The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03

 n Which to Deposit Money. itary, cadet organizations of universi- ties. colleges and schools on Third Street, east. nt 1:e0 ?. m., head of column at B Street, southeast Second Street. east, is reserved for the assembly. in order of arrival, of be- lated military organiza tions unable to get to assigned positions before the movement Of their respective divisions. military grand division. Assembly of Civic Grand Divislon. Headquarters and staff of the Chief Marshal at B Street. north. and New Jersey Avenue-escort in New Jersey Avenue, northwest, at p. m ..citizens mounted escort to the Chief Marshal in Arthur Place; p. m.
 First Street. northwest, by brigade columns. companies facing south in single rank, twenty files front, ex- elusive of guides, and closed to ten paces.
 Headquarters and staff of the Mar shal of the First Division at B Street, north. and Arthur Place at ? p. m.
 The First Brigade at 2:10 p. m. head of column at B Street. northwest. the | column at E Street. northwest; the Third Brigade at 2:30 p. m., head of column at Street. northwest. l The Second Division will assemble on Second Street. northwest, by brigades, In close column of companies. facing south, in single rank, twenty files front exclusive of guides. and closed to ten paces.
 Headquarters and staff of the Marshal of the Second Division on Second Street, northwest, at Pennsylvania Avenue at I2 p. m. The First Brigade at 2:4o p. m.. head Second Brigade at 2:5O p. m., head of column at F Street, northwest; tho ThirI Brigade at D m. head Of col umn at l Street. northwest.
 Escort from the Capitol to the White | At the conclusion of his inaugural address the President will be received at the speakers stand by the First Division, and the column will immedi- ately move, each division and brigade taking up the march as Its head is cleared by the division or brigade pre- ceding 1t in the column. The route will be north. through the Capitol grounds to B Street. north, thence to First Street, west. thence to Pennsylvania Avenue. thence on Penn | sylvania Avenue to Fifteenth, thence north to Pennsylvania Avenue. where the column will be halted, while the | Presidents personal escort (passing the Grand Marshal and his staff. now | formed in line along the east curb of Fifteenth Street. right at New York Avenue) will conduct the President and party through the east gate to- the White House, where luncheon will be will be made to have the column closed. Review of the Military and Civic r Grand Diyisions.
 The parade will be reviewed by the fnnx afo hA side of Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite the White House.
 The route of the column will -e west on Pennsylvania Avenue, to Twenti- eth. thence north on Twentieth to k. thence east on K, to point of dismiss sal.
 | Dismissal. | The parade will be reviewed by the Grand Marshal at Vermont Avenue, on the north side of KI Street. Organiza- tions quartered south of Pennsylvania. Avenue will then move north through Fourteenth Street. west through L or M Streets, to Twenty-second Street. | thence south through Twenty-second Street and beyond Pennsylvania and proceed by the most direct route to their respective quarters. Organize tiops Quartered north of Pennsylvania | Avenue will march by the most direct routes to their respective quarters.
 No organization will be permitted to fall out from the column until regu- lariy dismissed. Commanding officers of all organizations will make ample use of their staff officers to communi- cate with the organizations in their re- spective commands. and assist in keep ing them closed up and moving through the entire line of march, and until they have reached their quar- l ters.
 The mounted sLans of all marshals where the numbers permit. and all mounted escorts will be formed in platoons of twelve files front.
 Military organizations will march in close column of subdivision in double rank with not less than sixteen nor more than twenty files front Compa- to the place of formation. | Civic organizations will march in companies of single rank, with twenty files front. and at ten paces distance. No organizations, military or civic. will execute any change of formation or perform any exhibition movements during the entire march. and, to avoid wavering in the column. every com manding officer will march directly in the middle of the street | Particularly at all turning points, covered by his centre file as nearly as l Bands.
 | The march will be In quick time, the length of step thirty inches, and the cadence l2o steps per minute. as pre- scribed in the drili regulations. | Drum majors will use their batons CT stafts only as prescribed in arlil regulations, and will not throw them in the air.
 The Fifth Band artillery corps, Uni ted States army, whose position Is at the head of the column. is the only band which will play Hall to the Chief" at any time.
 Bands marching in close proximity will alternate in playing. In each di- vision the band of the leading regi- nient will begin playing at First Street West. of the next regiment at Second Street west. of the third regiment at Third Street west. and so on in suc- cession to Sixth Street west, the object being to distribute uniformly along the avenue the music of the bands, and drum corps.
 in passing the reviewing stand all bands wlIl play, marching in quick time (120 steps per minuteO
 Carriages.
 No carriages Win ue allowed in the parade except those occupied by the FresIdenLlaI party.
 Rear Guard.
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