The National tribune., 1907-05-02

we are assured that the usual rates on
! tho railroads will be obtained.
on application. Photographs Of cottages
are being prepared. and will soon be
ready for mailing to applicants.
Maps Of Saratoga Springs and sur
| roundings at the foothills Of the Adj
| rondacks are also being prepared for
distribution.
A later publication will give detailed
information about Mount McGregor, the
Saratoga battlefield, Fort Ticonderoga
| cursions on historical Lakes George and
Champlain.
Write For Infornation.
this article, the intention OF this cir
cular is to absolutely remove honest
doubt in some quarters.
Come on and see US or write for in
formation at once. 1t will be mistake
to delay.
The line of march for the great pa
| rade has been arranged by the Com
mander-in-Chief, and will be on Broad
way, street fully shaded with over
reaching elms for the entire distance.
which does not exceed one and a half
miles, decorated with the National col
ors. 1t will be the most gratifying court
of honor thru which we have ever
marched.
Meals are arranged for at from 25
cents up, prepared by the best caterers
in the Union. There will be eating
places on practically every block, in
Guiding the churches.
The usual committees have been
formed and are now at work.
1t is desirable that Departments,
Posts, collections of comrades and aux
Hilary organizations should now visit
Saratoga and make selections or corre-
spond with the committee for the in
formation desired.
Railroad tickets within 200 miles of
Saratoga Springs will not require Wis.,
ing.
Tickets outside of such points will be
vfsed at the principal hotels and at
least two other points, and this will
provide a system fraught with the mimi
mum discomfort and better than ever
before.
Frank M. Sterrett, Past Department
Commander of Missouri, Past Adjutant-
General under Past Commander-in-
Chief Leo Rassieur. of st. Louis, and
Ell Torrance, of Minneapolis, Mimi, for
the past Is years a member of the Ma
tionsl Council of Administration and a
member of the Executive Committee
the most of that time and the present
Chairman of the Executive Committee
under Commander-in-Chief Brown, has
consented to act as Executive Director
for the local committee, and now has
charge of the work and will continue in
charge until Oct. Is, 1907. This will
insure the best experience of the past
brought into the work here with a
prompt, thoro and intelligent dispatch
of all business The National Head
quarters were established by Chief Of
Staff Col. J. c. Winans, under the di-
rection OF the Chief, at
the United States Hotel, on March so,
1907. The Commander-in-Chief in Gen.
eral Orders No. advised that on ac-
count of the larger hotels being closed
until at least May 1. that the business
OF assigning quarters for Posts, Depart
ments, etc, could be delayed until after
May l, 1907.
The General Orders No. from Ma
tional Headquarters will contain the
announcement of the location of Ma
tional Headquarters at the United
States Hotel, and it has been agreed by
the Commander-in-Ch that this COM
mittee should commence the assignment
of quarters at once, and indeed many
assignments have already been made
and applications are arriving in every
mail.
James D. McNuIty, Chairman; Robert
8. Rimington, Secretary.
Send all communications to Frank
nj. Sterrett, Executive Director.