Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-10
BATTLE SCENES DRAWN
BY NOTED SPEAKERS
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until a short time ago. will be Har-
risburgs opportunity to hear ne
French story of the war. DR.. San-
wage speaks English perfectly, nav
ing for some time before the war
been a member of the University al
Washington.
Three Years of War
Major Hedges will tell the story
of the Canadian overseas forces from
the fall of 1914 to the latter part OF
1917.
The musical part of tomorrow
nights program will be no small part
of the pleasure of the evening, ana
the address by Harry L. Stevenson
noted Philadelphia lawyer and ora
tor will be inspiring.
Under the chairmanship of W. NJ.
Donaldson the Savings Stamps WORK
ers are preparing for strenuous
campaign beginning Tuesday morn
ing. The district is going TO pledge
itself to buy s3.O00,000 worth of the
little brothers to the Liberty Bonds
Parade Hummer
Chief Marshal Harry A. Boyer of
the huge parade to be held Monday
afternoon says that is il going to be
a hummer.
Nine thousand children from the
city schools will be massed on the
green lawn at the Capitol, Third
street side. to watch the 5000 other
school pupils who will appear in the
parade. 1t is being whispered around
town that there will be ten bands in
the line of march. but Marshal Boyer
refuses Information on this point.
The children who are not to be in
the parade will he marched from
their respective school buildings I'M
der the direction of their teachers.
The parade is to start at 1.30
promptly. and Marshal Boyer has is
sued the following statement con-
cerning its formation:
Place of Formation
Chief Marshal and Aids-Front
and Pine streets.
First Division-F'ront street, right
resting in Pine street.
Boy and Girl Scouts-Front street
right resting in South street.
Parochial Schools - Front street,
right resting in State street.
Academy-Front street, right rest
ing in North street.
Central High SChool-North street,
right resting in Front street.
Eighth Grade Pupils from Messrs.
Thomas and Kob's Districts-State
street. right resting in Front street.
Eighth Grade Pupils from Districts
of Messrs. Brehm and Goetz-South
street. right resting in Front street.
Eighth Grade Pupils from Districts
of Messrs. Heighes and Jacobs-Pine
street. right resting in Front strea'.
Technical High School - Locust
street. right resting in Front street.
Route Of Parade
Down Front to Market, Market TO
Fourth. Fourth TO Walnut, Walnut
to Third. Third to North, North TO
Sixth, Sixth to Reilly, Reilly to Third,
Third to Boas, Boas to Second, Sec
ond to North. North to Front, Front
to Market. Market to Square, and
mass for patriotic songs.
General orders
Marshals will see that the vari-
Gus units in their respective divi-
sions are at the place of formation
at lis o'clock ready to move at
100 o'clock.
2-Marshals will report to the
Chief Marshal, Harry A. Boyer, at
Front and Pine streets, as soon as
their respective divisions arrive at
the place of formation.
3-Aids will report to the Marshal
of the Division to which they have
been assigned at / o'clock at the
place of formation.
4-Marshals will see that the band
at the head of their respective divi-
sions furnishes such music as viii
be suitable for marching 100 steps
to the minute.
Aids to the Chief Marshal will
report at Front and Pine streets at
l o'clock.
6-All schools and scout troops
will march in platoons of eight and
keep six feet between each platoon.
Committees Meet Tonight
Postmaster Sites. chairman of
next weeks War Savings Stamp
drive, calls UP all men and women
ward commanders. precinct captains.
and block solicitors to meet him at
Tech High this evening at s o'clock.
Final instructions will be given at
that time.