Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-24
TO GIVE TROOPS
ROUSING SENDOEF
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stein, Augustus H. Kreidler, H. D.
Myers, E. c. Humer. Grant Rauch, AL
bert l. Allen, Francis H. HOY Jr..
colonel II. c. Deming. Charles L. Co.
vert Richard F. Culhane, Major A. NJ.
Porter, A. Boyd Hamilton. e. ].
hreldler, Quincy Bent. Thomas j.
Nelly Mark Mumma. Augustus Wild
man John J. Hargest, G. w. Hargest,
herman +. Hahn. ]. F. Troup, Charles
a. huhkel' Senator E. e. Beidleman,
h U. Miller, John f. Dapp, George w,
Reilly. William Metzger, George A.
Gorsas' William Strouse. Henry b.
mccormick, H. NJ Brooks, stanton
wilson, Vance c. Mccormick, John P.
Oononey. q. Drake, Charles A Lam
dis w. o. Hickok, r. NJ. H. Whartons
Harry Bowman. II. A. Douglas. Will
nam b. McCaleb. George w. Ellinger.
Dean Hoffman. DR.. Harvey f. Smith,
ROBERT f. German, Charles e. Pass,
Leon Lowengard, William SheesIey,
w. H. n. Buckley, Louis Simonetti,
isaiah Reese Jr., Wellington G. Jones
William S. Tunis, Leo C. Gainor. Hen,
derson Gilbert. Howard C. Fry, e. l..
Rlnkenbach Charles r. Weber. VIII
nam Jennings, p. II. Vaughn. George
hobler, William II. Bennethum Jr
Howard E. Hillegas, David Kaufman
David e. Tracy. Charles Ensminger
Nicholas Tack, Christian Nanss
Ihomas Numbers, William NJ. Mailey,
george w. Rhoades. E. w. Jackson
FRANCIS f. Bruker, Howard New
conner Il. z. Gross, William H. Lynch.
Samuel F. Dunkel. w, L. Gorgas r
Ross Seaman, H. w. Cough. Carl NJ
Kaltwasser, Edward Hummel. Can
tain Charles P. Neck, Charles w
Burtnett, Arthur D. Bacon, c. K.
Dean, S. D. Coover, Penn Throne. II,
II. Hoy Sr., p. G. Diener. William
Bennethum Sr., w. w. Caldwell. Mil
ton H. Plank. ]. William Bowman
L. l. Ferree. Ashton D.. Pease. 7
clyde Myton. f. H. Mailey, Major
John Ensminger. F. J. Althouse, r. A.
Ranensberger, L. A. Hefflefinger. Eu-
gene M Sible, Arthur H. Bailey.
Shar4es Il. Pass. II. w. Stone. Roy
Shumaker, Harry d. Reel, William p
Cunningham, D. H. Wilmer. Herman
Tausig, H. c. Claster, Harry Hershey
n. L. Holmes, c. o. Backenstoss. John
Z. Orr, w. +. Orr, Thomas NJ. Jones.
Edward Miller. DR.. ]. E. Dickinson,
James w. Milhouse. George NJ. Harry
Donald Mccormick, C. Ross Boas. I
Rowe Fletcher, Harry c. Wells, w, p.
Denehey c. E. Ridenour, John >.
Musser, Albert Koenig. Rudolph K,
Spicer, w. NJ. Robinson. Charles n.
Spicer' Thomas l.. Montgomery, G. A.
Shreiner, Jacob Eckinger, II. c. Hill
ton.
The chief marshal requests that the
aides report at the Courthouse to-
morrow night at O'clock to helm
make arrangements for the 'dra n
jubilee" to be celebrated next Thurs
day.
Plan Farewell
"A meeting of the general committee
of the City Grays Veterans Associa-
ton was held last night in the Arm
ory' to make plans for giving the To-
cal units fthe National Guard a
farewell sendoff when they leave for
augusta Ga" for training prepara-
tory to being sent to France. Ar
rangements have been made to have
the frebells ring two hours before
the departure of the soldiers, in order
that the people may join in the DEM
onstration.
All organizations wishing to par
ticipate must have their communfca-
tions in the hands of w. II. Mailey.
secretary. 22 North Second street, not
later than Thursday, in order that
the chief marshal can arrange the
formation of the parade.
AT last nights meeting the follow
ing persons represented various or
ganizations: Chamber of Commerce
G. S. Reinohl. Z. l. McColgin and
G. w. BURNETT; Rotary Club, George
Il. Whitney, George w. Reilly and
A. E. Buchanan; Harrisburg Reserves.
Captain William A. Moore, John Fox
Weiss and j. II. Carpenter; firemen.
Colonel II. c. Deming, E. z. Gross and
c. f. Spicer.
Aides Appointed
II. c. Long has been selected to
have charge of the division in which
the members of the families of the
soldiers will march.
The following additional aides have
been appointed: Arthur Herr, A. L.
Allen, George II. Bills, Aaron Gordon,
Paul Harm. B. Frank Smith, Robert
Mccormick, Bernard Schmidt. Clark
E. Diehl. George Etter Charles Etter
August Lutz. Judge s. j. NJ. McCar-
rell. Judge George Kunkel. E. Noes
lein, George A. Gorgas. John e. Dapp,
William S. Tunis. William Jennings.
To Give Festival
An ice cream festival will be he.o
Thursday evening at Verbeke street
between Front and Second streets
! for the benefit of Truck Company
No. l of this city. now stationed al
Mt. Gretna. Through the courtesy OF
Colonel Maurice L. Finney, of the
! Eighth Regiment. the regimental
band will furnish music. The street
will be decorated with Japanese Ian
terms, electric lights and American
| flags. Arrangements have been made
to have the street roped off for the
| occasion.
A committee of which Miss Carrie
| Holstein is chairman is in charge OF
| the festival. More than a thousand
tickets have been disposed Of Dane
ing and prize waltzing will be a fea-