The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

Wheeling will bid farewell to forty
two young men this afternoon "h!'e
the county will send eighteen 10 me
army camp. Their going VIII De
marked with fitting farcwell--a pa
radc given by the Boy Scouts OF TINS
city, aided by the city ofhclalS
The train carrying the boys to camp
Meade. at Admiral, Md, will leave at
i3:l5 and the parade preceding it Will
form at . o'clock From here the
train will so to Moundsville, thence
to Fairmont and on its way east 70
Washington, arriving there early 10
morrow morning and then to the
camp.
Although the parade this afternoon
will be short, it will be brisk ana
snappy, in order the young men MAY
be started on time. Mayor Vester mas
ordered business discontinued ~hllo
the parade Is passing and Chlef OF
Police Henderson. with 4 squad. Will
clear the streets in the line of march.
The Parade.
! Heading the line will be an escort
OF city police Following will be inc
Municipal band, and then the veterans
of the civil war in automobiles. rol'
. lowing the veterans will be the CIT!
and county officials and in the second
division will be the draft boards Ei-'i
the draftces themselves. escorted on
either side by uniformed Scouts. I'M
mediately after the draflces VIII he
the officials of the Wheeling counc'I'
Boy Scouts Of America, OF "hlcn
George E. House is president. FOL
! lowing will be several hundred 80!
Scouts, and then the Linsly cadets. fol
lowed by the Cathedral cadets ana
drum corps.
! II. O. Iortz, Boy Scout executive OF
+ this district, has completed all plans
for the parade and will act as Sranu
marshal besides being in charge Oh al
the Scouts. Mr.. rortz urgently re
quests that every BOY Scout IN Inc
! CITY. whether uniformed OF not. De
present and in the line. Let ''''!
Boy Scout show his PATRIOTISM.
! The draftres will assemble IN Ih'
second branch council chambers al
I1.30 o'clock, where they will be gwen
final instructions. Their division VII
! form on Fifteenth street and marcn
down Chaplne 10 fall in line. | ne
hand officials Of the city and count!
and the veterans will form 1T til" same
mace, The Boy Scouts will iail III
the rear and then the Cathedral anu
I.inslv BOYS from Sixteenth street
Before leaving the future soldier nos
will be presented with Red cross COZ"
fort kits. 80,
Tho following will make up the CIT!
delegation: :.
Herman A. Stahl, Samuel Front. 20
semi G.. Bauer. Charles II. Juhs!lhS
! Albert W. Barnhari. Howard +. Eos
ter, RAYMOND E. Hess. Theodore TARA
disc sidney Lake, Andrew HcrTe!
Salvatore Agantino, William ]. Cotton
Charles e. Doty. Edward J. Mcken
nev, Engcios MacaralagcS. Leo JOSEF!
1Towley, +. ]. \. NurllinGer. Andrew {
NJ. Hess. William II. knab", frhnr"el
, Kolod2rk. Julian W. Malay, W liiiatl
"a Baker Howard ]. Foster, Ira
Hall. John T. Schaner. EvangilinS Ma
ruins. William r. Burt, Rlchar'
| Olszta, William G. Funds. llrrbr:
Haucr, Louis \. Ba!zrr. George J. Ira
bert Frederick Strnbel, John ". Nc
iCollnugh. Lawrence J.. Amos, Edwar'
Appcl, Patsy Zazolta. George ID. hiln'
Joseph Tarnowski, Otto ". nauDrr'
Charles W. GoctZr and Harold {. Man
, we'll.
The eighteen drallreS who have BEEF
chosen 10 form the county quota ar
as follows: Harry Dorsrh, Sh"rma'
philaha,Im. Richard -. Thomas. Fran
+, Minor, Elvin L. Schuhart, Car
HuSs. Charles +. Flanagan, Albert Nc
Einlev Morris. Herbert t.. Hellstron
John Joseph Aubcr. Henry Day Hell
vcy. Jr.. William Vaughan. Harry |,
Rigglr. Samuel Guy White. W. .
Clemens. Clarence l.. Eu%kirk, Wi
liam Il. McGrcw aind John '. Tho