Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-29

Rhoades; Highspire Band, Pennsyl-
Vanla Reserve Militia, City Grays'
Veterans Association, Spanish
American War Veterans, Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Second Division-Sons of Veterans
Drum Corps, Sons of Veterans, Com
monwealth Band; Perseverance
Band; Post $40, G. A. R.
The Route
The procession will move in Mar
ket street to Fourth and then over
the Mulberry street bridge to Thir-
teenth street where a halt will be
called.'
The first division will step to the
right, face front and present arms,
while the second division will pro-
ceed to Mt Calvary Cemetery for
services. The second division will
march out Thirteenth street to State,
halt and salute while Post $40 pass
es and proceeds to the Lincoln Gene
terry. The remainder of the division
will proceed to the Harrisburg
Cemetery to the speakers platform
for services and will. then march tc
the soldiers plot for further orders
To Hold Field Mass
Another big event of the day will
be the large field mass by all of the
Catholic churches of Harrisburg, held
at the Sylvan Heights Orphanage at
ITO o'clock in the morning. A. H
I Kreidler will be the chief marshal
of the procession, which will pre-
| cede this mass and will form at the
| Cathedral hall at o'clock in the
morning when the marshals of the
various divisions will report to Mr.
Kreidler.
Chief Marshal Kreidler has an.
nounced his list of aids as follows
l.. G. Martin, R. ]. Seitz, j. w
Rodenhaver, H. j. Reuwer. Herman
A. Kreidler, E. w. Weiss, P. A. Ken
nedy Louis Simonetti, Bernard
Schmidt, William Flynn, Frank Fl
Harris. ]. H. Conley, Edward Koe
mig, Thomas Guthrie.
The parade will be made up o.
six divisions. as follows:
First Division-Platoon of police
Aug. II. Kreidler, chief marshal
aids, Municipal band. Cathedra
Choral Society, Henry M. Hare, mar
shal; aids. John NJ. Daley. ]. Gran
Schwarz, Cathedral Hassett Boys
Club, school societies and congrega
i ton. .....
Second Division-A. S. Banmiller
4 marshal; aids, II. H. Cook, F.. Eugen,
Walz; st. Lawrence schools. societies
and congregation.
Third Division-John Czerniski
marshal; aids, Aug. Waldschmitt, C
j. Kelley. Joseph Waldschmitt
knights of st. George Cadets, ST
Francis schools, societies and con
gregation.
i Fourth Division-E. ]. Kreidler
marshall; aids, James Keane, Austil
Eckenrode, Frank H. Crist. e. B
McCullen. Joseph L. Winters. Tim
othy Euker. Sr.; st. Mary's schools
societies and congregation.
Fifth Division-John II. Parks
marshal aids, Harry Page, II
Il Hatton, Sacred Heart Sunday schoo
societies and congregation.
Il Sixth Division-Thome McEntee
marshal; st. James Cadets and con
; gregation of Steelton.
The procession will form on Nortl
street with the right resting on Sec
ond and will move over this route
4 Down Second to Market, t,
J Fourth. to Mulberry street bridge. t,
; Thirteenth. to Chestnut, to Sylvan
/ Heights lawn.
Bishop to Officiate
, The parade will be followed by
: field mass, the first of it's kind eve
conducted In Harrisburg. The RI
Rev Philip r. McDevtt will off1ci
ste, assisted by other priests of tn
diocese. The mass will be sung b,
{ the Cathedral Choral Society unde
} the direction of Sister Evangelist.
The Memorial services of tn