Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-09-20 | Page 5 | Display Flag Given Civil War Musicians at Convention Here

S Display Flag Given Civil CivI War Musicians At Convention Here Group of Veterans Delegated by Encampment Show Salt Lake Present in City Carrying an emblazoned banner symbolic symbolic sym sym- bolic of ot two wars a a. small mall group roup of oC Grand Arm Army veterans paraded streets of or Salt Lake Lako yesterday Short talks on the lIC meaning of the emblem an and martial music aided In holding around them a group of oC Interested observers Th The five tl were were members of the tho Civil War Var Musicians Musicians' lu association headed b by National Drum Major ajor John M. M Hamond Raymond Ray Ray- mond of ot Chicago o. o The banner was that presented to the association b by Salt SaIl Lake when the veterans met here In 1909 On one side It carries carrle a representation representation representation of or the Spirit of oC 76 6 and aud on the Urn other of the Spirit of 61 When hen the tho encampment closed in r Los os Angeles these five lve all Chicagoans were delegated delegat d to escort the tho banner to Salt SaIl Lake and exhibit In the city which presented It to the tho association The guard of honor comprised besides Drum Major Raymond Martin Y V. Gillespie Thomas Severn Se George Georgo W. W Manley and O. O D. D Peck Tho The association now has 1000 members Other G. G A. A R R. men passed through the city yesterday returning from the convention The They included E. E M. M I. I Painter Paint Paint- er or of Philadelphia a veteran of oC thirty thirty- el eight ht cn engagements a and a personal friend of Professor J. J J. J McClellan upon whom he called Mr Painter carried with Ith him the original snare drum which he us used d In Inthe Inthe inthe the war With him was Captain James Galla Gallagher her of or the tho Fortieth New Jersey and nd Jacob W W. of the Second Pennsylvania the latter a n survivor of tho the fight In The Crater when his regiment lost nearly nearl half halt Its men