The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-29
TO OBSERVE THE DAY
Programme for Memorial Ger
emonies by Old Soldiers.
LINE or MARCH FOR PARADE.
ARA ugements for the Observance
Route OF the Parade and Exer-
cises at the Theater.

ARA ngements for the Observance
Route OF the Parade and Exer-
cises at the Iheater.
Great preparations are being made for
an extensive and fitting observance Of
Memorial day today and tomorrow. com
plete details having been formulated for
the observances a. the schools today and
for the parade tomorrow. Most all OF the
secret societies have agreed TO take TART
in the parade; also the militia. and alto
gerher the celebration promises 70 be
most impressive and imposing.
The following details from Stevens and
Miller posts have been made Of men who
are instructed 10 address the children OF
the various schools In the city:
Denny. ". Langley. L. ". Carpen-
ter, Joseph Dickerson. James l.. After
burg. w ID. Bailey. ". r Willis. W. ".
Cosper, ". V. Rinehart.
Mercer-W S Harlan, Jason B. Strong,
A. W. Foy. Amos Brown. G. y. Alexan-
der. John Eckstrand. Ira l.. Scott
Queen Aane-C. j. Clark, r. II. Moss.
]. II. Wilson, F. VI. Davis. J. 5. Butts.
a. ). Hall. George kinnear. Austin
Marsh.
Ross-Edward Wheeler. ]. T. Kennedy.
j. r. McClel;n. J. O. Rockwell. Lyman Z.
Knapp.
Olympic-Jesse Cochran. G. L. Case.
William r. Waldron. W. W. Perrigo.
Fred Gasch.
Pacific-Richard Osborn. James Leddy.
j. l.. Cresson, J. Holmes. Cark Klaus.
T.. NJ. Schraek.
- Hutchinson.
Minors. w. Clark. II. S. Keene, d.
Warner. F. s. Street.
High school-G. NJ. Wrestling.
Central-L- A. Treen. c. a. Gay. E. c.
Kilbourre.
Day-A NJ Kent.
Cascade-F. Fl. Hurd. W. c. Hawthorne.
Green Lake-W. G.. Hubbard, Rev. Mr..
McMullen.
Columpla-P. P. Carroll. Rev. A. B.
Sutton.
Latona->J. r. Bell.
Amos Brown, who has been chosen mar
shall of the day, has arranged the order
of the parade and yesterday issued the
following bulletin:
Seattle. Wash. May IS 1925.
For the information Of organizations
participating in the Memorial day pa
rade announcement is made az follows:
THE various bodies viii assemble at 9
o'clock a m. on Front street. right rest
ing on Marion street. and will form at
$3.50 in the following order:
Il. Platoon of police.
''II. First regiment n g. S. W.
iii High School Cadets.
'IV Uniformed Rank, knights of Pyth-
las.
"V. Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
'VI. Independent order of odd Fellows.
wi. city council.
viii Orator OF the day in carriage.
TX. Band.
TX. Camps of Sons OF Veterans.
XXI. EtN-prisoners of war of Union
army.
XII. Lieut.. Gushing Post. No. SO. G.
a. r.
XIII. John F. Miller Post. No. 81. G.
A. r.
XIV Stevens Post. No. 1. G. A. r.
XIV. Ambulance
THE parade will move at 10 a. m. sharp.
Lime Of march will he up Front street
to Union. thence to Second street. down
Second 10 Yesler avenue. TO Third street,
20 south side OF Cherry street, where
head OF column will halt and parade he
dismissed
The following named are appointed
aids TO the chief marshal and will report
for duty at Pioneer square al 9 a. M:
"Comrade ira \. Scott. of Miller Post.
No. 81
''Comrade l.. A. Treen. OF Stevens Post.
Capt william w Wiltshire. of Sons
Of Veterans
The Memorial day committee respect
fully requests that business may he sus-
pended during the parade. and that
buildings along the line OF march he suit
ably decorated Flags should he at half
mast. AMOS BROWN. Marshal"
After the parade the citizens and all
taking part in the parade VIII assemble at
the Seattle theater where the exercises
will commerce. at II O'Clock. The pro-
sramme of exercises has been arranged as
follows:
Opening exercises-(al Assembly" Oh
ITO the Colors," (c) Salute TO Colors.''
Chorus, school children under direction
Of Prof H. s. Sharpe: (a) Flag of the
Free (h) star SpanSlei Banner"
Prayer. Chaplain r. II. Moss, Miller
Post
Reading orders, Adb. II. S. Keene.
Stevens Post.
Chorus. Battle Hymn OF the Republic"
Children.
Commanders address, Commander F.
II Hurd. Stevens Pest.
Roll Of Honor. posts and audience ris-
ing). (a) Roll call: Ob) Sa1utaticn 20 Dead;
(c) Vacant Chair"
Address. W. L. Jones. division command
er :. OF Y.
chorus. 'TentinE Tonight" Children.
OrNtion. Comrade J. II. Acton.
SOLO. Cover Them over With Beautiful
Flowers" Miss Ferguson.
Poem. You Put No Flowers on Papa's
Grave. as Constance Hall.
Closing excvclses-Posts and audience
r'Asing). ta) Song: america chilfreu ana
audience
My country. it's Of thee.
Sweet land OF liberty.
OF thee I sing.
land where my fathers died.
land OF the rilgrilr's pride.
From every mountain s.,.e
Let Freedom ring"
Oh Taps" (C) Bcnefiiction.
The pauuet Of the theater has been re-
served for those taking Tert isl the parade
and all others viii be accommodated in
the galleries.
After the exercises a the thcater, details
from the several .. \. r. societies will go
70 the cernece cries and hold memorial ser
Wives over tho graves OF thu soldiers and
scatter flowers ovcg them. Those going
20 Tire Lake View cemetery VIII leave on
the S.l5 n. m. cars on the Broadway line.
Al ex-prisouers Of war are requested
70 meet a. tho G. 4. r. hail. in the
Hinckley block. a . o'clock tomorrow
morning. Cor he purpose of taking part
IN the Memorial exercises
Decoration Day AT Washington City.
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