Evening star., 1918-01-11
ARE INSTALLED
IN SPANISH WAR CAMPS
C, J. P. Weber Is Master Of Cere-
monies and Richard L. Lamb In
stalls-Patriotic Address.

Pubic installation Of officers OF all
camps In the Department OF the District
Of Columbia Of United Spanish War Vet
iPythian Temple. James E. Maynard. de-
Ipartnent commander. presided. Charles
~. p. Weber acted as master of cere-
monies. while Richard L. Lamb was the
installing officer.
The department officers are James E.
Maynard. commander: George B. Parker.
chief Of staff: James ]. Murphy, adjutant;
Joseph ]. Harvey, Quartermaster: Charles
R. Doran. assistant adjutant; Charles ].
p. Weber. senior vice commander; S.
Bernard Buscher. Junior vice commander;
John A. Gallagher. assistant quartermas-
ter: William p. Davis. inspector: DR.. M.
L Turner. surgeon; E. Byrd Doran,
cnsp.nin; J; F. Wilson. marshal; Jere A.
historian; Richard L. Lamb. installing Of
ncer: Frank Weilock. patriotic instructor;
( Lor1ng e. Wood. color bearer, and Milton
]. Ober. chief musician.
Representative Van Dyke Talks.
Representative Carl c. Van Dyke of
Minnesota made a patriotic address, in
| which he praised President Wilson for
his views on the objects of q permanent
peace. He made a plea for Spanish war
veterans to aid in building up in the Ma
tional Capital the best National Guard in
| the Union. He urged Spanish war vet
Grams to instiil patriotism in the youth OF
aid the administration in carrying out its
aims for the conservation Of food. fuel
| and other supplies. Representative Van
| Dyks Is national patriotic instructor Of
| the U. s. w. v.
The various camps and their officers
/ installed are as follows:
| List Of Camps and Officers.
Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. Com
mander. Richard A. Sweeney; senior
| vice commander. James B. Carver:
Junior vice commander. John Allison
Baxter: officer Of the day. J. Thode; Of
ncer OF the guard, Robert E. Culin:
I trustee. Adolph Graef: adjutant, Milton
I.aaae Mettee; sS auartermaster. onesime
historian. James Wright: surgeon,
Samuel L. Harmon: quartermaster ser
seant. Jesse F. Sprinkel: color SER
ia gean.. EDWARD tI.'. T Davis, and chief mu-
| r. ]. Harden Camp, No 2-Com-
mander, William ]. Sammond; senior
vice commander, Charles +. Runge;
junior vice commander, Terrence N.
Fielder; officer of the day, William G.
| OConnell; officer of the guard, Francis
| c. HUM: trustee, William A. Dowline:
| ad1utant: H. L. Leslie; quartermaster,
L. Tubman; patriotic instructor,
Meininger: historian. William A.
! Obrien, surgeon, Spencer Hough; SER
| geant major. w. o. Ohm: quartermaster
| sergeant, Michael Quirk; color SER
| geant, Charles Amman, and cher mu-
| sician, Fred Haske.
| Col. James s. Petit Camp, No. s.
| Commander. Jeremiah A. Hunt: senior
wee commander. John c. OBrien: ju-.
| nior vice commander, Robert A, Ma
!; ginnis: onlcer Of the day. william n.
Dyer; ofhcer Of the guard, Joseph L.
| May: trustee. Harvey J. Zimmerman.
adJutant. Richard B. Leach; Quarter.
master. charles I. Baker: patriotic in
Lem d. Jones: historian, Samuel al.
Mawson: quartermaster sergeant. Harry
". burns: color sergeant, Andrew F.
Cailan: color sergeant. August Griesel;
cnaeI Ms. musician. M Raymond R. Burrows.
1 nander. Edward Keegtn; senior vice
commander. E. N. Bales: junior. vice
commander. W. C. Ryan; officer Of the
Gay. ", z Davis; officer of the guard,
r. Q. Clifford; trustee. John Farmer.
Col. J. J. Astor Camp, No. 6-Com-
mander. John r. P. Foster; senior vice
commander. Alfred e. Simond; junior
vice commander, Romine Luther; officer
OF the day, William Bluemer: officer Of
the guard, Stanislau Zelaney; trustee,
James A. Blafsdel1: adjutant, Harvey
M Knight: quartermaster. Frank Wei
! loch; chaplain. William H. Oakman:
historian, John S. NJ. Zimmerman: SER
geant major, Ernest Knowles; quarter
master sergeant, Edward A. Roberts:
color sergeant. John Prizes; chief mu-
sicfan. John Drfscou.
| Admiral George Dewey Camp. No.
George e. Parker;
senior vice commander, George c. NC
kee: Junior vice commander, W. II,
lShreve; officer Of the day, A. ]. Kimmel:
omcer Of the guard. Patrick Gilhooley:
Joseph W. Hartman: patriotic in
istructor, Ivar Goldsborough; chaplain.
Eugene Dolman: historian, Charles r.
fDoEan; sergeant major, r. G. Donnelly;
tQuartermaster sergeant, Charles Pur-
lcel1: color sergeant. r. L. Richardson;
/ color sergeant. Joseph B. Mudd, and
fchief musician. Harry G. Barkley.
/ NJ. Emmet Urell. Camp No. Com
mander, r. C. Baughman; senior vice
commander, R. c. Gailbraith; Junior
ivice commander. C. E. Currier; officer
of the day, James Freeland: officer of
the guard. Leo ]. Brown: trustee, H. F.
Patterson: adjutant, e. S. Quinn; quar-
ltermaster. r. E. Wallace; chaplain, E. ].
Barjarow; historian. r. Hook. jr.; sur
Igeon. M L Turner; quDrtermaster ser
lgeant. d. II. Wadlington and color
sergeant, q. II. Eshelmen.