Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
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RAISE OLD GLORY
WASHINGTON DAY
Many Councils Will Take Part
in Patriotic Exercises at
High School.

Next Wednesday the members of the
local Jr. o. Z. A. M. fraternity. con-
sisting of many councils Of the order,
will participate in a fiag-raising. when
the stars and Stripes. preceded by q
parade and appropriate exercises, will
% flung to the breeze from the Flagstaff
Of the new East Side High School, in
the Ironbound district.
The presentation will be conducted
under the auspices of East End Council,
and all the councils In this city, HsseX
county, and many representing d
and Union counties, will participate In
the event. The members of the Uniform
Rank, Jr. O. .. A. M, will also take
part In the celebration.
The councils, consisting of East End,
William Walter Phelps, Seth Boyden,
Henry Clay, Equal Rights, General
Putnam, Marcus L. Ward, General
Custer, Old Ironsides. Newark. Frater-
nifty, Prospect, George II. Adams, East
ern Star, Anthony Wayne. Peter
Cooper, James T. Boyd and Carrot A.
Hobart, will assemble at Military Park
at Q o'clock H. M. and, preceded by four
bands and five drum corps, will parade
to East Side Park and thence to the
school.
Among the guests will be several Of
the present and past State officials of
the order. AS the event will fall on
Washington's Birthday. the program
will be of an exceptionally patriotic
character.
The Heads of Delegations.
Past Councillor j. e. Miller, of East
End Council. is secretary of the general
arrangement committee. Those who
will head the several council delegations
will be: From william Walter Phelps,
L. Benedict, c.. H. McJury. q. ]. Jeliff,
E. j. Brown. r. j. Craig, @. 8. Thomp-
son. r s. Hill, w. d. Rushing. 8. A.
Ward, D. N. Chappy, E.. Forbes and
L. Bavries; Henry Clay Council. Fred
erick Keppler, John Vile. A. Lindeman,
Herman Vile. Frank Hastings, Otto
Krimke and Richard Baxter; Seth Boy
den Council, Joseph Bevan, Harry &c.
Reed, Charles e. Rhodes, Harry 3.
Clay, Jefferson d. Cheek, Edgar r.
Hauser, George H. Breen, ST., Edward
J. Otley and Charles F.. Wiedegreen;
Anthony Wayne Council, e. 8. Hol-
combe, N. l.. Parmlee. George MacDon-
aid and William N. KILLER; General
Putnam Council, Ferd Coudert, Henry
". Klepp, Benjamin Hosely. F. L. Van
Volkenburg, Frederick letter, jr., Ellis
Redden, jr., William Kuhn, ST.. j. Boett-
ner, Henry Y. Eaton, 8. Abrams, Frank
Blen, Otto Connard, d. Halsey Phil
hover and J. Russell Flick; Peter
Cooper Council, Joseph Helms, John C.
Geiger, Frank c. Harrison, Charles
Haeder, John H. Brittel, William r.
Schneider, P. M. Williams and William
A. Baldwin; Marcus L. Ward Council,
William Wilgus, H. Huelsenbeck, John
A. Morse, Frank Barber, ]. Benedict, D.
Drown, w. Eickenbush, w. Becker, e.
Gilbert. r. Freiburger and C. McDou-
gall; Colonel S. L Buck Council, Albert
Babin, G.. Transue, John Meyers, w. H.
Kuebler, Frederick Oschner, L. Daven-
port, w. w. Stephens and G. Huntley;
George H. Adams Council. Wallace Brad
by. William 8. Clarendon. J. L. Stryker,
c.. L. Voorhees,, H. DeValliere. Robert
Caddock. c. Hoffman. w. A. Meldrum,
C. G.. Porter and James g.. Dolber,
George A. Halsey Council, w. G. 0aunt,
@. Steenbsch, w. F. Taubel, 1. w.
Smith. j.. J. Mitchell, c.. Bishop. B. d.
Conover and ]. F. Bartholomew. and
Carrot A. Hobart Council, William c.
Irvine, Charles r. Num-, jr.. Milton E..
Gutenberg. Harry Curtis, Richard
Hood. John Sipes and F. L.. Shipman. jr.
The members of the Uniform Rank will
also be a feature of the parade. The
flag-raising promises to be the biggest
fraternal and patriotic affair scheduled
for this vicinity on W~ashington's Birth
day. Thousands will flock to the scene
of the celebration.