Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-29
MEMBERS OF HIS STAFF
Army, Navy and National Guard
Will Participate.
START TO BE MADE AT 2:15
President Will Review Column al
Statue-Singers' Association.
to Take Part.

| MAJ. ScH. NIllldul SdAkSi ~ eAS
General Staff Corps, who will command
the military and naval parade on the oc-
casion Of the unwilling Of the statue OF
Maj. Gen. Won Steuben. u. s. A, in La
fayette Park. December Z, has issued a
general order for the organization and
movement of the parade His staff will
consist of Maj. Henry T. Allen. L. 8. A.,
chief of staff; Capt. Joseph P. Tracy.
L. S. A.. adjutant general, and the fol-
lowing named aids-de-camp; Lieut.. Col
Charles J. Bailey, L. S. A; Lieut. Com
mander Powers Symington, Z. s. n:
Capt. Henry G. Learnard, L. 8. A: Capt.
| Jesse Mel. Carter, L. 8. A: Capt. Harry
r. Lay, L. S. NJ. c.; First Lieut.. ]. Harry
Shannon. LIST Battery, Field Artillery, n.
G. d. c.: William f. Guide and Martir
| Wiegand. The members of the stan VII
| report to the commanding general at the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Ith
street at . pm.
Organizations in Line.
The organization of the parade will be
as follows:
| First division:
| Col Joseph Garrard, 18th Cavalry
United States Army, commanding.
| Band, United States Engineers.
| First Battalion. United States Engineers,
Maj. William D. Connor, Corps OF En-
ginSers, commanding.
Band, United States Artillery Corps.
| Provisional Regiment. United States
Coast Artillery Co ps. Col. Adam SlaAer'
Coast Artillery Corps. commanding.
| Company c. Hospital Corps. United
States Army. Capt. William A. Wickline,
Med cal Corps, commanding.
Band, United States Navy.
| Battalion United States marines.
| Battalion seamen, United States Navy,
Commander George w: Logan. U. S. ~,
| Band. I'd Regiment, National Guard.
District of Columbia.
Provisional Battalion. I'd Regiment, Ma
| tional Guard. D. c., Lieut.. Col. Anton
Stephan. I'd Regiment, N. G. D. c., COM
Headquarters. I'd Battalion. Batteries D
| and F, I'd United States Field Artillery.
Maj L. G. Berry. Sd Field Artillery, COM
| manding.
Band, Headquarters and three troops
| 1st Squadron, 18th United States Cavalry.
Maj. r. S. Foltz, 18th Cavalry, COM
manding.
Second division:
Marshal, Capt. Charles T.. Schwegler.
United States Volunteers, chief of stan;
J. H Mittendorf, late lieutenant United
| States Navy. adjutant general: Julius AL
brecht, aid-de-camp.
Subdivis. ons:
| l.. National L n1OI1 Oh StIIly NCI>
Grams. Capt. Wilhelm Barg.
2. Northeastern Singers Association,
Richard Pluym
3. Turner societies, Andrew Loffler.
4. German-American patriotic. social,
benevolent and secret societies, represent
atives from Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware
and the District Of Columbia.
To Form at e O'Clock.
The first division will be formed on
Pennsylvania avenue at o'clock. facing
SOUTH the right of the line at 9Th street.
| The front Of subdivisions will be for in
fantry. sixteen files; artillery. column OF
sections; cavalry. three sets of fours.
The marshal Of the second division will
| assemble and form his division In the
| vicinity of Louisiana avenue and 9Th stree
| and at Pm. will proc. ed west on Penn
| sylvania avenue When the head of this
| division reaches 14th street the command
Will be halted and will be formed in line
facing south and dressed we'll back to
the curbing, so as to allow the first d.
vision to pass. At the proper time the
second division will take up the march
| so as to join the command, following the
/ first division at a proper distance at 14th
| street and Pennsylvania avenue.
| The Northeastern Singers Association
will proceed directly from its headquar-
| tiers in ample time to participate in the
ceremonies at the SLdIuO, DGSlIulnk dI
| pm. Upon the conclusion thereof that
| association will proceed to Madison place
| and Pennsylvania avenue and join the
| command at that place.
Route of the Procession.
| The parade will start at 2:15 pm. and
will march west OH Pennsylvania avenue
| to Madison place (west of the Treasury
Department., thence northward to Penn
| sylvania avenue, thence westward to 1stn
street, thence n6rthward to II street,
thence eastward to 18th street, where
the column will be halted. During this
halt distances will be rectified, and no
one will he permitted to leave the ranks.
| Upon direction from the commanding
! general the column will resume the
! march eastward on IL street, thence
| northward on Vermont avenue to K
street. where the parade will das5and as
may be directed by division commanders
The march will be at full distance, guide
right. Dress uniforms and overcoats will
be worn.
The column will pass In review before
the President at the Won Steuben statue.
At the moment of the unwilling Of the
statue Battery E. Sd Field Artillery. will
| fire a major generals salute of thirteen
guns,
Troop B, 18th Cavalry. is designated as
the escort to the President. It will form
on Pennsylvania avenue in front Of the
White House at AS pm.
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