Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-07

novelty. War in the Clouds showing a
typical up-to-date city, with its towers
and lofty buildings. mono-rals; an air
ship Is seen to pass near the city. fol-
lowed by smaller ones, they tack and are
met by the opposing aerial fleet: ter
rifle encounter ensues, the ships are seen
TO burn and crumble up: in the meantime,
other airships have been dropping high
explosives upon the doomed city; the
towers and tall buildings are seen to
crumble and fall till all is utterly de-
stroyed: this realistic piece to great
| fireworks display will be the sensation or
the Inauguration: the buildings. some of
| which will be 100 feet high. can be read
lily seen by the outside limits of the au-
| dience. while the airships will be visible
| to all. size of device jO0X1OO feet. En-
hibition of fifty Pains Towering pampas
| rocket bombs. Salvo of twenty Pains
mammoth 5O-inch bombs, with all
! the 1908 and 1909 novelties and effects.
! The Temple of Flora is depicted by huge
| columns of vari-colored stars. represent
! ing flowers; howery bombardment next
. takes place: hundreds of batteries are
| placed in different locations. firing upon
| the central bower from all directions;
1000 candles will be used in this novel
! effect containing upward of $4,000 stars.
| Aerial device, consisting of large shells
releasing revolving cascades. Pains
| demon shells, 1909 novelty. Pains octo-
twenty-five rocket bombs. each detach-
ing twenty-five floating lights. changing
to magnesium lighting up the entire
heavens. Aerial novelty. the aero
plane. will float across the sky
outlined in diamond Jets, 1909 novelty
Salute to the American flag. an immense
shell releases national streamer, 1000
feet high; during it's exhibition an aerial
salute Of twenty-one guns is fired: 1909
novelty. The silver glory. produced by
| the electric discharge of 100 large bombs
containing Pains famous translucent
lncandescent compound. the brightest
light known to science. Two miles of
floating festoons Twenty DuBarry bat
teries. the 1903 beautiful tint Ascent of
four large gas balloons. each bearing a
| gigantic letter. making up the word
Taft" Display of five Pains 6O-inch
bombs, mother of millions. the four
| aerial device. the merry widow hat
| illumination of the Monument and neigh
borhood with 100 magnesium fires, light
ing UP the entire surroundings and making
twenty miles. A summer storm, produced
by 100 electric dashes and detonations.
Twenty batteries Of tadpoles, with glisten-
ing. squirming bodies. The Washington
bouquet. produced by the electrical dis
| charge of 100 large bulbs. containing stars
of twenty different tints. The aerial sill
yer falls, produced by salvo of twenty
shells, bearing lines of Pains shimmering
fire LOCO feet long. Showers of 1000
meteorites. fired from extra large bat
teries. Final device, consisting Of fire
portraits Of President William H. Taft
| and Vice President Thomas S. Sherman.
displayed in brilliant lines of fire. The
inauguration bouquet. produced by the
electrical discharge of 500 large rocket
bombs. Good night and feu de joie.
Public Comfort Committee.
NJ. 1. Weller, chairman of the committee
on public comfort. last night announced
the following appointments on that COM
mittee:
B. +. Adams, B. S. Adams, F. L. Adj
ans. f. D. Addison, NJ. ]. Adler, E.
Allen. w. c. Allen, A. G. Allen, L. L. APP
pie. ]. b. Archer, jr., E. f. Arnold, S.
Ashford, S. Y. Atlee, E Anger, ]. w.
Babson. j. B. Bailey, P. B. Balm. j. A.
Balderson, G. c. Baldwin. w. 7. Baldus.
E. B. Baltz, F. K. Barbour, w. Barnum.
F. Barrel, G. w. Barry, ]. w. Barclay,
H. Barton. F. Beall, c. Becker, H. Ben
jamin, c. G. Bennett, j.. Berry. P. Belts.
J. D. Blackstone, W. w. Boarman, J. ".
Bowie, e. H. Bowman. S. Boyce. G. H.
Boyd. R: F: Bradbury: A: Bradshaw. A.
Bridget, D. S. Bright, w. F. Brown. ].
w. Buckley, NJ. Burke, E. ]. Burt, L. W.
Bushey. D. orc. Callaghan. C. P. Calvert.
C. c., M; :, Campbell. J. W. Carr. T; F. Car
thell. J. NJ. Chamberlin. Capt. w. F.
Chamberlain. H. L. Christman. C.. w.
