Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-30
RECEPTION TO BELL TO
ECLIPSE ANY OTHER

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Bell.
The historic bell en- route to the
Panama-P Pacific Exposition at San
Francisco will reach Harrisburg at
6.15 y. IN. Monday. on the arrival of
| the special train at Dock street Fire
Chief John c. Kinder will sound two
! taps on the Courthouse bell. This
will be the signal for the paraders,
who will be massed in Market Square,
to march to Second and Vine streets,
where the car with the Liberty Bell
will be sidetracked for one hour. Local
military companies will act as a guard
of honor.
Children to Circle Relic
While the bell is being decorated un-
der the direction of the ID. A. h. school
children will march around the relic.
There will be three bands in line.
Appropriate music will be played while
the reception ceremonies are on. The
committee will go to Lancaster at $50
o'clock to meet the Liberty Bell and
party and come with the special train
to Harrisburg.
The committee requests all citizens
to display flags or otherwise decorate
their homes and places of business.
All members of committees and aids
are directed to call at the Office of the
secretary of the Harrisburg Chamber
of Commerce, Kunkel building, before
noon Saturday and receive their
badges 1t is necessary to have a
badge in order to be permitted inside
the police lines.
Except the d. A. r. automobile, no
vehicles or mounts will be permitted
b. the police to take part in the
parade. The formation of the parade
and committees are as follows:
The General Committee of the re-
ception to the Liberty Bell is as fol-
lows: Hon. John K. Royal, Mayor; A.
d. Bacon, A. E. Buchanan, w. s.
Essick, Paul Johnston, Samuel Kun
kel, c. l.. Long, l. p. Romberger, G. A
Shreiner, A. c. Stamm, d. E. Tracey,
and Samuel B. Rambo.
Members of the General Committee
will go to Lancaster Monday after
noon, and return on the Liberty Bell
train to Harrisburg.
The Reception Committee includes:
Hon. John K. Royal, Mayor; w. L..
Gorgas, H. f. Bowman, NJ. Harvey
Taylor Henderson Gilbert, o. NJ. Cope
lin, j. c. Kinder, Gus NJ. Steinmetz,
Dean Hoffman, V. H. Berghaus, Well
ington G. Jones, George Goodfellow,
Robert Free, Harry A. Boyer, w. A.
Boil. H. NJ. Bretz, A. S. Houtz, c. S.
Fohl. G. W. Kennedy, NJ. f. Saul, G..
A. Werner, Rev. w. n. Yates, Rev. NJ.
M. Hassett, H. w. Newman, p. c., G..
A. r. Post No. 5s; DR.. w. r. Bishop,
P. c., G. A. r. Post No. 116; James
M. Auter P. c., G. A. r. Post No. $50 :;
George K. Hoy, P. c., Sons of Veter-
ans No. Is; e. H. Gabriel, Commander
Spanish War Veterans: John H. Gore
man, P. c., Veterans of Foreign Wars
U. s.; Miss Cora Lee Snyder, Regent
d. A. R.; Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones,
Regent Daughters of 1912.
Members of the Reception Commit
tee will assemble at Second and Vine
streets, and be in position to receive
the Liberty Bell on it's arrival
Parade Formation
The parade formation is to be as
follows:
Platoon of city patrolmen.
tAutomobile, officers of the D. A. r.
and Master John Bevan Pearson, who
will lay d. A. r. wreath on Liberty
BeI.)
Arthur D. Bacon, chief marshal;
Harry A. Boyer, chief of staff.
Aids
The aids are: George A. Boyer, ].
G. Shumberger, A. H. Kreidler, r. M.
H. Wharton, Gus M. Steinmetz, the
Rev. Thos. B. Johnson, w. B. Bennett,
G. w. Boil, ]. Harry Messersmith,
Clark E. Diehl. Geo. T. Eldridge, II.
w. Miller, E. j. Lewis, A. II. Holman,
w. Ross Seaman, Geo. w. Mumma, A.
II. Bailey, Henry w. Cough, F. ]. Ait
house. b. F. Blough, J. William Bow
man, E. j. Kreidler, Henry M. Stine,
Joseph Claster, II. c. Hoffman, J. G..
Hatz, Augustus Wildman, Francis H.
Hoy, Jr., John C. Orr, L. E. Bass,