Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18

this city early ThurSuay mOrnlnB'
The parade will form one hour
before tne time set to entrain and
Will move promptly one-haIt hour
before the special train leaves this
city. If the bells and whistles sound
at y O'CLOCK IN the morning, 1t may
Ue assumed that the parade Will
move promptly at 1880. IL the
whistles blow at $50, the parade will
move at 10 o'clock. eleven o clock Is
the hour set for entraining.
The division will form as follows:
First division to form on Front
street, right resting on Market.
Seconu division TO form on Front
street, right resting on Walnut.
Ihlrd division TO form on Front
street, right resting on Pine.
Fourth division TO form on South
street, right resting on Front
Fifth division 10 form on Pine
street, right resting on Front.
Sixth ulvision To rorm on Locust
street, right resting on Front.
organizations desiring to enter the
paraue are requested to use Second
and Thiru streets as much as possib BILE
In order 10 avoid confusion and con-
gestlon PRIOR to the forming of the
parade.
Ihe contlngents leaving this Sec
ton this week Will be made up as
follows: Dauphin county board No.
l, (Steelton) ia men; board NO. 2,
(Paxtang) 80 men; board No. IS,
(ElIzabethviIIe) 10 men. Steelton
has II alternates, Paxtang 70, and
Elizabethville 21.
The Perry county board at New
Bloomfield has certified So men. with
20 alternates.
Boards No. l and of Cumber-
1n fu or af rli iGI
No. will send 40 men, and holds II
alternates; board No. z has "a men
and 10 alternates.
The Perry county men will leave
New Bloomfield Thursday morning at
1920, and will arrive in harrisburg at
8 o'clock.
The Cumberland county recruits
will come to this city on one of the
regular morning trains.
The men from Steelton and Pax
tang will come to Harrisburg on spe-
ciai cars. From this point a special
train will carry the recruits to Camp
Meade.
The monster parade in honor of
the men of the new National Army
will form in six divisions. The Sc
lected men will compose the fifth di-
vision.
This division will be headed by
the Hummelstown Band, 1t was an
nounced last evening by William 1.
Laubenstein, who will act as mar
shal of this division.
The following additional aids for
this division were appointed last
evening" NJ. L. Nissley, George Kar-
many, Harry Holler, Richard b.
Earnest, Lands Strickler, DR.. Will
liam w. Fox, +. T. Shaffner. w. j.
Shoemaker, Joseph Burkholder, E.
NJ. Hershey, George zellers. Robert
+. Fox, Samuel Zerfoss, ]. M.
Brightbill, b. V. Glynn, w. +. Muir
RE. C. E. Stecker, John Baker, Ar
thur II. Bailey, T. w. Smallwood,
j. II. Sheesley, II. L. Holmes, c. M.
Forney, George Martin, Howard
Rutherford, A. Carson Stamm and
ID. c. Kochenderfer.
Reserves Form in Front Street
Orders were issued to-day for the
Harrisburg Reserves to form IN
Front street in front of the Harris
burg Bubble Library. The hour FOR
the Reserves to form will be an
nounced later.
All Harrisburg men who have
been given numbers for draft, men
in this city temporarily who have
been drafted or who are within the
draft age and desire to honor the
men who are going away have been
requested to form Immediately in
the rear of the Reserves.