Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-30

Cameron Baer, william Mailey, B. w.
Demming, George P. Drake, Chas. z.
Neck, c. A. Miller, A. w. Moul, r. w.
Dowdell, d. L. M. Raker, II. c..
Motherwell, c. NJ. Sigler, Wallace G..
Starry d. J. Reece, Chas. f. Spicer,
Jonas M. Rudy, Andrew S. Patterson,
w. Rufus McCord, Ross A. Hickok,
William X. Meyers, e. II. Schell, Rob-
ert w. Hoy, Chas. w. Burtnett, w. A.
Boil, Chas. ]. Wood. John w. Musser,
Howard c. Fry, Geo. e. Whitney, p. G.
Diener w. NJ. Robson, c. Harvey
Wolf. Herman Tausig, Chas. e. Pass,
w. Paul Starkey, E. u. Gross, II. M.
Bird, c. e. Covert, John Fox Weiss,
Fl. A. Segelbaum, w S. Snyder, Frank
j. Roth, V. Grant Forrer, ]. p. Nc
Cullough, Joseph b. Weaver, Chas. w.
Thomas, D. d. Hammelbaugh, c. NJ.
kaltwasser, E. Clark Cowden, E. Fred
Rowe, f. J. Decevee, P. b. Edelen,
r. II. Lyon, ]. r. Hoffert, A. l.. Hail.
Brook Trout, ]. II. Nixon, c. j..
Stevens, Paul A. Kunkel, II. E. Lind
ley, Jos. p. Yungel. f. e. Ridenour,
Bernard Schmidt, VIM. B. McCaleb,
Frank b. Kann and w. Grant Rauch.
First Division
Form in North Front street, right
resting in Market street, at o'clock.
This division will be escorted by the
Commonwealth Band.
Marshal-William A. Boil.
Aids-Gus NJ. Steinmetz, the Rev.
Thomas b. Johnson, Howard G. Dib-
BILE. Charles B. Eager, Jr., Charles
Burtnett, Aug. H, Kreidler, Daniel t.
Fackler, Cameron l.. Baer, Frank c.
Sites and John p. Scott.
Company I, National Guard.
Company d, National Guard.
Pupils of Central High School,
Technical High School, Harris, Foose,
Paxtang, Stevens. Eager, willard,
Boas, Verbeke, Penn. Downey, Wick
ersham, Susquehanna and Lochiel
school buildings, the Harrisburg
Cathedral School. st. Lawrence and
st. Mary's Parochial schools. st.
Francis school and Sacred Heart
school, Hassett club.
Messiah Home and Children's In
dustrial Home.
Second Division
Form at Thirteenth and Derry
streets at $50 and will be escorted to
position in North Front street by the
Municipal band.
Marshal-John F. Kob.
Aids-J. c. Shumberger. w. C.
Heiges. the Rev. VIM. n. Yates, Chas.
S. Fohl, George w. Kennedy, ]. F.
Ferguson, Fl. o. Burtnett. VIM. K.
Meyers, Ross o. Hickok, NJ. Harvey
Taylor, P. L. Hooker, John A. Hoke,
Henry A. Garman, D. D. Hammel-
baugh, Austin N. Miller and S. p.
Stambaugh.
Children from the Lincoln, Wood
ward, Allison, Vernon, Forney, Mel
rose and Webster school buildings.
Third Division
Form at Sixth and Reilly streets al
$50 o'clock and will be escorted to
, position in North Front street by the
West End Band.
Marshal-John ]. Brehm.
Aids-George A. Bogar, r. NJ. Fl
Wharton. Robert Hoy, Edward Noes
lein, George S. Machen, w. II. Mar
shall, NJ. H. Layton, G. Herman
Goetz, Millard F. Saul, Adam D.
Houtz, Frank C. Foose, Harry M
Bretz, George A. Werner, ]. E. Har-
! lacher.
Children from the Camp Curtin
Maclay, Cameron, Hamilton, Reilly
and Calder school buildings.
All other patriotic organizations de-
string to parade will fall in rear oi
this division.
Route of Parade
Form in North Front street, right
resting in Market. Form Front tc
Market, Market to Second, Second tC
Paxton, Paxton to Front, Front tc
Market and dismiss.
General Orders
The parade will leave Front anC
Market streets at 6:15 o'clock p. m.
The head of the column will hal
| at Second and Washington street,
while the Liberty Bell car is placed al
| Second and Vine streets. side tract
of the Pennsylvania railroad. The
military companies will leave the line
and act as guard of honor, forminl
near the Liberty Bell car.
The ceremony of decorating the
Liberty Bell with wreath by the chile
selected by the D. A. r. will be per.
formed just Immediately before the
procession passes
The bands are directed to play suit.
able patriotic airs and as great g
variety of them as possible, thus avoid
ing monotony of music.
Marshals of Divisions No. and Z
are urged to calculate the time re.
| quired to march from respective as.
semblying points, in order to reach
their assigned position in parade for.
nation in plenty of time.
All patriotic organizations will form
at Front and South streets and bC
ready to take their positions in line
at the rear of third division.
Persons not members of any of the
aforementioned organizations desirini
to view the Liberty Bell will fall IT
line in rear of patriotic societies al
parade passes.
(slsned) ARTHUR y. BACON,
Chief Marshal