Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-02

the demonstration IN order that they
might have an opportunity to take part
in the parade.
Son to Represent F. B. James.
In a letter to the preparedness COM
mfttee fnclosing check for IS to be
applied toward the fund being raised
to defray the necessary expenses in
connection with the parade. Francis B.
James says that business affairs will
pate in the demonstration. but that his
son. Francis Bacon James, IT.. who Is
lieutenant of his military company at
the Staunton Military Academy, will
take his place In the line.
Edward C. Taylor has notified the
committee that the Roland Club, Of
which he is president. plans to have a
parade. The officers of the club are
Edward c. Taylor. president; Paul NJ
Hunt, vice president: John ]. Hughes,
secretary; William Bachschmid, treas
urer. and Harry G. Hunt. sergeant-at-
arms.
Michael Dowd, principal of the Army
and Navy Academy, has announced
that his school will have a big repre-
sentation in the line of march. Mr.
Dowd states that 1t will consist of be-
are studying evolutions for commits
sions in the Army. Navy and Marine
Corps.
Col. John McElroy. prominent in G.
A r circles, has written to the com
mittee stating that he will not be able
to take part in the parade, as he will
be out of the city on the day on which
1t Is to be held Col McElroy is heart
lily In accord with the project, how
ever, and hopes to see a good repre-
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Officers. directors and employees OF the
Merchants Bank of Washington are
planning to take part in the great dem
onstratton- In a letter to the prepared
reIl, cashier Of the bank, states that the
bank will cooperate in any way to
mako the parade a success.
Committees on Orphans and Floats
appointment Of a committee which is
to arrange for the participation of or
phans in the parade has been an
nounced as follows: E. J. Murphy.
chairman: George Narkward. James
Colliiower. Charles G. Rogier. r. P.
Witty. George c. Pumphrey. E. T.
Simpson, James Farrell and Dr. Tracy
Payfair.
The following comittee on floats of
which Isaac Cans is chairman has
pCSH dppoiHLeu IiIiICn AlleS, by
ron S; Adams. Henry s. Adler. z. D.
Blackistone. F. H. Bethel. John w.
Brawner. Chaplin Brown. Louis Brown
low. George v. Buck, Thomas Brahany
Barnard Bridget. ]. E. Battenfeld,
sard & Co.. w. e. Clark & Co., William
u. C1eiand. Cullen & Burke. Appleton
Clark. Arthur G. Copeland. W. P. Carr.
Michael J. Colbert, W. g. Corby. Joseph
II. Crawford, G. s. Daniel Max Dobfn
Allen Dayf8 Ernest n Daniel Eloyd
p Davis. p. A Drury, Decorative Shop.
y. H. Edmonds. Gus Eriebacher, VIII
liam J. Eynon. Edwin H Etz. N Ferri.
william Freese. Rudolph Foster. w. T
Galuher- Herbert Guggenhefm, Frank Gil
len, Julius Garfnkle, Isaac Goldenberg,
Hammer. John d. Hughes, Meyer Han
lefn. George william Harris. A. G. Herr
mann. Christian Heurich. W. B. Hibbs
Joseph Jacobt. A. 3. Jorss. A. N. KEEP
pei s. A. Kimberly. Harry King. J. Leo
Kolb. Milton Kronheim. s. E. Kramer.
F. Kilian, ]. L. Leverton, Julius Lans-
burg. Thomas A. Lee, Joseph Letter, B.
Leonard, Charles Linkfns. Fred J. Mers-
heimer. F. Meyer. Sol Meyer, R. w Won
ahan. John Morris. John R. Morris c. K.
Moran. Fleming Newbold. o. P. Newman.
Theodore W. Noyes. P. J. Nee. Isaac
T TSaaa. =: oI Henry T. offteerdinser.
J: Owens. Raymond W. Pullman. Robert
Howard s. Reside. N. D. Rosenbers..
Allen n Rogers. William Rudolph, Dr..
c. W. Richardson. Joseph strassburger,
Nicholas H. Shea. Ellie sheetz, John
Lewis Smith. George w. Sphere, J. M.
Stein, J. NJ Stoddard. Judge Milton Stras-
burger, n. r. Tan, E L. Thurston. -
Van Dorns, George 8. Wainwright. Ed