The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-29
WOW SPECIAL
HERE
THIS AFTERNOON
Will Brong the Alabama
Members of the Uniform
Rank of Woodrnen.
GEORGIANS ALSO
EXPECAED TODAY
Local Committees Expected
To Meet Special Train
At 4::30 p. m.

A special train, bringing the Ala
bama Uniform Rank of Woodrnen of
the World, will arrive in Pensacola
this afternoon about 4:30 o'clock. The
Alabamians will be the first to reach
camp and the delegations viii be the
largest of any of the three states
comprising the district. The Georgia
delegation and the Floridians also
are expected during this afternoon,
tonight and tomorrow morning. They
will come in companies and the last
of them will reach the city at 1915
o'clock tomorrow morning.
All committees recently selected by
the local Woodmen are requested to
be at the L. & N. depot this after
noon promptly at 4:30 o'clock where
they will receive their badges.
Among the prominent arrivals ex-
pected today is Col. F. L. Rosenthai,
chaplain general. Col. C.. L. Mather,
assistant adjutant general is expected
tomorrow, having been detained in
Texas.
Local Woodmen desire number of
automobiles for the supreme and
grand officers for the Parade of
Tuesday night. Citizens who will loan
their cars for this occasion are re-
quested 70 notify P. L. Rollo.
CAMP m READINESS.
The camp isFin readiness. All Of
the tents have been pitched in the
clearing north of the baseball park
and the Woodmen will go direct to
Palmetto Beach on their arrival this
afternoon. Col. Mills has been at the
camp for several days and has ev-
erything in shape for the Woodmen.
One of the biggest things during
Encampment Week will be the great
parade which will take place Tuesday
night, the plans for which have all
been made. Chief of Police Frank d.
Sanders will be grand marshal, and
he has selected number. of aides.
He has issued invitations to the fol-
lowing to act as aides:
G. ]. Morgan, Thor B. Thorsen,
Flo McAllister, C. w. Eggart, A.
Cary Ellis, Roy Taylor, Geo. Brent.
Anderson Leonard, E. Y. Morgan,
George ]. Turner, J. Fl. Bayliss. n. P.
Ferriss, Clement Blount, G.. B. Nc
Gill, H. H. Hallmark, w. x. Robin
son, G. P. Mcmillan, Geo, w. Turton.
Merritt Bell, ellis Morgan, L. e.
Heinberg, James Largue, Horace
Grant, Ralph 2. Scholl, Richard Mer-
rift, Billy Dick Turner, Irwin Green
hut, John Lewis Reese, Freddie Pfeif-
fer, Edwin Johnson, James C. Van
Felt, Dave Levy, Leon Johnson, Sid
ney Bell, Jr., Vincent Ritz, Charlie
Hall, Merritt Stearns, F. x. Carroll.
| Sam Catches, Carl 7. Hoffman, G. A.
Hawkins, John T. Coker, H. Paulsen.
A M. Hyer, Philip Klein, Frank RI.
Talley, Edward Villars G. W. Marble.
R. M. Cary, John A. johnson. C. !.
Bell, j. P. Remich, Jr., Torn Farrar.
Mark Macbeth, Dan Hall, A. ]. Ma
! lone, S. ]. Jones, L. Borras. Sam
Radcliffe, Gus Cuilla, Robert Gonzalez.
= FORMATION OF PARADE.
The formation and composition Of
the grand parade was announced last
night, and it is as follows:
Platoon of police.
Grand marshal and aides.
Sow. Sentry C. D. Mills, Mayor
\ Greenhut.
Manager Crawford and Commits.
sioners.
d Col. C. L. Mather and Gen. w. T
> Hall.
: Chief Sur. Col H. A. Elkourie anc
d Brigade Adjutant Col. T. Gentry.
n Post Adjutant Col. G. H. Younger
n 18th Regiment Ala. Uniform RAM
Is w. o. W., j. ]. Roddy: Commanding
n 18th Regiment Band.
2 1st Bat. Major Busheneanger Com
manding; Companies G., H, and F
q Birmingham.
End Bat, Major Garrison, Com
3 handing Companies A., L., and d
Birmingham.
Ord Rat Major penden Command