Evening journal., 1907-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY
in The SCHOOLS

Memorial Day exercises viii be held
in the public schools tomorrow when
fitting tributes win be made to the de-
parted heroes.
While appropriate exercises are to be
held in all the schools the most in
terest centers in those at the High
School. which will be held at II o'clock.
Among those expected to be present
are Generals Daniel Ross. w. II. Moy-
stin and w A. Reilly. Comrade Ross
will make the address to the students.
program of patriotic music and
songs has been prepared besides the
following exercises to be participated
I'm bv the students: Reading of Procla-
nation, general orders, G. Raymond
Nye; reading of proclamation, state
orders, Leroy w. Seltzer; speech of
President Roosevelt delivered at
Gettysburg: (a) Introduction, Samuel
II. Knopf; CD A Spot That Thrills,
Lulu G. Piumley; (c) Fought to Save
Liberty, Edith Edwards; cd The
Value Of Freedom, Harold c. souder:
(e) An Everyday Lesson, Eli c. Trum-
bower; (D Duty in Civil Life. Nellie Il.
Hanna; (gJ Virtues Commemorated,
Francis ]. Clark; Lincoln's Gettysburg
Speech, Selby S. Santmyers.
PLANS FOR THURSDAY.
Plans for the observance Of Me-
mortal Day are about completed and
the committee from the various posts
has arranged for one OF the largest
parades held in a number Of years.
The formation and route of the pro-
cession follows:
Chief Of Police George Black.
Platoon of Police.
Chief Marshal William Kelley
CHIEF of STAFF. Daniel Ross.
Aides. George c. Morton, senior vice.
commander Of eDlaware; Major
Simon p. Doherty, of the Organized
Militia. and Walter Martin. Of the
Sons Of Veterans.
FIRST DIVISION.
Organized Militia, Major ]. Warner
Reed. commander OF Battalion.
Company A. Captain L. c. Parks.
commander; Company c. Lieutenant
X. X V. Casey, commander; Com
pany ID. Captain T. r. Mills, COM
mander; Company F. Captain George
II. Carter. commander.
SECOND DIVISION.
Wesley p. Balder, commanding Past
Department Commanders G. A. r.
First Regiment Band.
Boys Brigade of Peoples Settlement.
General Thomas Smyth Post No. 1,
G.. A. r.. John Devinish. commander.
Brunswick Fife and Drum Corps.
Appomattox Camp, No. 2, Sons of Vet
Grams, George Duffy, commanding.
Admiral S. f. dupont Post, No 2, G. A,
r., William H. Moystin,
commanding.
Spanish War Veterans. Robert I. Cross
commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
II. ]. Linthicum. commanding.
Wilmington Fife and Drum Corps.
Camps Nos. 4. 6. 13, p. P. o. S. Of A.
Knights of the Golden Eagle, Will
liam II. Haley, commanding.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Walter Mortimer. commanding.
Disabled Comrades Of the G. A. r. in
Carriages.
Mayor Horace Wilson.
city Councilmen and other city Off
ciais in carriages, including the
Board of Education.
The parade win form as follows
Police on Third street, west of King
/ first division, east of and right restini
on King street; second division, east oI
and right resting on French street
/ third division. on French street, norti
of and right resting on Third street
| fourth division on French street. nortl
/ of and resting on Fourth street. The
/ line will move at 2.S0 o'clock.
! IMITATION TO MARCH
The Spanish American War veterans
invite all soldiers. sailors and marine.
who have taken part in the late wal
with Spain. Philippines or China e
march with them in the parade oi
Decoration Day afternoon. The
George V. Farrell Camp United Span
ish War Veterans win hold memoria
exercises at the grave Of George Y
Farrell at the Cathedral cemetery a
10 a. m.