The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-23

! will adjoin that of the veterans, will
/ do constant police duty. Boy scouts
! will act az guides. Pennsylvania state
| police also will be on duty
| The United States government has
| erected a mammoth field hospital close
J to the camp, fully equipped. The state
also will have its hospital tents and
! the state commissioner of health Will
keep deputies in camp for constant in
| spectiOn work. The state fire marshal
in addition, has assigned men to the
camp and steps have been taken to
prevent fires and to extinguish them
promptly should any occur
The commissary department viii be
under the direct charge of regular
army officers and will be one of the
| most complete ever organized for n
camp. There will be nearly 500 cooks:
125 bakers will furnish fresh bread
every day for the big army.
The greatest care has been taken in
arranging for the twenty meals that
will be served during me week The
menu was written with due regard for
different from the hard tack and cot
fee and the occasional portion Of bean
soup or SOW belly" given the SOL
diers in the historic days Of fifty years
ago. This part of the camp arrange
ments is in the care of Major William
r. Grove. The menu arranged for the
week is as follows:
June 20.
Supper-Beefsteak, fried onions,
sliced tomatoes, bread, butter and cof-
fee.
June 80.
Breakfast-Oatmeal and milk. fried
ham. boiled potatoes, bread, butter and
coffee.
Dinner-Roast beef with gravy,
mashed potatoes, peas, tapioca pud-
ding, bread, coffee, ice tea.
Supper-Baked pork and beans
cucumber pickles, fried potatoes
bread, coffee. ice tea.
cucumber pickles, fried potatoes, bread
coffee.
Breakfast-Stewed prunes, boiled
rice and milk, fried liver and bacon,
fresh bread, hard bread, butter and
coffee.
Dinner-Roast beef, roast potatoes,
mashed turnips. rice pudding fresh
bread, hard, bread, butter, coffee, ice
tea.
supper-Boiled corn beef, baked
potatoes, sliced tomatoes, fresh bread,
hard bread, butter, coffee.
Breakfast-Apple sauce, oat meal
and milk, fried eggs, fried bacon, |
hashed brown potatoes, fresh bread, |
hard bread. butter, coffee.
Danner-ROast mutton. boiled po-
tatoes. stringed beans, bread pudding, !
fresh bread, hard bread, butter, cof- |
fee, ice tea.
Supper-Ribs of beef, fried potatoes, /
peas, fresh bread, hard bread, butter
coffee.
Breakfast-Stewed apricots. beef
and vegetable stew, fried rnush fresh |
bread, hard bread, butter and coffee
Dinner-Beefstea boiled onions, |
baked sweet potatoes, apple pudding !
fresh bread, hard bread, butter and |
coffee
supper-Baked pork and beans. Gu
cumber pickles, rice fritters fresh /
bread, hard bread, butter and coffee.
July q.
Breakfast-Puffed rice, fried eggs, !
fried bacon, cream potatoes, fresh |
bread, hard bread butter and coffee |
Dinner-F'ricasse chicken, peas, !
corn, ice cream, cake, cigars fresh
bread hard bread, butter, coffee, ice
tea.
Supper-saImon salad, macaroni and
cheese, fresh bread, butter and coffee. |
July 5.
Breakfast-Stewed prunes oat meal |
and milk, beef hash, fresh bread, but /
ter and coffee.
Dinner-Boiled pork and beans, ap-
pie sauce, fried potatoes, tapioca pud- |
ding, fresh bread, butter, coffee, ice
tea.
supper-Cold meats and bologna, !
sliced tomatoes, baked sweet potatoes, !
fresh bread, butter, coffee.
July 6.
Breakfast-Puffed rice and milk, |
boiled eggs, bacon, fresh bread, but |
ter and coffee.
The town of Gettysburg, which has |
a population Of a little more than 1000 |
will be unable to care for the influx Of
visitors and thousands Of them will be /
cared for in neighboring towns and
cities as far away as Harrisburg and
York. Practically every private house
in Gettysburg will be turned into a
boarding house. Many veterans who
desire to attend the reunion and want
to bring members Of their families
have been unable to obtain aCcOmmo-
dations and must leave them behind.
Specially invited guests Of the state
and national governments Will be
given quarters in the Seminary west !
of Gettysburg and in the building Of
Pennsylvania college north Of the /
town.
It is a poor excuse for a bugaboo
that cannot brighten the conservative