The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-16

nur 0uty along the Avenue. Intne VIII
Pc assisted by 1000 Boy Scouts. who VIII
ai1 In keeping back the crowds.
Work of roping of the Avenue from
the Peace Monument TO Seventeenth
street was begun today, and no one
without a special permit will be allowed
- cross after the parade starts.
Makeup of Procession.
Chief Marshal Robert N. Harper and
his chief aid Melvin c. Hazen, care
fully revised the program this morn
eng and definitely ass ned the vari-
QUE organizations to their respective
nincss. The program as pre-arransed
= as follows. the various organiza-
tiens being named In the order In
which they will march.
FIRST DIVISION
Full platoon Of mounted police:
These win form at Four-and-a-halr
street and Pennsylvania avenue at z
Marine band. followed by Chief Mar
shai Harper and his mounted aides
Guiding ali officers and Membership Of
more than 500. led by President
Charles w. Darr.
Democratic Central Committee. head
Costello. Robert q. Mattingly, chair
man and John p. Colpoys. secretary.
District Democratic Clubs.
Wornen's Wilson Union, headed by
Mrs. James II. bogss. president and
Navy Yard Section No. 1H.
Employees OF washington Steel and
Ordnance Company No. lbs.
Wilson National Eight Hour League.
Trade union division. carpenters. sheet
cry. workers. and other unattached
All organizations making up the FIRST
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
SECOND DIVISION.
Virginia section. headed by Congress
man c. c. Cariin and DR.. w. M. Smith.
Virginia automobiles and other vir-
si R.n5 participants
Maryland section.
Missouri section. led by Horace j.
Phelps.
Those marching in the second division
avenue. and south along Thru street.
10y THIRD DIVISION.
women's National Democratic League.
Mrs w. A. Cullop, president.
National DEMOCRATIC Women OF
America, led by Mrs. George A. Ames.
Southern States woman suffrage con-
ventlon. led by Mrs. w. u. stoner.
president
Senate. headed by e. \. Halsey.
Band.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
Plate Printers Union, John j. Deviny,
and oil other bureaus under the Govern
treasury Department
government Printing Office. section No.
!. led by Cornelius Ford.
Band.
Government Printing Office, section
No. ..
All other departmental organizations.
or individuals.
All members of the Third division are
to form north on Third Street at Penn
sylvania avenue.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Band.
Home Club.
Department of Interior. in two Sec
tons, with band between.
The Maccabees. ID. w. Gall. secretary.
Brotherhood OF Railroad Tralnmen.
Retail Clerks International Protective
Association, No. 262.
and Electric Railroad Employees, led by
George A. Wilbert, president.
other students.
Unattached citizens divisions.
Where They Form.
Members of the Fourth division, with
the exception Of the automobile section,
will form at Second street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue and north along second
street.
Automobile section forms on East
Capitol Plaza, at $50.
All organizations participating In
eel nRN
at their appointed places not later
than 7:15, otherwise the chief mar
shall may be unable to give them the
places assigned to them.
platoons of twenty abreast, htteen
feet apart, with a captain at the head
OF each platoon. Automobiles are to
Atdes designated by the chief mar
shall will have full charge of the
parade, and their orders must be
obeyed, II is stated.
Chief Marshal's Staff.
Colonel Harper's chief aides are
Molvin c. Hazen and Alvin q. Belt.
Other aides and staff are as follows:
Aids-H. P. West. Gus Buchholz, John
.. Gheen. William j. Latimer. w. J.
Fay. John W: Beale, Ralph Whitaker.
c: Wilson. Jack Gass. A. E. Landvoigt.
Or. ]. d. Rogers. w. ]. Harper. C. r.
Clagett. Edward Marrett. ]. C. Love.
J. o. Evans. r. w. Mackenzie, Leon
Tliman.
Staff. S. Frazier. Foster Ciansey
]. B. Latimer. A. r. Randall. s. H
Millsape. Il. c. Thomas. II. l.. Thorn.
ton. Harry shannon. stephen Farley
Prince. Thomas Crowell. c. NJ. Towers
j. w. Mcdonald, Captain O'Connor. De
witt Smith, Frank Davis. T. Y. Candy
G. T. Bride, Major T. v. Walker e. s
Wolfe, Thomas Claffey, Sprague T
simmons. j. e. Dulin. Z. L. Fitzgerald
Joseph f. o'Toolo, G. W. Warden. w
r. Burgman. l.. o. Cooke. ]. H. Call
her. Merrill Galliher, p. ]. Nee, Georg,
o. Totten. DR.. e. NJ. Colvin, w. II
Tuckerman, p. A. Drury. Manring Lep
per. Toby Barlan.'R. s. Donaldson. Dai
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