The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-28
MEMORIAL-DAY PARADE
CHIEF MARSHAL RICHARDSON Is
SUES FINAL INSTRUCTIONS.
List of Societies That VIII Take Part
Exercises to BE Held ut
the Cemeteries.

Chief Marshal B. c. Richardson arranged
the schedule OF the Memorial day (Tues-
day. parade yesterday. 1t is as follows:
Detachment Of police under command of
Capt c. s. Dawson
Chief marshal, u. A. Richardson.
Chief of staff. Brig. Gen. Will j. Nc
Aids-James X. Gore, a%djutant general
State of Indiana; Albert Isor, George II.
Delaney Post. No. 10: II. j. Van Benthusen,
John +. Ruckle Post, No. loo; F. f. swift,
Riddle. j. r. GoTdon Post. No. Isl; JEFFERSON
Caldwell, Major Robert Anderson Post. NO.
$50; John III. Woods, Phil II. Sheridan Post,
Post, No. $50: A. ]. Gardner, Camp so. u: V.
L.: J. L. Beiler, German Veteransi Sam
ans: CharIes okwai benjamin Harri-
son Camp, s. of v; Charles j. KqSseI,
Buckle S Ssmp; 5: Of q " 4 EaS 9EaT sa aG.55;
Sons American Revolution; Maj h IL.
Rowland, s. DUNCAN, Maj: James M.
Corps: Walter Hubbard. Patriotic Sons of
America; S. h. Richardson and Joe Miner.
First Division.
Assistant Marshal w. b. Harris and aids.
George r.. Thomas Post. No il. G. A R.
Martin Delaney Post, No. 90, u. A. X
John +. Ruckle Post, No. 165, g.. a. r.
George ii. Chapman Post. No. 2e.
Joseph r. Gordon Post, No. PSI, G. A. R.
Maj. Robert Anderson Post. No. 800.
PIN Sheridan Post. TO. $50. G. A. r.
Alvin z. Hovey Post. No. $50. G. A. r.
Camp so Union Veteran Legion
German Veterans.
Lincoln Veterans.
Ruckle Camp. Sons of Veterans.
Benjamin Harrison Camp. Sons Of Vet
Patriotic Sons of America.
Second Division.
Assistant Marshal Col. Harry B. Smith
and aids.
Band.
Indianapolis Light Infantry.
Company II, Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis Light Artillery.
Battalion Uniform Rank, II. of p.
Patriarchs Militant, /. o. o. +.
Boys Brigade of America
Boys Father Mathew Brigade.
Third Division.
Assistant Marshall J. A. Murphy and aids.
Carriages containing the orators of the
day and committee. officers officiating at
other cemeteries, invited guests, Woman's
Relief Corps. Ladies Of the q. A. r. and
others.
WHERE THE DIVISIONS WILL FORM.
The assistant marshaIs and the aids will
report to the chief marshal at Washington
and Delawar streets at Ills o'clock in the
afternoon. The first division will form On
North Delaware street, right resting on
Washington street. The second division will
AOAAn OA CA&CCA1 AA6IN oNAh
on Delaware street. and will march as soon
as the first division has passed it's flank.
The third division will form on North Ala
bama street. right resting on Washington
street. and will march Immediately after
the passing OF the division in front. At las
sharp the signal gun Will be fired and the
parade will start The line of march will
be west on Washington street to Meridian
street. north TO Monument place, around the
east side of the monument, west on Market
ton street. east TO Meridian and south to
Georgia, where cars Will be taken Tor Crown
Hill.
With the bugler sounding assembly" The
edjutant will read the order OF the day"
The graves will be decorated. the chaplain
Will close the service and the salute Will be
fired. The address by the orator Of the day,
James s. Dodge. Of Elkhart, will then be
delivered. The graves OF the soldiers who
fell in the Spanish-American war are not in
the plat with the dead civil war soldiers.
TIL families and the friends of the soldiers
graves.
The soldiers graves in GreenIawn Gene
terry will be decorated at $3.50 o'clock in the
morning by members OF the G. A. r., the
Sons OF Veterans and the women's auxil-
iaries- The ceremony at Holy Cross Gene
terry VIII occur in the afternoon after the
parade. A committee. consisting of Mrs. ID.
Anderson, Mrs John Kohlman. Mrs. d. j.
OfBrien and Mrs. p. ]. Kelleher, will meet
In the reading room of ST. Johns Church in
the morning and prepare the flowers which
Will have been taken there by the children
OF the Catholic churches. After the parade
DELEGATIONS from G.. Ar posts. Sons OF
Veterans. women's auxiliaries, Knights OF
Father Mathew and the Boys of Father Ma
thew Brigade Will take cars at Meridian and
Georgia streets for the Holy Cross Gene
terry.
The G. A. r. posts will attend religious
services at the following churches to-day:
Anderson Post, Showers Hall, $50 p. m.
Thomas Post, Central-avenue Methodist
Church. 1890 a m; Ruckie Post, Third
Christian Church, 1870 a. m; Chapman Post,
a M; Hovey Post, West Indianapolis, 1919
O. m; Gordon Post, Seventh Presbyterian
Church. 1870 a. m; Union Veterans Legion,
Meridian-street Methodist Church. evening,
The school children will assemble on the
Statehouse grounds TO view the parade.