Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-23
COMMERCIAL CLUB COMMIT TEE RE TURNS $4,000 T0S0PSS RBUOS


whcrc skirmishcs occurred that Ted
up to il. ana TO hold reunions The
gfeat celebration will bc IN full swlnE
on the morning OF July T. exactly fltiy
wars 10 the day from the time the
hottlc opened 20 iho west of the town
The pfoeram FOR the four big days
IS briefly as folleNs
july Veterans Day Appr0ptl-
ate exercises under the Joint direction
of ihc Pennsylvania commission aud
the oommandcr-in-ohief of the Grand
ARMY of thc Republic ana the Emitted
Confederate Veterans
July Military Day Under the
direction OF the chief ~ staff OF the
Emitted states army.
July g. Civic Day rndci thr
direction of the governor of peunsyl-
Vania, presiding and participated 100
rs the governors of the states. if they
so desire. Addresses and music.
July National Day Patriotic
exercises. outiens with fireworks n
the evening.
Tho exercises viii bo held iu a sreat
tent one Of the largest in the United
states capable Of accommodating
about $4,000 persons. This tent is at
the southern end of the camp. beside
the Emmiushurg road. down which
Lees army went after the close oi
the three days battle
Except for the time the main eNor-
eisca are being held, tho big tent Will
be given over to the veterans to hold
such reunions as they may ARRANGE.
The tent is $50 constructed that it can
be- sub-ditided into many sections for
these reunions For the Identification
of old soldiers who may not he easily
recognized hy former comrades be-
cause of the changes wrought 10y the
hand OF Time. each veteran is expect
cd to wear his army corps division,
brigade, rogimental and society
badges
After the principal exercises ON
July g. there is no schedule of events
except such as may be arranged hy
the way of reunions and short eNcur
sions about the field ana TO ncighnor-
ing places.
United states troops whose camp
will adioin that of the veterans viii
do constant police duty Boy scouts
will act as guides. Pennsylvania g
state police also Will be- on duty
The United States government. has
erected a a1ffoth field Niospitol
close to the camp. fully equipped. The
state also VIII have its hospital tents
and the state commissioner of health
will keen deputies In camp for con-
slant inspection work The state fire
marshal. in addition, has assigned
men 10 the camp and steps have been
taken to prevent fires aud 10 eNtln-
guish them promptly should any oe-
eur
The commissary department VII be
under the direct charge of regular
army Officers and Will be one Of the
most complete ever organized FOR q
camp. There viii be nearly 500
cooks. 125 bakers win 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 the week The
menu was written with due regard for
The age Of the men. II will be quite
different from the hard tack and cOf-
fee ANA the occasional portion Of
bean soup or SOW belly given the
soldiers in the historic days of fifty
years ago This part of the camp az
rangcmenis is IN the care of Major
william r. Grove. Tho menu ar
ranged for the week is as follows
Juno 20.
supper Becfsteal, fried onions,
sliced tomatoes, bread. butter and
coffee.
June 80
Breakfast ~ Oatmeal ana milk.
fried ham, boiled potatoes, bread,
butter and coffee
Dnnor-Roast beer with gravy
mashed potatoes. peas. tapioca pud-
ding. bread, coffee, ice ten.
supper Baked PORK and beans cue
cumber pickles fried potatoes bread
coffee
July T.
Breakfast stewed prunes boiled
rice and milk. fried liver and bacon.
fresh bread hard bread butter and
coffee
Dinner Roast beef, roast potatoes,
mashed tuinps, rice pudding fresh
bread hard bread, butter coffee, ice
ten.
supper Boiled corn beet baked
sweet potatoes, sliced tomatoes, fresh
bread hard bread butter, coffee.
July O.
Breakfast Apple sauce oat meal
and milk fried eggs. fried bacon,
hashod brown potatoes fresh bread,
hard bread, butter, coffee.
Dinner Roast mutton, boiled po-
tatoes. strnglcss beans, bread pud-
ding. fresh bread, hard bread, butter
coffee, ice tea
supper RIBS Of beef fried pota-
toes, peas, fresh bread, hard bread
butter coffee.
July 3.
Breakfast Stewcd apricots beef
aud vegetable stew, fried mush, fresh
bread hard bread butter and coffee
Dinner Beefsteak boiled onions
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fresh bread, hard bread butter and
coffee.
SUPPER Baked pork and beans cu-
eumber pickles rice frttcrs, fresh
bread, hard bread butter and coffee.
July 4
Breakfast Puffed rice. fried eggs,
fried bacon cream potatoes fresh
bread hard bread, butter and coffee.
Dinner Fricassee chicken peas,
corn, ice cream, cake. cigars. fresh
t....I t..rJ broad tutfer ,,ffas ZOO