Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-10

stone unturned to make to-mor-
rows celebration one worth remem-
bering. The exact hour of departure
is nor known. The ringing of bells
ana blowing of whistles will an
nounce that the parade is about to
form. Already, d number of bands
have been secured for the farewell
parade for Troop C.
Same Aids
All aids who participate in to-
days parade are requested to meet
at the State street armory to-mor-
row afternoon at four o'clock. The
parade will form opposite the ar
mory, and will be in three divisions.
The Commonwealth Band will head
the first division which will include
veterans of the Grand Army of the
Republic, Howard l.. Calder Post
No. 80, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Jonas X. Reist, commanding; Span
ish American War Veterans, Stewart
Foltz, commanding; Sons of Veter-
ans, Harrisburg Reserves, Major A.
Nj. Porter, commanding; City Grays
Veteran Association and Boy Scouts
will also be in this division.
William l. Laubenstein will be
aids will be Hugh l.. Mclaughlin
will be Doutrich's, b. p. o. Elks,
Order of Moose, Harrisburg Furni-
patriotic and civic organizations.
The Governors Troop Veteran
Association will head the third
division, and will act as a special
escort to Troop C. Captain George
w. II. Roberts will head this
division.
Chief Marshal Thomas p. Moran
will be in charge tomorrow. Cap
tain E. Laubenstein will be Shief
of staff.
The G. A. r. Veterans, Veterans
of Foreign Wars and Sons of Vet
Grams will form in State street.
right resting in Fourth. The Nar-
risburg Reserves will form on the
South side of East State street, wight
resting in Fourth.
The Second division will form in
North Fourth street, right resting
in State. The Governors Troop
Veteran Association will form on
the right of Troop c at the armury,
Fourth and State streets.
The parade will move over the
following route: State to North, to
Third, to State. to Second, to Mar
ket, to the Pennsylvania Railroad
station where the farewell address
will be delivered.
William M. largest, deputy at
torney general. will deliver a fare
we'll address to Troop G at the
pennsylvania station.
The Rev. J. f.. Bushnell. d. D.,
pastor of the Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, 557 Green street, Augusta,
Georgia, extends a hearty welcome
to all soldier boys who are leaving
this section, this week. Pastors,
parents and friends of young men
going to Camp Hancock are re-
quested to communicate with DR..
Bushnell. His church seeks to be
he,->Sul in every way possible.
At the Pennsylvania station this
afternoon little opportunity is af-
forded for saying farewell. The
Machine Gun Company, the Supply
Company and a part of the Medical
Corps are entraining about thirty
minutes before the remainder of
troops leave. Those detachments
leaving on the third section are af-
forded an opportunity to spend a
little time with relatives and
friends.
Capitol Steps Reserved
The Capitol steps will be reserved
for the ladies who are members of
the Red Cross in order that they
may have an excellent view of the
parade when the soldiers leave for
Camp Hancock this afternoon.
MARCHING
Hear them marching, marching
In each arm a gun,
In each heart question
Marching in the sun.
God grant our lads and mothers
The courage that knows no fear;
And bless the wives and sweet
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