Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-20
INAUGURAL PARADE
PLANS COMPLETE
Military Units to Compose
First Grand Division, Com
mittee Announces.

The complete formation of the inau-
Pennsylvania avenue on the afternoon
of March and pass in review before
President Coolidge and President-elect
Hoover, was announced today by the
inaugural committee. The composition
of the second division, whose marshal
is Hubert Work, chairman of the Re-
publican national committee, is sub
ject to changes which may have to be
made prior to February 26, but 1t will
generally be as announced today.
The first grand division will be COM
posed entirely of military units includ-
ing representation from the Army.
Navy. Marine Corps. Coast Guard. Dis
trict National Guard, Naval Militia and
Oficers' Reserve Corps.
The second grand division viii in
clude all other nnits, together with 26
State governors, representatives Of two
more State executives, the STATS and
National Guard units and crack mill
tary units of the States. the American
Legion and other veterans organizations,
patriotic organizations, national socie-
ties and marching clubs and all other
units which have been given places in
the line of march.
At the same time the formation of
the sky parade, which will start with
rendezvous over the Capitol to mark
the start of the parade. and will then
wheel down Pennsylvania avenue above
the parade route, was made public.
Complete Parade Plan.
The complete parade formation is as
follows:
Grand marshal's section-Maj. Gen.
Charles p. Summerall; aides, Mai.
Henry Terrell. jr.; First Lieut. George
j. Forster: chief of staff. Brig. Gen.
George S. Simonds staff, Capt. William
McClintic, Navy; Lieut. Col. Robert L.
Collins. Mai John N. Greely, Maj. Will
liam H. Rupertus. Mai. Albert L. Bar
rows, Lieut. r. j. Mauerman, Coast
Guard: Capt. Walter Welsh, Cadet
Lieut.. Emmett 0. Mclaughlin, George
town r. o. II. c.
First grand division to be led by the
United States Army Band. in the order
named: Mai Gen. Fred w. Sladen,
marshal. Aide, Lieut.. Joseph S. Grams
UOn. SUdlI, SUl. w. i. Dalidli' a1Acue'
Col. j. K. Herr, Maj William F. Sharp
Mai. Henry r. Smalley, Capt. William
r. Handy. Regular Army section. COM
manded by Brig. Gen. H. o. Williams;
staff. Sd Battalion, 18th Infantry, Maj
A. M. Patch. commanding; Engineer
Band, 18th Engineers, Maj. Dewitt G.
Jones, commanding: Sd Cavalry Band;
1st Battalion, 10th Field Artillery, Maj
Cortlandt Parker, commanding, Navy
section, Brig Gen. Harry Lee, Marine
Corps, commanding. Staff, the Marine
Band. Marine regiment, Col. Eli T..
Fryer. commanding: the Navy Band,
blue jacket regiment, Capt. Willis Nc
Dowell, Navy, commanding. United
States Coast Guard section, Lieut.
Comdr. H. G. Bradbury, commanding.
Staff. United States Coast Guard Band,
United States Coast Guard battalion.
National Guard section. Maj. Gen. An
ton Stephan. commanding. Staff, 12lst
the District of Columbia; headquarters
and special troops, 29th Division: 29th
Military Police, l21st Engineers, combat
troops; Co. A, 372d Infantry; 260th
Coast Artillery. Naval reserve section,
Lieut.. Comdr. F. Bascom Smith, COM
manding. Staff, 1st Battalion, Dis
trict of Columbia Naval Reserves. Offi-
GERS Reserve Corps section. Brig Gen.
John Ross Delafield, Officers Reserve
Corp commanding. Staff and detach-
ment of reserve officers.
Second Grand Division.
Marshal, Hubert Work, chairman
Republican national committee; chief
of staff, Col Ephraim @. Peyton; staff,
Quantico Marine Band.
2. The inaugural committee section
The inaugural committee, the Republic
can national committee, State chair
men Republican national committee,
Commissioners Of the District OF Co
lumbia
g. Governors section. State gover-
mors in the order Of entry of States into
Union. Governors in motor cars to be
followed by colors and color guard, stan,
band and escort, in so far as such units
are included in the governors party.
Delaware-Gov. G. Douglas Buck ac-
companied by staff and members of
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