libIrisEEDAd-ter s.De-iag-'OUS.5ck-vin-tlealessen-ieraorc-eralae*.loreing-Cootpuader Costello Tells of Plans*Atlantic City Encampment*Col. Jamee B. PetUt Camp, No. United Sponfth War Veterans, at lt;5. H. Hall Tuesday night received an lt;da) vlait from Department Corooin Jere A. Costello and staff, and last ni an official visit was paid to Richard Harden Camp, No. when arrangeme for the national encampment at Atlai City, September to, were discussed* ' commander urged that 'July 17 be m “Santiago day/' H, B. Coulter i others also spoke. A letter was r from Rear Admiral C. D. Sigsbee pressing regret at being unable to present.The members ot the staff a c com pa Ink Comandar Costello were Senior \ Commander J. Llgon King, Junior, \ Commander H. C. Wilson, Departm Adjutant S. M. Bankert, Department ®per?tor John E. Cassidy, Assistant Ad tant Capt. Richard J. Donnelly, Quart master H. C. Porter, Assistant Quart master H. B. Coulter. Department Ch lain William A. Dowling, Mustering C cer Lyman J. Laughton, Marshal bert E. Smith, Chairman James E. Mi nard ot the press committee, Aide-Camp Alexander C. McKelvey and D. Leahy, and Department Historian Jc J. Murphy.HEAR GARDEN LAWN LECTTTC