The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-30
TRIBUTE PAID TO
NATIONS DEAD HEROES
Continued from First Pnge3


the memorial services in Light Guard
armory take place after the parade
The reviewing stand has been locat.
ed In Capitol Square park and here
Governor Warner, Mayor Thompson.
ex.Sen. Thos. w Palmer and others
will stand in review
Another review OF different sort
takes place at the conclusion Of the
parade at Jefferson-ave. and Beauoien-
ST Here the leading divisions will
form in line and present arms as the
veterans OF the G. A. K. and Loyal
Legion pass.
The route OF the march will be
down Woodward-ave. 10 Grand River
ave. thence 10 Griswold (passing the
reviewing stand) turning east on
Safest. back TO Woodward. passing
the Soldiers Monument). turning
west on Fort-st. 10 Griswold-st.. thence
south 10 Jefferson-ave On the south
side Of Jefferson-ave. TO Beaubien.
Formation Of Parade.
Following are the organizations TAX
ing part in the parade and their form
alton
First Dlvision-Marshal. commanding
officer L. s. troops from Fort Wayne;
band Seventh infantry. L. s troops
from Fort Wayne; Michigan naval brig
ade.
Second Division-Marshal, command
ing officer First Michigan infantry and
stan. band First Michigan infantry;
two battalions First Michigan infantry
Cass School cadets. the Detroit cavalry
trOops
Third Dlvlsion--Marshal Gen F. w
Davis and stan, Newsboys military
band. the. Patiarchs Militant I. o. o
No 90. L. r. knights OF Pythias; De
troit companies. Knights OF Pythias
Modern Woodmen OF America. McCle-
camps; Detroit encampments OF Roya
Foresters Subdivision. Col Finnigar
commanding on West Elizabeth rst.
Schomemann' band No 2. knights Of
! ST. John. Letter Carriers association
Deutcher Landwehr VereiD. any add
tional organizations.
Fourth Division-Marshal. Capt @
T. CASTOR. Spanish War Veterans and
staff. Schmemann's military band No
! l. II. 3. Pingree Camp No. 3, United
/ Spanish War Veterans: Gen. y. NJ Duf'
esla c Sa 10 NJ w. w camp P Henri,
/ W. fawtop. Army of the Philippines
Army and Navy Garrison No. 1; Nine
teenth Infantry. L. 8 Vet association
Thaver Fairbanks Post q. A. r. an,
| stan. Green's band Detroit Post 10
asa. @. a. n. and associated members
Gen o. NJ Poe Post No 433 O. a n.
| F-rquhar Post No. 1862 g. \. r.. Mich
igan Association OF Naval Veterans
Fairbanks Post No. Il.
Sixth Dlvislon--Automobil an
carriages on West Columbia st. for dis
abled veterans and Women Societies
G.. s. r. and s W. V.
Gen. C. A. Collidge is marshal q
the parade and Henry w. Busch 1
chief OF staff
The services in Light Guard armor.
begin at about o'clock. The Rev
w. A. Burch will offer prayer, Mayo
Thompson will speak and VIM. F
Lyon Will read Lincolns Gettysburg
address. The speech OF the day viii
be made by Congressman c. T. Town
send and Fred Schmalzriedt will ais
speak. Music will be furnished by tn,
Fairbanks Post quartet and by chill
dren from the public schools.
Memorial services were held b,
Camp Lawton. Army OF the Philippine
in @. A. r. building Friday night
Among the speakers were Gen. Jaco'
II. Smith, U. s. A., and a. II. Grit
fifth. The Seventh infantry band fur
nished music. Songs were rendere
by the Fairbanks Post quartet. Mis-
Edith A, Mas and Mrs. G, s. Harn
and there was a patriotic recitation
by Mrs. Ida V. Tavernier.