The Washington times., 1929-03-02

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GRAND MARSHAL'S SECTION
Grand Marshal-Gen. Charles P,
summerall, Chief Of staff. United
States Army.
Aides--Maj. Henry Terrell, jr., U.
3. A.; First Lieut.. George ]. Forstar,
u. s. Al.
CHIEF Of Staff-Brig. Gen. George
| 8. Simonds, u. s. A.
Staff-Capt. William s, McClintic,
u. s. N; Lieut. Col. Robert y. Col
lins. u. S. A.; Major John N. Greedy,
+ II. s. AL; Major William III. Rupertus,
/ United States Marine CorpsI Major
Albert L. Barrows, Inf. Officers Re
{ serve Corps; Lieut.. r.. j, Mauerman.
United States Coast Guard; .sapt.
Walter s. Welsh, 12tst Engineers,
n. G.. ID. c.; Cadet Lieut.. Emmr.tt o.
McLoughlin, r. o. +. c., Inf. Unit,
Georgetown University.
Army Band.
Marshal's Section
Marshal, Major Gen. Fred W
Eiaden, United States Army; s,ide.
Lieut.. Joseph s. Cranston, United
States Army; staff, Col. T. W
Darrah, United States Army; Lieut..
Col. j. X. Herr, United States
Army; 4Iajor william F. Sharp,
United States Army. Major HenrJ
n. Smalley, United States AMY;
Capt. william r Handy, United
States Army.
Regular Army Section Brig. Gen,
1T. b. williams, United States Army.
commanding. Staff. Third Battalion.
Twelfth Infantry, Major A.
Patch. commanding. Engineer BaIid
I .Thirteenth Engineers (less Sec0n4
BattaIior( Major Dewitt c. Jones,
C E., commanding: Third Cavaify
Band: First Battalion Sixteenth
.Field ARTILLERY, Major Bortlands
Parker. sixteenth Field Artillery,
commanding.
NAVY Section-Brig. Gen, Harry
Lee. u. 5. M. c.. commanding; staff;
the Marine Band; Marine Regiment.
Col Eli T. Fryer, u. s. M. c., con-.
uaandinR; the Navy Band; 3iue
Jacket Regiment, Capt. Willis Nc
DowelI, United States Navy, COM
manding.
United states Coast Guard Sec.
fiou-Lleut. Conadr. III. g. Brad.
bury. United states Coast Guard,
commanding: staff; United States
Coast Guard Band; United States
Coast Guard Battalion.
National Guard Section Maj. Cen.
Anton stephan, n. g. D. c., com.
n1anding: staff; band, 121st Engin-
aers. N. q. d. c.; headquarters and
headquarters special troops, Twen-
ty-nlnth Division; Twenty-nirth Mill.
ltary Police Company; 12lst En-
aineers combat regiment); Company
j a, 3T2d infantry; 26Oth Coast Ar
tillery a. Al.
Naval Reserve Section-Lieut
Condr. Fl. Bascom Smith, U. s. N.
H.. commanding; staff; first bat
talon %, G. naval reservess
Offlcsrs, Reserve Corps Sections
Brig. Gen. John Ross Delafieid, O.
r. c., commanding; staff; detachment
OF reserve officers.
Second Grand Division
MarshaEs Section--Marshal, the
Hon. Hubert Work. chairman Re.
publican national committee: chief
OF staff. Col. Ephraim q. Peyton,
u. s. A; staff; the Quantico Marine
Band.
inaugural Committee Section-Thc
inaugural Committee; the Republi-
! can National Committee; State
.Chairmen, Republican National
Committee; Commissioners Of the
\ District of Columbia.
Governors Section State govern
Ors In the order Of entry OF State
into Union, Governors In motor
cars to be followed by 'colors ana
color guard, staff, band and escort,
. SrS - 80 - Avnn lAG
In the governors party.
Delaware-Gov. C. Douglas Back,
accompanied by staff and members
OF general assembly Escort Reg
irnental Band; 1st Battery, 19Sth C.
: a. c., Del N. G.
Pennsylvania-Gov. John s. Fisher,
accompanied by State officials, gen.
eral officers and colonels of the Ma.
stional Guard, world war colors
with escort Of National Guardsmen,
American Legion Drum Corps No. 4.
4 Pennsylvania.
New Jersey--Sov. Morgan r.. Lar
son, accompanied by staff; escort,
Troop B. 102d Cavalry, N. j. ". G.;
band; Congressional delegation; State
nommittee and civilians.
Georgia-Gov. L. G. Hardman, ac-
companied by staff.
Gov, John III. Trum.
I bull, accompanied by staff and es-
cort; Governors foot guard; Govern.
or's horse guard; Battery e.. 242d
Coast Artillery: American Legion
9 fife and drum corps. Bridgeport.
Massachusetts-Gov. Frank @.
Allen, accompanied by staff.
Maryland--B Brig. Gen. Milton A.
Reckord, NJ. N. G., representing Gov.
Albert G. Ritchie; escort, 200 National
Guardsmen.
south Carolina-Gov. John q.
Richards, accompanied by staff.
New Hampshire -Gov. Charles w.
5 sIobey. accompanied by staff.
VIRGINIA GROUPS
!. Virginia Gov. Harry r. BYRD. ac-
eOmpanied by staff; escort, John
Marshall High School Bands Rich
rnond: Richmond: Richmond Light
Infantry Blues; American Legion
Fife and Drum Corps, Petersburg;
richmond Greys: Monticello Guard.
Cg1arlottesville; Sarnis Grotto Band.
Richmond: Richmond HowifZers;
Toiin Marshall High School Cadet
Company, Richmond.
New York-C Commissions of Edu-
cation Frank P. Graves, accompanied
fsby Mai. Gen. William N. Haskell,
representing Gov. Franklin d. Roose-
4 Relt.
North Carolina-Gov. Max Gard.
emer; Wilmington Light Infantry;
battery A, 252d Coast Artillery.
Rhode Island-Gov. Norman s.
case. accompanied by Staff.
Vermont - Governor John e..
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