Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-02

Boas. Edward Bailey. w. Harry Bak-
er. Charles w. Burtnett, Thomas d.
Beidleman. Charles D. Ball. c. o..
Backenstoss, J. L. B. Cunningham,
James NJ. Cameron, Charles Z. Co.
vert. Henry c. Claster, w. w. Cald-
well, Joseph Claster. A. S. Cooper,
5. r. Cooper, c. H. Champion. John
F. Dapp, William F. Donaldson, p.
q. Deiner. George W. Darby. Carl X.
Deem, Z. F. Eisley, ]. E. Eisley.
Robert A. Enders, Jacob Eckinger.
Martin w. Eager, V. Grant Forrer,
Henderson Gilbert, Frederick A.
Godcharles, George A. Gorgas, Will
liam L. Gorgas, E. z. Gross. DIR. S.
Il. Hassler. Edward A. Heffelhnger,
William NJ. Morner, Daniel c. Herr,
\. Boyd Hamilton, George K. Hoy,
Arthur H. Hull, Louis ]. Houseal.
j. F. Hoax, c. Floyd Hopkins, Jo-
seph Ibach. William Jennings, Au-
gustus II. Kreidler. Charles A. Kun
kel. Edward ]. Lewis, William H.
Lynch.
B. NJ. Mead, James A. Stranahan.
F. ]. Hall, James n. Kellog, T. H.
Hamilton, D. l. Rutherford, W. L.
Jauss, DR.. c. B. Feagley, Charles f.
Spicer, c. D. Sucker, J. W. Barker,
II. c .Demming, Captain Z. Lauben-
stein, A. c. Mckee. John P. Melick.
John c. Motter, William H. Moody,
Edward NJ. Major. Donald McCor-
mick, ]. P. Mccullough, the Rev. P.
r. McDevitt, the Rev. ]. B. Mark
ward. w. NJ. Ogelsby. H. c. Ross.
George w. Reilly, John W. Reilly,
Frank y. Robinson, A. Carson
Stamm; r. Ross Seaman. Frank A
Smith, Daniel Sohn, ]. W. Swartz,
p. S. Seidle, F. ]. Smith. AL X
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Thompson, NJ Harvey Taylor, Harry
B. Taylor. William S. Tunis, Mercer
3. Tate, B. Edward Taylor, Harry f.
Young. Franklin Suydam, s. Frank
Weston, Charles c. Stroh, John Orr.
Chief of staff, Francis H. Hoy, Jr.
Mounted aids: Colonel f. NJ. Ott.
Major John F. Culp, Lieutenant
Jesse E. Lenker, Lieutenant Samuel
Fitting, Sergeant William I. Lau-
bernstein, Richard Coover, Arthur H.
Bailey. Herman b. Mitchell, H. b.
Mccormick. Charles B. orr. F. c.
Nicely, DR.. William V. Hughes, Dan
iel Teats.
The Route
Time of parade, 10 o'clock a. m.
sharp.
Formation of units. column of
eight close order. (fire apparatus,
ctc.) column of two.
Route of Parade-Start Front and
Market streets, Market to Second,
north on Second to Rely. cast on
Rely to Sixth, north on Sixth TO
Emerald. west on Emerald to Sec
ond. south on Second to Reilly, west
on Rely to Front, south on Front
street.
Parade to be dismissed in Capitol
Park in front of main building after
fifteen minutes of community sing
ing, all divisions will enter Capitol
Park by the following route from
Front street: First division in Lo-
Gust street. second division in Pine
street, third and fourth divisions in
North, and south side of State street:
fifth division in North street. sixth
and seven division in north and
south side of State street, eighth di-
vision in North street. Floats and
fire apparatus will not enter Capitol
grounds.
In order that persons taking part
cam see the entire parade there will
he no formations on any of the side
streets but every division Except the
first division) will form on route of
parade in the following order: Sec
ond division. military. Captain j. J.
Hartman. marshal. and staff. east
side of North Second street right
of division resting on Walnut street,
but the right fhead) of each unit re-
versed. Ambulance.
Third Division
Third Division. Textile and Miscel-
laneous Industries
Marshal-Bert Blough.
Aids-Robert Moorhead. l.. G..
Julian. Charles II. Hunter. Frank
Morrow, William Russ. Nathan
Isaac. l.. G. Roster, Charles Kehr.
Form east side of North Second
street, right resting on Pine with right
thead) of each Unit reversed. Am
bulance.
Fourth Division
Fourth Division, Steel Industries and
Railroads
Marshal-W. p. Starkey.
Aids William T. Hildrup. Jr., F.
V. Larkin. E. c. Frey. Fred C. Bow
ers. A. L. Ensinger, William McDow-
ell. William Fl. Mueller, E. c. Smith,