The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-15
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PENNSYLVANIA LAUNCHED.
Governor Gives Out List Of Guests VINO
Win Start Tonight for Newport
News With the Legislature Commit
tees-Tra1n Leaves ut 11.3O p. M.

Announcement Of the personal guests
who will accompany Governor Brum-
baugh to the launching Of the battle
ship " Pennsyivania - at Newport News
tomorrow, was made last night, when
it was found that there will be, outside
of the Legislative Committee, fifty nine
Pennsylvanians in the party. These,
added to the twenty-five members of
the Legislature and the members of the
Governor Cabinet, will make the par.
ty number almost ninety.
The list of those who will accompany
the Governor includes former state Of
ficials, present Congressman, former
Legislators, educators, members of the
Supreme Court, railroad men, one Unit
ed States Senator, business men, state
officials, politicians and members of the
military staff of former Governor Tener.
The complete list is as follows:
George e. Alter, Pittsburgh; Cheva-
lier G. C. A. Baldi. Philadelphia; F.
P. Black, Meyersdale; W. Atlee Bur-
pee, Philadelphia; Thomas S. Crago,
Waynesburg; George NJ. Davies, Lans-
ford; Arthur G. Dewalt, Allentown;
John Dick, Meadville; G. P. Darrow,
Philadelphia; John P. Elkin, Indiana;
I. Larry Eyre, Philadelphia; John R.
Farr, Scranton Spencer i, c. Gilbert,
Harrisburg; Wilbur P. Graf, Blairs-
vile; Calvin Greene, Lewistown; w.
W. Griest, Lancaster; Colonel Horace
L. Haldeman, Philadelphia; J. Linn
Harris, Bellefonte; Bayard Henry,
Philadelphia; James E. Hindman, vii,
kinsburg; W. J. Holland, Pittsburgh; !;
r. F. Hopwood, Uniontown; Colonel
j. Warner Hutchins, Philadelphia; A.
l.. Keister, Scottdale; w. Freeland
Kendrick, Philadelphia; NJ c. Ken.
nedy, Chambersburg; Edgar R. Kiess,
Williamsport; James B. Krause, Viii.
Transport; A. S. Kreider, Annville; j.
Banks Kurtz, Altoona; L. J. Lafferty,
Philadelphia; J. w. Leech, Ebensburg;
Harry s. McDevitt, Philadelphia; Louis
T. McFadden, Canton; Otto T. NAL
lery, Philadelphia; 8. L. Leslie Mes
trezat, Uniontown; Colonel Thomas F..
Murphy, Philadelphia; W. A. Magee,
Pittsburgh; 8. Taylor North, Punxsu.
tawney; Senator George I. Oliver,
Pittsburgh J. J. Oller, Waynesboro; j.
Dohhy " Ncii, L ittSUulSHj LII. OeOTSe
NJ. Phillips, West Chester; G. Chal.
Port, Huntingdon; Auditor General A.
w. Powell, Glassport; Colonel Fred Tay-
lor Pusey, Philadelphia; Colonel L. V.
Rausch, Harrisburg; s. S. Reighard, Al.
toona; Colonel w. Fred Reynolds, Belle
fonte; Charles H. Rowland, Philips.
burg; William Kerper Stevens, Read.
ing; William H. Stevenson, Pittsburgh; !;
General Thomas j. Stewart, Harris.
burg; Ira w. Stratton, Reading; FreAl-
erick f. Strawbridge, Philadelphia; Col
onel Harry C. Trexler, Allentown; AL,
bert E. Turner, Philadelphia; William
5. Ware, Philadelphia; Colonel H. S.
Williams, Phoenixville.
The party will leave Harrisburg to-
night at 11.S0 O'Clock ON special
train on the Pennsylvania railroad to
be known as "The Dedication Spe.
cial, - and will go to Newport News by
way of Washington and Richmond, ar
irving tomorrow morning. After wit.
Messing the launching the return will
be made by way of Old Point Comfort,
the party arriving here Wednesday
morning.