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

Steelton'S farewell demonstration
to its quota of drafted men tonight
will be larger than had been expect
ed by committeeman.
Reports to-day were to the effect
that several thousand people would
be in line with musical organizations
from Steelton, Highspire and Mid
dletown. All the fire companies OF the
borough, Municipal League men,
bers, members of the Businessmens
Association, lodges and church So
cieties will be in line. All the Croa-
tians of the borough have been nod-
fed to parade and many other ma
tionalities in the borough Will be
represented.
The drafted men who will leave
Thursday reported at the exemption
board headquarters this morning
and were instructed to be at the
headquarters tonight at 7 o'clock to
take part in the parade in their
honor.
Parade Lineup
The organizations and participants
as theyswill lineup in the parade are
as follows:
Police escort, first division. Chief
Marshal Kane, r. c. Eckels, chief of
staff; w. II. Nell, chief aid; Steelton
band, d. Zala, leader; marshal, J. h.
Reist; assistant marshals, c. c. Cum
bier and Walter Keister; G.. A. r.,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Harris
burg Spanish American War Veter-
ans, National Army Division No. /,
of Dauphin county; Steelton Chapter
Red Cross, Boy Scouts of America.
Second Division = Marshal, c.
Nissley Mumma; Doutrich band,
Doutrich & COMPANY employees,
Municipal League, Steelton Business
Mems Association, Steelton Club,
civilians, Imperial band, Marshals z.
S. Davis and w. NJ. Harclerode, High
school, secret societies, Marshal M.
J. Horvath; assistants, i. Rudiman,
8. Scribe and w. Jevanovic. foreign
organizations.
Third Division-Marshal o. E. b.
Malehorn; assistant marshals, Chas.
Cramer and Harry Martzon, High
spire band, visiting firemen, Steelton
Company No. /, Company No. 2,
Bulgarian band, Company No. 3,
Company No. 4, Company No. D,
Company No. 6.
Jefferson assistant marshal, John
Fields, First Cornet band, colored
societies.
Formation of Parade
The parade will for min Second
street with the first division at Adams
street; the second division between
Adams and Pine streets; the third
division between Pine and Locust
streets and the fourth between Lo-
Gust and Walnut streets.
At the dismissal of the parade O
farewell address will be made at the
Lawn Fairgrounds by the Rev. G. N.
Lauffer, pastor of st. Johns Luther
an Church. A short concert will be
given by the Steelton band prior to
the farewell address.
All businessmen and residents
have been requested to decorate their
dwellings and business houses with
the national colors.
Parade Aids
NJ. J. Kane is chief marshal and
the following persons are aids:
Qincy Bent, w. B. Hoddinott, r.
M. Rutherford, T. ]. Nelly, d. S.
Wenrick, j. K. Reist, B. f. Capella,
T. T. McEntee, John Brinton, w. II.
Nell, M. NJ. Cusack, ]. II. Gerdes,
John NJ. Heagy, b. F. McNear, Jr.,
w e. Abercrombie, John Z. Shupp,
f. A. Stees, c. n. Mumma, D. J..
Bechtold, NJ. A. Obercash,, Mark
Mumma, James P. Detwcilet, Bart
ram Shelley, Ralph Eckels, Burgess
Wigfield, John Craig, o. e. B. Male
horn, JIM. Earnest, DR.. Kirkpatrick,
M. A. Cumbler,' w. w. Leck, G. w.
Cover, e. Ruth, Frank Chubb, E. S.
Garberich, Cameron Young, l. H.
Doutrich, George Schadt, Abraham
Etter, Benjamin Buser, John Man
ming.