The Washington herald., 1917-08-30
Selective Mems Great Parade
To Be Held During Afternoon

Hazen, marshal of the civic SER
tion, before the date set for the
parade.
Organizations interested in the DEM
onstration and which have officially
or otherwise planned to contribute
paraders. include the United Confed-
crate Veterans, Military Service Le-
gion. Home Defense Rifle Company
Of the Maccabees, and Grand Army
of the Republic.
Committee Is Enlarged.
Names of the following were added
yesterday to the general committee I'm
charge: W. A. Hamilton. Judge W.
A. Warfield, Lieut.. Col Arthur
Brooks, National Guard, District of
Columbia. retired. Mai H. l.. Web
ster and James A. Cobb. Every Con-
federate veteran in or near the city
has been asked to join the parade,
in letters mailed by Fred Beall. COM
mander OF Camp III, United Confed-
crate Veterans, urging them TO at
tend a meeting at headquarters, 1922
Tcrmont avenue northwest, next Fri
day at 7:30 p. m.
Col r. n. Harper has sent out loo
letters from the finance committee to
| leading business and professional
men of the city requesting so apiece
to defray expenses. All who have
had requests to enter the parade are
urged to give their decisions as TO
whether they will join at as early a
day as possible.
Congressman Invited.
It became known late last night that
the District of Columbia division of
the Training Camps Association of
the United States will join the parad-
crs, according to word from David b.
Carrick, secretary of the association.
Capt. Richard D. LaGarde. formerly
of the United states army, has en-
tered 800 men from the PlattsburS
Training Camps Association from the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, and the
Treasury Department
Heads of organizati tiOns are urgently
requested to use the entry blank to be
found elsewhere in tOday's Herald
and send it to the committee at once,
if their organizations intend to par
ticipate. Until a late hour last night
force of clerks was working at the
Retail Merchants Association getting
out circular letters to prospective cnt-
rants. Invitations TO participate in
the event were sent to Congressmen
and Senators, and members of the
Cabinet We're asked to organize their
respective departments for entry.
Members of Chamber of Commerce.
selected by President Sinclair to aid
Col. Harper on finance committee for
patriotic parade. are:
Allies George II hmrain.
American Florists. w. D. Allen, Will
liam Adler, Abe Abrahams. ]. G. Ac-
ton, ]. c. Anderson, Walter Allen, c. 1
c. Archibald. James Alexander Co,
Ins.. L. E. Albert, Albright & Barker,
w. NJ. Alexander, John F. Agnew, r.
Barclay Adams, ]. NJ. Ash, T. II.
Alexander, Harry Abrahamson, I. n.
Beatty. Rudolph Berger. II. A. Bar
tholomew, r. ]. Bedmer. William d.
Brown. H. E. Barrett, Nathan Bach
rach, Frank L. Browne, A. H. Bak-
shian. H. F. Boryer, r. w. Bulkley.
]. G. Benton, c. L. Bowers. H. ].
Berens. Dean Caldwell. W. H. Cross,
H. NJ. Crandall, E. w. Davis, c. E.
Doyle, Mortimer Du Perow. J. ].
Duff, E. B. Emerson. W. ]. Flather.
jr, r. G. Fletcher. ]. J. Fister, Au-
Geare.
Harry Goldberg, c. NJ. Gearhart, c.
E. Gould, Joseph B. GULL, Isadore
Glassner, E. E. Harding, NJ. E. Hor-
ton, F. A. Hood. Samuel Hanlein, r.
L. Holmes, NJ. H. Hopwood, DR.. E. B.
Horen. P. Hall, H. V. Hayden, Leo
H. Harris, H. L. Jarboe, A, D. Jacob
son, w. B. Jackson. E. c. Jones, Mil
ton Kaufman. /. Kahn. d. W. Klein,
E. s. Keen. Newman Little. Ben Liv-
ingston, H. +. Lowman, David Levy,
Arthur Latterner, H. ]. Lee, H. B.
Lesry, jr., w. C. Long, Louis X. Lig-
gett, c. S. McNeir. E. H. Mosher, E.