Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-18
PARADE MONDAY
FOR COMPANY D MEN
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marshal. According to information
now at hand the company will leave
the city at o'clock for the South.
Marching for the parade will be
done In columns of fours.
The executive committee of the
Retail Merchants Bureau of the
harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
to-day issued a request to all men,
oers to close their places of business
at 4.SO O'Clock Monday afternoon 80
that all employees can Join in the
demonstration and parade.
Route and Formation
The route, formation and the aids
follow:
First division, military units, form
in North street, right resting in
Third; second division, municipal
organizations and marching clubs,
form in State street, right resting
In Third street; third division, city
hre companies and departing SOL
diers, form in Pine street, right rest
ing in Third, The route follows:
Third to Market to Front to State,
to Third to Locust to Second to Mar
ket to Pennsylvania Railroad station
entrance. This route is subject to
change. The paraders will report
fore the time of departure.
Place For Relatives
Arrangements have been made
with chief of police Wetzel, to have
a place in Market Square reserved
for the relatives of the soldiers.
A platoon of policemen will head
the first division. f. C. Humer,
chief marshal, will be assisted by
the following aids: First division
Henderson Gilbert, chief of Staff, Ed
ward Moeslein, Colonel H. C. Dem
ming, E. l.. McColgin, George f.
Whitney, Warwick Oglesby. George
Reed, A E. Buchanan, e. ]. Stack
pole, Vance c. Mccormick, E. u.
Gross, John K. Royal, william H.
Lynch, Samuel F. Dunkle, w. l..
Gorgas. R. Ross Seaman, Captain E.
Laubenstein, William H. Bennethum,
Sr, Alfred l.. Allen, George H. Biles,
Nicholas Tack, Christian Nauss, w.
NJ. Mailey, Major A. M. Porter,
Henry B. Mccormick, Spencer c..
Gilbert, Arthur d. Bacon, c. X. Deem,
c. NJ. Kaltwasser, Frank B. Musser,
Senator E. E. Beidleman, David
kaufman. A. Boyd Hamilton, Gus
M. Steinmetz, w. b. McCaleb,
Walter B. Montgomery, George A.
Schreiner. Thomas l.. Montgomery.
After the aids will come a band,
the G. A. r., City Grays' Veteran
Association, Spanish American War
Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Governors Troop Veterans, Sons of
Veterans, Stevens Memorial Meth
odist Church Guards, Boy Scouts,
Harrisburg Reserves.
Second Division-Marshal, William
|. Laubenstein; aids. Thomas Num-
bers, George w. Rhoades, E. w.
Jackson, Francis Bruker Paul
Harm, Howard Newcomer, Jonas K
Reist, H. D. yers, H. w. Cough,
Edgar c. Hummel, Captain Charles
p. Meek, Charles w. Burtnett. Al
koenig, c. r. Coover, Penn Throne,
Captain George +. Lumb. F. Fl. Hoy.
Sr., P. G. Diener, Thomas P. Moran,
w. w. Caldwell, Milton A. Plank,
William Strouse, Benjamin Strouse,
j. William Bowman, Harry Bow
man, L. L. Ferree, Augustus H.
Kreidler, Ashton D. Peace, Clyde
Myton, w. G. Ennis. F. H. Mailey.
Captain Owen NJ. Copelin, Major
John T. Ensminger, F. ]. Althouse,
Al. K. Thomas, Eugene Sible, E. A.
Heffelfinger, Ray Shoemaker, H. L.
Holmes, Charles e. Pass. A. Carson
Stamm, Harry d. Reel, H. w. Stone,
E. L. Rinkenbach, John A. Herman,
Edwin S. Herman, Edward NJ. Win
ters, Sergeant f. W. Huston, Will
liam Cunningham, D. H. Wilmer,
Charles E. Covert, Samuel Roush,
Charles F.. Etter. Captain F. H.
Mikel, Donald Mccormick Robert
Mccormick. Herman Tausig, H. c..
Claster Joseph Claster, D. w. Her
shey, John c. Orr, Wellington G.
Jones, Thomas NJ. Jones, Edward A.
Miller, DR.. ]. b. Dickinson, George
B. Harry, w. c., Orr, James Mill
house, William A. Boil, George B.
Tripp, C. Ross Boas, ]. H. Butter
worth, David E. Tracy, Harvey Pat
ton, ]. Rowe Fletcher, Harry c.
Wells, Judge George Kunkel, Judge
S. j. NJ. McCarrell, John Fox Weiss,
Michael E. Stroup, Daniel A. Kiester,
Augustus Lutz, L. Frank Bass, w.
Harry Baker, Arthur A. Herr,
Charles Forney, Frank C. Sites, B.
Frank Smith, /. w. Dill, DIR. D. /.
Rutherford, William S. Tunis, Clark
H. Diehl, John S. Musser
Band, Chamber of Commerce,
Rotary Club, B p. o. Elks, Loyal
Order of Moose, marching clubs of
& Company, the Globe. Kaufman's,
the New Store of William Strouse
and the Furniture Dealers Associa-
tion with a band.
Third Marshal, Marion
Nerbeke; aids, Horace A. Chayne,
Otto BuXbaum, Aaron Gordon, w.
P. Denehey, William Buckley, Isaiah
Reese, John Zearfaus, II. NJ. West.
c. e. Ridenaur, Howard c. Fry,
Charles f. Spicer, Rudolph X.
Spicer, w. NJ. Robinson. Dewitt A.
Fry, George T. Etter, Harry Kreidler,
Horace Whitman, Barton Evans, S. S.
Pomeroy, George Kerr, ]. Horace
Mcfarland, George A. Hoverter, A.
Brady Caveny, Sr., E. NJ. Mailey.
City fire companies and departing
troopers.
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