Evening star., 1909-01-19
TRUMPETERS IN LINE
Coming From the Philippines
for inaugural Parade.
.RUSTLERS FROM ST. PAUL
Original Roosevelt Club Asks for
Position.
COMMITTEE MEETING TODAY
Several Names Are Added to the
Committee on Comfort at
the Ball.
.RUSTLERS FROM ST. PAUL
;OMMITTEE MEETING TODAY

| A number OF novel features are prom
ised for the big parade inauguration
day. and the outlook is, according to
members Of the committees. that March
4. 1909 will be a memorable occasion In
Washington. In addition to the American
'jackies' who are returning with the
|battleships from the tour around the
world. and the noted Philippine constabu-
larry band, announcement was made to-
lday that it is probable that the 9th
Cavalry Trumpet Corps at Camp Grath.
Batangas, P. l., may be ordered to WASH
Iington in time to take part in the parade.
1t is said by officers of other armies who
recently visited the Philippines that the
9th Cavalry has the best bugle corps OF
any military organization in the world.
1t is promised that II the corps comes to
Washington it will show the people
something new and interesting in purely
military music.
Another unique feature was promised
| today In a communication received by
Maj. Thomas p. Morgan, chairman OF the
committee on civic organizations. An
Organization composed OF citizens who are
not federal on1ceho1ders nor seekers for
government positions, but plain citizens
"who worked like geewhililxins for the
election Of Taft and Sherman" has ap-
piled for place in the parade.
| Have Been Here Before.
1t is known as the Original Roosevelt
Club of st. Paul, Mimi, and its chair
man. Hugh F. Halbert. writes that 1t has
attended the last three inaugurations and
will come to the Taft and Sherman in
auguration fifty strong. wearing a dis
tinctive uniform, and will bring along a
brass band OF twenty-five or thirty pieces.
Another feature Of the club is that five
members OF its executive committee were
fellow graduates with Judge Taft from
Yale. The chairman requests that two
members of the club be appointed as aids
on the stafr of Maj. Morgan, and says no
quarters will be necessary, as the mem-
bers will live in their special train.
| Still another feature will be the first
Taft and Sherman club formed south Of
Phoebus. Va, and Col. G. p. Austin,
an ex-Confederate Is its president.
Batavia Gun Squad Coming.
The application Of the Batavia, N. r,
gun squad for place in line has been
| referred to Gen. Bell. as it is believed
the organization comes under the head
Of military bodies. In letter received
by Maj. Morgan today from its COM
mander. he says the squad" comprises
twenty-one uniformed men, and they
will bring their gun with them and drag
it in the parade
A meeting Of the Inauguration ball
supper committee has been called by its
chairman, Arthur c. Moses, for this aft
room at the New Willard Hotel.
Chairman Stellwagen has approved the
following additions to the committee on
comfort at the ball: Joseph A; Scott
postmaster of New York city.
n..AYS>
The committee on public order has been
named as follows:
Executive committee-Richard Sylves-
ter. chairman; Frank J. Wagner, vice
chairman: D. Percy Hickling, vice chair
man. and E. B. Hesse. secretary.
W. E. Andrews. B. F. Adams. D. Ander-
son. NJ. E. Allies, Allen D. Albert. jr.,
Thomas H. Armstrong, Jesse c. Adkins.
r. p Andrews, w H. Amiss. J. B. Arch
er. G. Y. Atlee. j. H. Aubere. Joseph Au-
erbach.
Lester A. Barr, H. B. Burch. r H.
man. ". A. Brown. Sidney Bieber,
Walter L; Barnum. c. S. Bundy, Mon
Bromweli, U.sA.: Charles 4. Baker.
John D. Bartlett, J. c. S. Burger. DR..
A ]. Brown. D. W. Baker. Joseph A.
Burkhart. F. g: Berger. A: L. Baldwin.
v" w. BOiiS EuWdfu i. bateS, II. n.
Burton; Chaplin Brown, E. 4. Branden-
w. H. Callahan. D. J. Callahan. M. J.
Colbert c. c. Combs ]. c. Courts. j. NJ.
Chsmbe1lin' Cham ;na Myer Cohen p g & Carl Max
Cornwell E. D. Carusi, l.. A. Coolidge,
P. B. Chase. L. B. Colburn. Eugene
Cochran. E. o. Castell. e. L. Cornelius.
NJ Q; Chance, B. E. Chase: .
Domer. T. G. Dulin, E. H. Droop. A. H.
Draper. w. F. Downey. W. H. DeLacy.
D. J. Donovan. w. J. Douglass, P. ".
De Graw, Louis A. Dent, Walter G. Da-
Robley D: Evans: U.sN.: George w.
Evans J. c. Eckloff. Maj. G. l.. Edie
II. D. Feast. Calvin Farnsworth, r. ].
Fisher. w. J. Flather, E. ]. Fouts, Henry
Ralph Gait. w. B. Green d. e. Garges
J. Holdsworth Gordon. Isaac Cans, Alex
ander Grant, r. c. Gotta. Ralph Given
George Gibson. James B. Green. Paul T.
Herbert Gill. Benjamin Graves. Thomas
Grant.
w. d. Hoover. g. A. Howe, w F. Hart.
Gen. II. S. Hawkins. Lee Harlan. c. V.
M. Hershaw, W. c. Hibbs. w. c. Haskell.
r. 8. Hight. NJ. c. Hargrove, A. T. Hen
sey, r. 8. Howell. +. L. Harries, Samuel
Hart. Mai W. P. Huxford. c. E. Hood.
w. Is. haf0y.
Gen. J. A. Johnston. J. X. Julian. B. r.
Janney. r. Warren johnson. r. e. Joyce.
Charles ]. James, William C. johnson.
Maurice Joyces Samuel Jones.
Hugh Kane. A. w. Kelley, I. g. Kim
bail, S. A. Kimberley, J. I. Keefer. Simon
Kann. Louis Kann. c. H. Korts, William
King. J. N. Keyser.
L. s. Lipscomb. r. W. Lee, A. NJ. 10th
rop, j. B. K. Lee, J. B. Larner, p. J.
Lenox.
r. Percy Meyers. F. P. Madigan, F. P.
May. Brice J. Moses. Clarence Moore.
Oliver Metzerott. c. H. Manu.. Col.
Charles L. McCawley. j. H. Magruder,
W. H. Moran. F. j. Mersheimer. p H.
Mesrew. J. Nota McGill. william Nc
Neir, J. T. Moffett. III. E. Mockbee. H. c.
Mclean. F. T. Mcmillan, w. F. Meyers,
Edward Mclean, w. A. Mcfarland.
Ormeby McHarg, w. 8. Minnix. M. G.
Mccormick, n. Main, d. F. MCGOWAN,
J. ]. McGrain, T. ]. Moore, F.. d. Nc
Guire.
e. H. Neumeyer. J. l.. Norris. jr.: Fran
els Nye, c. r. Nixon, p. w. Nicholson.
R. A. o'Brien, J. F. Oyster. G. W. Of
futt.
A. G. Plant, l.. w. Page. A. e. Phil
lips, A. X. Phillips. James L. Pugh, 5r.;
Aulick Palmer, r. B. Pratt. Walter Ped
igo, T. w. Powers. J. r. Petty, j. L.
Parsons, H. w. Potts, r. w. Powers.
James Quirk.