Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM
General Exercises Under Grand Army
Auspices Held at HansoOm Park.
ALL GRAVES WILL Be REMEMBERED
Various Cemeteries Will he visited
and Veterans win Lay Floral
Tribute on Tombs OF Fallen
Comrades.
ALL GRAVES WILL Be REMEMBERED

Elaborate arrangements have been made
for the formal observance of Decoration
day, May 30. The general exercises will be
held during the afternoon. Following is
the program:
HanscOm Park.
Decoration Of soldiers and sailors graves
at o'clock a. m, Wednesday, May 80.
A detail of Custer, Grant ana Cook posts,
Grand Army Of the Republic, and the
different cemeteries and decorate the graves
Of our departed comrades with the flowers
gathered and donated by the school child
rem.
RosteE of the soldier Dead.
George A. Custer Post No. 7.-Comrade
Frank e. Moores, Captain Company D,
Sth Ohio cavalry, March 0, 1906; Comrade
Lewis lnwry, Captain Company K, First
Nebraska volunteer infantry, April 2s 1876.
u. s. Grant Post No. u0.-Comrade John
G. Holtorf Company c, 29th Illinois in
fantry, June 2S 1906; Comrade r. M stone
United States navy, August IL, 1906 Com
rade Erin Cleveland, Companies l and L,
rade William II. Hazard, Company =,
LIST Minnesota mounted rangers, October %,
1905 Comrade A. Alice, Captain Compay k,
| Comrade George B. Comstock, Company L,
! SSth Illinois infantry, March 10, 1906; Com
Tade James S; Gibson, Company ., ID
/ j. NJ. Richards Company c, 18th United
| States infantry, April 3, 1906.
George Crook Post No. 262.-Comrade B.
| S. Haas, private, Company F, SD Illinois
infantry, June 80, 1906; Comrade Frank
Eaton, private, company I Attn Michigan
N. Hogue, private, Company 9, I'd New
! Hampshire December 81, 1906 Comrade A.
| j. Cole, Company F, 9th Michigan infan-
Company L, 18th West Virginia cavalry
March 2, 1906; Comrade c. p. Faut, Com
| pany X, LIST Indiana artillery, April ID, 1906;
] 50 40 Il fYnun
Not Members Of Any Post-Comrade John
M arSfS iso5 Gomra de-" Charles b. Fox
| Company X, Indiana heavy artillery, April
13, 1906,
Joint Memorial Day Committees.
j. e. Cramer, chairman; Miss Clara
George A. Custer Post No. I'm. ]. Fee
nan, chairman; A; Lochner, r. A. Clear
u. s. Grant Post No. 11o.-J. e. Cramer,
chairman; c. A. Parmelee, j. L. Hobbs,
GeorTe Crook Post No. 2s2.-Joseph Be
atty, chairman; DR.. Spalding, G. r. Gar
George A. custer, woman's Relief Corps
| No. 8.-Mrs. s. A. Walker, president; Mrs.
| Kate Remington, Mrs. Caroline Lochner,
| Mrs. Catherine Little, Mrs Emma ]. Clark.
u. s. Grant, Womaus Relief Corps No.
1G-Mrs. l.. Allen, president; Mrs. r. 8.
| Wilcox Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. j. Jeffcoat, Mrs.
George Crook woman's Relief Corps No.
| SS.-Mrs. Elizabeth Hull, president; Mrs.
Addie Houk Miss West, Mrs. Rowley
subcommittee.
Speakers and Finance.-Dr. Spalding, A.
Lochner, E. x Parmaleei H. A. Clear
Invitation and Speakers for schools.-G
=. Garlick, M. j. Feenan, J. 7. Beatty; A
Lochner, Or. Spalding, f. A. Parmalee.
Hobbs Francis Clarity A. Q, Hubbard.
Ground and Decorations;-c M Harpster
w. A Bell Mrs. Clark; S. A. Wall. Mrs
E. A. Hull, Mrs. Rowley.
Music.--J. L. Hobbs. A. Lochner, $. A
Program.-w A. Bell. Joseph Beatty. r,
Flowers@Srs. x. Remington. Mrs; E. A
A. Walker, Mrs. Ivens, Miss G. West.
TranspqTtetiona2JL L Hobbs; Francis
Ritual, Grand Army Of the Republic
A. Lochner, commander; j. Hobbs, officer OF
the day; Rev; T. j Mackay. chaplain:
President, Mrs. Hull; senior vice. president
Mrs. Allen; junior vice president, Mrs
Walker Chaplain, Mrs Bryant
Route of Parade.
The parade will be formed and con.
L. w. Johnson, marshal of the day, anc
Comrades George Rathbun and N. X. van
The parade will be formed at 1870 p. m
on Capitol avenue. The United states IN
fantry and Signal corps Will FORM OF
north side of Capitol avenue, right wins
! resting on Sixteenth street. Companies
@, l and L of National guards Will form
on Seventeenth street. between Captto
! School Cadets win form on Seventeenth
street south side Of Capitol avenue. MAI Maj
Carriers association Will form on SIX
! teenth street, in front Of postoffice build
ing. Grand Army of the Republic an tt
north of Capitol avenue,
! The parade viii move at p. m. sharp
! The line of march will be from Six
! street, east to Fourteenth street soutl
: to Farnam street, west to Twenty-eightl
! street, south to Leavenworth street, ives
! ! to Twenty ninth street, south to Hickory
/, street, west to park.
! Comrades not taking part in tn
= parade at the start will assemble a
q nue., where they viii join the procession.
4 FIRST DIVISION.
1 Two Platoons of Police.
Marshal of the Day.
Thirtieth U. S. Infantry Band.
Battalion OF u. S. Troops.
n Colonel Z. d. Pratt, Commanding.
q Signal Corps, U. S. Army.
Major Il. o. Fechet, Commanding.
, Nebraska National Guards
Co. c.. Capt. o. d. Falconer, Commanding
n Co. T, Capt, w. e. Baehr, Commanding
= Co. 1, Lieut.. Julius Wig, Commanding
n Mail Carriers Association.
SECOND DIVISION.
High School Cadet Band.
n First and Second Battalions High Schoo
\ Cadets.
= Capt. R. r. stogsdall, U. S. A, Com
handing
Drum Corps.
, Members g. A r.
Dahlgren Post, Papillion.
I George A. Custer Post No. z.
U. S. Grant Post No. ITO.
George Crook Post No. 262.
| Veterans of the Spanish and Philippin