Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-13
EXPECT PRESIDENT
IN PARADE AFOOT
Committee Members Await
Definite Word as to His
Participation.
MEN FOR ESCORT PICKED

President Wilson may march on
foot in Washington's parade of vel
come to its returning soldiers.
The parade committee is awaiting
definite word from Paris as to just
how the President Will participate.
IT had been suggested that an invita-
tion to him to ride in the parade be
given, but il is said to be his wish
to be allowed to participate in a way
that viii not make him more con-
spicuous than the men in uniform
who are returning from the war.
Marinettes May March.
Robert n. Harper, chairman of the
parade committee. said today he
hopes to have Gen. Barnett's detach-
ment of pretty marinettes in line.
Cuno Rudolph, treasurer OF the pa
rade committee, reported At a meet
ing at the Willard yesterday after
noon that abont one-third of the
$4,000 needed TO defray the expenses
of the welcome home demonstration
has been subscribed Those who have
not yet kicked in to help show their
appreciation of what the returning
send checks 70 c. j Goeke!er. care
of MIR. Rudolph, Second National
Bank
Washington horsemen who are To
compose the citizens escort TO the
President of the United States in the
Homecoming parade and demonstra-
! ton in honor Of the President and of
District men returned from service in
the Army nd Navy have been named
by Melvin c. Hagen, chief marshal Of
the parade. From the list Marshal
Hazen is to select a number of aids
whose duties it viii be to keep the
| parade moving
| Members of the citizens escort are
F, to wear frocil coats, riding brooches
and silk hats.
Personnel of Escort.
| Thomas Bones has been chosen as
chief of staff to Marshal Hazen- W.
| \ Williams is TO act as secretary
| Those composing the citizens escort
as designated by Marshal Hazen. are.
! Sidney Pieher, Louis Zinllham.
| william Arnold w C. Iadd Duncan
| y. Ransdell. Louis n. Tayloer. John
Curtin. Marion HarRrove. Julian Har-
grove Clarence D. Donohoe. Milburn
II. Donohoe Fred Johnson, DR.
Or. r. F. Dunmire DR.. George c.
ODER. Dr. John A Sfoutenbureh Or.
/ J. Chester Pyles. J. Harry Shannon.
| Mai. Thomas Powell Frank Haskell,
c. D. Reckweg. DR.. w. f Bradley F..
c. Couch, q V. Rector. r. F. Tobin
| Leonard, Jesse Lee, Patrick joyce
| William J. Payne George A Won
Dachenhausen. c. B. Robinson Mai
William Sheets, G. W. Popkins.
! c l.. Sweeny q. W. Camalier, Mai
! y. J. Donovan, Foster Causey X G
Fernald T. J. Holmes. W. ]. Lati-
r1er, Edward Dent, Lynn Colvin
| George Earle, Lieut.. Ernest Coolidge
6. d. Frazier, DIR. r. NJ Colvin
| Charles J. Columbus. Henry T. West
| T. II Brewer, Thomas ] Fisher Peter
7 Nee John o. Evans Daniel CHS
| holm. John ". Reale. r. S Robbins
Rev. J. II Jeffries c. W. Bohannon.
! George r. Linkins. Gus BucsSholz
i Merrill Galliher, Joseph Galiiher. Her
bert Galliher. Thomas p Morgan
Frank johnson Jack Gass. Thomas
| Bones. Tohn O..sGheen A y. Miller
W. c. Muller J. p Robinson. w NJ
Curtiss, F. C. LYMAN. Cleve Beckett.
J. r. Saum. Ben Prince. A. J. Cunning
| ham. William Armentrout, Joseph 3.
Latinner. George B. Mullen. John
Poole. Mai. Hodgson, Samuel oppiiser
/ Gen. r. d. Simms. DR.. j RoZier Riggs,
r T Raglan. w. w. Riley. Walter
Stephenson, Capt. OConneil. Frank
| Davis, Gus Cook. Duncan RansdeIl,
| lieut. J. Macev Wiliett. Or. Bailey. DR.
Fernyhough. J. o. Scofield. Or. Cham
bertrand, Fl f. Gasch Mai. John @.
| Capers, Judge advocate generals de-
partment: Mai James r Lusby. Quar-
itermaster Corps; Maj. William IT. Cal
liner. Ouartermaster Corps; Capt. Ed
ward NJ. Grove. Quarterrlaster Corps
Capt. George W. Evans. Ouarter1nas-
ter Corps; Lieut. Col. Clarence A.
Weaver, medical department: Mai.
Frank W. Holt, ordnance department:
Maj. c. f. Edward. inspector generals
department: Mai, Charles F. Roberts.
adjutant generals department: Lieut.
Ernest II. Aide and Lieut.. Col VIII
liam s. Hodges.