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for amusements on the night Of
March 4 for those unable to attend
the inaugural ball. The customary
fireworks were suggested and
Howard S. Reeside, chairman of the
committee on illumination. sug-
gested fireless fireworks by the use
Of electricity. He introduced W.
Darcy Ryan, of the General Elec-
trio Company, who said that the
committee intends to amplify on the
lighting plan used at the Panama
American Exposition at San Fran
cisco, and explained some of the ef-
teCts that can be obtained by the
use of lights and water.
To Change Meeting Hour.
On motion, at was decided to
change the meeting hour OF the
general committee on Tuesdays to
II o'clock in the forenoon.
T. Lincoln Townsend, chairman of
the committee on civic organiza-
tions, announced yesterday that
Troop c. the crack Cincinnati cav
airy company. had asked for a place
in the inaugural parade and that a
request for a place in the civic line
has been requested by the Blaine
Club of Cincinnati, a famous march
ing organization.
Townsend said he had appointed
an adisory board to act with his
committee, consisting Of Col NJ. NJ
Parker, H. B. f. Macfarland, Col.
Robert N. Harper, Edward l.. Stock
L
NJ. D. Rosenberg. w. H. klopfer and
Charles +. Crane.
Chairman Mclean entertained the
committee OF chairmen at a get
together" luncheon at the Willard
yesterday at which plans in general
were discussed. The committee eX-
poets to have building for general
headquarters for all committees
within a few days.
In announcing further Contribu-
tions to the guarantee fund, Chair
man Allies, of the finance committee
made public the following list OF
contributors:
List II Contributors.
Trent Process Corporation, $1,000
Walter Allen, $40; H. RoZier Dulany
$500; Emmons S. Smith, $3.50; DR.
Abrac Simon, 500; B. f. SAIL, 81.
| 900; Harris and Shafer Company
5000; c. NJ. Hendley, 800; The Bar
tholdi, 800; Brooks, Stokes and
Company through H. K. Douglas
Peachy, $1,000; Mrs. Warren Delan
Robbins, 500; Harry Norment. 81
| 900; Judge William H. DeLacy. $25
David A. Baer, 800; w. +. Andrews
500; George Goldberg. $50; Alexan,
/ n. MI Ja1
left, Inc, $1,000: Gustav Bucholz
500; Ralph P. Barnard, 800; Ma
tional Electrical Supply Company
$1,000.
Leon Tobriner. $500; Byron S
ter A. Brown, $3.50; Hon. Willard
Salisbury, $500; The Hecht Co.,
$500; Richard W. Hynson, 800 John
B. Dahlgreen. 800; c. S. Bundy
$3.50; D. F. Collins, $40; House and
Herman, $500 Browning and
Baines, Inc. 500; A. G. Bishop, $25;
E. L. Stock. $500; Mrs. Thomas
Laughlin, 800; John Boyle, $25;
Col. Robert n. Harper, $1,000; T. L.
Townsend. 800; VIM. McNeir, 800;
David Jayne Hill. 500; Mathers-
Lamm Paper Co, 500; Castelberg's,
800; Frazee Potomac Laundry Co,
5000; w. A. H. Church, 800; The
Dodek Clothing and Furniture Co.,
$50.
ErIebacher's, $50; c. Clarence
Dodge, 500: Dulin & Martin. $500;
George B. Bryan, 500; c. B. Asher
$3.50: r. P. Andrews Paper Com
Dany, $500; Marcus Notes, $3.50;
Mrs. Frances B. Collier, 800; Har-
riman & Company, through G.
Bowie Chapman, $1,000; John Lynch
jr., 500; Edmund K. Fox, 5000; ],
Thilman Hendrick, $1,000; L. R.
Tuttle, $3.50; Harris. Forbes & Com
pany, through Robert Stead. jr.,
$1,000; John c. Let's, $1,000; DR..
Louis MackaIl $500; William
Knowles Cooper, 500; Thomas R,
Marshall, 5000: Washington Times
Company, $2,5O0: General Motors
Truck Company, $50: Charles E
Tribby, $1,000; Charles Henry But
Ter, $50; Joseph H. Crawford, $3.50;
McKenney & Flannery, $1,000.
Potomac Electric Appliance Com
pany $3.50: R. A. Dore, 500; Mrs.
Frank J. Hogan, 500: Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. s25; NJ. Philipsborn
Company, Inc. $500; Hugo Worch,
$500; Foster and Reynolds Company,
$500; DR.. c. NJ. Chapman, $25; B.
Rich's sons, $500; Irving o. Ball,
800; L. Lo Combs, 500; William s.
Minnix. 800; Appleton P. Clark, jr,
$500; E. c. Brandenburg, $3.50; Boss
and Phelps, 500; Charles P. NeilI,
800; S. NJ. Selinger. $40; American
- Company through S. A. KIM