New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

leave nothing lacking in all the details re-
latng to courtesy and discipline.
HEADQUARTERS Eastern Division, Gov
errors Island New York, July 6. 1911
Respectfully forwarded TO the AdJutant
General Of the army. approved.
This is an excellent militia organization
IF. D. GRANT.
Major General. Commanding"
Regular forces will have the right OF
line in the Memorial Day parade next
Thursday In Manhattan There will be a
provisional regiment OF foot troops made
up of the several companies OF United
States coast artillery on duty at Fort Tot
ten, under command OF Major Joseph
Wheeler, jr.. and naval brigade made up
OF sailors and marines from the Florida
and tho Michigan. now at the navy yard
in Brooklyn. The naval brigade will be
under command OF Lieutenant Commander
w G. Roper The reviewing officer will be
President George McAneny Of the Borough
of Manhattan Colonel S. H. ATdenberg
G. A. r.. will be grand marshal and Colo
mel John W. England. G. A. r.. will he his
chief OF staff Former Captain Horace NJ
Graft, 9th New York Volunteers, will be
chief aid 70 the grand marshal. The Vet
eran Corps of Artillery. under Major
Charles Elliot Warren. will be the guard
Of honor at the reviewing stand. After
the regular forces will march the national
guard and naval militia In Brooklyn the
grand marshal Of the parade will be Gen
eral David F. Austen, y. G. y. Y. (retired).
During the parade OF the 22d Regiment
and It's veterans next Thursday incident 10
the celebration OF the fiftieth anniversary
of the departure Of the regiment for the
Civil War, the assignment OF organizations
will be as follows: 22d Regiment. Colonel
w. b. HotchNn, commanding; Civil War
Veterans, former Colonel John T. Camp
comman ding; Spanish War Veterans, Com
mander Bernard A. Flood commanding, and
Defendant Association and other veterans,
President Reginald Doul commanding The
line OF march will be from 10th street and
Fifth avenue, to 18th street, TO Central
Park West, to 67th street to the armory.
The parade will start at p. m. The regi-
ment will assemble at the armory at 3 D. IN.
and the veterans will assemble In the list
Regiment armory at 2:3O p. m. General
George W. Wingate will be grand marshal.
with Colonel N. B. Thurston, division staff,
as chief OF staff. The aids will consist of
thirty-two commissioned officers who have
been former members OF the I'D Regi-
ment Some of these are now in other or
CARNATIONS. and among them are the fol-
lowing: Colonel G. o. Davis, Major G. A.
Kemp and Major A. r. Jarrett, 18th Regi-
ment; Lieutenant Colonel H. H. Treadwell
(retired): Major S. Ellis Briggs, Old
Guard: Major p. z. Reville, seth Regi-
ment; Major T. r. Fleming and Major w.
A Turpin, coast artillery corps; Major
A T. Weston, field artillery; Captain L.
w. Dayton. 18th Regiment; Captain H. II
Rogers, field artillery; DR.. Charles E. Mac
Donald, u. S. A, and Lieutenant c. Ger
hardt. list Regiment Members of the act
i've regiment will assemble at the armory
at lis p. m. this afternoon to proceed to
Governors Island for divine service
Colonel Foote has appointed Second
Lieutenant Harold G. Sands first ueuten-
ant in Company I. The regiment will at
tend divine service tonight in the Dyker
Heights P. 2. Church. The regimental tug
OF war team will pull a match with team
from the Navy Yard on June u
Blauvelt rife range Will open next Sat.
urday for the season, with the LIST and I'd
battalion OF field artillery and the LIST Field
Hospital on the range. These organiza-
tons will shoot with pistols only.
Major Nathaniel II. Cowdrey. recently
appointed inspector on the staff OF General
George r. Dyer. First Brigade. and a
former captain in the 18th Regiment. has
passed his examination. Major Cowdrey
is a citizen of Scranton. Penn
First Sergeant Strobrdge. 18th Company,
18th Regiment, has accepted the nomination
Of second lieutenant. vice McLeer promoted
captain. The resignation of Captain Ed
win G. Babcock, of the I'd Company, has
been received at keadQuarteyA