Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-09-06

Those OF the organization of Naval Vet
erans present will attend Divine Service
morning and evening in down town
churches. Place to be named through the
public press.
Monday, Sept. 10.
Receiving and eseorting comrades or the
G. A r. TO their several headquarters.
go a. m.-Parade of Naval Veterans.
m.-The Ninth Annual Convention
of Naval Veterans viii meet in the Allie
gheny County Bar Association Room,
Court House, Grant street and Fifth Ave.
2p.m.-CarTisge drlFe-tendered by the
Committee on Entertainment OF Ladies
from to o'clock, TO the present Nation
al officers and past National Presidents Of
the patriotic organizations OF women.
Route-Monongahela House, Water street,
to Penn avenue, to Fort street past the Old
Block House, Duquesne Way, Ninth street,
over bridge to Anderson street, Allegheny,
Cedar avenue. North avenue, through West
Park, to Ohio street, Sherman avenue.
Stockton avenue, Anderson street, over
bridge to Ninth street. Liberty avenue,
Seventh avenue. Smithheld street, Filth
avenue through Schenley Park to Roller
Coaster. and return by way OF Forbes
street.
(Nautieally termed 'Dog Watch")at Old
CITY Aall, Market street, at which promi-
nent speakers will be present.
Tuesday. Sept. II.
$50 a. m.-Parade and Review Of the G.
A. X.
FoRMATIoS-All Departments and Posts
excepting Pennsy lvania) will form on the
streets bounded BY Smithheld, Fifth ave
nue.. Water street and Duquesne Way,
with right resting on corner OF W ater
and Smithfeld streets. facing east. The
Department Of Pennsylvania to form with
right resting on corner Of Water and smith
field streets, facing west, and line extend
ing along Water street TO Ross street TO
Diamond street to Forbes street.
HEADQUARTERs-The headquarters OF
the Commander-in-Chief, John 6. b.
Adams, Adjutant- General James F. Mech
and Assistant AdjutaBt-General J. F. Den
niston, in charge of formation, have been
established at the Monongahela House,
corner Smithfeld and Water streets.
GUARD OF HoNoR-Co. A, I'd Battalion,
Naval Reserves, n. G. p, will act as
Guard Of Honor TO the Commander-in
Chief and staff at the reviewing stand.
ORDER OF DEPARTMENTS IL PARADE
l, Illinois, >, Wisconsin, g. Ohio, 4, New
York, 5, Connecticut, 6, Massachusetts,, Z,
New Jersey, s, Maine, 9, California, 10,
Rhode Island, Il, New Hampshire, u,
Vermont, 13, Potomac, Il, Virginia and
North Carolina, 10, Maryland, 16, Nebras-
ka, II, Michigan, IS. Iowa, 10, Colorado
and Wyoming. 20, Kansas, 81, Delaware,
%, Minnesota, %, Missouri, "a, Oregon,
%, Kentucky, 26 West Virginia, q, South
Dakota, 2S, Washington and Alaska, %,
Arkar sas, 80, New Mexico, 81, Utah, 81,
Tennessee, 80, Louisiana and Mississippi.
81, Florida, 35, Montana, SO, Texas, 81,
Idaho, 38, Arizona, 80, Georgia, 4O Ala
bama, Al, North DacOta, AZ, Oklahoma,
43, Indian Territory, A, Indiana, 40,
Pennsylvania.
ROUTE OF PARADE-At $50 a. m. sharp
the head Of the procession will move north
on Smithfeld street, Fourth avenue, Grant
street, Fifth avenue, Liberty avenue, Fifth
street, Dpquesne Way, Sixth street bridge.
to Allegheny, Federal street, Ohio street,
Marion avenue, Ridge avenue, Irwin ave
nle, North avenue, Cedar avenue. The
Commander in Chief will review the pa
rade on Cedar avenue. The formation will
continue to Church avenue, where the sew
eral Departments will move to their re-
spective headquarters in Pittsburg via. the
Seventh and Ninth street bridges. 1t is re-
quested that all Departments returning to
their quarters will not use any street over
which the main column is moving.
STAEDS-Stands erected under super
vision of the Committee on Parade and
Review at all eligible points along the
route as established.
ARcHEs-Triumpha arches are located
on Fifth avenue, between Wood and
Market streets, Federal and South Dia-
mond streets, Allegheny, Twelfth and
South Carson streets, Pittsburg.
lLLUMIYATIOYs-Searc lights, G. A. r.
Hall, near Monongahela incline plane;
Duquesne incline plane; Pittsturg High
School; Monument Hill, Allegheny; letters
G. A. r., twenty-five to thirty feet high,
made of colored incandescent lamps, stu
ated on Mt. Washington. Pittsburg, and
Monument Hill, Allegheny; Corps and G.
A. r. badges illuminated by electricity
located ct suitable points; a number OF
natural gas dis plays by the Philadelphia
and Peoples Natural Gas Companies at
various points throughout the two cities.
9a.m.-Council meeting Of the Ladies
of the 6. A. II. at the Monongahela House,
parlor No. O.
Council meeting of the Woman's Relief
Corps at the Monongahela House, parlor
No. 2.
Council meeting of the Daughters Of
Veterans at 945 Penn avenue, Pittsburg.
10 a. m.-The National Convention Of
the Union Ex- Prisoners Of war will con-
vcno in the United States District Court
room, third floor Federal Building, corner
Fourth avenue and Smithfield street.
p. m.-Camp Fires. Old City Hall,
Market street, Pittsburg; Carnegie Hall,
Federal street, Allegheny; Turner Hall,
South Side, Pittsburg; East Liberty Pres
byterian Church, corner Highland and
Penn avenues, Pittsburg; Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Fortieth and Butler streets,
Pittsburg; Auditorium, Public School, Sc
wickley.