Evening star., 1917-03-01

sistant superintendent Of public schools
who is directly in charge OF military
affairs. It is probable the food VIII oe
carried to the boys in dreless COOKERS
loaded on wagons:
Visit Is to Be Short.
The cadets from tho West Point Mil
itary Academy and tho midshipmen
from the Annapolis Naval Academy
who have been ordered to take part In
the inaugural ceremonies next Monday
will have little time to spare for visit
ing their friends here on that occasion.
According to the arrangements mace
both delegations will arrive here Mon
day morning and leave the same even,
ing. The West Point cadets will traVel
on Pullman sleepers and the mtdship-
men will make the short trip from ana
to Annapolis on the electric lines. AFTER
they have been reviewed by the Presi-
dent. the West Point cadets will march
on Dupont circle, where they Will be
entertained at luncheon, following
which they will go to Union station
and entrain for West Point. The MD
shipmen will be similarly entertained
at luncheon by Mrs. Edward Il. Nc
Lean at her residence at 18th and l
streets and then will return to Annapolis.
Public Order Meeting.
A full meeting of the public order COM
mittee has been called by Maj. Raymond
room, New Willard Hotel, tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock, at which time the spe-
cal public order committee ribbon badges
and commissions will be distributed to
those who have been commissioned to
Sl@tz ,,fs ,r-sI Nl.r-
sued at this meeting and Maj. Pullman
desires the attendance Of the entire COM
nlittee.
Although assigned a position in the
column which is not favored by its MEM
bers, Kit Carson Post No. 2, G. A. r., will
march In the inaugural parade. This was
decided at a meeting held last night when
attention was called to the fact that the
post is 10 march in the third division, pre-
ceded by state troops and high school
cadets. The veterans believe they should
have been given position nearer TO the
head of the column.
Objection has been raised by the Young
Mems Democratic Club to the position 1t
has been given in the line. The WILSON,
Marshall Democratic Club, a junior Or
ganization. will precede it and q protest
against this arrangement was registered
at q meeting held last night at the Old
Masonic Temple. 1t was decided to
march, however, regardless Of the posi-
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will be accompanied by the boys band OF
st. AIary's Industrial School of Baltimore.
Automobile Checking Points.
Arrangements have been made to take
certain streets designated as checking
points for automobiles on the day of the
parade. They will be guarded by COM
petent watchmen during the absence of
their owners and a fee will be charged
for this service. Each car owner arriv-
ing at a checking station will be issued a
duplicate check for his machine. One
will be attached to the car and the owner
will retain the other and will present it
wnen he calls for his auto.
Checking stations will be located at
the following points:
Eighth street between = and +
streets northwest.
Thirteenth street, E to f, G to I and
H to streets.
Vermont avenue, II to I streets.
Sixteenth street, II to ] streets.
Fifteenth street, Ohio avenue and d
street
B street between 9Th and 11th streets
Arrangements have been made to es-
tablish temporary post office stations IN
the Information booths which have
been established by the inaugural COM
mittee On booths at the Peace Mon
ument, and at the intersections of
Pennsylvania avenue and II street, ith
street and 18th street" and at 18th
street and New York avenue. Stamped
paper supplies, postage stamps, cards,
stamped envelopes and stamped news
paper wrappers will be on sale. The
stations will be open from am. until
8 pm. beginning tomorrow and contin-
uinc as long as needed during the in
augural period. The stations will not
be open Monday, the day of the in
augural parade.