The Washington herald., 1916-11-16
$4,000 Will March
In PARADE TONIGHT
Avenue to Be AAame with Torches as
City Pays Tribute to President.
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the Raleigh Hotel at o'clock tonight
to receive final instructions. This is said
to be one OF the largest State societies
in the District which will participate.
Letters announcing participation came
in yesterday from labor unions. Among
these are: Painters Union, Harry Buie,
marshal; Columbia Lodge of Machinists.
william Keeler, marshal; Brewery Work.
ers, w. H. Schaefer. marshal. A delega-
ton from Georgetown will be marshaled
by George Kileen.
The fireworks program. under direction
of George W. Linlxins, besides comprising
the illumination of the outside lines Of
the parade the length of the avenue, In
cludes a salute Of bombs. This win be
the Presidential salute, consisting Of
twenty-one bombs fired after the fashion
of so many guns.
Hundreds Of barrels OF Illuminating ma
terial have been ordered to make light
along the Avenue, especially the section
reserved for the court of honor. between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. II Is
that the bomb salute will be set OF be-
hind the White House. Aerial fireworks
will supplement this feature Of the eele-
bration.
MAI Raymond W. Pullman. superin-
tendent Of police, last night issued orders
to his department relative to the parade.
As many officers as are available will
supplement the regular force IN the up
town sections, and Scoutmaster H. H.
Grogan has ordered all Boy Scouts to
carry their field STATS.
Among the requests for space received
yesterday by Chief Marshal Harper was
one from Representative c. c. Carlin. of
Virginia, for a delegation of 1000 Alex
andria Democrats. Col Harper stated
that each marcher was expected to supply
himself or herself with flags, which can
be purchased OF any local dealer. The
end men Of each platoon, he said, would
be furnished with sufficient torches TO re-
main burning throughout the parade.
The Wilson and Marshall Club. Of
GEORGETOWN University Law School, will
assemble in front Of the Law School build
Ing on e street Forming in line and
probably accompanied by band. the stu
dents will march to the starting point,
Peace Monument.
James c. Cathcart. president Of the
club, Is grand marshal, and his aids are
Hogan. OF the first. second and third year
classes, respectively.
Aids Announced.
Chief Marshal Harper last night an
nounoed the following revised list of his
vim c. Hazen, chief aid; Alrein G. Belt.
chief aid: aids. H. P. West, C. 9. Co
lumbus, John o. Gheen, William J. Lat
timer. W. ]. Fay. John w. Beale. Ralph
Whitaker, Thomas J. Fisher, J. L. Mar
tin. Louis c. Wilson, Jack Gass, A. E.
Landvoigt, DIR. J. d. Rogers, w. J. Har-
per, C. T. Clagett, Edward Marrett. J. c.
Love, ]. o. Evans, F. w. Mackenzie;
staff, J. H. Galliher, Merrill Galliher. P.
]. Nee. George o. Totten. DR.. E. NJ. Col
vim. w. R. Tuckerman. P. A. Drury.
Manning Lepper. Toby Barian, R. S. Dom
aldson, Dan Miller, Joseph I. Weller. Al
bert Beall. J. J. Sweeney. J. w. Darr.
]. D. Mackey, r. g. Robbins, Mr. Bren-
non, Henry Breuninger, Dave Dunnigan,
John Poole. Maj Hadgson. Paul Moor,
Fred Allen, Herman E. Gasch, Allen
Green, William Corcoran, NJ. o. Har-
grove, ]. H. Brewer, Raymond Norton.
Walter Stephenson, Frank johnson,
George Van Donckenhousen, Fred Lee.
Capt. Loving, Capt. Powell Russell Bald
win, B. P. Ault, W. w. Wise, Norman
Cochin. W. T. Ashby. NJ. Vinson. L.
Erhlich and Leon Ullman.