Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-26
GUARD
AT HOME PORT

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quartermaster of the keystone Di
vision from the time of its inception;
Lieutenant Colonel Sidney A. Ha-
gerling, divisional signal officer, of
Pittsburgh; Captain Douglas j.
Torrey, Company = of the 103d Sup
ply Train. of Scranton; Lieutenant
Carl p. Kerr, of Company ], of the
111th Infantry, of Pittsburgh; Lieu
tenant Robert L. Potts, 10th In
fantry, of Greensburg, and Privates
Frederick +. Marschalk, Company
f, 103d Supply Train; Howard
Wesner Company C, 103d Field Sig
nal Battalion; Arthur L. Sandstrom,
107th Field Artillery; Stanley
Wojtowski, Company b of the 1OSd
Supply Train; William s. Beveridge,
Company b of the 111th Infantry,
and Peter d. McAllister, Company
l. of the 10th Infantry.
Plan For Parade
Practically every surviving TWen-
ty-eighth division man of this city
and community now in the service
and those already discharged, are
expected to be in the great patriotic
pageant in Philadelphia. One parade
has been definitely decided on. Prac-
tically every unit of the division,
hanna river will parade in Philadel-
phia the date of the grand review
for the heroic old National Guards
men being yet to set.
After May is
The parade will not take place
| before May 15, the earliest possible
! date when the remainder of the di-
vision is expected to have reached
this country.
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| the 55th Infantry Brigade in it's en-
tirety, and that embraces the 109th
! and 10th Infantry and the 1OSth
! Machine Gun Battalion and also the
/ 10Sth Field Artillery.
The participation of the other
| units of the division rests with the
| State, as all of them will have been
| demobilized by that time. Adjutant
General Frank d. Beary announced
yesterday that the Commonwealth
will bear the expense of taking to
Philadelphia for the parade all of
the men of the 111th and 112th In
| fantry, as well as the 103d En-
gineers, 103d Trench Mortar Bat
terry and nearby units of the various
divisional trains.
There will be no other organiza-
| tions other than the units of the
Twenty eighth, the three Philadel-
+, pHld bdse HOSp4tilS anu tuc nurses
in line. 1t is announced that all
other troops will be paraded during
the Peace Jubilee.
The demobilization of the 111th
and 112th Infantry Regiments,
which will begin arriving in this
country on Sunday, will be carried on
rapidly at Camp Dix, but all eastern
Pennsylvania men will be asked to
remain in touch for the parade date.
The parade committee, in an
nouncing the arrangements yester,
day. stated that all men of the di-
| vision who had been returned be-
fore the divisional sigma was award
ed, will be presented with Red Key
| stones.
Company I to Land First
The executive committee also or
dered work begun Immediately on a
State and municipal reviewing stand,
which will be erected in front of In
/ dependence Hall along Chestnut
street, and which will seat approx
mately 1000, and upon q stand for
the next of kin TO be reared along
the Parkway west of Logan Square.
The committee on stands and
boats, which also met yesterday. de-
cided that there would be no ticket
reservations in the stands nor no
holding of blocks of seats for out
| Ol-lOWH NlSllOIS. All people coming
from elsewhere in the State must
register through the regular chan
neIs in the Philadelphia Welcome
Home committee office in the Lib
erty building. receive the two seats
allotted and then take chances upon
the location of the seats in the
stands.
Company /, 112th Regiment, in
Guiding many Harrisburg men, is ex-
pected to be the first unit made up
largely of men of this city. to arrive
in port. 1t is aboard the Pocahontas
=! which is scheduled to arrive in New
York on May l. Other Harrisburg
men are with Company d, which is
scheduled to arrive on the Mercury,
on May 4. Company A, 103d Sup
ply Train, and members of the
old Governors Troop. now distrib-
uted throughout the 10Sth Field Ar
| tillery. are not yet known to have
taken passage home, although they
are expected to arrive in time for
] the great pageant.