The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-30
More Than $4,000 Visitors
Expected TO Honor Mem
DRY of Won SteHben-
ALL CITIES OF EAST
TO BE REPRESENTED
Final Arrangements Will Be Con
sidered at Meeting
Tonight.

That the unwilling of the statue Of
Major General Won Steuben on Deem
Der : viii be Witnessed by one Of the
largest outside delegations that ever
came TO Washington for an event of
that nature was ASSURED today in a
statement issued by Capt. Charles T.
Schwegler, Of the executive committee
on parade 70 the effect that from I5,000
to 5000 persons are expected to attend
from other cities
The visitors viii come from New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Richmond
principally, but practically every city
OF any size in the East viii be repre-
ssnted- A number Of the delegations
VIII arrive as early as Tuesday. the day
preceding the unwilling exercises.
According 70 Captain SchwegIer, New
York VIII have the heaviest representa-
ton. The German LiederSranz. the
WealthleSt singing society OF Gotham.
viii come rs strong Also. the United
bers, IS expected The latter crganiza-
ton with its own band win arrive on
a special train Tuesday.
Other Delegations.
From Brooklyn the PIatt Dutscher
Volksfest Vereen. represented by from
15e 10 30 members. is expected 10 send
8 special train, while special trains from
Richmond. Va. and Pittsburg. Pa. viii
bring representatives Of German soCie-
ties ia those cities
Tt Is announced that Pfttsb5irg viii
send sixty representative, while the
delegation from Troy. y Y, also is ex-
pected TO be large
Final arrangements for the parade
and the banquet to be held at the
Willard Hotel Wednesday evening
zr-4TT ha "a az q ia 70 no
held toni ght by the executive com
mittee OF the various German sOCie-
ties IN this city which has the event
in charge The meeting VIII be pre-
sided over by the president Of the
committee. Dr. Kurt F'oelkuer-
Following tonight's meeting. Cap
tain SchwegleT, United states NOluE-
1eeTs- commanding the second d.
vision, which is to be composed Of
the various German organizations
represented in the parade, VIII to-
morrow make public orders for the
formation organization and direction
OF march Of the second division
Personnel Of Escort.
The executive committee today an
nounced the selection Of the following
persons Of German nativity and
descent to act as an escort to the sec
ond division during the parade
c. Burgdorf, 2 SychrowsISy- A Won
Ii IIltu-, - " lsAtAe%1 CT " V5oA ~ eA.-Ai t
H F z Dismer. Frank WieEardt. J
Juergensen. William Xander, A Daetz.
Erich DfIZer. J MeininEer. Gus Brill,
J. Q. Auth. Karl Brodt, A. Wirz,
Charles Kramer, A Brink Karl Kan
der, A II PluEEe. Anton LeTsh. VIII
liam Beurhert- p. Brandstedt, Dr.. @
Baier. @ q. ROzier, A Roberts VII
lam Stohlman. A LiSneT, H Lech-
ner- F LaUX, F Hermann F BendeR
Charles Garry. Q. HeTzOE, A r. KAN
raerer. Harry Hahn. A c. Knessi. VII
liam znEel, J. FischbaCh. - g Deb
mer- F c BehTend. Ed Helmuth A.
G. Hermann, D. r KEEPS, F. K
Kramer. L H Landwehr. Charles
A Schmidt. G. F. Schneider.
II II Schneider, J r Schneider. and
J. G SchIOsser-
Captain SChweEler viii have as his
chief Of staff Lieut. ! H Littendorff,
late of the United States navy and
Adjt- Gen Julius a AlbTeCht-