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

lions work together in harmony for the up
building of the now thoroughly united asso-
citation.
Accorded Rights and Privileges.
Col. NJ Emmett Urel then moved. and
the motion was adopted by rising vote.
accompanied by cheers, that the represen-
tatives present of the late Legion Of Span
tsh War Veterans be accorded all the
rights and privileges of delegates to the
encampment
The matter of selecting the encampment
city for 1907 made the special order
for tomorrow morning. Immediately follow
ing the election OF national officers. A
lumber Of cities have been announced as
candidates for the honor.
Colonel Urell introduced resolution
strongly protesting against the proposed
burial of "distin guiShed persons other than
soldiers" In Arlington and other national
cemeteries.
Capt. Lee VI. Lipscomb announced that
tickets for the banquet, to be given at the
New Willard Thursday night. can be had of
DR.. j. Milton Heller, 1910 II street, or from
Capt Iipscomb. Hotel Regent. This ban
quet has been arranged by Gen. George H.
Harries and the members OF the citizens
committee In honor of the United Spanish
War Veterans and their third annual en-
campment.
Visiting Ladies Received.
Another feature of the session today
was the reception of Mrs. Clara Bailey of
C-1eroIard Ohio eecretary general of the
National Auxiliary to the United Spanish
War Veterans, by Commander-in-Chief Mill
Ter and the members of the national en-
campment. Mrs. Bailey was accompanied
by detail of the famous girls in white
49, 49,. &c 49, ,,,onti,,r 49, ~, 80 No
ti III o,oa-,nran, nniers ond y detai Of
Comrades" in blue and gray and escorted
to the platform, where they We're received
NJ Roiia, i, ,r.sa,,ire- . ,,-.++,, u,i+o
,o,,r1,o. 90 su 20 - ~ NJ Mi,Ia- de,;raraS
an address she said tie members Of the
"ii AZ IS ol'e 60 GO -. ~, $500, " -
80, Sd. 1900 -. hoo 80 +hnsa
49, Ill tharaiu Ia ,hirdfr n,,r cnnno
Nv nd The ,,e, Who fouebt 10 batt1es mn
A., 49, Ga 80 .cia 4 80.
Ma NJiIIsr rasnondaG and thanked the
anriiiarv for the comrIesv Several Of the
ladies' smoke and the de,epation returned
"a ~ Ebhi,t Wau s 70 ra5ort 70 the ma
tionaI hody in SESSION there
Steps were taken at the session today to
railroad rate for ne ronnd trin to the en-
campment city 1t was stated that had the
railroads given such rate for the present
hcai'iplitlt instead OF one rare anu lnlru
vaterans in attendance
The committee on resolutions through
its chairman. Maj. William J. SHREDDER. re-
nortad n, a nunber of resolutions which
nod besn orsrsa AZ tho session yos..rday
80 GU a. 80. Ot o'
afternoon Inc resolution presented by
Commander ]. Walter Mitchell, favoring
the restoration of the canteen at military
posts ETC. was unanimously concurred in
BY the national encampmeut The unani-
nous vote in favor of the canteen called
forth a hearty outburst of cheers Com
mander Mitchell stated that the restorati ton
of the canteen was universally favored by
both officers and enlisted men of the army
and many others The resolution will 60 to
the national committee on legislation to
be argued before Congress at its next ses-
Before adjournment at noon Commander
in-chief Miller announced that the election
" U,oe's "u 1 ne tle speclal oruer at the
All tba daia,a,as "a ioi., o-,i,ns
received a cordial invitation to attend the
reception to be given this evening at the
oieham ioteI by the ladies' or the Lineal
' "a ''ie 'pa'i'sn war
EXPRESSIONS of Approval
Exnrassio,s f u,, , e.,
lap e'stoii' VI marked approval 1ol-
lowed the introduction at the session
late yesterday afternoon of resolutions
declaring in favor of the restoration hy
Cor,r.s, 90 .ho col, 20 -, :,
o VI oi anu ishl
WINES III INC canteens OF the regular
army. Inc resolution was referred. with
several others, to a committee for report.
II was declared that the Spanish War
veterans desire TO go on record as
standing with the practically unanimous
regular army of the United States in
that matter Furthermore. it as
serted tIat the military experience of
Inc spanish war veterans has clearly
demonstrated that genuine temperance is
eHectiVely promoted by the operations OF
CahteeE where night drinks are sold
under proper restrictions, having seen
ana reaIizing the evll effects of prevent
ing soldier purchasing mild beverages
WITHIN MS own post and forcing him, if
ne desires a stimulant, to procure it in
surroundings destructive of physical and
moral health
pr...n4 I.,.
1t was resolved that ,bs 1a.is,,+,,..
mittee be instructed I'm nresen, 70 Can
gress at IT'S oneninp secession .,bo o,rost.,o,
OF this body to present lagisI,tio, aa.Iinn
with drink in the army" and tb.t tho ,.a.
Grams nut themselves n, raoord 90 ho,i...
ing that the regular army, ,.o,,,d -, ~
provad in many wave n H. 49, oe IN
deprived ~ ,hat tbaY go ~ "ete io'
sonal liberty, Go '"e'i per
The resolutions aIsc -,oi,,, ., ..,
the officers of the ras1Iia - DeGduse
without excsntion fayer H. 80. aitn Is.
cantaan h,,+ ~ 60 si,,',.e e 1911 vi tne