Evening star., 1915-09-19
NEW YORK.

| Every New York veteran who is able
! to do SO is being urged to attend the
| coming encampment. and il is likely
| that 4 great number of them will take
| this opportunity of visiting Washing
| ton and participating in what is prob
ably the last annual encampment of
| the order in this city.
| The New York veterans will not be
| marShaled until their arrival in this
| city, when they register at the head
quarters in the Hotel Raleigh. No spe
| cial train will be made up for the
! transportation of the veterans from
| New York to Washington, according to
| the orders issued by Zan l.. Tidball
department commander, from his head
| quarters at Albany.
| All the delegates are ordered to re-
| port to the assistant adjutant general.
! Charles A. Orr Immediately upon their
| arrival in Washington.
In all proba bility,' the orders re-
| mark. this will be the last national
encampment to be held at the city of
| Washington. and every comrade of this
| department who is physically and
| financially able TO attend is urged to
do so. Comrades may never have an
| other or more favorable opportunity to
visit the National Capital, and while
viewing the attractions of the beauti-
ful city. the political center of our
country. enjoy anew the satisfaction of
! having had part in the great struggle
| that saved the Union. thus emitting
|
, having cleared the way for the United
States to become the greatest and the
| best nation on earth.
i Information for Veterans.
The orders, termed No. .. contain
fund of informa ton for the use Of the
veterans in making their preparations
| for their visit to Washington. The
names and locations of Washington
hotels and their rates are contained in
them, as are also railroad schedules
from many cities and towns in New
York state. together with the round
trip railroad fare to Washington dur
ing the period of the encampment.
Following is the list of those who
will represent officially the New York
department at the national. encamp-
ment: Department commander Zan l..
Tidball. Post >, Buffalo: senior vice
commander. James A. Allis. Post So,
Syracuse; junior vice commander. Isl
ical director. Reuben A. Ada ms. Post 4,
Rochester: chaplain Rev. r. b. ToZer,
Post 29i. Hoosick Falls:
Council of nistration-Wiliian m f.
LOTUS, Post l21, Albany; Elias W.
Beach, Post 9, Buffalo: William H. Kill
foile. Post IS. Troy. and Henry C.
Weeks. Post 60, Yonkers.
Delegates-Solomon w. Russell, dele
gate-at-la large. Post $50; Louis H. Le-
Vallee Post 121: Edward +. Roe. Post
| ): Seth Graves. Post S32> Orlando
Davis, Post $50: George T. Keith. Post
! Hanchett, Post 2s5: Charles H: Eouton,
! Post 154; George \. Cotton, Post 209:
Henry E. Murray. Post 20: George w.
FLYNN, Post 8: Charles Mclean. Post
Beckwith. Post 4o4: John Tregaskis.
Post So; Thomas II. Herman, Post 1iS:
Edward II. Souires, Post 435: Timothy
IT. Donovan. Post 81: Patrick HAYES.
&27: Charles A. Shaw. Post 10; Henry $,
Redmsn, Post 81; James r. Williams,
Post z55; Newell c. Fulton, Post "9i:
Thomas H. O'Neil. Post 80: James
Campbell. Post 45s: John w. DICK, fost
"a: Thomas II. stritch: Post $So; Henry
c. Fritsch. Post 203: Henry l.. Swords,
Post 1903: James b. Slliman. Post 600;
Henry a. kraus. Post 81; Thomas j.
Ellison. Post $50; Patrick II; DOGGY,
Post So; W. II. Champion, Post IS:
Lewis A. Jones, Post 81: ID. F. McOmher,
Post 1G2: Caius A. Weaver. Post ISL;
William Rodgers. Post 278: y. y. VIII
bur, Post S0l; Ziba Roberts, POST 81
son. jr. NJ D., lost 2ll; John Nc
closkey. Post $50: William Rochester.
Post All: Jacob knobloch, Post III,
Charles w. McClair, Post 35i: Hosea f.
Ormsbee, Post %; John l.. Ryno. Post
1873: George Hollands, Post 226: Tho1n-
as ]. Stephens. Post Al: William NJ.
Gatchen. Post l47: Edward H. Sen..li,
Post lo9; Eben Adams, Post 'Os'
| Francis l.. Head, Post 23S, and George
2. Barden. Post 80
| Alternate -larSe-Nilllam A BOYD,
| Post l40
Alternates-William J. Barry. Post
| les: William Brill Post 5n7: Thomas
| Burchell, Post 3g1: Richard II. Eir-
ningharn. POST II: j. c. Albright. Post
a35; William 9. Cav, Post 80; G. W
| Bourne. NJ. D.. Post 44o: Robert J..
| Bush. Post G: Patrick VI. Clarity. Post
| 539: Daniel II. Cole, Post !; w. Fl.
! Hum. Post 299: John NJ. Wilcox. Post
441: w. IL. Patterson. Post o2. James
| r. Warner. Post IFS: +. Il. Wheeler,
| Post %; James $. Carson. Post l01; 5.
| G. Van Tassel, Post SIG; Frank T..
Cooley. Post 6i4: William j. kiernan,
| Post As. John Rupert, Post 500; Silas
| Brink. Post 443: A. y. DALEY, Post 23t
Edward kenealy' Post =; Henry n G J.
! Post 81: Charles j.. Standish, Post ~ :
| j. X Prosser Post 65: John II. Hill
| ker. Post 3GS: Jerome Brown, Post 2o4 ;
John E. Vandenourg, Post 141: Bernard
1856: John Hunter. Post l57: John l..
| Ralpin, Post 341: Henry II. Jones. Post
rs: Addison Lainhart Post 5s G. w.
| Woolsey. Post 1875: George II. Br!nker-
SO; William H. Rider. Post IA: George
| r. Herrick, Post 333; James NJ. Wat
son. Post 30; Charles f. Whitney. Post
| 584; Charles Rowland, Post l59, w. IL
| Walker. Post 324. j. j. Spoor, i'ost l. 9,
John +. Banks. Post 66l; c. G Robin
| son, Posi- 202; John Il. Teller, Post 397 :;
John c. Witter. Post 10: John II. Stev-
ems, Post "a. &. w. Witbeck. Post Al; :;
| George H. Barker. Post 81: II. J. Red
| field. POST 24S; william II. Cahill, Post
| l41, and Samuel H. Hertzler, Post 2S9.
| New York will bring the largest post
| TO the encampment June 80 last
! Chaplin Post, which has the reputation
of being the largest, had a membership
| of Clio.