Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-20
Organization of Parade.

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| staff. L. S. Army. commanding.
Maj. Gen. William P. Duvall. General
Staff Corps, L. S Army. chief of staff
| Lieut.. Col. Benjamin Alvord. adjutant
generals department, L. S. Army, adj
jutant general.
Capt. w c. Harllee L. S. Marine Corps
abide camp.
Capt Fred w Sladen. General Staff
Corps. L. S. Army. aid-de-camp
Capt. p D. Lochridge. General Staff
Corps. L. S. Army. aid-de-camp.
| Capt. Edward Carpenter. Coast Artillery
Corps. L s. Army, aid-de-camp.
Lieut.. George c. Sweet, U. S. Navy
| aid -de-camp.
| Capt c. Fred Cook, aid-de-camp, or
ganized militia, District of Columbia, aid
| de-camp
First Dvision.-Col Charles A. P. Hat
field, 18th Cavalry, L. S. Army, COM
| handing.
| Engineer Band.
Companies E and H. United States
| Engineers.
Forty-fourth. 47th. 10th, 143d Com
panies, United States Coast Artillery
| Corps.
Four companies United States marines.
| Two companies seamen, United States
| Navy.
| Batteries D and E. Sd United States
| Field Artillery.
Headquarters. band and I'd Squadron
| 18th United States Cavalry.
Company C, Hospital Corps, United
| States Army.
District National Guard.
| Second division-Brig Gen. George H.
Harries, Organized Militia. District OF
Columbia, commanding.
| Second Regiment Infantry, Organized
Militia, District of Columbia
First Regiment Infantry, Organized
Militia, District of Columbia.
First Separate Battalion, Organized
Militia District of Columbia
Signal Corps, Organized Militia, District
of Columbia.
Naval Battalion, Organized Militia, Dis
trict Of Columbia.
First Battery, Field Artillery. Organ
lied Militia. District of Columbia.
Ambulance Corps, Organized Militia,
District of Columbia.
| The command will form in line on Mas
sachusetts avenue facing south with the
right of the first division at Dupont
Circle.
The first division will be formed with
its right at Dupont Circle ready to march
at 1:JO pm.
The second division will be formed on
the left of the first and ready to march
at / 90 pm.
Start at 800 O'Clock.
The parade will start at 40 pm. and
will march via Massachusetts avenue to
the intersection of Massachusetts avenue
and q street where the column will be
halted. During this halt distances will
be rectified; no one will be permitted to
leave the ranks. Upon direction from the
commanding general the column will re-
sumo the march westward on Massachu
sets avenue traversing the southern part
of Sheridan Circle. to the intersection of
Massachusetts avenue and Decatur street,
thence by DECATUR street and Florida ave-
tnue to Connecticut avenue, thence by
Connecticut avenue to Dupont Circle.
The President of the United States will
review the parade at the grandstand on
Sheridan Circle. and the commanding
general will review the parade at the in
street.
| Battery d. Sd Field Artillery, will fire
| the generals salute, seventeen guns, be-
| ginning at the moment of the unwilling
/ of the statue.
| On reaching Dupont Circle, after being
| reviewed by the commanding general, the
| parade will disband, may be directed
| py division commanders.
| Dress uniform will be worn; overcoats
not to be worn unless specially prescribed
| by the commanding general of the parade.