Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-27

OF America" and one verse and
chorus of Onward Christian
Soldiers"
ADDRESS BY sPRoUL
4.O5 - Invocation by Right
Rev. Philip II. McDevitt,
bishop of the Harrisburg Dio-
cese of the Roman Catholic
Church.
4.OS = Introduction of VIII
liam G. Sproul, Governor of
Pennsylvania.
40 - Address by the Gov
eInor.
4.3O - Presentation of of
hcial citations to Major Samuel
w. Fleming, Sergeant Grover
Speckart, captain Il. j. Stack
pole, DR., Captain William Nc
Cfeath, and a poSthumouS medal
to Timothy Naughton in honor
of his son, Francis Y. Naugh-
ton, died of wounds, by Major
Mahin, of the United States
Army Recruiting station.
TO GIVE MEDALS
40 - Presentation of medals
of honor to HarTisburg's service
men and women, by Daniel L..
hciSter, mayor of Harrisburg.
Red Cross women I'm costume
will assist, pinning medals OH
all soldiers who present the
cards they received this week
for that purpose. Singing of
The Battle Hymn of the Re-
public" by the audience during
the ceremony.
800 - Memorial address by
the Rev. Henry w. A. Hanson,
followed by the rOllcall of those
who died in the service, and the
presentation of posthumous
medals to their nearest of kin.
During the address, the Ameri-
can flag will be lowered to half
mast, and double quartet
will sing "ITie Vacant Chair"
Program closes with the
sounding of taps, and singing of
"Ihe Star Spangled Banner"
with everyone facing the flag.
Monday Afternoon lis
Headquarters of Chief Marshal
of parade will be established at
School Board headquarters.
l.1o p. M. - Boy Scouts meet
at Scout headquarters i'm Market
Square for duty during parade,
game and dinner.
1.3O - Parade divisions be-
gin to form. First division.
Chestnut street, west of Second
street, right resting on Second
street, extending west on Chest
nut street, and south on Second
street. Second division, Chest
nut street. east of Second street,
right resting on Second street,
extending west toward Fourth
street. Aids will report to
chief of staf and prepare to
mount.
200 - Parade of veterans
and escorts, begins. Lineup as
follows:
Platoon of Police.
Captain Joseph Thompson.
Spring Garden Band.
Chief Marshal
George w. Rhoads.
Department Commander G.
A. RI
Chief of Staff,
Captain Francis III. Hoy, Jr.
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Captain George G, Jack.
Captain a. NJ. Porter.
Captain T.. Laubenstein.
Captain Walter X. Thrush.
Lieutenant Samuel Fitting.
FIRST DIVISION
Division Marshal, Harry S.
Watson.
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Michael Floyd.
Francis III. Hoy, Sr.
Joseph Runkle.
James Auter.
G. A. II. In automobiles i'm
double column.
Moose Band.
Post No. 81. Foreign Service
men, United Spanish War Vet
Grams.
Middletown Band.
Company /, Pennsylvania Re
Pennsylvania Reserve Militia,
Motor Trucks.
SECOND DIVISION
Old Eighth Regiment Band.
Division Marshal, Colonel
Frederick NJ. OFT.
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Captain Paul W. Harm.
Captain Ross A. Hickok.
David Mcconnell.
Harry T.. carp.
Howard Myers.
Overseas Army Camp and
Military Post War Workers.
Army Nurses.
Red Cross.
Y. NJ. G. A.
Y. w. c. A.
X. of G.
Jewish Welfare.
Salvation Army.
War Camp Community.
War Library Association.
World War Veterans.
Municipal Band.
World War Veterans.
Commonwealth Band.
World War Veterans.
New Cumberland Band.
World War Veterans.
3.3O-BaSeball game between
Klein Chocolate Company and
Washington Americans on the
Island. Admission free to serv-
ice men and their girls.
Theaters open all afternoon
and evening to service men and
their girls, free of charge.
MONDAY EVENING
8-Chicken dinner in River
Front Park, free to soldiers,
sailors, marines, nurses and well
fare workers.
S.3O-Dances in Armory.
Chestnut Street Hall, Winterdalc
for the soldiers and their girls.
Dance for civilians in the Court
of Honor.
Searchiights mounted ON tall
est buildings begin at dark to
sweep the streets, turning night
into day. Bands at both ends
of Court of Honor liynn the oc-