Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-21
The Inauguration
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Infantry, machtn-iilks veterans, =
steady voiIcy Of arpiause.
~ AZ 13.zs-Hesd OF izsxgnrzs prsees-
sion pessex granistnsd.
Iz.bO-Compsay frcm Sexeuton re-
cefve applause fresn stand. Governors
party deffs hats ms conapany's Ameri-
e1e. nag sizs eives 10 every srs snt Ifdss ss
1T marches by, torns the faces OF the
embryo soldiers to the .Governor's
stnnd.
Ia.55-Mnehinc gum Set.ehm<nts
swings siOng with tseir newly pur-
hcnscd equipment, making fine
showing. Busincssiike machine gums
transport corps under CaptaIn Bat
ley followed.
12.58-Stnte police. led by Captain
plsaS,y D, on T,Ss S;ae .ss
Famous all ove= the world, keeping
perfect ranks, this splendii body IL
applnaded ees.sisuously by crowds
1-eO--A WliziamstowH band, play
Ing "ANerics," swing into line and
the Governor sad stand don hats. Tke
State College band, 100 strong. follow
mnrchea by an inspiring feature of
I.cs-rennsyIvnnia Military schools
Cadets from Chester. march In full
home town pass. Mrs. SprouI and
daughter also evince great interest
1.O5-Harrlsburg Academy Cadet
Corps, in nntty blue uniform, follow
boys frOm Chester school bringing up
rear of the hrst division.
DIVISION II
.1.O6-Aids I'm silk hats nnd black
coats, mounted lead division. Hon.
Wesley s. Mcdowell, marshal OF the
SprouI and old friend, smiles broadly
nII. masses AN elaborate bow.
!.oa-Union Republican Club, Philn-
dsiphia. led by band playing Onward,
seems to cause considerable mirth in
stand, and Governor nppIauds mest
heartily OF entire parade. Dressed in
silk hats, black coats, gray trousers
posing spectacle. The two Vnres led
the ranks. The Governor mods to
many Of his fricnds. Schwartz, com-
mon councilman, fOrgets to give ske
stand, but then makes up for Lost
time. Club marches I'm four sections,
111-HoE Island Guards pass.
1.1S-RepubIicnn Club, of Chester,
shouting friendly greetings. "HeIIo,
Hnrry" cries the Governor to n par
ticuInr friend. 'sWe're ali herew
shout the mnrchers, and "Thrce cheers
LOE fttEI SpEOuE"
1.20-RepubIican clubs of Delaware
county in white spats. follow.
1.22-Harrisburg Republican Club,
with Mayor kelster, marches I'm full
force. In line are Charley" Pass,
Harry Boyer and other prominent
Republicans.
1.23-I'fttsburEh Babcock Club next
In line. md receives hearty applause
from stand. Here agnin the new
Governor numbers many old friends.
H0hCOr< Climb N0nSnEcH0na
white and blue umbrellas. carried by
members. Next to Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh had the biggest turnout.
1.T-GOvern0r SprouI remarks to
party that twcnty-seven years ago
to-day he waS in line.
1.31-YOrk County Republican Club,
with banner saying, "First Time For
York County. to Go Over the Tep
with Republican Governor
1.34-wm. C. Sproul Chester Coun-
~ Club, led by r. Larry Eyre, Repub-
lican leader of Chester county. He is
accompanied by Captain Samuel 4.
Whitaker, Just returned from
France, where he commanded bat
terry, who probably would have been
Speaker, of the HouSe had he been
home. West Chester Pioneer Club
stages drill in front of stand. This
delegation is one OF the largest In
line. . r ......
1.4O-Paul w. Hauck Club, Of
SchuyTkilI county, led by MIR. Hauck,
Secretary Of Interior. The RinEgoId
Band, of POttsviIIc, is in line with q
contingent from SchuylkiII
L43-The Berks county delegation
makes a big hit, led by it's famous
RinggeId Band and Marshal j. WILL
mer Fisher.
1.4z-The VIM. C. SprouI Repuk-
lican Club OF Dauphin County, n coll
ored contingent, nrouses much ap-
plause ms 1t passes.
1.50-The Negro Home Defense Re
serves, from Philadelphia. look SO
natty that the Governor applsuds
continueusIy as they march In review.
THIRD DIVISION
151-E. Y. Gross, marshal of the
third division, and Harrisburg Fire
Chief John II. KindIer. salute Gev-
ernor's stand. VigiInntes, Of York,
and VaucInin Fire Company, of Ches-
ter, followed by other companies,
march magnifcentIy and sweep by in
even ranks.
1.53-The Baldwin Works Band, the
biggest I'm the parade, arouses enthus-
insm.
1.55-eWelIy, Jones, known to ev-
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company of fifty guards from the
works ut New Jersey where he and
many prominent Harrisburgers are
working for the Government, is loud
Iy greeted by friends in the stand
and surrounding the Governor.
Observation-Disclosures i'm reviewing
stnnd and visitors to the city are
warmly commencing the staIwart sp-
pearance and marching ability of the
city iremen as they march by. The
motorized apparatus, runlbling be-
tween the various companies, are
splendid evidence Of Harrtsburg's
well-equipped nre-Hshting apparatus.
2.O1-The splendid bodies of men,
representing the Allison HiIl, Hope,
Mount Pleasant, Citizen and other
companies of the fire department., are
splendid part of the inaugural
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