The Washington times., 1929-03-04

mittee; James Francis Burke. gen.
eral counsel, Republican National
Committee; chief of staff. Col. Eph-
rain q. Peyton, Army; two mes
senger officers on motorcycles to
right and left near curb, staff, Lieut.,
Col. Pelham d. Glassford, inspector
generals department.; Major Max
well Murray, Army.
The Quantico Marine Band, citi-
Zens Inaugural committee, the Re-
publican National Committee, Re
publican State chairmen and vice
chairmen, Commissioners District
of Columbia.
Governors
Governors Section-(SeniorL Liaison
Officer, Colonel Daniel Van Voorhis,
Army; State Governors in the order
of entry of States into Union, Cover
nors in motor cars to be followed by
colors and color guard; staff, band
and escort, in so far as such units
are included in the Governors party.
Delaware c. Douglass
Buck, staff and members OF General
Assembly; band, 198th Coast Artillery
Corps, Delaware National Guard;
One Battery, 198th Coast Artillery,
Delaware National Guard.
sylvania-Governor John s.
Fisher. State officials, general Off
GERS and colonels of the National
Guard; one hundred battle flags
and standards, accompanied by an
escort of National Guardsmen.
New Jersey-Governor Morgan F,
Larson, staff and State senators, as
semblymen, and other officials, one
troop, 102nd Cavalry, New Jersey
National Guard.
Georgia-Governor L. G. Hardman
staff.
Connecticut-Gov. John H. Trum.
bull: staff. Governors Foot Guards,
Battery f, 242nd Coast Artillery
Corps. Connecticut National Guard,
Governors Horse Guards.
Observation-Disclosures. Frank G.
ALLEN; staff.
Brig. Gen. Milton C.
Reckord, representing Governor
| Ritchie; detachment Maryland Ma
tional Guard.
South Carolina-Gov. John q.
Richards, staff.
New Hampshire-Gov Charles W,
Tobey, staff.
yirginia-Gov. Harry F. Byrd
staff, John Marshall High School
Band. the Richmond Blues, Ameri'
| can Legion Fife and Drum Corps
| Petersburg; the Richmond Grays
| Monticello Guards, Charlottesville
Samis Grotto Band, Richmond
Richmond Howitzers, John Marshall
| High School.
New. York-Commission Of Ed
ucation Frank T. Graves, accom-
panied by Mai. Gen. William n
| Haskell. New York National Guard
representing Governor Roosevelt.
North Carolina--Gov. C. Max
Gardner; staff: Wilmington Light
Rhode Island--Gov. Norman $.
VermOntZGOv. John E. Weeks
Kentucky-Gov. Flem D. samp
Tennessee-Gov. Henry H. Hor
ohfowGov. Myers Y. Cooper,
staff Boys Band, Warren Post
| 1890 ". F. w.
Mississippi - Gov. Theodore G.
Bilbo, staff.
Illinois-Gov. Louis L. Emerson
Aiabama-Gov. Bibb Graves. staff
band. Alabama National Guard; two
companies foot soldiers, Alabama Ma
tional Guard.
Maine-Gov. William T. Gardiner
staff
Missouri-Gov. Henry c. Caulfield
staff.
Michigan-Gov. Fred W. Green
staff.
Florida-Gov. Doyle e. Carlton
staff.
Texas-Gov. Dan Moody, staff
Iowa-Gov. John Hammill, staff
Coe College Band.
Wisconsin-Gov. Walter J. Koh
| ler. staff; corps of cadets, st. Johns
Military Academy, Delafield, Wis.
Minnesota - Governor Theodore
| Christianson, staff.
| Wyoming-Governor Frank c.
Emerson, staff.
New Mexico-Governor r. c.
| Dillon, staff.
Distinguished Guests
Military Colleges and Schools, r.
10. T. c.. Infantry Unit and Band
Georgetown University; r. o. T. c.
Infantry Unit, Howard University
Washington High School Cadets and
Band: Langley High School Band
Pittsburgh; st. John College; Bene
dictine High School Cadets, Rich
! md.
Veterans Organizations (ArrangeC
in the order of dates of foundingl
Grand Army of the Republic ant
auxiliary, United Confederate Vet
erans and auxiliary. Army and Nav!
Union with drum corps, Army. NAV!
Legion OF Valor, Military Order o
Foreign Wars, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Ladies' Auxiliary, Veterans
Foreign Wars, United Spanish Wa
Veterans, National Indian War We:
erans, Wichita Ran.) American lie
gion Band, American Legion, Dis
abled American Veterans Of Worl'
War, Victory Post Drum Corp