Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-22

| at noon.
Memorial services at south front
OF State, War and Navy building.
ceremonies begin at 2:30 pm,
addresses being made by President
Taft. Father Chidwick and Chaplain
Bayard. L. s. n.
Procession leaves at 3 30 for Ar
hngton. going to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., thence to Aqueduct bridge.
thence to Arlington.
Services at cemetery begin at |
4an volleys over graves and ma
tfonal salute to be fired.
Following the suggestion offered in The
Star OF last Wednesday. business in
Washington practically will come to a
standstill for FIVE minutes at 4:3O O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. when the bones Of
the sixty-four unknown dead" recov-
cred from the wreck OF the battleship
Maine are lowered into the graves at
Arlington cemetery.
And not alone i'm Washington will this
brief period of respect be accorded TO
these. the first victims Of their countrys
last war. All over the land, in city and
hamlet, as the clocks point to the hour
when. in Washington. the last tribute OF
a grateful nation is being paid to its
martyrs. commerce will pause. the wheels
OF industry will cease their busy whirr
and men and women will stop for five
minutes to Remember the Maine"
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske of the
general board, who will be grand marshal
or the parade tomorrow afternoon, has
made several changes in the organization
as originally planned. The revised order
of march as announced by him today
calls for the formation of the funeral
procession on 18th street south of Penn
sylvania avenue, and its start for Arling-
ton cemetery Immediately on the conclu-
sion OF the memorial services at the south
front of the State. War and Navy build
ing. The services will begin at 2:3O
O'Clock and will conclude about 3:15
O'Clock.
Order Of Procession.
The procession will move in the follow.
Ing order:
Police escort.
marshal and STAFF comprising Capt. A.
G. Winterhalter. chief of staff: Lieut.
Commanders S. p. Fullinwider. L. u.
Jones and w. c. Watts and Lieut.. w. l..
Pryor of the navy and Second Lieut.. G.
s. Patton. jr.. 18th United States Cav
airy.
Army escort
Band 18th United States Cavalry.
Squadron OF 18th United States Cavalry,
commanded by Maj. +. s. Fo!tz.
First Battalion Of Engineers. command
ed by Mai. William d. Connor. Corps Of
Engineers.
Naval escort, in command of Command
er c. F. Hughes of the u. s. S. Birming-
ham.
Marine Band:
commanding.
Naval Band.
Battalion of Seamen, Lieut.. Bradford
Barnette, commanding.
Naval Band.
Battalion of Seaman Apprentices, Lieut..
W. F. Halsey, jr., commanding
Naval Battalion, National Guard o. the
District Of Columbia. in command or Com
mander 5. W. Stratton.
Clergy-Chaplain Bayard, L. $. N, ana
Rev. Father Chidwick. chaplain of the
old Maine.
Thirty-Four Caissons.
Caissons. thirty-four in number, with
one casket on each, with 204 bluejackets
as bodybearers. being six to each cais-
SON. escorted by the United Spanish War
Veterans as honorary pallbearers.
Mourners.
Cavalry escort of honor
The President of the United States.
the Secretary of War, the Secretary and
assistant secretary of the Navy and
other members of the cabinet.
officers of the Maine-Rear Admiral
Charles D. Sigsbee, u. S. N, retired;
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright. Z.
S. N, retired; Medical Director L. q:
Henneberger, Lieut. Commander DAVID
F. Boyd and Lieut.. COMMANDER d IL
Aids to the Secretary of the Navy
chiefs of bureaus of the Navy Depart
ment and Maj. Gen. w. ?. Biddle, com"
mandant of the Marine Corps.
Foreign officers and other distinguished
The United Spanish War Veterans.
Ladies Auxiliary of the United Spanish
War Veterans.
Junior order Of American Mechanics
and other civilian organizations.
Dewey May Attend.
The entire procession will march al
the way to the Arlington National ceme-
terry and participate in the burial cere-
monies. Admiral Dewey has promised
to attend the ceremonies In the aiter-
noon and may go to the cemetery IL the
weather is propitious
fnaf arrangements were made Tor the
participation in tomorrow's ceremonies
by the United Spanish War veterans.
Maurice Simmons OF New YORK, COM
mander-in-chief of the u. s. w. ". is In
the city. and, with his staff. will lead the
veterans of the war with Spain.
The delegation from Havana Camp, U.
s w. ", which accompanied the bones
of the Names victims from Havana
harbor to Washington as a guard OF
honor will go to the navy yard tomorrow
AT noon, to act as guard of honor on the
way to the plaza at the south front OF
the State, War and Navy buildingn. This
guard of honor consists of Capt Ossood
Smith, Dr. L. s. Harvey and Maj. ]. +.
Case.
The Spanish War Veterans will form
as follows:
Commander-fn-chief and STAFF, in car
riaRes: Capt John j. Knapp, commanding
the District of Columbia camps and
STAFF. in carriages: guard Of honor. rep
resenting Havana Camp, In carriages;
United Spanish War Veterans OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, on foot. In command
Of Vice Commander J. w. Greeley: rep
of camps from Pennsylvania
and New York: ladies Of the National
Auxiliary Of the organization, in car
riages.
Services at Grave.
The services at the grave in Arlington
will be conducted under the solemn and
,mpresstve ritual Of the United Spanish
War Veterans. Father Chadwick will con-
duct the services. assisted by chsplain Il