Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-26
INAUGURAL PARADE
PLANS ANNOUNCED;
TROOPS SUMMONED
Every Branch of Armed Serv-
ice to Be Represented in
Procession.
WILL BEGIN AT CAPITOL,
END AT WHITE HOUSE
Governors With Stats and Escort
Included in Second Division,
With Marine Band.

With Marine Band.
Every branch of the armed service
of the United States will be repre-
sented in the inaugural parade, the
line of march for which was issued
today by William T GaIliher, chair
man of the Washington inaugural
committee, following a conference
with Brig. Gen. s. D. Rockenbach,
chief ofstaff to Maj. Gen. John /.
Hines. grand marshal of the parade
Leaving New Jersey avenue south
east shortly before o'clock, the pro-
cession will pass the east front of the
Capitol and wheel out street to
First street, proceeding thence direct
ly to Pennsylvania avenue. to Fif-
teenth street, to Pennsylvania avenue
past the Presidents reviewing stand
in front of the White House, and be-
gin to disband by marching into ra-
dating streets from Eighteenth street
and the Avenue
Army Band First.
First in line will appear a platoon
| of mounted police commanded by a
captain. Immediately behind will
ride Maj. Gen. Hines, as grand mar
! shall, attended by Capt. Frank a.
Allen and Lieut.. c. c. Jadwin. A color
guard will follow, four sergeants, one
carrying the National Emblem, an
other the flag of the grand marshal
and the other two with rifles. The
remainder of the order follows:
Two orderlies, chief-of-staff to the
grand marshal. Brig. Gen. Rocken-
bach; aides to the chief-of- staff, Capt
Kendall ]. Fielder and Lieut.. Allen F.
Haynes; two orderlies, followed by
Gen. Hines staff, consisting of Capt.
William H. STANDBY. United States
Navy; Col. H C. Whitehead, Col C. S.
Babcock, Maj. Z. R Householder,
Maj. c. r. Sanderson, United States
Marine Corps, and Maj r. c. F. Gootz,
two orderlies
The United States Army Band.
Tanks In Parade.
First grand division-Marshal. Mai
Gen. Malin Craig; aides, Lieut. Col.
Robert McC. Beck, jr. and Mai John
B. Coulter; two messenger officers in
motor cycle sidecars: three orderlies.
Regular Army section-Col. H. c.
Hawkins. commanding, with staff;
Sd Battalion, 18th United States In
fantry, Maj. j. A. Atkins, command
Q -
gineers Maj. J. +. Conklin, command
ing; 56th Service Squadron, Air Sery-
ice, Capt. L. L. Snow, commanding.
Sd Cavalry Band; 1st Battalion. 18th
Field Artillery, Mai. r. E. D. Hoyle,
commanding; 6th Field Artillery
Band; two battalions, 6th Field Ar
tillery. Lieut.. Col T. P. Bernard,
commanding; Tank School Band; bat
TALON of light tanks, Capt. S. E. Brett,
commanding. This will be one of the
most novel sections of the parade and
in it will appear the latest model
tanks.
Navy section: Rear Admiral II. H.
Hough, commanding, followed by his
full staff; Quantico Marine Band,
5th Marine Regiment, Col. John r.
McGin, United States Marine Corps,
commanding; Navy Band, Seaman
Regiment. Capt. Yates Sterling,
United States Navy, commanding.
Governors i'm Second Division.
Second grand division: Marshal,
Mai. Cen Anton Stephan of the Ma
tfon Guard of the District of Co
lumbia; aides, Col. Lloyd NJ Brett,
United States Army, retired, and MAJ.
Harry Coope; two messenger officers
in motor cycle sidecars and two or
deriles; United States Marine Band,
Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia, escorted by 16 mounted ofh-
GERS of the 121st Regiment of Engi-
neers: District of Columbia National
Guard.
The State governors, appearing IN
the order of the date of the entry OF
their States into the Union, each gov
ernor followed by two aides, colcr
guard with national emblem and
State flag, staff and escort The gov
ernors will appear, as heard from
thus far, in the following order:
Delaware, Gov. R. P. Robinson.
Pennsylvania, Gov. Clifford Pinchot:
New Jersey, Gov. S. Silzer; Connecti-
cut, Gov. ]. G. Trumbun; Massachu-
setts. Gov. A r Fuller; Maryland,
Gov, Albert c. Ritchie; New Hamp
shire. Gov. ]. G.. Winant; Virginia,
Gov. E. Lee Trinkle; New York,
Lieut.. Gov. Lowman; North Carolina,
Gov. Angus z. Mclean; Rhode Island,
Gov, A j. Pothier; Vermont, Gov. +.
s billings: Ohio, Lieut.. Gov. c. H.
Lewis: Maine, Gov. r. o. Brewster
Iowa, Gov John Hammill; Nebraska.
Gov. Adam McAIullen; Colorado, GOV
c. J. Morley, and Wyoming, Gov.
Nellie T. Ross.
Troops Are Summoned.
In addition to the above the Wash
ineton inaugural committee, headed
hy Mr. Calliher, Will RIDE eltner OIL
rectly before or Immediately behind
the District Commissioners. When
the parade reaches the Presidents
reviewing stand Gen. Hines and Mr..
Galliher will wheel oUt of line and
review the parade with the President
and his party Mrs. Galliher will be in
the stand with her husband.
Details as to concentration VIII be
announced early next week by Gen.
Rockenbach, who prepared the line
of march with Mr.. Gallfher. Gen.
Rockenbach issued the general order
bringing the troops to Washington
They will begin to entrain soon for
their biyouacs here and the places
where they will be stationed during
their stay in the city will also be an
nounced within the next few days.
Escort for President.
The bodies that will escort the
President from the White House to
the Capitol will consist of the super
intendent of police and platoon of
mounted officers and one squadron of
the Sd Cavalry, commanded by Maj.
]. NJ Wainwright. Another squadron
of the Sd Cavalry, commanded by
Capt j. r Finley, will escort the
Vice President.
The grand marshal and his staff,
dismounted, will meet President Cool
idge on his arrival at the Senate
wing of the Capitol, and Gen. Hines,
with one aide, will accompany the
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