Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-18

hood of Railway Trainmen locals Nos
127. Az, 3S3 and 574; Locomotive
Firemen and Engineers locals Nos. 172
and 673; Painters and Decorators 4,
No. All plumbers and Steam Filters,
Bricklayers, Electricians, Slate and
Tile Workers, Carpenters, Bartenders,
Bookbinders and Pressmen, Plaster
ers, Hod Carriers, Stage Workers, Jit-
ney Mems Association, Street Railway
employees, Brewery Workers, Bakers
and Confectioners, Moorhead Knitting
Comapny, Harrisburg Silk Mill, Bel
mont Athletic Association and
Schmidt Baking Company.
The Central Iron and Steel Com
pany's delegation and all other iron
and steel workers of the city and
vicinity who desire to participate will
occupy the seventh division.
Citizens in No.
The Citizens Division will be No.
8. This will be marshaled by Hender-
son Gilbert. In this division, civic
organizations, department stores and
individuals who care to march but are
not affiliated with any organization
will be placed. No automobiles, floats,
advertisements or names of stores will
be allowed in line. The formation OF
this division will be: First section
Ministers, lawyers, doctors, Chamber
of Commerce, Rotary Club, Engineers
Society of Pennsylvania; Second Sec
tion-Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart,
Bowman and Company, Kaufman's,
Whitman and Company, Harrisburg
Light and Power Company, William
Strouse, Bell Telephone Company,
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH en-
ployes, Evans Burtnett Company, IL.
Gilbert and Son and any other mer-
chants and employees who want 10
march, third section-Swift and Com
pany and provision for other manu-
facturers and employees.
Secretary William I. Laubenstein
will marshal the ninth division whlch
will consist mainly of representatives
of schools and churches. Its forma-
ton will be: Central high school,
Technical high school, Young Men
Hebrew Association, Bible classes
ladies' auxiliaries' patrlotic hoals, 9;
without any business advertising, Red
Cross ambulances.
Further entries can be taken care
of by making application to w. l.
Laubenstein, 2510 North sixth street
Bell telephone, 4336-J, or to f. II.
Hoy, Jr., Bell, 1866.
Saloons to Close
Every bar in the city will be closed
Saturday from noon until O'CLOCK IN
the evening This decision was reached
last night by the Dauphin County
LIQUOR Dealers Association. All stores
and barber shops will also be closed
during these hours.
The Royal Fire Company invites all
of the residents of the Hill to march
with them. -,
mapped out tonight at the meeting
of the division marshals.
Owls to March
FulIv 500 Owls of this city are eX-
pected to participate in the patrlotc
parade on Saturday afternoon, ac-
cording to the announcement made to-
day by officials of the two nests mere
The Tyrol Military Band, OF Lebanon,
one of the crack bands of the state,
has been secured for the members of
this order. Members will meet
i'm Cameron Hall, Second and Walnut
streets at 1890 o'clock and at l
o'clock will parade to their designated
station. Each member will wear a
small American flag and several owl
banners will be displayed.
%. S. of A. will present their full
strength Camps from Steelton, En-
haut. Highspire, Middletown, Dauphin
Marysville, Enola, West Fairview, New
Cumberland, Penbrook and Harris
burg will be in line. Members will
meet at the hall of Camp ZIG at l.3C
on Saturday The Pennsylvania Re-
serves, military branch of the or
der, will lead the unit of Patriotic
Sons and will be accompanied by q
band. Captain Frank Lindsey will be
| in charge with Captain Best, frs
platoon, and Captain Tenny, second
platoon. Members of the Reserves
will parade without rifles and will
wear no belts,