Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

at the head of tho line, accompanied
by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and
most of the chiefs of bureaus at the
Navy Department. Chief Clerk Curtis
employes-men and wonderland in
gliding a few. female yeomen in. their
distinctive uniform. The Marine Band.
the Mayfower Band and the Naval
academy Band. from annapolis Will
supply the marching music
Byron r. Newton, acting secretary
of the Treasury, announced last even
ing that all employees of the Treasury
Department whose services can be
spared will have an opportunity to take
part in the parade If they desire and
will be excused at 2c30 o'clock without
loss Of time from duty. Marchers from
the Treasury will assemble under In
structions from the heads of their re-
on I'd street, heading at Pennsylvania
avenue northwest The order applies
both to men and woman employees. The
bureau of engraving and printing sec
ton will have it's head at F. street.
In his order Acting Secretary Newton
gives the order in which the various
bureaus and offices are to march.
Some Associations as Units.
Charles S. shreve. president of the
Federation of Citizens Associations.
already had been given of a large con-
tingent from the associations. The fed
Grafton will march in a body, though
some associations. such as the Mid
City and Petworth, which expect to be
largely represented will be distinguish
able as units.
DR.. L. w. Glazebrook. medical direc-
tor of the Departmental Sanitary
Corps of the Home Defense League, last
evening fled a list of the names of
men who have passed the Red Cross
examination and who. therefore, are
eligible to march as members OF abe
corps. This list follows:
George A. Davidson. C: S. Goetzinger,
e. B. Nye. G. E. Smith. S. w. Trunnell.
w. NJ. Clark. Carl Kraft. F. n. Nalland-
ingham, A. Whitworth. r. e. Jones. j.
H. Coleman. J. f. Norris. w. H. Thomp-
son. L. o. Wingffeld. L. E. Flynn. E: A.
R. E. Worch. E. A. Heilig. ]. w. Cotter.
H. S. Walcott. H. S. Bishop. ]. S. Cross.
w. B. Finch. Edward Keines. F: kolod-
ziezksy. N. E. Miller. F. w. Schieck. w.
John Mills. c. P. Heines. T. T. Tyler
F. l.. Sybbane. S. H. Harding. G. L.
Heines. Morris Hacker. H: w. Wood
yard S B. waller E H R,i Popen9s' "
W. c. Gilbert. NJ Herlin, c. e. Schooley,
NJ. W. Stevenson. F. J. White, A. 7.
Avery, J.-E. Mayer, T. ]. Van Doren, W.
T. 1HcSScbOTO, NlilioIus IcA9-
w. S. Simpson, w. E. Waters. J.
]. Foley, J. r. Gibson, F. E. Lime back.
G. \. Limeback. F. S. Wolf. T. Winston,
D. P. Bell, w. H. Eigel, ]. F. Belfeld,
W. R. Blackwood. William Epley. w
Harlan. George Kinsey. E. e. McAnary
w. Poulton. c. Wilmer. J. S. Garland.
E. V. Fisher. c. A. Putnam. r. NJ. Bren-
nam, r. L. Hebbard. ]. z. Fitzgerald. F.
y. Mclean. A. " Lay T. L. Costigan,
p a
W. Hendley, c. Kruegel. R. E. Sherry
E. LIE Feose. F. c. Blanck, \. Fagin, F.
W. Kunke, L. E. McLarren, S. Tucker
man. J. H. S. Richman. H. H. Runkle.
Glasson. A. L. Peterson, V. H. Solorn,
w. T. Washburn. C. S. Erwin, w. T.
Leonard. E. L. Roberts. W. T. Wyatt.
]. S. Clay, S. w. Green, c. F. Burneister,
H. W. vedder, C. T. Bride. ]. T. Watson,
L. B. Rose. ]. F. Brewer, E. Brown. ]. ].
Curtis. W. L. Goss H. L. McQuinn. F. L.
Melay. C. S. Ridgeway, S. H. Wedder.
E. H. Carson, W. H. Drayton. r. F. Nc
Elroy. E. ]. Arcutt. C. o. Webb, W. D.
y 6 ct, NJ Towers "; R; Keller.
F. Waite, W. c. Frear. E. L. Gra-
ham, E. W. Morgan, E. A Goldman,
H. S. Bailey, H. ]. Demaree. E. A.
Hudon. w. T. McGeorge, W. l. Morri-
Wright. H. w. Barber. c. H. NJ Barrett,
J. o. Belg, r. w. Redman, r C. Taver.
H. NJ. Sherline. ]. H. Kettner. p L.
Kicker. w. H. Fax, o. P. Solem, G. De-
wittle. F. ]. Ashbrook, F. W. Quinn, S.
Wright. E. NJ. Morris. c. H. Watson,
C. w. Bacon, J.. ]. Briggs, G. N Collins.
L. H. Dewey, F. H. Hillman, w. r. Max
on. E. S. Melay. E. NJ. Savage, F. NJ
Blehr. H. NJ. Dodd, T. C. Havell, D. A
F. A. Phillips, o. L. Hussel, E
P. Page. H. Kelly. J. w. Proctor, NJ E.
Sabin. William Watson, c. E. Andreen,
w. D. Gill. C. S. Hardy, H. H. T. jack
son and w. P. Taylor.