Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-16
PARADE ORDERS ARE
READY FOR INAUGURAL
CONTINUED from First Page.1

Buchanan, p. r. Flurie. J. c. Shum-
berger and H. S. Houck.
Then will come the parade in this
order:
The first division will be made up
of military organizations. The forma-
tion of the provisional regiment as an
nounced by Colonel Hutchison is as fol-
lows: Lieutenant-Colonef Maurice Il.
Finney. Captain and Adjutant Harry
III. Baker. Captain and Quartermaster
Edward II. Schell, Harrisburg; Cap
tain and Commissary E. M. B. Shepp,
Tamaqua; Captain and Inspector OF
Small Arms Practice o. NJ. Copelin,
Harrisburg; Captain and Chaplain
Harry Nelson Bassler. Harrisburg; Ma
jor ]. NJ. Peters. surgeon, Harrisburg;
Captain j. c. Biddle. assistant surgeon.
Fountain Springs; First Lieutenant
and Assistant Surgeon s. II. Heller,
Fourth Infantry, Lancaster; noncom-
missioned staff and the Eighth Regi-
ment Band. Carlisle.
First Battalion-Major Edward c.
Shannon, Fourth Infantry; First Lieu
tenant and Battalion Adjutant c. n.
Berntheizel. Fourth Infantry; Second
Lieutenant and Battalion Quartermas-
ter and Commissary G. G. Allison,
Fourth Infantry; Company X. Fourth
Infantry, commanded by Captain Q. O.
Reitzel, Lancaster; Company A, Eighth
lnldHliy, coHlHlapueu Dy CapIaln W.
III. BaublitZ, York; Company l, Eighth
Infantry. commanded by Captain
Frank E. Ziegler, Harrisburg; Com
pany III, Fourth Infantry, commanded
by Captain II. d. Case, Lebanon.
Second Battalion-Major Frank D.
Beary. Fourth Infantry; First Lieuten-
ant and Battalion Adjutant Robert w.
Irving, Eighth Infantry; Second Lieu
tenant and Battalion Quartermaster
and Commissary Aubrey II. Baldwin,
Eighth Infantry; Company A, Fourth
Infantry, commanded by Captain III.
NJ. Allen, Reading; Company B, Fourth
infantry, commanded by Captain o. G..
Miller. Allentown; Company L. Fourth
Infantry, commanded by Captain +. NJ.
Cooley. Easton; Company D, Eighth
Infantry, commanded by Captain Jerry
]. Hartman, Harrisburg.
Third Battalion-Major Elisha NJ.
Vale. Eighth Infantry; First Iieuten-
ant and Battalion Adjutant Ralph c.
Crowd, Eighth Infantry; Second Lieu
tenant and Battalion Quartermaster
and Commissary John S. Carroll,
Eighth Infantry; Company I, Fourth
infantry. commanded by Captain C. G.
Miller. Reading; Company X, Eighth
infantry, commanded by Captain w.
w. Van Baman, York; Company G.,
Eighth Infantry, commanded by Cap
tain J. M. Rudy. Carlisle: Company r,
v. =
ner, Huntingdon.
Regimental colors will be carried by
the color sergeant of the Eighth In
fantry and the hospital detachment
will be from the Fourth Infantry, AL
lentown.
Detail of State College Cadets
Second Division
The Second Division will be as fol-
lows: Band, William S. Ware, mar
OF ,,f. 4
Union Republican Club, McNichol
David Lane. communicates, 500 men
Band, Chester County Delegation, Il
Larry Eyrs commander, 16O men
Markelsburg band Huntington
clubs. Samuel Spyller, commander
huntington. Ringgold band, Moth.
eastern Republican League. Reading
u. ). Becker, commander, 65 men
Band, Lackawanna County clubs, J.
r. Schlager, commander, 100 TO 15C
men. Steelton band, Harrisburg Re.
publican club, e. NJ. Householder
commander, 100 men. Municipal
band, West End Republican club
Harry r. Douglass, commander. zoe
men. Italian band, Independent So.
cial club, Joseph j. Pariolo. command.
er, so men. Hassett club. Steeltor
Silver Cornet band, Union Republicar
club, Peter Blackwell commander, az
men. Band, South Philadelphia Re.
publican club, Hon. f. S. Ware com.
| mander, 500 men,
Second Division MarshaIs
The marshal of the Second Division
Congressman W. S. Ware, OF Philadel.
phia, Pa, will have as his aides:
John A. Affieck, Harry II. Bowman
OF Harrisburg: Arthur Bailey, Pax.
tang. PA; William A. Boil, II. NJ
Bingaman, Harry A. Boyer, Charlie.
| s. Boil, Arthur ID. Bacon, j. william
Bayles, j. William Bowman. Cameron
Baer. Edward w. Baker, Howard w
Baker, William NJ. Bates, Thornton A
Bell, William II. Bennethum, Jr.. Har,
ry j. Berrier. John Black, B. f
B'ough, David G. Bowman, John n
Brady, David A, Buehler, all of Har
risburg.
william r. Bogar. Millerburg, Pa.
DIR. George l.. Brown Lucknow, Pa.
DR.. Blocker, Middletown, Pa; Harry
F. Bowman, George V, Bolton, Harr,
g. Baum, John L. Barr, Thomas j
Bell, William NJ. Caldwell, Melvin B
Cumbler, DIR. w. p. Clark, w. justin
Cocklin. John Conkling. Frank I.
Cook. Joseph Claster, G, l.. Culmerry
all Of Harrisburg: Charles c. Cumbler
/ l1ighspire, Pa; A. NJ. Clay. Union De
posit;. Samuel f. Dunkle, DIR. ]. f
Dickinson, w, NJ. Donaldson, Ben1a,
min w. Demming( Thomas j. De
vine. Edward Doehne, e. l.. Daron
Carl X. Deem, w. r. Denehey, Charlie!
\. Dlsbrow Morris s. Daniel, ali o.
Harrisburg.
DR.. Bayard r. Dickinson. Steeiton
Pa; James 3. Deshong, s. s. Eberts
John II. Ensminger, George f. Etter
Charles 7. Ensminger, Jacob Ecklng
er, all OF Harrisburg; Simon l.. Ep
pier, Middletown; W. II. Ege, Dau
M. Foster, Wiconisco; II, M Fair
childs. Miliersburg: Louis Fink, Har
risburg: Charles Feldt, Steelton: ]
Rowe Fletcher, Harry Fahnestock, r
| V, Fox, j, A. Faunce. A. Reeder Fer
riday, 8. w. Fitzgerald, David Elem
ing, Charles s, Fohl, III. II. Freeburn
j. Clarence Funk, Arthur Fry, all o
Harrisburg,
| I'D. j. Fisher, LlnglestoWn, Pa.
Jacob Farver, Elizabethville! Freeman
| @, Garverich, Dauphin, Pa; Hender
son Gilbert, John G. GOhl, S. o. Goho
Joseph Goldsmith, D. II. Grlssinger
all of Harrisburg,
Thomas B, Gardner, Steelton; Josh
ua Gross, Harrisburg; Charles S
Grubb, Loyalton; Earl e. Graeff, Har
risburg; DR.. John c. Groome, Carlisle
Thomas G. George, Harrisburgj ]. w
Gass, Elizabethtown; j. NJ. Heagy
SteeltonI DIR. 8. f, Haessler, John A
Herman, II. L. Holmes, William Il
Hildrup, Harry Fl. Holler, A. Boy,
Hamilton, Harry Handshaw, DIR. w. S
! Hurlock, William NJ, Hargest, Georg