and Repre-
sentative W. L. Jones' containing pressing
i invitations Many fraternal societies also
send warm invitations and a resolution
| from the city council and chamber of COM
merce authorizes the delegate to pledge the
| city of Spokane to any reasonable amount
| of money for the entertainment of the ma
! tional encampment 1t is stated that more
/ favorable railroad rates to that city can
| be obtained next year than is customary
| St. Paul. Mimi, is a candidate for the
! honor, is also Oklahoma City, in the
newest state in the Union The state Of
| California makes bid in the invitation
! from the board of trade of Los Angeles
| Another place prominently mentioneA for
the 1907 encampment is Atlantic City. 1t Is
| said to be favored by many of the delegates
| residing in the east
The National Lineal Society of the Span
! ish War will give a reception this evening
| in honor of the officers and members of the
| Spanish War Veterans. The membership
| of this society is composed of mothers
! wives. widows. sisters. daughters and
| granddaughter of the soldiers who fought
in the war with Spain, and in the later con-
| ficts IN the Philippines and in China. Its
! object is to promote the welfare of the
| men VINO served III tnOSe wars, and also to
| pay tribute to the memory of American
| women who have rendered distinguished
| service in connection with military under
| takings. Furthermore the function of the
| society is to honor the country's heroic
| dead. to encourage the proper observance
| of Memorial day and Flag day. Mrs F. s..
| Hodgson is chief ruler and Mrs. E. H.
| Phillips, chief of records
| A reunion of members of the Naval
and Military Order of the Spanish War
attending the encampment will be held
| this evening at o'clock in the Shoreham
Hotel. The officers Taylor E. Brown,
| Illinois. senior vice commander-in-c chief :
Felix Rosenberg. Ohio. Junior vice com
mander III chief and J. H. Hilton, New
| Jersey, recOrder-in-chief.
Adjt. j. Grant Hinkle is attending the
| encampment the representative of
Gen. Charles King Camp. No. 4, of Spo-
| kane, Wash.
| Capt. Philip Schumacher and bride of
| ST. Louis, Mo-. are taking in the encamp-
| ment as part of their wedding tour On
| their return they will visit Niagara
| Falls.
I Among the active participants in tho
| proceedings at the camp fire last even
ing was Col. A. Hewitt Nickerson, COM
handing Encampment 60, Union Veter-
ans Legion.
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