Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-31
PARADE ROUTE
ANNOUNCED FOR
TROOP SENDOFF
Provision Made For Whole
City to Participate in the
Farewell to Guardsmen

e. C. Humer, chief marshal of the
farewell parade for the local Ma
tional Guard units to-day announced
the route of the parade. which will
be held the day the local soldiers
leave for their southern training
camp. 1t is:
First division, military units, form
in North street, right resting IN
Third second division, municipal
oreanEatioAs and marching clubs,
form In Etafe street. right resting in
Third ttredt; third division, city fire
compapiest and departing soldiers,
TFd 1Hsm pe ronfe ssrest folc%s: GisRs resting in
tThihd oiMarket to Front to State,
to ThBd No Locust to Second to
iMaHkeE tor. Pennsylvania Railroad
statl4n lentFapce. This route is sub
jeet change. The paraders will
reRd VI their aides at the signals
giveIFRefore the time of departure.
Place For Relatives
Arrangements have been made
with Chief of Police Wetzel, to have
a place in Market Square reserved
for the relatives of the soldiers. At
first it was planned to have a spe-
cial division for the relatives but on
account of the uncertainty of the
time of departure this was called off
and the other method substituted.
At the meeting held last night in
the City Gray's armory 1t was ar
ranged to have the fire bells ring
before the time of the parade. The
formation. of the parade will consist
of three divisions. A platoon of
policemen will head the first division.
E. G. Humer, chief marshal, will be
assisted by the following aides: First
division. Henderson Gilbert, chief of
staff, Edward Moeslein, Colonel, H.
c. Demming, f. L. McColgin. George
e. Whitney, Warwick Oglesby. Geo.
Reed. A. E. Buchanan, E. J. Stack
Gross, John K. Royal, william H
Lynch, Samuel F. Dunkle, w. L.
Gorgas, R. Ross Seaman, Captain E.
Laubenstein, William H. Bennethum,
Sr., Alfred L. Allen, George H.
Biles. Nicholas Tack. Christian
Nauss, w NJ Mailey. Major A. NJ.
Porter, Henry B. Mccormick, Spen-
Ger c. Gilbert, Arthur D. Bacon, c.
K. Deem, c. NJ. Kaltwasser. Frank B.
Musser Senator E. E. Beidleman,
David Kaufman, A. Boyd Hamilton,
Walter B. Montgomery, George A.
Shreiner, Thomas L. Montgomery.
After the aides will come a band,
the G. A. r., City Grays' Veteran
Association, Spanish American War
Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Governors Troop Veterans, Sons of
Veterans Stevens Memorial Meth
odist Church Guards, Boy Scouts,
Harrisburg Reserves.
Second Division-Marshal,W William
I Laubenstein: aids, Thomas Num-
bers, George w. Rhoades, E. w.
Jackson, Francis Bruker. Paul Harm,
Howard Newcomer, Jonas K. Reist,
H. D. Myers, H. w. Cough, Edgar c.
Hummel, Captain Charles P. Meek,
Charles w. Burtnett. Al Koenig, c.
r. Coover, Penn Throne, Captain
George F. Lumb, F. H. Hoy. Sr.. !. G.
Diener, Thomas P. Moran, w. w.
Caldwell Milton A Plank. William
Strouse, Benjamin Strouse, ]. Will
L. Ferree, Augustus H Kreidler, Ash
ton D. Peace, Clyde Myton. w. G.
Ennis. T. H. Mailey, Captain Owen
NJ. Copelin, Major John T. Ems
minger, F. ]. Althouse, AL. K.
Thomas, Eugene Sible, E A Heffel-
finger. Ray Shoemaker, H. L.
Holmes, Charles e. Pass, A. Carson
Stamm, Harry D. Reel, H. w. Stone,
z. L. Rinkenbach, John A. Herman,
Edwin S. Herman. Edward M. Win
ters, Sergeant F. w. Huston. Will
Charles E. Covert, Samuel Roush,
Charles r. Etter, Captain F. H.
Mikel, Donald Mccormick, Robert
Mccormick. Herman Tausig. H. C.
Claster. joseph Claster, D. W. Her
shey, John c. Orr. Wellington G..
Jones, Thomas NJ. Jones, Edward A.
Miller, DIR. J. B. Dickinson, George
3. Harry w. c. Orr. James Mill
house, William A. Boil, George B.
Trip. c. Ross Boas, ]. H. Butter
worth, David E. Tracy, Harvey Pat
ton, ] Rowe Fletcher. Harry c.
Wells, Judge George Kunkel, Judge
S. ]. NJ. McCarrell, John Fox Weiss,
Michael e. Stroup, Daniel A. Kiester,
Augustus Lutz, L. Frank Bass, w.
Harry Baker, Arthur A. Herr,
Charles Forney. Frank C. sites, B.
Frank Smith, 1. w. Dill, DIR. D. I.
| Rutherford, William S. TunIs, CLARK
| H. Diehl, John S. Musser
Band, Chamber of Commerce,
Rotary Club, B. P. o. Elks. Loyal
| Order of Moose. marching clubs of
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Bowman
& Company. the Globe, Kaufmans
and the New Store of William
Strouse.
Third Division-Marshal, Marion
yerbeke; aides, Horace A. Chayne,
Otto Buxbaum. Aaron Gordon. w.
P. Denehey, William Buckley, Isaiah
Reese, John Zearfaus. II. w. West,
c. z. Ridenaur, Howard c. Fry,
Charles F. Spicer, Rudolph K.
Spicer. w. NJ. Robinson, Dewitt A.
Fry, George z. Etter, Harry KreidIer.
Horace Whitman, Barton Evans, S. S.
Pomeroy, George Kerr. J. Horace
Brady Caveny, Sr.
Citv fire connpanies and dana rtiner