Evening star., 1909-02-25

Pennsylvania avenue Including those in
the Baltimore and Ohio yard on New
York avenue near North Capitol street,
will continue. without change OF forma-
tion. north on 18th street, at least as far
as X street, and proceed to their desti-
| nations by the most convenient route.
with the single condition that they shall
not go south on any intersecting street be-
tween 18th street and 18th street. Organt-
zations quartered south Of Pennsylvania
avenue, and especially those having quar-
ters In cars in the Pennsylvania yard on
Maryland avenue between 18th and 14th
streets southwest on being dismissed at
10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue will
continue south on 10th street. at least as
far as street, and then proceed to
their destinations by the most convenient
route. either through the public grounds
south of the White House or by way of
18th street. street and 14th street, or by
way or 18th street through the Wash
ington Monument grounds, or, If they pre-
fer. by way OF the Potomac Park drive
way to 14th and streets southwest
To insure compliance with these plans,
r. q. II and ] streets will be closed on
the east side Of 10th street, and 18th and
18th streets, Connecticut avenue, 10th
street, Vermont avenue: and 18th. 14th
and 18th streets will be closed on the
south side OF X street from 10Th to 10Th
streets. Policemen will be stationed at the
sist in keeping the streets closed and
directing the marching organizations to-
ward their quarters. The object of these
rules is to prevent the possibility of the
organizations near the head of the line
from cOuntermarching back into Pennsyl-
vania avenue and interfering with the
latter part of the parade. 1t is designed
also to keep the dismissed organizations
far enough away from the regular parade
to prevent the music of their bands from
min Cling with the mnGic OF the hands In
line.
New York's 7th Regiment.
One of the features Of the parade will
be the appearance of the 7th Regiment,
National Guard of New York. The 9TH
will act as the escort of Gov. Hughes,
with the list Signal Company. Word
comes from New York that the most elab-
crate plans ever perfected for an outing
this trip. which will last until the morn
ing of March g. when the infantrymen
will return to New York.
A special corps of 80 cooks, walters
and commissary employees will be taken
with the organization. and twenty Pull
man sleepers will be used as quarters
during the stay. The regiment will pa
rade in it's full dress uniform. and will be
in light marching order. The band and
the drum corps will accompany 1t. Ihe
regiment will leave New York city for
Washington next Wednesday evening.
Plans for Public Order.
Cuno H. Rudolph, chairman of the
committee on fireworks, attended meet
ing last evening at the New Willard OF
the police committee on that part of
the inaugural celebration. Maj. Sylvester,
chairman of tine committee on public
order presided. and outlined the work
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appointed. He also spoke to the MEM
bers of the committee on public vehicles.
Maj. Sylvester announced that the
fireworks division OF the public order
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cure Burke. ]. NJ. Chamberlain. ]. l.
Keefer, T. III. Callan, Louis A. Dent, j.
c. Eckloff, ]. Holdsworth Gordon, Alex
A. T. Hensey. H. W. Hodges, c. A.
Jaauette. B. T. Janney, Samuel Jones'
w. S. A1innix, D. F. MCGOWAN, J. j.
McGran. L. W. Page. c. w: Rider. II. A:
Stevens. w. B. Severe, A. w. Sioussa and
]. B. X. Lee.
1t was stated by the chairman that Mr.
Rudolph is to have full control of the
fireworks celebration. Mai. Sylvester ex-
planned he wanted members of the COM
mittee to report for duty on the White
they will be expected to carry out the
orders of Chairman Rudolph. 1t will be
their duty to keep the ground clear of
boxes. barrels and other distractions, and
they will also be expected to do regular
police duty In maintaining order. Mem
bers of the committee were also told that
there will be 8 Red Cross hospital tent
on the grounds. and that patrol wagons
and ambulances will be in readiness in
case they are required. Vehicles will not
be permitted within the inclosure bounded
by 18th and 18th streets, e street and the
public buildings.
Regulation Of Public Vehicles.
To the members of the public vehicle
division of the public order committee
Maj. Sylvester said:
Strangers and others at the various
stopping places must be protected against
impositions by vehicle drivers and others
who would in any way impose upon or
take advantage of them, and to this end
special attention should be given to all
public places and vehicles. and violations
of law be prevented or violators ar
rested
This committee is composed of II. B.
Burch, M. j. Colbert, D. J. Callahan, f.
70. Castell, Leonard Draper, w. +. Dow
ney. Clayton Emig, w. w. Georges. f.
S. Hite. Maj. w. P. Huxford. j. NJ. HUH
Charles j. James, Maurice Joyce, II. c.
Mclean, F. E. McMillin, j. T. Petty, ]. l..
Parsons. G.. II. Slaybaugh, L. P. Shoe
maker, Thomas w. Smith, A. w. Smith
w. Z. Spier, j. X. Shields, l.. w. ThaVls
Anson s. Taylor. l.. s. Taylor, r. w.
Tyler, William Tindall. r. W. Tompkins,
H. r.. Van Alstyne. Clarence r. Wilson,
T.. NJ. Wilson, NJ. A. Winter, Harry o.
Wilson. Z. w. Wheeler. E. s. Theall and
d. Warner.
Mai Sylvester told the members of this
committee that their services will be re-
qured all of next week. Strangers. he
said, are already beginning to reach the
city and it is proper that they should be
protected in every way possible.
Sons of Veterans Reserve.
Tentative plans for the entertainment
| of the Sons of Veterans Reserve of Penn
sylvania, which organization will attend
| the Inauguration and march In the parade,
were made by members of William +.
Gushing Camp, No. 80. Sons of Veterans.
last nigh.. The visitors will come from
the Gettysburg, Philadelphia, York, AL
toona and Johnstown camps of the Penn
sylvania division. Maj. Henry Stewart of
Gettysburg will command the division.
Plans were also discussed for the meet
ing Of the national encampment OF the
Sons in this city August 23 to 26 next.
1t was announced that the division of
Maryland, of which Gushing Camp Is a
~ap,bar ui1 hold {fS animal eucamDment