The Washington herald., 1916-11-17
Roster Of Divisions
That Composed Parade
The roster Of the parade follows:
First Division.

Ftrst Dfvtston.
Full platoon OF mounted police.
Marine Band. followed by Chief Mar
shal Harper and his mounted aides.
Wilson and Marshal Association, in
GLIDING all officers and membership of
more than 800. led by President Charles
W. parr.
Democratic Central Committee, headed
by National Committeeman John F.
Costello, Robert z. Mattingly, chairman,
and John B. Colpoys, secretary.
District Democratic clubs
Women's Wilson Union, headed by
Mrs. James H. Boggs. president, and
Mrs. Mary W. Johnson. secretary.
Band.
Navy Yard Section No. ia.
Band
Employees of Washington Steel and
Ordnance Company No. 1893.
Band.
Wilson National Eight Hour League.
Trade union division. carpenters, sheet
metal workers, painter. bakers and brew
cry workers.
Second Division.
Band.
Virginia section. headed by Congress
man c. c. Carln and Dr. w. N. Smith.
Band.
Virginia automobiles.
Band.
Maryland section.
Missouri section. led by Horace ].
Phelps.
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-
vention. led by Mrs. W. NJ stoner,
president.
Departmental division. United States
Senate, headed by f. "A. Halsey.
Band.
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
Plate Printers Union, John J. Deviny,
Treasury Department.
Band
Government Printing once. section No
l, led by Cornelius Ford.
Band.
Government Printing ofice. section
No. >.
Fourth Division.
Band.
Home Club.
department of Interior, in two sections
with band between.
The Maccabees, d. w. Gall, secretary.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
Retail Clerks International Protective
Association. No &C.
Amalgamated Association OF street ano
Electric Railroad Employees, led by George
A. Wilbert. president.
Western High School Cadets. and other
students.
Band.
Unattached citizens.
Colonel Harper's chief aides. Melvin c.
Hazen and Alvin C. Belt Other aides and
staff follows:
Aides-H. P. West. Gus Buchholz, John
o. Gheen, William J. Latimer, W. J. Fay,
John W. Beale, Ralph Whitaker. Thomas
J. Fisher. J. l.. Martin, Louis c. Wilson.
Jack Gass. A. E. Landvoigt. r. ]. Rog-
ers. W. ]. Harper, C. r. Clagett. Edward
Marrett ]. c. Love- J. O. Evans, +. w
Mackenzie, Leon Ulman.
Staff. s. Frazier, Foster Clansey. J.
b. Latimer, A. E. Randall, s. II. Mill
sape, E. c. Thomas. II. L.. Thornton
Harry Shannon. Stephen Farley. William
F. Guide, A. R. McGonegal. Ben Prince,
Thomas Crowell, C. NJ. Towers, J. w. Nc
Donald, Captain O'Connor, Dewitt Smith,
Frank Davis, T. Y. Candy. c. T. Bride,
Maj T. V. Walker, E. 8. Wolfe, Thomas
Claffey. Sprague T. Simmons, J. E. Dulin.
T. l.. Fitzgerald, Joseph F. O'Toole. c.
W. Warden, w. T. Burgman. L. o. Cooke.
]. H. Galliher. Merrill Galliher, P. J.
Nee. George o. Totten. DR.. E. NJ. Colvin.
w. r. Tuckerman, P. A. Drury, Manning
Lepper, Toby Barlan, R. g. Donaldson.
Dan Miller. Joseph I. Weller, Albert
Beall, J. J. Sweeney, J. w Darr. J. d.
Mackey, r. S. Robbins Henry Breuinger,
Dave Dunnigan. John Poole. Major Hodg-
son, Paul Moore, Fred Allen, Herman E.
Gasch, Allen Green, William Corcoran,
M. o. Hargrove, J. H. Brewer, Raymond
Norten, Walter Stephenson. Frank John
son, George Van Donckenhousen, Fred
Lee, Captain Loving, Captain Powell.
Russell G. Baldwin, B. P. Ault. w. H.
Price, NJ. Vinson, A. Taylor. L. Ehrlich.
Norman Corbin and w. T. Ashby