The Washington herald., 1912-06-08

A. C. Lauepe, Chapman-Love Automo-
bile Company, S. W. Anglerstein, Miss
Huna NJ Harrison, J. Nicholson, GUIDE
Bros. & Co.. Arthur J. Tholl, ]. Leo
Kolb, G. F. Schutt, Samuel J. Prescott.
vice chairman OF the committee on fire.
works and illumination; A. J. Bargagin.
| Mrs. c. b French, F. Willard Hoover
J. W. Hurley, Robert E. Heater. Annie
| N. Bohrer, Miss Rose Browning, Poto-
mac Electric Power Company, T. H.
| Trueworthy, Henry Hammond, Henry
Offterdinger, Lewis S. Kahn. o. P.
Austin, Mrs William Z. Bighane, James
A. Emery, Harry L. Ryan, F. II. Kram-
er. Mrs. Arirya, J. z. Connolly, Du-
pont Garage, ten cars; Zetto Jewel. and
Hazel May Jewel. Of the Poll Players
| George c. ShOles, F. y. Justice, Zel
Motor Car Company. James A DOno-
hoe, R. X. Thompson, T. W Grimes
l.. J. Matthews, z. D. Blackstone,
! William J. G. Thomas. R F. Bickerton,
DR.. J. Augustin Flynn. G. r. Cowie
B. Erlebacher, r. V. Herman, Ernest
Phine Harper Fiske, and Michael P.
Kirby.
Resembles an Inauguration.
Yesterday afternoon the incoming wave
Of visitors reached its crest But still
| the trains arriving at the Union Station
| are bringing thousands OF persons into
the city, and 1t is expected that the in
huX Will continue until this afternoon.
II is believed that by this afternoon
there will be between 5000 and 10000
visitors in the city. The hotels are as
suming the appearance Of Inauguration
| times. Thongs OF persons are passing
up and down the principal streets, and
there is hardly a prominent street cor
ner upon which some group OF knights
| is not assembled. On every side Is Wis
ible the stereotyped greeting: Welcome
| X. Of c." but behind the formal salu-
| tation is the most sincere wish that the
| thousands OF visitors in the city may
have 4 joyous time during their sojourn
in the National Capital.
The route OF the parade is already gay
| with decorations and there is hardly a
building along Pennsylvania Avenue be-
tween the White House and the Capitol
which is not draped with flags and bunt-
| ing. Some have been decorated with
electric lights, which will produce a beau
tiful effect tonight.
Ten thousand from Pennsylvania.
Between 5000 and 10000 Knights have
reached the city from Pennsylvania They
are accompanied by twelve bands Of
music. A delegation from Lynchburg.
Va, reached the Union Station yester-
day afternoon. Large delegations also
arrived from Cincinnati. Cleveland.
Toledo. and Columbus Most Of the Ohio
visitors will make their headquarters at
the New Willard and the Ebbitt House
At the Ebbitt House is a party Of ffty-
seven members and guests from Man
chester, n. H. A delegation OF more
than 500 reached the city early yesterday
morning from Brooklyn. There are many
Bostonians in the city. Scores Of trains
were required to bring them here. Most
OF them are stopping at the Continental
Hotel More than 200 knights and guests
have reached the city from Newark. n J.
Various subcommittee were yesterday
afternoon announced by Maj. Richard
Sylvester, superintendent Of police, who
is chairman OF the general committee on
public safely and comfort. Col. Burton
r. Ross is chairman Of the subcommittee
on grand stand. The members of the sub
committee will be stationed at the grand
stand during the entire day, cooperating
with the police in maintaining order, and
lending assistance OF any kind which
presents Itself in handling the big crowd.
Members of Subcommittee.
The following are the members of the
subcommittee:
E. S. Alvord. W. A. Brown, joseph A.
Burkhart, J. T Callaghan, r. A. Curtin,
W. H. Callahan, James CahIlI, A. T.
Coumbe, R. E. Doyle, jr.. ]. J. Dermody.
J. J. Dawson, Redmund De Vaney, W.
H. De Lacy. George W. Driver, J.
Maury Dove, c. W. Darr, J. A. Eckert,
c. E. Edwards, W. K. Ellis, John Finn,
NJ. F. Flynn, Charles N. Forrest. T. X.
Galleher. D. Z. Garges, j. B. Green,
Thomas Grant, J. NJ. Graham, E. p. Har-
rington, W. Z. Hibbs. W. B. Hibbs, A. T.
Hensey. l. L. Herrell, Lewis Hoppen-
maier, P. ]. Haltigan, Hugh F. Harvey,
N. c. Hazen, A. @. Hermann, W. 4.
Johnson, W. c. johnson, ]. Leo Kolb, J.
Fred Kelley, F. B. Keefer, R. L. Lamb,
F. B. Moriarty. T. Percy Myers, ]. P.
Megrew, NJ. G. Mccormack, E. S. Mar
low. T. P. Morgan, jr., W. S. Mccarthy
W ] MCGEE, p. T. Moran, A. c. Mayer,
T. B. Nolan, W. P. NormoyIe, NJ. d.
Rosenberg, P. ]. Ryan. F. P. Sheehy, v
A. Sheehy, and John Lewis Smith.
c. c. Combs has been appointed chair
man of the subcommittee on depots.
The members Of the subcommittee will
be assigned to positions at the Union
Station to direct strangers and lend as
slstance to the sick and injured The
following are the members Of the sub
committees:
E. H. Droop, Isaac Cans, Harvey
Given, F. S. Hodgson, w. B. Hardy,
Maurice Joyce, Charles E. James, Hugh
>. Kane, D. J. Kaufman. W. c. Long,
William McNeir, Sol Meyer, Vernon G.
Owen, James L. Parsons, A. N. Poyn-
ton, Julius L Peyser, A. D. Prince, w.
f. Powers, W. F. Roberts, W. B.
Robinson. J. Henry Small. ir., w. Ham
ilton Smith, E. L Ticker, II. E. Tan,
Washington Topham, Paul Y. Waters,
Joseph L Weller, Alexander Wolf, Adam
A. Weschler, Martin wiegand, and R. l.
Waring.
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