The Washington herald., 1910-12-07
5000 PARADERS
TO BRAVE STORM
Snow viii Not Balk Statue
dwelling Programme.
ORDERS ISSUED TO MARCHERs
Exercises at Won Steuben Memorial
VIII Not BE HsmPered by Weather
Conditions German Societies As
SembIe 10 Participate I'm Monster
Parade in Honor OF COuntryman.

Reports at headquarters OF the grand
marshal commanding the second division
of German American societies of the Won
Steuben statue unwilling ceremonies, tndi-
Gated last night that there will be ap-
proximately 5000 men in line OF parade
this. afternoon.
Capt schwegler. grand marshal OF the
second division. said last night that the
enthusiasm. particularly among out-of-
town guests, is so great that they insist
on a parade no matter what the weather.
The following orders and directions for
the second division were issued last night:
Second diyisiou-Grand marshal Capt. Charles r.
Schsegler. Staf-Chief Of staff Lieut. J. II. Nit
terdon. late United Stats navy adiutant general,
Julius AlbreCht Washington ID. q. assistant adJn-
iants general First Lieut. Sherman Miles Third
Field ARTILLERY: Fred. W. IAchti. kclte's Post. No.
= q, 4. r., New YORK. and Col. August +. Kun
zig Second Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard.
Mounted escort for the above division composed u
the officers and delegates Of above societies and OF
citizens Of Washington. ID. C. Stationed in Lou
isiaHa avenue. corner II and sixth streeta
firsi suhdiFision-MaFShal CAPT Wilhelm Bsrg.
Philadelphia, Pa, and stan; band detachment
With flags and banners Of the subdivision: veterans
of the Stsuben regiment Seventh New York Vol
tional Association Of German Veterans and warrior
soasties Of Nerth America. Stationed IN ID street.
faeans east head AZ oosner of Sixth street.
second subdiEision-M Marshal Richard Pluym and
stan. band; detachment with banners and flags OF
the subdivision; the Northwestern Singers ASsociA-
tiOn.
The ASSOCIATION viii proceed directly from their
headquarters. G4 street n0rthwest Saengrbund
Hall. at Or about l O'Clock 10 the statute, and
participate IN the ceremonies Upon the conclusion
thereof they will march 20 n street thence 30
Madison nlaee corner Pennsylvana avenue and
CONNECT With the first subdivision during the march.
Third subdivision Marshal. Ernez Juergensen. and
stan; hand detachment with flags and banners OF
the subdivision: Associated Turner Societies Of the
States Of New YORK Pennsylvania Ne jersey,
Delaware Maryland. Virginia and the District Of
Columbia Stationed in ID street, facing east, head
At corner Eighth street
Fourth subdivision Marshal A. Won n Rosene,k
Richmond, and staff hand detachment with ban
ners and hass Of the subdivision; the Virginia and
West Virginia State associations Of German Amer.
can societies Stationed in Tenth street, facing
Pennsylvania avenue
Fifth snbdiVisi0n- Marshal, Louis schmidt. Phila-
dephia. and stan; hand; detachment with flags and
banners Of the subdivision; United German-Au eri-
osn societies u Pennsylvania. Stationed in Eighth
street, facing south. head at ID street
Sixth subdivision Marshal. Fred. BessIeF Balti-
mnre. and staff; band the independent German
American societies q Mayla Stationed in Sixth
street, facing south. head al c0Tncr Of u street
Seventh subdiVia0n-Marshal. Frank Curit- Ho-
boken. \. J., and stat band; banners: the Piatt
dutscahe Nolkdet Nefeen; band; banners ard flags;
The allied German American societies q New YORK
New Jerey, Connecticut, Delaware. and other
States. Stationed Ia Fifth sree,, corner Louisiana
avenue
Eighth suhdfyisor-AisrShal. Robert @. Kanma-pr
New YORK, and staff; hand flags and banner q
the society; Che German LiederkTanz Of New York.
Stationed IN Louisiana avenue. between Firth ard
Sixth street,
Ninth subdivision Marshal. Charles Gerner. ana
Sati mounted escort IN ctmmand a Frank VIE.
gaDo, band Butchers BeneFolent Association, No
], OF v asiI5ugtou. Commanded b CHRIS Rammlfng
flags and banneB Of the subdivision; the German
American allied societies q the District u Colum-
bia. Stationed In Pennsylvania avenue making
front 10 The north, head az the Para near Ninth
street
Orders for Vehicles.
To facilitate the handling OF vehicles
it is requested that guests arriving in
carriages and automobiles observe the
following:
Vehicles having guests with tickets for
the northwest entrance. the Jackson
place entrance. and the southwest en-
trance, should approach the stands from
the west along II street, turning south
on Jackson place. and after discharging
their passengers continue south on Jack
son place 10 Pennsylvania avenue then
to Seventeenth. and park north OF II
street and west OF Farragut Square.
Vehicles having guests with tickets for
II street entrance and northeast en-
trance should approach the stands from
the north along Connecticut avenue. turn
ing east on II street, and after discharg-
ing their passengers continue east on II
street 10 Sixteenth, and park north OF II
street and east of Farragut Square.
Vehicles will not be allowed 10 remain
on Jackson place, Pennsylvania avenue
or II street.
Carriages viii not be able to return to
the stands until after the parade has
passed. Guests who do not desire to wait
until after the parade can reach their
carriages by crossing II street on foot in
the interval between the completion of
the unwilling ceremonies and the arrival
Of the parade.
In Charge of Seating.
The following committee will assist in
seating the guests: Frederick D. owen.
chairman; John E. Fenwick, secretary:
William L. Browning. Sidney L Bes-
selievre, Myron Jermain Jones, Proctor
l., Dousherty, Lewis p. Clephane, John
H. Ffnney, John G. johnson. Albert ].
Gore. F. w Graham. Albert c. Spang-
Ter, John Doyle Carmody DR.. Frank [.
Biscoe. James Berall, Frank c. SEQ
field, Frederick c. Bryan, Paul j. Pelz,
q. 5. c. Dunbar, II. S. McAlllster, Hen
~ o. Hall, Earl G Marsh. DIR. Edwin A.
Hill, j. c. Dalphin, II. c. Cause. F. G.
Eiker J. Jerome Lightfoot, Caleb c.
Magruder, jr; DR.. Watson William
Ayers, Frederick B. Hyde, DR.. William
d. Writ. John Il Writ George A. Howe,
+. r Gillen. and Henry w. Samson.
Steuben Lodge. No 81, Knights of Py-
thias, Of Baltimore, viii arrive by special
train al Union Station this morning to
take part IN the parade in connection
with the unwilling of the Steuben monu-
ment This lodge will be entertained in
the evening by the local Mount Vernon
Lodge of Pythians in the main audito-
riSt3 of Pythian Temple. Addresses will
be made anG music and dancing will fol-
low.
First Came Here I'm I7z7.
On December !. IN. a roaring salute
fred from the harbor Notifications Of
Portsmouth. n H., welcomed a distin-
suished soldier, Baron Friedrich Wilhelm
Won Steuben. in whose memory a monu-
ment is to be unveiled in washington
tomorrow. His arrival in this country
had been most anxiously awaited by ALI
American patriots. Congress had in
structed Benjamin Franklin, its ambas
sador in France, 10 induce some expert
-nced European officer TO enter the Amer
can army to raise Il to Il higher level of
efficiency.
Good fortune brought Franklin in con-
tact with Baron Won Steuben, who as a |
personal adjutant to Frederick the Great