The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-13
FIRST DIVISION.

SndlS, CndrleS Iruenper, IT., herman
Merklein.
1-COmpany A, Pythian Guards, [. O. h.
p. Captain Joseph r. Forbes. COM
mander.
2-Independent Turner's; marshal. John
Fehrenbach.
S.-Banner of the Federation of German
Societies of Indianapolis; color bearer;
Joseph Behringer; color guards, Fred
Francke and Joseph Keller.
EBanner. column of all societies par
ticipating. under Guard of Honor.
5-South Side Turner's; marshal. Ed Diet
6-German Pioneer Society: marshal. Phil
Graft.
indianapolis Maennerchor; marshal,
Hy ROebke.
S-Indianapolis Liederkranz: marshal,
Gust. Dongus.
9-Harugari Singing Society; marshal,
Fritz Well.
1c-South Side Maennerchor; marshal, Fred
P1ch.
SECOND DIVISION.
Reinhold MiIIer's City Band.
Marshal, George Wolf; assistant marshals,
III. Feldman, Charles Truemper, ST.
st Joseph's Benevolent Society: mar
shall, Jacob Buennagel.
2-German Protestant Orphan Society; mar
shall. Henry Russo:
ard Obergfell.
4Koerner Lodge. No. l. I. o. K. p; mar
shall, Hugo Klingstein.
5-Suabian Benevolent Society; marshal,
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6-Badischer Unterst Verein: marshal, An
drew Boil.
THIRD DIVISION.
Union Band.
Marshal, Carl Freund; assistant marshals,
Jacob Hilkene. Albert Ledig.
1-German Gardeners Society; marshal,
Fred Stichan.
2-German Butchers Society: marshal, John
s-German Bakers Society; marshal. Bern
hard Thau.
6German-American Democratic Club;
marshal. Albert Sahm-
5-DOw German Benevolent Association;
marshal. Fred Budde.
6-Prussian Society; marshal. Fred Renne-
garde.
7-Bavarian Society; marshal, John Helm
S-Pfaeizer Benevolent Society; marshal,
Daniel Monninger.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Mayors Band.
Marshal. Louis Mueller; assistant mar
shall, Aug. Benzinger. Frank Faber.
Herman Military Society; marshal,
John Hildebrand.
2-Brewers' Benevolent Associations; mar
shall, Christ Maulish.
3-Hermann Benevolent Association; mar
shall, Frank Koschmider.
+Smoking Casino No. 1; marshal, John
Merkt.
5Heimath Benevolent Association; mar
shall. William Stichan.
6-40'er Benevolent Association; marshal,
Herm. Laugscher.
7N35er Benevolent Association: marshal,
S-S0'er Benevolent Association; marshal,
Aug. Sommer
eGermania Benevolent Association; mar
shall, Claus Kahl.
O-Alpna Benevolent Association; marshal,
Will Marschke.
The grand marshal and staff will as
semble in front of the courthouse on Wash
ington street.
The first division forms on East Wash
ington street, south side. the right wing
resting on Alabama street, displaying east
ward.
The second division assemblies on North
New Jersey street, the right wing rest
ing on Washington street, extending north
ward.
The third division forms on South New
Jersey street, south Of Washington street.
The fourth division assemblies on East
Washington street. with the right wing
resting on New Jersey street, extending
in easterly direction.
The assistant marshals (mounted) are
requested to show TO their societies the
designated positions in the different di-
visions and then repOrt to the grand
marshal.
The parade will move promptly at s
o'clock and the societies are earnestly re-
quested to assemble promptly at the places
designated.
The parade will move on the south side
OF Washington street west to Senate
avenue, from there countermarch TO Me-
ridian street on north side of Washington
street. north on Meridian TO Monument
Place, around the east side Of the monu-
ment back to Meridian street. The banner
column, under guard of Company A, L.
o. X. p, and the Turner's, Will then as
semble on the southern steps of the mon
ument, likewise the band of the first di-
vision. This band will play melodies APP
propriate to the occasion until the first di-
vision has deposited the torchlights in
the iron receptacles. placed there for this
purpose. The first division will be followed
by the second. the band of which will also
play patriotic airs, and in the same man.
ner will the third and fourth divisions
dispose of their torchlights. Until all the
torchlights are consumed by fire, the
four bands will play alternately.
After the fireworks. consisting Of -four
great bombs will be fired off at the four
corners OF the monument. north and south,
and then-as a grand and appropriate
hnale-Presiden Fred Franche. of the Fed
Grafton OF German Societies, will deposit
at the foot of the monument, In the name
of the German societies. and as a token of
their esteem and veneration OF the Isl
lent v~itcors," a laurel wreath. In the
same manner will the memory of the war
Governor" Morton. be honored.
After the parade the German societies
will hold a camp fire in Germania Hall.
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