Evening star., 1917-03-04
GOV. EDGE AND STAFF
ARE TO Be IN PARADE
New Jerseys Chief Executive to
Ride at Head Of the
State Troops.

| Gov Walter E. Edge, with his staff,
will ride at the head of the New Jersey
National Guard in the parade tomor-
row. The New Jersey troops include
squadron headquarters and two troops
tprovisionaD, cavalry. Battery B, Field
| Artillery, including thirty men from
Battery A. There are about 2s0 in the
New Jersey delegation coming from
Newark and Camden, n. J.
Maj. Hobart B. Brown commands the
first squadron cavalry. and will be In
command of the entire detachment in
the parade.
The state flag of New Jersey. the
governors standard, will be carried.
This is of buff silk, six feet six inches
long and four feet wide. 1t is fringed
with buff silk. In the center, occupy.
ing four square feet Is the coat OF
arms Of the state embroidered IN SIX.
The staff is surmounted by golden
spread eagle. The troops Will wear
service uniform of olive drab woolen'
Gov. Edge established headquarters
in the New Willard last night ana
greeted many friends-
Members Of Governors Stan.
Assignment for staff duty with the
governor Is as follows:
Brig Gen. Charles w. Barber. the
adjutant general; Brig. Gen. c. Edward
Murray, quartermaster general; Col.
Myron W. Robinson, personal afd-de-
camp; Lieut.. Col. William G. Schaufler.
Lieut.. Col. Mahlon R. Margerum. MAJ.
James H. Hayes, jr, Maj. Arthur b.
MacKie and First Lieut.. Edwin Z.
Feigenspan.
Maj. G. walter Shivers. Sd Infantry.
has been detailed as aid-de-camP on
the stafr Of Brig. Gen. William A. Mann,
marshaI of the I'd Grand Division OF
the parade.
Mai. Hobart B. Brown. LIST Squadron.
Cavalry. has been designated as the
commanding ofiicer ,saH OF the t-anns em.,re ner-
ticipating in the inaugural parade.
Capt Wilbur Kyle will command tne
provisional troops of cavalry and Capt
Samuel G. Barnard will command Bat
terry B, Field Artillery.
Essex County Delegation.
Led by James r. Nugent. member OF
the state democratic committee and
democratic leader of Essex county. the
Essex County Democratic Club. uni
formly dressed, will march in the pa
rade, $50 strong. They are to wear
black overcoats. pearl-colored fedora
hats, dark trousers. gray gloves ana
black shoes.
The Sol Minister Band of twenty-one
pieces will head this delegation. each
member of which Is to carry a SILK
United States flag and wear badge.
Two banners will be displayed-those
of the Essex county democratic COM
mittee and the Joel Parker Association.
Washington NJ. Cross 10 manager and
secretary of the inauguration trip. and
the committee making the arrange
ments consists Of:
Newark-James r. Nugent. Charles
F. Herr, John F. Monohan. Thomas F.
Preston. Richard J. Franz, Alexander
Archibald, Valentine Braun. Louis Buch-
er, William McTague. Jacob Haussling.
John " Laddey. Michael ]. Quigley.
DIR. Angelo R. Bianchi. James L. Coghlan.
Edward Dillon. John A. Matthews. Ell
mer A. Day. Walter Franz and Will
liam ]. Bahrs.
East Orange-Edward F. Anderson
and E. C. Klepstein.
Orange-Alfred Minihan and Thomas
Leonard.
Montclair-T Albeus Adams and Dali
las Flanagan.
West Orange-Joseph McDonough and
Simion Rollison.
West Essex-John F. O'Hara, John j.
Van Order and Harry F. Bachus.
Bloomfeld-Edward Higgins.
Belleville-John H. Waters.
Nutley-J. Harry Hull.
South Orange Village-John ]. O'Han-
lon.
Glen Ridge-James P. MyIod.
South Orange Township - Thomas
Fleming.