The San Francisco call., 1905-03-03
STRICT RULES TO GOVERN
GREAT INAUGURAL PARADE
Thirty Thousand Citizens Will Take Part
in Gorgeous Pageant at Capita.
EVERY DETAIL CAREFULLY PLANNED

north on First street east and be disposed of
as tollows
The leading troop on the roadway immedi.
ately the right and the last troop and de-
airy on the roadway Immediately the left
o. the center roadway and on the latter the
center troop Of the squadron, the Presidential
carriage on the southeast roadway.
The veteran division, following the personal
escort into the Capitol grounds and passing
in review of the marshal of the division. posted
FOR the time in front OF the staff OF the grand
marshal. viii move along the east front OF
the Capitol to B street SOUTH where they VIII
be dismissed
At the conclusion of his inaugural address
the President will be received at the speaker s
stand by the First Brigade, first division.
military grand division, and the column will
Immediately move in the order designated. each
division and brigade taking up the march as
its head is cleared by the division OF brigade
preceding ii in the column.
The route will be north through the Capitol
grounds to street north. thence to First
street. west, thence to Pennsylvania avenue,
thence on Pennsylvania. avenue to Fifteenth.
thence north to Pennsylvania avenue. where
the colmn will be halted while the Presi-
dents 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 Presi-
dent and party through the east gate to the
during this period every effort will be made to
have the column closed.
The parade will be reviewd from stand on
the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, op-
posite. the White House. by the President.
The route Of the column will be west on
Pennsylvania avenue to Twentieth street,
thence north cn Twentieth to K street. thence
east on street to point of dismissal
The parade will be reviewed from a stand on
marshal at Vermont avenue, the north side
Of K. street. Organizations quartered south of
Pennsylvania avenue will then move north
NJ streets to Twenty-second street, thence
south through Twenty-second street and be-
most direct route to their respective quarters.
Organizations quartered north OF Pennsyl-
vania avenue will march by the most direct
routes to their respective quarters.
No organization will be permitted to fall
out from: the column until regularly dis
missed Commanding officers OF all organiza-
GERS to communicate with the organizations In
their respective commands and assist in keep
ing them closed up and moving through the
entire line of march until they have reached
their quarters.
NO EXHIBITIONS.
No organization. military or civil. will ex-
ecute any change of formation perform any
exhibition movements during the entire
every commanding officer Will march directly
in the middle of the street, particularly at all
turning points, covered by his center file as
nearly as the guide to the left will permit
The march will be In quick time; the length
Of step thirty inches and the cadence 120 steps
per minute, as prescribed in the regulations.
Drum majors will use their batons staffs
only as prescribed. in drill regulations and will
not throw in the. air. The fifth band. Artillery
of the column, is the only band which will
play Hail to the Chief at any time The
bands marching in close proximity will alter
nate in playing.
In pessing the reviewing stand all bands
Will play. marching in quick time Q2o steps
No carriages will be allowed in the parade
except those occupied by the Presidential
party.
Marshals and other comma nders carrying
drawn swords will salute prescribed in
drill regulations the commander and his staff
tine 1r1.7
The chief marshal OF the civil division and
other commanders not carrying drawn swords
will salute the President by uncoyerins; their
staffs Will not salute
All. other officers, all coIors and standards
non commissioned staff officers commanding
subdivisions, and drum majors will salute and
resume the carry prescribed in the drill
regulations OF their respective arms.
Governors of States and commanders Of
grand divisions; divisions and hrigades will
not leave the column TO go to the reviewing
stands.
Order Of States and Territories:
Delaware, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Geor-
gia, Connecticut. Massachusetts. Maryland.
New York North Carolina Rhode Island. YER
mont Kentucky. Tennessee. Ohio, Louisiana,
Colorado. North Dakota, South Dakota, Mon
tana, Washington. Idaho, Wyoming, Utah,
District of Columbia. Indian Territory New
Mexico Arizona. Alaska, Oklahoma Hawaii.
The parade column will move in the follow
Platoon OF mounted police
Fifth Band artillery Corps, u S. A.
NIfanu maTSnal lieutenant 0enerdl AQna H.
Chanee, L. S. A.
West Point, Annapolis cadets and midship-
mem color guard
Squadron 4. National Guard. State of New
York
The President.
: Presidential party carriages.
Detachment of the United States Volunteer
Cavalry.
Then follow the divisions and brigades in
the order already announced.
Quanah Parker American Horse.
Geronimo Little Plume
Buckskin Charlie. Hollow Horn Bear.
Various political marching clubs. military
school cadets, high school boys and patriotic
and .fraternal societies bring up the