The Washington times., 1913-02-08
PLAN REST HAVEN
FOR C|TY'S GUESTS
WHOOVER|NDULGE
"The Inebriates Home Will
Care for Tsose Who Fall by
the Wayside. se

For inaugural visitors, who fai by
the wayside by reason of over-indul-
gence in spirits of the grain the
public safety committee Is planning
a rest haven. II will be known as
"The Inebriates Home" and will be
connected with the First precinct po-
lice station.
The cfty's guests who come here for
a big time-and find twill be given
berth in the rest haven, a treatmt MT
of cold water. aromatic spirits OF
ammonia, bromo seltzer and other
well known frst-aid- d-'o-the-inebrist-
ed remedies. In the Z orning. unless
there has been special disorder on
the part Of the city's guest, he will
be released. The papers back home
won't say anything about IL, unless
the guest himself lets the natives
know Of his indi- "retion by reason Of
a show Of remorse.
First Aid For injured.
Major Sylvester. superintendent Of po-
lice and chairman of the public safety
committee, has called a meeting Of the
ambulance subcommittee for tonight to
make arrangements for the "inebriates'
home" and also 10 discuss the matter Of
hespital accommodations and ambu-
lances for the iniured-real injured, noi
inebriated. Present plans call for use
OF three hospitals, twenty ambulances,
manned by two doctors each, and a spe-
cial squadron Of Red Cross nurses.
Not only will there be a special re-
ception for the inebriates, but also for
the III and injured. The ambulances will
be stationed along the line of march of
the parade and al spots where the larg-
est crowds will congregate. Every ef-
fort will be made to avoid accidents, but
in case of any tehre will be ample pro.
vision for caring for the hurt.
Eastern College, OF Manassas, Va,
notified Secretary Fox, Of the Inter
section OF sixty students n caps and
gewrs. with cross belt of red and white,
viii march IN the parade. A red and
white banner Will spread In front of the
Dartmouth College, Hanover, n. H,
has placed with Dean c.. +. Emerson
the Invitation of the intercollegiate
headquarters. and is expecting to- give
an, answer within few days. The
Wilson College Mems League had a
large branch in this famous old New
Hampshire institution in the last cam
psign, and there is an immense amount
OF enthusiasm among the student body
oter the prospect of marching In the
parade. The student body numbers
about 200.
Marking Historic Sites.
From George Washington to Prssi-
dent-elect Wilson, Vice Presidcnt-elect
Marshall and many others whose
names are interviewer with Washing
tons history. honor viii be paid by the
historic sites committee Of the inaugural
committee The list of sites, selected
by Chairman Van Wickle and his assist
ants was given out today.
It includes the following: North Capt.
toi street, between B ana c streets. lots
owned by George Washington; south
east corner of New Jersey avenue and
street. home of Stephen Douglas; Gen
eral Grants and General Sherman's Q
home at 29 street; Millard Fiiimore's
Congressional life: site of home Of
Francis Scott Key, composer OF THE
Star-Spangied Banner" Henry Clays
rome In c street; Metropolitan eMtho6-
list Church, where President MCKINLEY
worshfped: Sixth and b streets, where
President Garfield was shot; Seventh
street site OF first telegraph office In
America; Smithsonian Institution; Ford Q
Theater site. where President Lincoln
was shot; Edgar Allan oPe's homt, in
where President Taft has worshiped; ;
site of the Dolly Madison home, H
street and Madison place; St John .
Church, familiarly known as the Presi-
dents church: Franklin Hotel, where
Lafayette was a guest in ISIS: the .
street residence, where George WASH
ington was frequent guest; sosI NJ
street, headquarters Of Washington
while surveying the city; Tudor place,
where Lafayette and other distinguish
ed men visited and which contains many
George Washington heiriooms; landing
place of Braddock at the start of his
expedition 20 Fort Duquesne; Congress
Hall Hotel. where Washington and
Jefferson lived
For Nearby Sites.
Places in the vicinity of Washington
noted In the attractive booklet OF the
sites committee but not marked with
the distinctive markers. include the Ar
lington National Cemetery: Mt. Vernon.
the last home of General Washington
and his burying place W0odlawn. the
adopted daughter: Belyoir. where
Washington met Lord Fairfax Marshall
Hall. on the Potomac, where Capt John
Smith is said to have visited In 1908 ::
Rraddock's boulder, Wisconsin avenue t;
Battle Ground Cemetery.
The sites booklet will be adorned with
small photographs OF the more notable
places. There are more than zoo sites
listed, many of them being places never
heretofore booked for inaugural visitors.
The peace conference women's dele
cation IN the inaugural parade Is prac-
Ideally assured. Chairman r. N. Harper.
Of the civic organizations branch, to-
the conference and go over the details
of the organization plan.
A suggestion was made In inaugural
circles today that the Democrats should
Rave a bull moose and an elephant IN
the parade as company for the Demo-
cratic mule. which has already been
obtained.
The suggestion was made In serious
ness, anS as sort of acomp hment 10 the
bull moose and Republican animals for
their part In winning the pemocratic
victory.
Denial From Contractor.
Contractor James L. Parsons. who is
putting UP the court OF honor and Laf-
fayette square stands. denies with w.
~ Gilmore, of the Amaigamatd As
goc!ation of Carpenters, that any men
have been discharged from the job Ly
reason of membership In the AmalgS-
mated A group Of men were discharged
TOR inefficiency, according % Mr.. Par
sons but he says thew comprised both
brotherhood and Amaleanlated men.
Mr. Parsons says that, contrary to re-
purts from Inaugural committeeman, his
contract does not call for union men
exclusively. and that he has Amalga-
mated and Brotherhood men working
side by side.
II dont need any assistance from
snybody 10 tell me how 20 run my
business" says Mr.. Parsons.
I'VE don't need any license from the
American Federation Of Labor in order
90 work" adds Mr.. Gilmore, speaS-
Ing of his AmaIgamated men.
High school cadets are being drilled
regularly In preparation for the parade
March 4. and skeleton regimental form
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