Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-21

Norristown, Captain Charles T. Lar
zelere; Company B, Allentown, Cap
tain Shirley B. Cunningham; COM
pany d. Scranton, Captain Arthur
r. Foote; Company I. Harrisburg,
Captain Paul w. F. Harm.
Third Battalion-Major Thomas
F. Weichard, Pittsburgh: Company
A, Pittsburgh, Captain Benjamin X.
| Captain Gilbert C. Cloonan; Com
pany I. Greensburg. Captain Clayton
c. Holland; ompany NJ. Warren,
| Captain Josept T. Danforth.
Sanitary Detachment Major H.
Melvin Allen.
Machine Gun Observation-Disclosures ior
Harry p. Vercoe; Machine Gun De-
tachment, West Chester, First Lieu
tenant Harry T. Leaf; Machine Gun
Detachment. Lancaster, First Lieu
tenant Charles e. Drummer; Machine
Gun Detachment, Erie, First Lieu
tenant William H. Forster: Machine
GUN Detachment, Bellefonte, First
Lieutenant Wilbur E. SAXON.
Motor Transport Train - Captain
Richard c. Bailey.
The latter unit attracted great
deal of attention, located as it is
al the Harrisburg arsenal, and made
| up mostly of Harrisburg boys. 1t
will be of great service in the Mt.
Gretna encampments.
Does Harrisburg and Pennsylvania
have a wholesome love for the
State Police? Well you would say
so, had you heard the shouts of
approval. as this model troop emerg-
ed round the turn, a Who'll squadron,
under the lead of Acting Superinten-
dent, Captain George F. Lumb, the
other officers being Deputy Superin-
tendent, Captain Leon S. Pitcher;
Troop A, Captain Paul Stout; Troop
B. Captain Herbert Smith; Troop G,
Captain Wilson H. Price; Troop d,
Captain William E. Clark.
Cadets in Line.
One of the most attractive units
which swung into view, Just after
the Williamstown Band led off the
Cumberland county unit with the
Home Defense Police, and the Penn
| sylvania State College Band, with
it's battalion of cadets. Its inspir-
ing notes echoed clearly to the Sus-
] quehanna 'and had contest been
pulled off it is safe to say this
college band would have won the
blue ribbon.
| Hardly less thrilling was rhe dap
per battalion of cadets from the
Pennsylvania Military Academy
which had plenty of music. with the
Liberty Band in front and the Cal
houp Band behind. The first division
closed UP with our own HARRISBURG
Academy cadets who evoked tumults
of applause all along the line.
lhe second division had all kinds
of entertaining features, politicaI
clubs, constituting the bulk of the
marchers. It was headed by Oul
Rand, which hinged the circumam-
bient with lively music just ahead
of Marshal Wesley S. Mcdowell
whose aids were: Charles G. Wor.
Ter, C. S. Boil, H. NJ. Bingaman
A. II. Bailey, John E. Baker. Josopi
Claster, James Detweiler, Robert A
Enders. w. H. Earnest, Samuel Fish
man. John A. Herman, George ]
Hutton, DIR. F. z. Kann, George
Kammerer, S. S. Lewis, AlonZo Lch-
man, Harry w. Miller, E. q: Mitch
ell, Simon Michlowitz. William Nell
.. Ccol ge Prichard, Robert Rosenberg
| Andrew Redmond, II. A.. Segelbaum
Captain II. NJ. Stine, w. s. Seibert
r. Ross Seaman, Benjamin Slrouse
Preston Seidel, DIR. G. G. Snyder
William Schraedly. Robert Strick,
er. Daniel Teats, William c. Tyson
F. F.. Wickersham. Oscar Wicker
: sbaFl, c. II. Stuers, Nathan GroGs.
Philadelphia Artillery.
Heavy artillery was in order wher
/ the Philadelphia phalanxes opened
the throttle, with the First Regi-
pent Veteran Band, leading. This
company of splendid musicians gave
| rfcha roto nd . h.
Union Republican Club knew some.
thing when it brought these veterans
to help make the Inauguration at.
l'tractive. Close up came Marshal
David H. Lane. and his assistant
Williamm s. Ware. This avalanche
marched in sections with many q
jolly good band, the Sherry. Burn.
fett, Municipal, Commonwealth and
do not forget that the latter was
right ahead of the William c. Sprou
Republican Club of Chester. There
was reason for this rhyme, for this
unit wanted a tip-top musical or.
ganization, the Chester club being
something out of the ordinary
Prominent in this unit was the IL
lustrious Jim Dougherty. of Chester
who had for his guest Jack Demp-
sey. coming world champion heavy
weight boxer. They who recognized
Dempsey were greatly elated at the
opportunity. The rest of the Sec
fond division was made up as fol-
lows:
Allied Republican Clubs of Della
ware County
Gaskins Band
Harrisburg Republican Club.
| Singer Band
i West End Republican Club of Har-
| risburg
| Pittsburgh Municipal Band
1.-THE Babcock Club of Pittsburgh
| Marine Band
| Second Section
York City Band
| York County Republican Club
Elizabethville Band
West Chester Pioneer Club