Claggett, E =. Clark. b. w. Clark. F. P.
Cleaves, J. E. Clements. F. G. Coldren,
T. N. Copenhaver. J. ]. Cooper. 8. G.
Cornwell. l. Costaggini. J. c. Courts, 9.
e. Crane. w. L. Crane. w. N. Cromwell,
H. j. Crossman, ]. e. Crowder. J. c.
A. T. Curran. D. Curry. P. F. Cusick. A.
]. Curtis. H II. Curtis. w. B. DAILY. E. G.
Davis H. B. Davis H. B. Dennis, E. B. Der
mody. J. J: Dermody, c. F. Donohue. I. j.
Donovan. w. H; Dorall. F:Dietrick. v. NJ.
Dorsey; w. J. Douglass. w. T: Downey.
c. w. Downing. r. E. Doyle. w. ]. Dru-
ry. c. R Dufour, D. A. Edwards, J. J.
Ekin. J: Ebert. c. NJ. Emmons. ]. F.
Engle. H: Evans. l. Everett, J. M. Ew-
Fishback. c. A. Father. r. E. Fiaherty
D. w. Fleming. H. w. Finney. T. J.
Fisher. NJ. Fitzgerald. J. 8. Flannery.
e. Foulke, A. e. Fowler. T. Francis, s.
M Frazier. D. M; Freeman J; R; Free
a. G. Frey. w. ]. Frizzel. ]. L. Fugitt.
J. J. Fuller J. II. Galloway, w. M. Car
rett. ]. P. Gauff. A. Gibson. Frank Gill
lam. B. F. Gilmore. Moses Goldenberg,
Grant. Joel Grayson. I. B: Green. l. E.
Gridley. D. A. Grosvenor. G. Haas, T. H.
Hall. W. NJ. Hullum, E. c. Hannoke. p.
Hamilton. w. B. Hardy. L. P. Harlow.
A: Harper. E: P: Harrington. w. T. Hart.
w. c. Haskell. J: P. Hawkins. F. J. Hell
E. E. Herrell. J. C. Holden, J. c.
v y3S R. G. Howard ". N. Hickey.
J. J. Higgins. c. H. Hillyer. A. c. Kinds.
J. D. Hird William Hitz. w. Hoeke, c.
E. Hood. w. d. Hoover. w. H. Hoover,
l. w. Hopkins. H. R. Howser, c. S.
Hoyt, J. E. Hutchinson, jr., T. A. T. Judd,
J. J. Kaveney. H. A. Keane. w. w.
Keck. r. Kingsman. H. c. Kraak, b. J.
Krieg. H. T. LaClair. s. A. Languu. j.
c. Lawrence, A E L. Leckie, ]. w. Lee,
]. r. Lesher, G. L. Lewis, w. II. Lick
ms, T. B. Linton. G. r. Lockwood. c. A.
Loeffier. A. Loehl, G. II. Loudenslager. J.
Loughran. F. B. Lyon, G. 4. Mccarthy.
NJ. G. Mccormick, A: R. McGonegal. j.
J: MeGrain, F. A. Mcclure. J: NJ. Mckee,
A. McKenney, J. w. Mckinley. IL. c.
Mclean, J. E. McLeran, I. B. McNeal, ].
II. Madigan. F. p. Madigan, R. r. Ma
horney. J. c. Malcolm, E. Mallet. IT,. E.
j. Maley, Leon Mangum, J. A. Mat
thews. B. F. Meyers. J. H. Milans. R.
NIilans, F. s. Miller. III. L. Millner, j.
Walter Mitchell. w. A. Moncure, ]. o.
Montague. C. Moore. P. T. Moran. c. A.
Moss II. N. Moss. J. s. Moss, E NJ. Null
ligan. T. ]. Newton. A. G. Nichols, r. B.
Nixon, Lawrence Nolan, w. w. Norman.
z. I. Nottingham, Francis Nye, 8. e.
o Brien. w. J. Oliver. r. L. O'Connor.
G. II. O'Connor, D. w. O'Donoghue, J.
F. O'Neill. NJ. Oppenheimer. ]. w. Orme.
A. II. Osterman, II. l. Overstreet, D.
w. Oyster. A. X. Paris. jr.. ]. T. Petty,
F. D. Phair, p. L. Phillips, B.F. Pilson.
E H. Pilson. r. Pluym. H: Pottenburgh.
w. w. Price, w. Pulsifer. B. F.
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