Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-22

Firor: Company c. Capt. Charles w. Syl-
vester and Lieuts. Haskill, Louary and
Plumacher.
Minute Men Company of Washington.
in continental uniform; part of Naval
Battalion, n. G. .. C., Lieut.. John Doyle
Carmody commanding.
Secret Societies.
Second division, secret organizations
Marshal James r. Mansfield; aids, n. l..
Williamson. S. f. Wade, V. ii. Peele,
Hezekiah Henderson. Frank Cole, George
F. Prick, A. ]. Butcher and Thomas Cole.
The division was led by twenty mounted
boys wearing cowboy costumes headed by
Frank Curtin. First appeared IA drum
corps, after which the Red Men from this
city and Washington followed. A num-
Der Of the Red Men were mounted. lille
the others walked. They We're attired In
Indian costumes and had war paint" on.
Their yells and antics along the line OF
march attracted considerable attention.
Following the Red Men were the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics,
nearly 500 strong. carrying red. white and
blue umbrellas and representing councils
Of the order as follows: Alexandria, No.
33, and Belle Haven No. 81, of this city:
Star Spangled Banner, No. s; Andrew
Jackson. No. q; Mount Vernon, No. 10:
AnacOstia, No 49, and Reno, No. as, of
w dSnlNSt Dull nun. NO. Iof. OF MdndS-
sas; Waterford. No. IS. of Loudoun coun-
ty, and delegations from Purcellville,
Round Hill, Hamilton, King George, Fair
fax and Vienna.
Firemen and Apparatus.
Third division. fire Observation-Disclosures
shall, Kenneth w. Odgen: aids. J. William
May. c. Grady. John f. Griffen, John
Leadbeater. George Norris. Smith Will
nr
Warren, Capt. A. 1. Grim. Edward C.
Haynes. Alexandria department: Board
of fire wardens. Courtney Acton. NJ. L..
Risheill, Mark Price. jr., and j. Sidney
Mankia, and eight of the oldest active
Augustus Butts, p. +. German. James
Javins. NJ. r. Norris. G. NJ. Griffen, Fred
Didszoneit, Louis ShumAn, Philip Brau-
shaw. in carriages.
Friendship veterans with three pieces of
apparatus, the old Friendship engine and
reel and plug catcher. The engine was
drawn by four gray horses. while the
reel was drawn by twenty boys wearing
badges on which was a picture of WASH
ington. beneath which was the letters
IF V. A." The reel was drawn by sew
eral members of the company attired in
drab uniforms with hats to match. Dallas
Peyton was the driver in charge of the
engine
De Silva. This piece of apparatus was
maAned by men of the company uniform
ed and was driven by Driver Clapdore.
Capt. r. NJ. Latham, commanding Co
lunbia engine, No. t. and hose wagon;
marshal. Everett Rogers; Noble Smith
engineer; Henry POsey. driver: William
Craven, fireman.: Stephen Taylor. driver
of hose wagon: Henry Phillips. driver of
reel About forty members of the COM
'pany were in line. wearing drab-coored
dress-parade uniforms, with j. Frank
Petit commanding.
Champion engine formerly old Column
bia).-F. L. Entwistle and w. II. Wood,
engineers; Henry Allen, driver.
Reliance. No. 5, hose wagon and hose
reel-Marshal j. Sidney Douglas; w. III
Bontz engineer; Julian Ballenger, driver
Ernest Warder. driver of hose wagon;
George PrettXman. driver of reel About
twenty members of the company were in
line. in blue uniform, with A. ID. Grimes
commanding.
Colonial Beach Va.) fire department
twenty men in line, Capt. Ball command
ing.
Flame Fighters of Washington.
Washington fire department-ChefE En-
gineer William Z. Belt, Fire Marshal
Nicholson, Third Battalion Chief S. r.
Henry and the following dismOunted