Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-03
10000 TO PARADE
FROM ALL NATION
Start at Capitol to Follow
Address of Newly Inau-
gurated President.

More than 10000 persons from ever,
section of the United States. marching
in review and riding in automobile!
between rows of cheering thousand;
grouped along Pennsylvania avenue, vii
form the inaugural parade, which viii
start from the Capitol about 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. The parade will
move Immediately after Herbert Hoover
completes his inaugural address on the
east front OF the Capitol. and will be
marked by rendezvous of fourscore
airplanes above the Capitol. While the
ceremonies are in progress In and out OF
the Capitol Building the various units
to make up the co,orful parade will be
marshaled on the streets radiating from
the east front of the Capitol, awaiting
the signal to fall into the procession, as
1t leaves Capitol Hill.
Mr.. Hoover and Mr. Coolidge. with
members Of the congressional inaugural
committee. will leave the White House
shortly before noon in automobiles
escorted by detachment of police in
automobiles. and the I'd Squadron,
Sd Cavalry. from Fort Myer, Maj. John
T. McLsne, commanding.
The first automobile to leave the
White House will contain the President
the President ELECT. Senator Moses and
Representative Smell, chairmen Of the
Senate and House inaugural committees.
Other members of the official party will
he the Vice President-elect. members OF
the inaugural committee. cabinet men,
bers and others invited by the President.
After Mr. Hoover is sworn in, delivers
his inaugural address and starts for the
White House, the procession will move
as follows:
Grand Marshars Section.
Grand marshai-Gen. Charles P
Surnmerall. chief of staff, United States
Army: aides-Maj. Henry Terrell jr.,
United States Army; First Lieut.. George
J. Forster, United States Army: chief
Of staff-Brig. Gen. George S. Simonds,
United States Army; staf-Capt. VIII
liam S. McClintic, United States Navy;
Lieut.. Col Robert L. Collins, United
States Army; Maj. John N. Greely,
United States Army; Maj. William H.
Rupertus, United States Marine Corps;
Mai Albert L. Barrows. Infantry Offi-
GERS Reserve Corps; Lieut. r. j. Mauer-
man. United States Coast Guard; Capt.
Walter S. Welsh. 12lst Engineers, N. G.,
D. c.: Cadet Lieut. Emmett o. Nc
1,oughlin, r. O, T. c., Infantry unit,
Georgetown University.
Army Band.
First Grand Division.
Military and naval forces, Regular
services, United States Coast Guard,
National Guard and Naval Reserves and
Oflcers' Reserve Corps.
Marshals section - Marshal, Mai.
Gen. Fred w Sladen, United States
Army: aide-Lieut. Joseph S. Cranston,
United States Army; staff-Col. T. w.
Darrah, United States Army; Lieut..
Col. j. K. Herr, United States Army;
Maj William F. Sharp. United States
Army; Maj. Henry r. Smalley, United
States Army; Capt. William r. Handy,
United States Army.
Brig Gen. H. o. Williams, United
States Army, commanding.
staff.
Sd Battalion, 18th Infantry, Maj. A.
NJ Patch, commanding.
Engineer Band.
18th Engineers 0ess I'd Battalion) +,
Maj. De Witt c. Jones, c. E., command
Sd Cavalry Band.
lst Battalion. 18th Field Artillery,
Maj. Cortlandt Parker, 18th Field Ar
tillery. commanding.
Navy section-Brig. Gen. Harry Lee,
q. S. NJ. c., commanding.
Staff.
The Marine Band.
Marine regiment, Col Eli T. Fryer.
q. S. M. c., commanding.
The Navy Band.
sBlue Jacket regiment, Capt. Willis
Mcdowell, United States Navy, COM
manding.
United States Coast Guard section
Lieut.. Comdr. H. G.. Bradbury, U. S.
c. G.. commanding.
Staff.
United States Coast Guard Band
United States Coast Guard battalion
National Guard section-Maj. Gen
Anton Stephan, N. g. D. c., command
ing.
Staff.
Band, 121st Engineers, N. G. D. c.
Headquarters and Headquarters Spe-
cial Troops, 29th Division.
29th NJ. P. Company.
12lst Engineers combat regiment).
Company A, 372d Infantry.
260th Coast Artillery "a. A..
Naval Reserve section-Lieut. Comdr.
manding.
Staff
1st Battalion, D. C. Naval Reserves.
Of1cers' Reserve Corps section-Brig.
Gen. John Ross Delafield. o. r. c.. COM
manding.
12th Infantry Band.
Staff
Detachment of Reserve officers.
Second Grand Division.
Marshals section-Marshal, Hubert
T. Work, chairman Republican national
committee; chief of staff, Col. Ephraim
G. Peyton, United States Army.
Staff.
The Quantico Marine Band
The inaugural committee section
The inaugural committee e200).
The Republican national committee
(l00).
State chairmen, Republican national
committee C00).
Commissioners of the District of Co.
lumbia.
Governors section-State governors
in the order of entry of State into
Union. Governors in motor cars to be
followed by colors and color guard, staff
band and escort in so far as such units
ere included in the governors party.
Delaware-Gov. c. Douglas Buck, ac-
companied by staff and members OF
General Assembly; escort, Regimental
band, list Battery, l96th c. A. c., Del.
N. q.
Pennsylvania-Gov John S. Fisher
accompanied by State officials, general
officers and colonies of the National
Guard mounted; 100 battle flags and
standards with escort of National
Guardsmen.
New Jersey--Gov. Morgan F. Larson
accompanied by staff; escort, lst Troop
Cavalry, N. J. N. G.
Georgia-Gov l.. G. Hardman, accom-.
panied by staff.
Connecticut-Gov John H. Trumbull
accompanied by staff and escort OF
Governors Horse Guards, Governor
Foot Guards and Battery E. 242d c. A
c. Conn. N. G.
Massachusetts-Gov. Frank G. Allen
accompanied by staff.
Maryland-Brig Gen. Milton c
Reckord; escort 200 National Guards