The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27
BY w. n. Sprague, Colonel Commanding
journal Cadet Brigade.

BY w. n. spraeue, Colonel Commanding
journal Cadet Brigade.
Wednesday, May 80, will mark the
really first parade Of the Journal Ca
Diet brigade headed by the Journal
Newsbeeys band, commended by their
be looked for. There have been public
drills, such as competitive drills and
the march to Lake street and Colfax
avenue, but the only real street ap-'
pearance will be on Wednesday, wealth
er permitting of course.
The boys have all worked hard, and
altho it Is no small task for body Of
drills, yet the youngsters have done re-
markedly well to make the progress
that they have, and when guns are in
troduced and the manual learned the
undertaking will then be well under
way.
As it is, only squad movements can
be given for the Memorial day march,
but these, well done, ought to please
every interested eye, especially those
parents who have sons in the regi-
ments.
Only one regiment will parade, how
ever, but this will be full and wholly
uniformed. The cadets must pay strict
the formal orders I will go over the
way we will form that day.
1t being an order from me that only
uniformed cadets will march, there will
be some companies that will .. on " be
son that provisional companies will
will have to be formed, especially for
that one occasion. These will be COM
panies. however, that will be fully uni
Formed.
Instructions for Wednesday.
We will meet then at the Armory
campus, Wednesday,, May 80, at 1890
pm. All cadets. whose companies are
not fully uniformed, will be lined up
and put in provisional companies &C.
cording to size. Officers will be placed
over these companies, and non-commis-
stoned officers will be given their place.
ments to see that the proper men are
on the pivots, and a report will be
made to the handing officer. after
the battalion has been formed in the
First Lieutenant Potter will act as
will form the regiment in the pre-
scribed manner
After the formation Is complete, the
ton on Third avenue az and and Sixth street
by Las pm. This will give plenty
Of time to report to the marshal Of the
third division by 2 O'Clock. The cadets
will then march in their place, the
movements being squads right and left,
from a column Of squads. to a column Of
companies, and right, or left front into
inc; eyes right and left will be used.
The bugle call, HFirst Call' will be
sounded at 1890; drill call at 1916
Ind assembly at l o'clock.
This is at the campus. The COM
panies will be dismissed from the
campus after the parade.
Officers in Command.
The officers in command will be
given out on Wednesday, with some
changes possible. They are likely to be
as follows.
Lieutenant Colonel, Cadet Eugene
Bibb.
Acting Regimental Adjutant, Cadet
Edward Potter.
Regimental Sergeant Major, Cadet
Color Sergeant, Cadet Forrest Cornish
Acting Major Of First Battalion
Cadet Lieutenant sequin. ~ -
Major Of Second Battalion, Cadet
Major Mullin.
Major of Third Battalion, Cadet
Major Ives.
Captains First Battalion, Cadet Cap
tains HIM, Childs, Winslow, Mckenzie
Captains Second Battalion, Cadet
Captains Bostwick, Fleury, Dobbs
Thomas.
Captains Third Battalion, Cadet Cap
tains Lane Clark, Gard, and De Marias
These appointments are subject te
change and a definite schedule will be
given in special orders to be issued or
We1nesaav 0.-.