The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-30
PROGRAM
FOR TODAY
Navy Will Join in
Memorial Day
Service.
The Dead Heroes Will
Be Remembered in
Honolulu.
A Few Changes Made in the
Prosram-A Review on
Beretania Street.

Beretania Street.
Arrangements for the Memorial Day
observance have all been completed,
and the memory of the soldier and
sailor dead will be honored in a be-
fitting manner in Honolulu today. The
observance today will be more impress
sive than for years. because of the
presence in port of the Pacific Squad
rop, Admiral Glass having ordered
that the officers and men Of the yes
sells take part in the days program.
On the return from the cemetery there
win be review and exchange of salutes
on Beretanis. street. between Fort and
Miller. salaa1
the Official program for Memorial
Day is as follows:
The parade will form at 2 O'Clock
at Beretanisl. right resting on Emma
The line of march viii be up Emma to
Vineyard to Nuuanu, to the cemetery.
The order CT the parade win be as
follows:
Police.
Marshal and Aides.
II. S. Artilfery.
Naval Brigade.
Territorial Band
First Regiment, n. G. H.
United spanish War Veterans
Schools.
De Long Post, G. A. r.
Citizens.
The program at the cemetery viii be
ais follows: Hymn by school children TO
lie sung at the cemetery as the yete-
rams march into the grounds. Music
by the band. Ritual Of the Post led
By Post Commander G. H. Dickey.
Prayer by Chaplain W. L. Baton.
Recitation what is Our Flag Rich
ard Afossma1a
song. eOur Flag, by School children.
Reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address. by Lyle A. Dickey.
Song, sThe Holy city by Edward
Crabbe.
Address BIZ Gen. A. S. Hartwell
Roll call OF the dead by ]. w. Fran
Decoration Of graves by Robert Nell
son officer of the day assisted by school
children
Benedietiorl
SQUADRON ORDERS.
Admiral Glass has issued the follow
ing orders I'd the naval brigade which
viii join in the parade:
Pacific Squadron.
Year 1904
Squadron srecial Order No. 1o-U. s.
Flagship New York, Honolulu, H.
r., May 81, 1904.
The following details are establish
ed for the Brigade to be composed of
the Naval Station marines, and the
marines and bluejackets of the Pacific
Squadron, to parade on Decoration
Day. 1908.
1. The Brigade organization is APP
pended as a separate sheet.
.. The uniform will be white undress
and leggings for the marines, blue
Jackets and bend; for officers white
dress with leggings and without can
teens. sword belt under the blouse.
Canteens and woven belts viii be
worn by marines and bluejackets; can
teens to be filed with coffee. Blue
Jackets Will wear knife lapyards tuck
ed into the belt or the left side,
3. Each battalion will carry colors;
the Buffalo will furnish colors for the
marine battalion, the Marblehead for
the End battalion, and the New York
for the 3rd battalion
4. Brigade and battalion command
ers viii each take with them from
their own ships, one bIuejacket bugler
and one messenger.
5. The ambulance corps wiz take
position in rear OF the column unless
otherwise directed by the Brigade Com
mander; no other special details VIII
be landed.
s. Lieut.. commands A. &C. Amy, U
s. N, Brigade Commander. is charged
with all other matters connected with
the participation of the Naval Brigade
in the Decoration Day parade.
HENRY GLASS,
Rear Admiral U. S. Navy, Command
er-in-Chief. Pacific SQUADRON.
The organization of the brigade will
be as follows:
Lt.-ComInaader A. C. Amy, U. s. N.
Brigade Commander.
Ensign J. n. BurwelI. q. 5. N, Bri
gade Adjutant-
p. A. Surgeon W. L. Bell, U. s. N.
Brigade Surgeon.
Paymaster c. C. Schafer, u. S. y.
Brigade Commissary.
New tYork's Band.
Field Music.
list Battalion Marines-Captain A. w
Catlin. ur. s. NJ. c.. Battalion Com
Inander.
A CoTnpany--Captain D. p. Hall, U. S
M. c.. Commanding.
3 company-First Lieutenant w. C