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.
Continued from First Page).

companied by State officials General Of
ficers and colonies of the National
Guard, World War colors with escort
of National Guardsmen and American
Legion Drum Corps No. |, Pennsylvania
New Jersey-Gov. Morgan F. Larson
accompanied by staff Escort, one troop
cavalry, New Jersey National Guard.
Georgia-Gov. L. G.. Hartman, &C.
companied by staff.
Connecticut-Gov John H. Trumbull
accompanied by staff and escort gov
errors horse guards, governors foot
guards, Battery Z, 242d Coast Artillery
Massachusetts-Gov. Frank G. Allen
accompanied by staff.
| Maryland-Brig. Gen. Milton A
Reckord, M. N. G., representing Gov
Albert c. Richie; escort, 200 National
| Guardsmen.
South Carolina-Gov. John G.
| Richards, accompanied by staff.
New Hampshire-Gov. Charles w
| Tobey, accompanied by staff.
Virginia-Gov. Harry F. Byrd, accom-
panied by staff; escort, Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, John Marshall High
School Band, Richmond Grays with
| Band. Monticello Guards. Charlottes-
VILE American Legion Band, Petersburg
/ and Samis Grotto Band.
4 L
| ton Frank p Graves, accompanied BY
Maj Gen. William N. Haskell, repre-
1 senting Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
North Carolina-Wilmingto Light In
fantry. Battery A, 252d Coast Artillery
| N. G. N. @.
Rhode Island-Gov. Norman s. Case
accompanied by staff.
Vermont-Gov. John E. Weeks, &C.
companied by staff.
Kentucky-Gov. Flem D. Sampson
accompanied by staff.
| Tennessee-Gov Henry H. Horton
accompanied by staff.
Ohio-Gov. Myers Y. Cooper, accom-.
! panied by staff.
| Mississippi-Gov. Theodore G.. Bilbo
accompanied by staff.
| nlinois-Gov. Louis L. Emmerson
accompanied by staff.
Alabama-Gov. Bibb Graves, accom-.
panied by staff, escort band and two
companies of Infantry, Ala. N. G..
Maine-Gov William T. Gardiner
accompanied by staff.
Missouri-Gov. Henry C. Caulfield
accompanied by staff
Michigan-Gov Fred w. Green, &C.
companied by staff.
Florida--Gov. Doyle E. Carlton, &C.
companied by staff.
Iowa--Gov. John Hammill, accom-
panied by staff. Escort, Coe College
Band.
Wisconsin-Gov. Walter ]. Kohler
accompanied by staff. Escort, Corps OF
Cadets, st. Johns Military Academy
Delafield, Wis
Minnesota--Gov. Theodore Christian
son. accompanied by staff.
Wyoming Frank c. Emerson
i nj taI hxv Oh
New Mexico-Gov. r. c. Dillon, ac-
companied by staff.
Military colleges and schools section
r.. o. T. C. Infantry unit and band
Georgetown University. Washington
d. c.: r. o. T. G. Infantry unit, Howard
University, Washington, d. c.; Wash
| ington High School Cadets and band
Washington. d. c.; Handley High School
Band, Winchester, Va; st. Johns Col
| lege, Washington, D. c.: Benedictine
High School Cadet Company. Rich
mond, Va.
Veterans organization section-Vet-
Grams organizations in the order OF
their dates of organization; Boys band
] go pieces). Warren Post. 1890, v. F. w.
| Warren, Ohio; Army and Navy Legion
Of valor, Grand Army Of the Republic,
United Confederate Veterans and
auxiliary, Army and Navy Union, Mill
tary Order of Foreign Wars, Veterans
of Foreign Wars. Ladies Auxiliary, Vet
Grams Foreign Wars and United Spanish
War Veterans.
Legion Representation.
American Legion to be accompanied
/ by Wichita Legion Band, Disabled
American Veterans of World War; Lake
| Worth. Fla, Harmonica Band, Post IA,
| u. S. w. ": Women's Overseas Legion
| Jewish Veterans Wars of the Republic:
National Yeomen, accompanied by band
| Patriotic organizations section: Legion
Band, Sharon, Pa: American War
| Mothers: Daughters American Revoiu-
tary Order Loyal Legion: Daughters
| Union Veterans Civil War; Victory Post
| Drum Corps, American Legion; Military
Order World War; National Sojourners;
| Order of Ahepa: cowboys in costume
| Indians in war regalia. Boy Scouts with
| drum and bugle corps; Boys Brigade,
Pittsburgh; Girl Scouts of America
State marching clubs. The marching
clubs will line up according to entry OF
| their State into the Union.
| Pennsylvania-Repr by Lincoln
Club of Beaver Valley. 200 persons; del
! egation of citizens, $50 persons, accom-
|
| Philadelphia, IS pieces.
| New DISQUALIFICATION of $50 civil
ians accompanied by band and drum
| corps.
New York-Represented by Lafayette
Republican Club of Erie County, Martha
| Washington Republican .Woman's Club
Patrol of Erie County, 80 members; TO
| be in uniform. led by three women,
The Spirit of TO-; Legionnaires of
| Queens County. Queens County Banner
Republican Club.
Ohio-Delegation from Buckeye Re-
publican Club, SO persons, accompanied
by Republican Glee Club, SO persons.
Observation-Disclosures of marchers.
Texas-Group carrying State coiors.
Iowa--Special delegation with Mol
| lie Carren. former teacher, and former
schoolmates and neighbors of President
| Hoover participating, accompanied by
delegation of 500 persons.
Reconsideration, accompanied by
Media Grotto Chanters, 20 persons, and
| Topeka Fife and Drum Corps.
| Air diyisions-Air divisions will fly
| over the route of the parade and pass
| the reviewing stand at the White House
| in advance of the ground troops and
organizations.
Combined Army and Navy heavier
| than-air diviSion--Marshal, Brig. Gen.
Benjamin D. Foulois, U. S. A.; Boiling
Field, 10 observation planes, pursuit
planes: Langley Field, bombers, 10 OBJ
servation planes; Mitchell Field, 10 OBJ
servations planes; Navy, 8 observation
| planes, pursuit planes.
Combined Army and Navy lighter
| than-air division - Marshal Comdr
| Charles E. Rosendahl, U. S. NJ; Navy
| the Los Angeles, non-rigid dirigibles;
Army non-rigid dirigibles.'
| Aides for Governors.
| A military aide and liaison officer
| from the Regular Army. In SO far as
| possible a native of the State whose
representatives he will accompany. has
been designated by the War Depart