The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-31

Brownley. George V. Buck. Louis Bush.
Guy W. A. Camp. Claude s. Carpenter.
A. b. Claxton. II. 4. Courtier, John I.
Crowley. &. d. Cugle. Charles W. Darr,
Floyd Davis. o. j. DeMoll. Earl Droop.
Burr y. Edwards. Edwin II. Etz. William
John Eynon, Frank r. Fenwick, Peyton
b. Fletcher. James NJ. Ford, George II.
Gall. Isaac Cans, NJ. Leroy Goff. E. c.
Graham. Adolphus Guide. William F..
GUIDE. Walter B. Guy. Harry B. HALEY.
George G. Hammer. George William
Harris. W. o. Hiltabidle. Joseph jacob.
Charles jacobson. Gardner +. Johnson.
r. Harrison johnson. r. r.. Joyce. George
n. Judd. Thomas Judge. d. J. Kaufman.
DR.. n. NJ. kaufman. S. A. Kimberly
Harry King. Phil King. J. Leo kolb.
Peter Latterner. joni +. Leary. Ralph
W. Lee. NJ. A. Leese. 6. Dana Lincoln.
T. |. Lipsett Jean Paul Muller. Walter
Mcdonnell, J. Charles Mcclure, T. A.
Mckee. F. w Mackenzie. Robert F.
Mentzci. Claude f. Miller. Patrick 7.
Moran. George p. Mullin. f. J. Murphy.
Howard Norton. Louis Gutenberg The
odore Picard, Frederick W. Plugge. John
Poole. u. $. Porter. Daniel w Prentiss,
NJ. D.: Mai. Raymond n. Pullman. A
z. Randle. g. p. Ravenburg, Samuel g.
Redman. Ward Savage. T.. G. Schafer
Edward s Schmid. Fred A. Schultz. Fred
Maurice J. Sheehan. a. Leftwich Sim
clair. John F. Slaven. Odell s Smith. 7.
Arthur Smith, W. F. Smith. S. J. Stein
berger. Fl. G. &. Stiles. J. NJ. Stoddard.
w. Mex. Stoweli. NJ. StrashurSer, A. J.
Sullivan. Joseph d. Sullivan. Walter j.
Tharp. l.. NJ Thayer, T. S. Tincher. Lem
Towers. jr.. George s. Wainwright,
George F.. Walker. w. w. Wallis. John
l.. Weaver. A. Wade Wells. A. A.
n Wilson
George Y. WorthinSton. George Wright
and +. c. Steward.
The music committee on G. A. r. ar
rangements. of which +. II. Droop is
chairman held meeting Thursday,
when 1t was decided to attempt TO enlist
the services OF Sunday school children
for songs and tableaux. Efforts are be-
ing made to secure film and stereopti-
con pictures to illustrate the old war
songs as a special feature for the vete-
rams.
In answer to Advertisements for rooms.
many boa riding and lodging house keep
ers are calling at headquarters. 1902 F
street. to list accommodations. The de-
mands during the G. A. r. encampment
far exceeded the number listed thus far
and the proprietors are urged to call as
early as possible.
W. r. Van Wickle. chairman of the
committee on historic sites, asks that
any citizen who is aware of any point
of historical interest not marked. will
communicate with him by letter at once
in order that a fun and complete cata-
logs may be compiled. He has named
the following subcommittee:
EXecutive-w. V. Cox, chairman; DR..
Marcus njamin. Dr. James D. Morgan.
Frederick D. owen. John Clagett Proctor
and Henry W. Sampson.
To examine and pass on points of his
toric interest-Dr. Marcus Benjamin.
chairman; W. ". Bishop. c. c. Ma
Eruder. jr.. Allen c. Clark. Selden NJ. Ely.
Gilbert II. Grosvenor. DIR. F. A Hill. DIR.
GaiIlard Hunt. Joseph !. Keefer. H. S.
McAllister. John McElroy. Hugh Morri-
son. DR.. j. d. Morgan. DIR. s. y. d. Moth,
A. X. Paris. A. f. Riddle. A. B. Spang
Ter. Washington Topham and Capt II.
Van Deusin.
On character, design and material of
marking-Frcderick d. Owne. chairman;
Sidney I. Besselievre. Frederick c. Bryan.
Harry o. Hall. Henry D. Hendley. John
A. Lane. Edward B. Moore Frank r.
wheater. Philip Walker. DR.. W. n. Writ,
and John Edward Finwick.
To locate and mark sites selected
Henry W. Sampson. chairman; j. Carter
Burns. Theo. s. Cox. Fred l.. Fishback,
William Reiss. DIR. Newton A. Stout.
William B. Turpin. Jefferson S. Combs.