Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-24

Francis D. Patterson, chief of the
Division of Industrial Hygiene and
Engineering. Department OF Labor
and Industry. emphasizing the
safety first" movement. The film,
The House That Jack Built" will
be shown. This meeting has been
arranged under the auspices OF the
Pennsylvania railroad.
The biggest street parade in Perry
county in recent years is scheduled
for the afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. At
first it had been planned to include
only five divisions. but the size Is
isuch that it has been found desir-
able to increase this to seven div:-
sions. One band will be assigned to
each division.
Col. Eby Is Marshal
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Nc
Henry Eby, a native of Newport,
still in the Army and located at
Washington, will act as chief mar
shall of the procession. On his stan
will be Captain F. G. Dorwart and
Lieutenant D. R. Demaree. Civilian
aids will be Paul r. Flurie and S. d.
Meyers.
The makeup Of the divisions fol-
lows:
First observation-disclosures Bor-
lough Officers, Speakers with Recep-
ton Committee in Automobiles. Dun
cannon Band. Distinguished Guests,
Executive Committee, Members OF
Red Cross, Members of P. r. R.
WomeRs War Relief.
Second Division-W. G. 10y, Mar
shall. Veterans of Civil War in au-
tomob.les, Veterans of Spanish
American War, Citizens Band, of
Newport; Nurses of World War;
Color Guard, ]. Fred Wright and R.
A. Wagner; Color Bearers. George
r. Fry, Samuel Sanderson, Roy Gut
shall and Charles McNaughton;
Veterans of the World War, Sons OF
Veterans, Sons of the Revolution,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, P. o. S. of A.
| Third Division-H. E. Wilt, Mar
shall. Girls Band, of Beaver
Springs: Employees OF the Oak Ex-
tract Company, Pupils of Public
Schools.
= Fourth Divis.on-Arnold Little,
Marshal. Millersburg Band, EN-
ployes of Elk Tanning Company,
Newport Planning Mill, Phillips-Jones
lCorporation, Romberger Hosiery
Mill and E. o. Smith Hosiery Mill.
Fifth Division-F. r. Baker, mar
shall. Moose Band of HARRISBURG
members of Loyal Order of Moose,
Carson Long Institute Cadet Stu
dents.
sixth Divisions. E. Holland,
marshal. Municipal Band of Har-
risburg, P. r. R. employees.
Seventy Division-H. L. Stephens,
marshal. Tressler Orphans Home
Band, oranges, any specialties, hoats,
mounted horsemen.
The route follows: North Front
to Market, to Fourth, to CAN'T, TO
Fifth, to Mulberry. to Fourth, to
Walnut, to Second, to Olive, to
Front, to Walnut. to Second. to
FIGURING Mill, countermarch to Cen
ter Square.
To Serve Dinner
At the conclusion of the parade,
exercises will start in Center Square
at 8 o'clock. Charles W. Lahr will
preside. Lieutenant Governor 2. e.
Beidleman, of Harrisburg, will be
the principal speaker. The address
of welcome will be delivered by John
S. Eby. former Perry county repre-
sentative in the State Legislature.
The program follows:
Selection, community chorus, the
Rev. w. c. Ney, director; invocation,
the Rev. F. T. Bell; address of well
come, John S. Eby; community
chorus, Home, Sweet Home; ad-
dress, Edward E. Beidleman, ieu-
tenant governor of Pennsylvania;
music by the Citizens Band of New
port; reading of the roster, l.. w.
Brimmer; benediction; first call for
retreat, Harvey Dudley, official
bugler; assembly; retreat; Star
Spangled Banner" by massed bands.
Mess CALI will be sounded at 5
o'clock in the evening. At that time
a dinner, bearing not the least re-
semblance to Army mess, will be
served to returned soldiers, sailors,
nurses and veterans of the Civil and
Spanish-American wars. Newport
housewives are to-day preparing to
use all finesse possible in the pre-
paration of this dinner tomorrow.
The program for the remainder of
the day follows: 7.30, band concert
in Center Square; $50, dancing, Gel
nett's Garage; 8, tattoo; 1880, call
to quarters; IL, taps.
Services will be continued on Sun
day afternoon in Center Square at 2
o'clock. Congressman Benjamin K.
Focht, of Lewisburg, will be the
principal speaker. The Rev. U. o.
H. Kerschner. of the Reformed
Church of the Incarnation, will pre-
side. The program is:
Church call. the Rev. L. o. H.
Kerschner, presiding; selection by
the band; invocation. the Rev. w. K.
Shultz; community chorus, hymn;
scripture reading. the Rev. ]. A.
Staub; community chorus; address,
the Rev. Henry A. Hansen, D. D.;
selection by the band; address, B. K.
Focht; community chorus; benedic-
| ton; recall.
Services will be continued at Z
! o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal
Church with the pastor, the Rev.
F. T. Bell. presiding. The program
/ is:
Hymn; invocation, the Rev. U. o.
H. Kerschner; scripture reading.
Archdeacon William Dorwart;
| hymn; address and rehabilitation
of service flags, the Rev. William C.
Ney; hymn; benediction; recall.
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP"
TO HOLD MEETING