The Washington times., 1916-06-06

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Plans to urge every civic association
In the District to participate In the
parade were adopted at a meeting of
the parade committee of the Federation
of Citizens Association last evening.
The committee is made up Of Charles
$. Shreve, chairman: George ii. Russell
William Nick. Clayton. John +, Robb,
James w; Mcclure, Allan Davis, ana
Jesse G. Sutcr.
1t is the plan Of the committee to
have all associations march in n body.
each headed by It's officers and properly
designated hy banners
Clerks To Be in Line.
Announcement that President Wilson
would sign an order today making
Flag Day a holiday for all Government
employees In the District, assured the
participation of many more thousands.
according to william f. GUIDE. chairman
of tho parade committee.
Added impetus to the pageant move
meni was the result in all Government
offices and shops throughout the Dis
trict. The Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing and the Government Printing
Office were foremost in displaying re-
newed activity in the organization OF
units for the pageant. Each Of these de-
partments have more than 1900 en-
ployes. and are expected TO form two OF
the largest units in the parade.
A meeting of the masters OF fifty or
more Boy Scout troops OF the District
was he'd last night at the home OF
Scoutmnster Lugenbeel. at Randlc
Highlands. to perfect plans for the Boy
Scouts unit OF more than 1000 members,
which will participate in the demonstra-
ton.
One OF the features OF the parade will
be n. large human flag, composed of
children In red. white and blue cos
tunes. This display is being organized
by T. Guiffre: OF 9oS PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nuc northwest. Mr.. Gu!ffre Is enlisting
the parishioners of the Holy Rosary
Italian Catholic Church in the move
ment. He announces that more children
are needed to make the flag.
Pullman Names Committee.
Major Raymond Pullman has an
nounced the personnel OF the public or
der committee. OF which he Is the chair
man. The members will compose a
force working on the day of the parade
with police powers and cooperating IN
measure with the members OF the po-
lice department. They will be assigned
badges to mark their identity and or
ders given them shall be respected as
though they were regular force MEM
bers for the time being. The duties and
powers of the members of the commit
tee Will be explained to the members
at n meeting TO be called at date
Public Order Committee.
The following is the personnel Of the
public order committee:
Superintendent OF Police Pullman,
chairman; Odcll s. Smith. first vice
chairman; Thomas Grant. second vice
chairman; Edwin Is. Hesse. secretary;
RingEold Hart. assistant secretary.
Benjamin f. Adams. Clarence r.
Alln1nnI /.
Adams. Major George =. Ahearn. Milton
l.. Allies. r. p. Andrews. Charles W.
Arth, Ralph Barpard, Joseph C. Arneth.
and Charles Aufenthle.
DR.. Lewis J. Battle. Ralph Barnard.
Conrad Becker. Charles ]. Bell. Ira f.
Bennett, Joseph A. Berberich, Inspector
r; b, Boyle. J, W; Babson, II.
G9oFd ro Georse Rs"sS M Bob" BSnd Il Bruce saFs. s.
Branson. A. Bruce Belaski. y. d.
Blackstone, r. w. Boiling. Il. l.. Brad
shaw, Il. &. Brandcnburg, Howard
Buck. Fredcrick Bugher, Edwin i
Brooks Walter 4. Brown. n. l.. Burch-
ell, Il, Ralph Burton .
William alo. III cnliahsn; n,;rcn Soseph ,,,,om
W. Combs, r ID. Cone. ID. }. Callahan.
fuy w. A. Camp, u. 5. Carll DR.. ".
" Carr. W. A. II. Church. Charles r.
Knowles Cooper Col. Fred Cook. G. /.
Corby. W. S. corby, John r. Costello,
w. V. Cox. Charles r. Crane. Percy
Cross. and J. Harry Cunningham.
Charles w. barr, o. J. DeMoll X h.
Dicey. T.. p. Dickson, John Dolph,
Clarence +, Donohoe. MiIburn J; Dono-
ovan. A. ]. Driscoll, Carl Droop. Ed II.
Droop. Orville b. Drown. DR.. II. Clar-
encc Duftey, T. c. Duling. @. Thomas
Dunlop, Samuel L. Darragh, and Joseph
Cornelius Eckhart. John Joy Edison.
DR.. Charles NJ. Emmons, George II.
Emmons. W. p. Emo. W. Elmer Espey,
Edwin IL; :Etz; Joshua Evans. jr.. and
David ta!rchild, John II. Finney,
William II. Fisher. James n. titzpat-
rick, jr; y: j; febrey. George M
Fisher ErHT rerGy s. Foster Morris A.
and Maurice r. r'lynn.
George II. Gall, w. T. Galliher, Isaac
Cans. Julius Garhnklc, u. +, Garges.
Robert u, Geib. Inspector II. L. Cess
ford, DR., Frank r. Gibson. ]. b. Gilpin,
Glnzcbrook. Charles e. Galloway, g. ].
GocNelcr Earl Goodwin. f.. c. Graham.
Inspector G. l.. irnnt. Thomas Grant,
James NJ. Green. Gilbert II. Grosvenor,
iamin w. Guy. Walter y. Guy, Alfred
B. Gawlcrl Murray L. Clifford.
Morris Hacker, Robert " Harper y.
Fulton Harris, George William Harris, |
Charles Hart, Ringgold Hart. William
y. Harvey. Samuel McGlawken! Melvin |
&. EIazen. S. q. HeEc. James Il. Hendrr-
son, ]. ,Thlman lIcndrlcIs. Edwin n. |
Hesse, Henry A.. ilesse. J, Clinton
Hiatt, w i, Iiibbs; F.; S, Hight, Will
Holder, Lewis Hopfcnn,c Ier Charles u.
Howe, George Alpha ,.owe. T.. Il. c. !
IIumphries, J. Walter Humphrey, B.
l.. IlackcnbcrFcr. w. T.. Ham. il. X.
Hclphcnstine John NJ. Henderson. Lee
roy w. Heron, i. $. Hodgson, James
G.. Hollister. Lewis Holmes, John NJ.
Hunter
Rudolph Jose, Robert f. Joyce. r.
Edwin, Joyce, Maurice A. Joyce, George
II, Judd, Guy II, Johnson, Winfsh Jones,
Simon Kann, Rudolph Kauffmann,
Charles y. Keefer, A. NJ. KeppeI, Harry
King, Phil King, William King. ].
Leo kolb, 5, f. Kramer, Walter II.
John Oliver LaGorce. Richard ].
Lamb, Wilton J, Lambert. John E.
Laskey, Peter Latterner Bolitha j.
Laws. Ralph w Lee. Alfred b. Leet,