The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-16
C. 0. P. ELEPHANT
FOR THE PARADE


ulary at the inaugural. They are now
stationed in Greensburg, Wyoming,
Pottsville and Butler, and will number
1873 men with four captains and four
lieutenants. The police will arrive in
Harrisburg on the morning of the 18th,
: Tuesday, on special trains, and will
leave at midnight. While here they
will have quarters in the Slough taber-
nacle at State and Cowden streets, and
all arrangements have been made for
the care of the men and horses.
The State Police, besides keeping in
order the gathering crowds, will take
part in the procession, and at night
will have charge of the police arrange
ments at the capitol during the guber-
material reception. Different arrange
ments will be made from those of last
Inauguration when automobiles dashed
through the crowd at the capitol and
people were thrown down and trampled
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Roped-off Aisle for Visitors
This year the public will be admitted
to the capitol through the main en-
trance, and will pass down a roped- off
aisle to the right to the lower door of
the House caucus room, where the re-
u.
the reception party the public will pass
out of an upper door into the hall and
thence to the rotunda. All automobiles
will enter the State street gate and pass
up the hill to the entrance to the south
wing where passengers will get out, the
autos going through the passage way
between the capitol and library.
There will be no persons admitted at
lower entrance except those who arrive
in vehicles, and this will prevent a
crush at the south door, where police
will be stationed. Inside of the build
ing the police will keep the crowd in
line and direct them where to go to
meet the reception party and to direct
them out of the room into the corridor.
Congressman w. S. Ware, of Phila-
delphia, to-day sent in the names of his
staff, all Philadelphians, as follows:
Thomas B. Smith, James Robinson
James n. Hazlett, George B. Clay, f. II.
Starting, Abraham Weir, Albert H.
Ladner, Jr., Morris l. Peterson, Charles
W .Buehler and William w. Wright.
Route of the Parade
The route of the procession will be
as follows: Form at Front and Market,
out Market to Fourth, to Walnut, to
Third, up Third past the reviewing
stand at Third and State, continuing on
up Third to Hamilton, to Second, to
Market Square and dismiss.
After the inaugural address, the Gov
ernor with escort, the, Governors
Troop, in command of Captain Jack,
will ride over the route, preceding the
parade. The Governor will then return
to the erandstand and review the pa
rade at its beginning
Formation of the Parade
The formation of the parade is an
nounced as follows:
First Division--Mounted State DO
llce, Major John C. Groome; Mount
Union band, General Edw. Dew. Nor
rell, chief marshal; Dr. Henry NJ. Slime.
chief of staff; aides to the CHIEF mar
shal, military organization, provisional
regiment, in command of Colonel JOS
eph B. Hutchison; battalion State Col
lege cadets.
Second Division-William S. Ware.
marshal; chief of staff and aids, band,
Philadelphia Republican club, David
Lane commanding, 700 men; band,
Chester county delegation, T. Larry
Eyre, 100 men, Markelsburg band,
Hunting clubs, Samuel Spyker, Hunt
ingdon; Ringgold band, Northeastern
Republican League, Reading, d. S.
Becker, 65 men; band, Lackawanna
county clubs, j. R. Schlager, $50 men;
Steelton band, Harrisburg Republican
Club, E. NJ Householder, 100 men;
Municipal band, West End Republican
Club, Harry r. Douglas, Comm, 200
men; italian band, Independent Social
Club, Jos. j. Pariolo, 60 men; Hassett
Club, Steelton Silver Cornet band, I'M
ion Republican Club, Steelton, Peter
Blackwell, Is men; band, South Phila-
delphia Republican Club, L. S. Ware.
Comm, 3 90 men,
Third Division-Baud, NJ. Harvey
Taylor, marshal, and staff, band, Vigi- |
liant Fire Company, York; York band.
Friendship, No. |, Harrisburg, Daniel
Kiester; band, HOPE, No. 2, A. II. !
Kreidler, band, Citizen, No. 8, Charles
P. Neck; band, Washington, No. A.
George Kennedy; band, Mt. Vernon
Hook and Ladder Company, w. Tunis;
band, Paxton, No. 6, Adam Rahobach;
band, Good Will, No. Z, John Williams;
band, Mount Pleasant, No. s, George !
band. Susquehanna, No. g. |
George G. Young; band, Reilly, No. 10,
Charles Stroh; band, Shamrock, No. II.
Harry Dyblie; band, Allison, No. 12,
f. Eisley; band, Camp Curtin, No. 13,
0. F. Ferree; band, Royal, No. IA.
John Hauck.
Aids to Chief Marshal
The following special aids to Chief
Marshal Morrell are announced:
NJ. f. Stroup, Moses Cooper George
Sullivan, William I. Laubenstein,
Charles Fry, Isaiah Reese, Jr., G.. S.
5aut, C. H. Sauers, George Van Kirk,
W. S. Seibert, Percy Moore, William H.
Buckley, Harry Long, r. Jones Reif,
Dr.. John Culp, John w. Reilly, DIR. Will
lam Hughes, Jacob Eckinger, William
McCreath, William Bergner, George
Drake, E. C. Buchanan, P. R. Flurie,
!. C. Sbumberger, H. S. Houck.
The following, all from Harrisburg
'r vicinity, are announced as aids on
he staff Of Congressman Ware, marshal
If the civic division:
John A. Affleck, Harry Fl. Bowman,
Arthur Bailey, William A. Boil, H. NJ.
3ingaman, Harry A. Boyer, Charles s.
Boil, Arthur d. Bacon, J. William
3ayles, J. William Bowman, Cameron
3aer, Edward Bailey, Howard w. Ba-
,er, William M. Bates, Thornton A.
Bell, William II. Bennethum, Jr., Har-
y j. Berrier, John Black, B. F. Blough,
David G. Bowman, John T. Brady, Da-
id A. Buehler, William E. Bogar, DR..
ieorge i. Brown, DR.. Blocker, Harry
;. Bowman, George V. Bolton, Harry
}. Baum, John f. Barr, Thomas J. Bell
William M. Caldwell, Melvin b. Cum