The San Francisco call., 1908-05-06

First division-In Second street. right resting
In Broadway. facing north.
Second division-In Second street. right resting
in Broadway, facing south.
Third division-In Third street, right resting
In Broadway, facing north.
Fourth division-In Third street, right rest
ing in Broadway. facing south.
Fifth division-In Fourth street, right resting
in Broadway. facing north
Sixth dirislon-In Fourth street right resting
in Broadway. facing south.
Seventh diyision-In Fifth street right rest
ing in Broadway, fscing. north.
Eighth division-In Fifth street, right rest
ing in Broadway, facing south
Ninth divlsion-In Sixth street, right resting
in Broadway. facing north
Chief Of Police A. Wilson.
Platoon Of police.
Band
H. n Gard. grand marshal
Webb y. Pearce. chief OF staff.
George II. Mason and P. y. Hanrahan. chief
Special aids-c. F. Carl, ]. F. Reynolds. H.
c. Coward
Parade committee-Aids to grand marshal.
FIRST DIVISION
Dr. L. F. Herrick. marshal
Aids Emil Fritsch. Dr. NJ. L. Green.
Twenty second infantry band, U. S. A
Detachment light artillery.
Carriage containing Secretary of the Navy vic
tor II. Metcalf. ranking officer OF the feet. Gov
ernor J. II. GIett and Mayor. L K. Mott.
Carriages containing nag Lieutenant of the
Wilhelm. Adjutant General Lauck. Lieutenant
Governor Warren Porter, officers from the visit
ing feet and governors staf.
SECOND DIVISION
P. J. Delebanfy. marshal.
Ads. ]. P. Wohlfron, f. A. Hooper.
Band United States navy
Marines from the various squadrons-
THIRD DIVISION
Lieutenant A Nudge, marshal.
Aids, John B.. Jordan, Henry 2. Dalton.
Band United States navy.
Brigade blue Jackets from Atlantic feet.
FOURTH DIVISION :
DR.. o. d. Hamlin. marshall.
Aids. W. L. Anderson. f. G. Williams.
Brigade blue jackets from Atlantic feet
FIFTH DIVISION
DR.. II. G. Thomas, marshal.
Aids. DR.. F. C. Carpenter, Percy Stewart
Band United States navy
Brigade blue jackets from Pacific squadron:
SIXTH DIVISION
John W Stetson marshal.
Aids. DR.. J. Loran Pease, Glen D. Sizer.
Fifth regiment band.
Fifth regiment National Guard.
Fifth regiment National Guard, Colonel D. A.
Hunt. al Major jc n. ". simpson, Major cr'' G. /.
Holtiin. Major w s. Grattan.
Company A. CAPTAIN 1. Z: Francis, Oakland n11:
Company +, Captain George H. Withern, Oak
Company G. Captain r. Mcconnell. Alameda.
Company H. Captain J. c. Nagel, San Fran
Company 1. Captain E. J. Inman. Livermore
Company b. Captain c. ]. Mund. San Fran
Company L, Captain William c. Hyde. San
Hospital corps. Major c. H. Dukes Oakland
SEVENTH DIVISION
J. E. Streightif, marshal
Aids. .. w. Martin. A. Z. Smiley
Band Second regiment Patriarchs Militant,
Colonel + J. Waters commanding ess.eorting
Pacific fleets.
EIGHTH DIVISION
D. D. Crowley, marshal
Aids. John slavich, DR.. ". ]. Smythe.
Band.
Hibernia Rifles, Captain w s. PIN command
ing League of the Cross cadets
Uniform Rank T. z. E. c., with U. P. z.
Lyon post No. 6, Grand Army Republic
Appomattox post No. 50 Grand Army Repub-
Admiral Porter post No 1ee. Grand Army
Republic.
L. H. Lscum camp No. T. United Spanish
War Veterans.
NINTH DIVISION
John Rooney, marshal
Aids, Jesse II. Woods, Charles A. Gard.
Band
Haicyon psrlor y S. G. w, No. lac.
Brooklyn parlor \, s. g; W, Mo- Isl.
Athens parlor y s. G. W, No. 195.
H. y GARD, Grand Marshal.
WEBB y. PEARCE Chief of Staff
Attest: GEORGE II. MASON, Chief Aid
Grand Marshal Gard estimates that there
will be nor less than 6.000 men in the parade
and that it will be two hours from the time
Q0:3o a M that the parade starts until the last
man reaches Adams Point.
IDoRA PARK BANQUET
The banquet at Idora park on the
evening of May Will be attended by
1000 guests. OF these 600 are to be
admitted on sold tickets, and the other
400 will be the invited guests. These
include the foreign consuIs, the naval
officers, the state, city and county Of
ficers and Secretary Metcalf.
The committee IN charge of the ban
quet, Of which Frank Bilger is chair-.
man. is working on the preparations
and has secured an orchestra of 16
pieces. with Paul Steindorff as conduc-
tor. Clement Rowland is to be the
soloist. with patriotic pieces. and
speakers of note are TO complete the
entertainment.
The tickets and other details of this
banquet are in the hands of the COM
mittee, consisting Of:
Frank w. Bilger chairman; w r.
Davis. WILDER Walker. Judge H. A.
Melvin, Cary Howard, c. f. Horner.
John E. Youngberg, John c. Adams, /.
H. Clay. ]. c.. Downey, z. H. Horton
and Charles F. Cole, secretary.
TAMEDA CTADES ncE