The Washington times., 1917-03-02


stan: First Infantry Brigade. three reg
iments. New Jersey-Gov. Walter E.
Edge and staff-One battery field ar
tillery, two troops cavalry. Massachu-
setts-Gov. Samuel W. Mccall and
staff. Maryland-Gov. Emerson c. Har-
rington and staf-First Maryland In
fsntry, Fourth Maryland Infantry
Troop A. Cavalry and Naval Militia.
Virginia-Gov. H. c. Stuart and staff
Virginia Military Institute Corps OF
Cadets.
Independent armed organizations--
Washington Infantry, Capt. George T..
Ventess; Motor Arms Defense Asso-
citation, Second Lieut.. Robert Gar
rett.
Cadet organizations-Gonz Ca
dets, st. Johns College Battalion OF
Cadets, Baltimore City College Cadet
Corps, Maryland State College OF
Agriculture, Sewanee Military Acad-
emy Corps of Cadets, Reserve or
ficers' Training Corps OF the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute, Carlisle
Indian School Corps OF Cadets, WASH
ington High School Corps of Cadets
First Separate Battalion, Washington
High School Cadets. Corps OF Cadets
Culver Military Academy, Cummins
Memorial Boys Brigade, Alexandria
High School Corps OF Cadets.
Veterans of Wars.
Third grand division-Commander
A. J. Huntoon, @. A. r., marshal; ID.
lV Chisholm; commander-in-chief
United Spanish War Veterans, CHIEF
Of staff, George c. Ross: past COM
mander, department OF the Potomac,
adjutant general, Harley V. Speel-
man.
Grand Army Of the Republic-A. II.
Frear, department COMMANDER oe-
partment Of the Potomac, In COM
mand: United Spanish War veterans;
Senior Vice Commander-in-Chiet Ers-
kline L. solomon, Wilkesbarre, Pa;
Adiutant General James L. Maynard,
and Commander Lee H. Harris, OF the
department of the District of Column
bia, u. S. w. W; Maryland division,
Sons of Veterans.
Fourth grand division-George X.
Linkins, commanding; Melvin c.
Hazen, chief of staff. Aides-John
w. Beale, c. w. Bohannon, Thomas
Bones, Edward V. Brush, Gus Buchholz
]. L. Burke, F. S. Carmody, Thomas
Claffey, James r. Collie, Charles J.
Columbus, DR.. z. NJ. Colvin, A. ]. Cum
mings, Seton Darr, Floyd E. Davis,
Teo L. flOTiuECt JoAh " Nv oAAcB w -
Fay, DR.. Edward Ferneyhough, Major
w. A. Foil, S. D. Frazier, H Galliher,
Merrill GaIliher, B. s. CARRIER, s. J.
Gass, John o. Gheen, William ]. Har-
per, w. p. Irwin, the Rev. John JEFF
fries, J. Berry King, Clifford Lanham,
z. A Landvoigt, Joseph B. Latimer,
w. J. Latimer, Isaac s. Long, Col. w.
c. Lyons, Joseph Mathy, James R.
Mitchell, A. ]. Moore, Thomas P. Nor
gan, jr., Peter J.. Nee, Raymond Nor
ton, r. S. Robbins, d. w. Sheaffer, |
Daniel Shehan, Dewitt c. Smith, Major |
E. H. Snyder, Houston B. Teehee,
George A. Won Dachenhausen, John |
d. Walker, Henry p. West, Ralph |
Whitaker.
Staff-Citizens of the District of Co |
lumbia, Maryland, and Virginia.
Escort to marshal-Columbus Demo |
cratic Glee Club, Columbus, Ohio; |
Caldwell's Band, OF Washington; VIII |
son and Eiarshall Democratic Associa-
tion of the District of Columbia:
Young Mems Democratic Club of the |
District of Columbia: Com. Allen
Boys Band, Dubois, Pa, and Girl
Scouts Of Washington.
Headed By Governor.
First Brigade-Richard ]. Manning,
governor of South Carolina and staff,
Central Democratic Club, Harrisburg,
Pa; Nose Green Club. Louisville, Ky.;I
Duckworth Democratic Club, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, band: Minister'S Washing
ton, D. C. Essex County Democratic
Committee OF New Jersey, band: Red
Mems Drum and Bugle Corps OF At
lanta, Ga; Commanding, Loyal
Legion of Atlanta, Ca, Asa @. Cand-
Ter, mayor of Atlanta Ga, command
ing Loyal women OF Washington, d.
C., Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner, leader;
National Service School; Junior De-
fense Guard.
Second Brigade-R. @. Pleasant,
governor Of Louisiana and staff; may
or of New Orleans. and city officials;
Tammany Hall, OF New York city;
Brooklyn Democracy; Liberty Band,
Jefferson Club of Philadelphia, Pa;
Democratic Marching Club, Fifth
Pennsylvania Congressional District,
led by Kingston Military Band of
Philadelphia; The indiana Democrat
&c Club, led by Indianapolis Military
Band; Federal Labor Union No. 12,776;
Women's Trade Union League; Neigh
borhood House, Washington, D. c.:
Pennsylvania Women's Woodrow VIII
son League, Philadelphia Pa.
Third Brigade-Theodore G.. Bilbo,
governor of Mississippi and stan: the
John H. Thornton Marching Club.
Philadelphia, Pa, led by the John A.
Thornton Hopana Military Band; Tex
as Young Men Contingent: Wilson
Club, Elmira, New York, led by Onei-
da Community Athletic Association
Band; Gastonia Pythian Drum Corps,
Gastonia, North Carolina Girls from
Carlisle Indian School Improved Or
der of Red Men American Indians,
California State Association Co. @.
32d Regiment u. r.. Woodmen OF the
World, Fredericksburg, Va, Wood
row Wilson Progressive League, Pal
myra, Pa
Fourth brigade-Frederick B. Gard
ner, governor OF Missouri and staff;
Young Men5s Democratic Society.
York, Pa, led by Spring Garden, Pa,
band; Cook County Democratic Club,
Illinois; New Citizens American Or
ganization, Raymond F. Crist, deputy