Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-27
FORM PROGRAM
FOR RECEPTION
T0NEbRASKANS
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merce, military and other organiza-
tons of the city. 1t was announced
that from advance information the
troops would arrive on seven trains.
each coming in one-half hour apart.
This would mean seven separate pa
rades, so that it is planned to have
one band to join each contingent as
it detrains.
1t is expected that when the last
arriving detachment marches up
Farnam street, the first arriving will
have again entrained and be on the
way to Lincoln, where a similar well
come is to be given.
No Crowds on Viaduct
Crowds will not be allowed in the
railroad station, or on Tenth street
from Mason to Farnam streets.
On the reviewing stand will be the
governor and staff, Omaha and Wis
iting Nebraska members of the
Grand Army, and the mayors COM
mittee. The stand will be erected
in front of the city hall and The
Bee building. A detail of girls will
90 to Council Bluffs with badges on
which will be Omaha Welcomes
the Fighting Eighty-ninth.' A
badge will be given to each soldier.
Two girls will be assigned to each
car.
Reception committees, especially
appointed, will greet each section of
the troop trains Immediately on their
arrival at the Omaha station. Sol
diers from Fort Omaha will be in
charge of the policing of the rail-
way station and the viaduct on
Tenth street. Each detachment as
it detrains will be escorted to the
street by the committee in person,
swhere an Omaha band will take the
lead.
Twelve Bands in Parade.
Twelve bands will be available
Along the parade route decorations
will be hung from trolley wires, tele-
phone and telegraph poles.
Jacob Wachob, chairman of the
parade, committee, is authorized to
appoint grand marshal and an hon
orary grand marshal. Assistant
marshals will head the various COM
mittees that will greet each detach-
ment as it arrives at the railway sta
ton.
! Fireworks, including bombs, gas
explosions. etc, will be discharged
from the tops of the higher build
ings.
The mayors executive committee
is W. w. Slabaugh. Randall K.
Brown, E. A. Brogan, c. f. Black,
John T. Wachob. H. H. Lowell, E.
F. Folda, P. P. Fodrea, Allan Turkey
and Mayor Smith.
Colonel Wuest, Fort Omaha, and
Chief of Police Eberstein have been
authorized to confer and arrange
a joint plan of policing the parade
route.
Committees Appointed.
Following is the reception and en-
tertainment committee of 100 ap-
pointed by the mayor:
Col. Jacob W. s.Frank Dewey
ing officer. FortGhas Unit
Capt e. E. Adams, W. s. stryker
commander G. A.John RedicR
Col. J. NJ Banister. Jas 4. Howard
Col. John J.; Mahsr n; P; Dodge
Martin Lundin, 355thW T. Graham
infantry, seth di-Byron Hastings
B. c. V Grasborg, s55thDr. b ". Christie
infantry, ssth dill j. Quinby
Jack Oberutter 355thJohn Latenser
infantry, seth di-Henry G. streight
Col D. s. Bingham F. A. Talmage
Lysle l. Abbott l.. H. Tate
Judge Geo. A. Day Calvin H. Taylor
Judge VIM. A. Red-L. ]. Tepoel
lex Frank Madura
A. " Shotwell Adam Sloup
Rev. John Albert Warren Howard
Williams j. H. Wright, jr.
Lieut. J. H. Pinkett J. T: Buchanan
Herbert Daniel Frank P. Manchester
Thomas Falconer Henry T. Clark, jr.
A. B. Currie Gorton Roth
Fred B. Dale Harvey Milliken
Dan B. Butler w. J. Foye
B. F. Thomas W. NJ Rainbolt
s. L. Winter !. B. Zimman
Ed. Malone Harry A. Koch
Herbert NJ. Rogers Frank S. Howell
Fl. L. Porterfield Lee Herdman
Frank j. Norton Harry Wolfe
Jos. P. O'Keefe s. Levine
Paul L. Martin Robert Updike
John A. Linderholm Clyde sundblad
George A. Lee James Rothwel
Lee Huff Edwin Arms
s. A. Houser Vic Black
W. ]. Hotz Ed. Schroeder
Lee Norton H. j. Lindeman
L. D. Bowman Hrd Stryker
Floyd Houchin Yale Holland
w! B. Tagg r J. Mcclure
Sol. Deggan G. A. Kennedy
Bruce Mccullough L. B. Slime
T. j. Donatue J. J. Lawler
w. A. Schall VIM. j. Stone
Frank A. Broadwell w. c.. Fraser
Perry Wheeler Charles Purey
NJ. W. Kalamaja Carl E. Smith