The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-10

! idly being brought to completion oy
/ Grand Marshal Bell and his assistants.
! The general plan has been outlined, ana
/ only the details of the placing or va
+ rious organizations remain TO pe hh-
ed in.
/ The parade this year win be alons
/ practically the same route followed ln
/ previous iuaugurations. Only one point
/ has not been determined, and that Is
/ whether the parade shall turn north
/ from the Avenue at Nineteenth, TWeh-
| tleth. Twenty-frst, or Twenty-second
/ street. IL is probable that it viii so
north along Twentieth street to Is
/ the same route as was followed az
/ President Roosevelts inauguration.
Starting Points.
/ The army, navy, and marine corps
| viii form I'm line In the section south
Of the Capitol The other military or
/ ganizatious and national guard tn the
/ section Immediately east of the Capitol
grounds. and the civic organizations IN
/ the section north of the Capitol
Orders covering all the movements Of
/ troops and other organizations VIII De
/ issued shortly from the parade head
/ quarters in the War Department. Ac-
cording TO the general plan. the grand
Z marshal Win HIS atAI1 anu ANS -rr-t.f
viii occupy d place in the immediate
/ center of the Capitol plaza, facing the
( President, as he takes the oath of office.
Following the Presidents speech, the
grand marshal viii issue the order to
march. and with his staff viii wheel to
the right marching across the plaza to
3 street north, out r street to First
street northwest. thence down to the
/ Peace Monument and mp the Avenue
/ The special escort for the President,
/ also stationed on the plaza, viii fan in
/ Immediately behind the grand marshal
/ Tie regular army. stationed on New
/ Jersey avenue southeast, and @ and u
/ streets southeast and west. with the
/ head of the lire at New Jersey avenue
and 3 street, will next fall i'm line. The
infantry viii extend down New Jersey
I avenue to C street, and west on G
( street. the cavalry and field artillery
viii rest with the head Of the column
AT New Jersey avenue and d street.
/ and the column extending down New
/ Jersey avenue. and west on ID street
/ This column viii fan in Immediately
/ behind this.
; The naval forces of the United States.
t Marine Corps leading. VIII come next.
/ The column OF marines VIII rest with
/ the head OF the column at First and j
/ streets southeast and the column eE-
/ tending east on b street and south on
/ Second street the navy falling IN inn
/ mediately behind.
District Militia.
Next. leading all the militia and other
+ state military organizations. VIII come
the District Militia Infantry. Field
7 Artillery Hospital Corps. and Naval
! Reserve. The head OF this column win
/ with the column extending north along
/ First street AS soon as the end of the
naval column passes it. the District
J Militia viii move forward.
/ Following the district Militia will
come the other military organizations
/ from ali over the country These organ
( izatious viii form a solid division. The
5 places ia il have not yet been assigned.
/ but the head OF the column viii rest
I at First and b streets. extending east
along 3 street, making the third column
/ 30 converge at this point. The column
win extend east as far as Seventh
/ street. AS soon as the rear Of the Dis
/ trict Militia passes its head, il viii
move. This column will be the longest
solid division.
In regular order, according To posi-
tions assigned. the military orgauizs-
tons VIII taii l1- The column viii prob
I ably be broken into five sections. be-
cause of its great length. The first
will extend west along 3 street from
First 10 Seventh as stated The sec
ono VII extend north ATOMS sixth street,
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I'M the same rnanner. tre fTUrTE along
/ Fourth street, and the NTH along Tair5
street Second street viii be kent omen
I probably Tor EelateC oTEa mutations
The columns viii move i'm the order
/ in which they are given, the head OF