Evening journal., 1913-05-28
MEMORIAL
DAY PLANS
FINISHED
Veterans Announce Parade
Line and Formation Of
Marching Column
MAKE REQUEST
FOR MANY FLOWERS

LUG le4uN CoHAhiANl1e VI thS ~ ~ ~
which is arranging for the Memorial
Day parade on Friday, met last even
ing and made final arrangements for
the observance. The order Of parade,
together with the route selected. fol-
lows:
Chief Of Police George Black,
Platoon Of Police.
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Marshal, william G. Baugh. sr.
G. A. r.
Matthew S. Cain. Chief Aid.
Bayard Wilmer Post No. %. G. A. R
Marshal.
Department Commander, ]. Rankin
Armstrong.
Past Department Commanders.
Boys Brigade, Peoples Settlement
Escort.
First Regiment Band.
General Thomas A. Smyth Post.
No 1, G.. A. r.
John p. Riley. Commander.
Brunswick Fife e. Drum Corps.
Appomattox Camp. Sons Of Veterans
No. 2 as escort.
Admiral S. f. DUPONT Post, No. 2,
G.. A r.
William Forbes, Commander.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Appomattol
Camp, No. 2, Sons OF Vet
erans, on Float.
Automobile Containing Disabled
Comrades.
SECOND DIVISION.
William Mendenhall G. A. r. Marsha
w. b. Remley, P. o. S. of A.
P. A. McCardle, Aid. p o. S. OF a.
Bethany Band.
Uniform rank Of Patriotic Sons o
America. A. F. Parsons, Captain.
Patriotic Order Sons OF America.
Wilmington Fife and Drug Corps.
Co. A. Junior Order Of American Me
chanics, Captain w. w. butcher
commanding.
Junior Order OF American Mechanics
THIRD DIVISION.
George p Lion, marshal; Herman L
Walker. Aid.
Mayor Howell, President and Mem
bers of City Council, President an
members OF Board Of Public Edu
cation. Street and Sewer and Pc
lice Commissioners. Water Com
missioners and Levy Court.
FORMATION OF PARADE
Chief of Police George Black,
Platoon of Police.
Grand Army of the Republic forr
on French street. west side righ
resting on Fourth street
Patriotic Order OF Sons of Americ
and the Junior Order of America
Mechanics form on French stree
east side right resting on Fourth.
The mayor. City Council and a
city officers form on French stree
right resting on Sixth street.
Parade to move promptly at strok
Of City Hall bell at 30 O'Clock sharl
ROUTE.
Move on Fourth to Market, to De
aware avenue. TO Rodney. past tn
home of the widow of Genera
Thomas A. Smyth Post. No. 1, G. A.
Delaware avenue, to Van Buren,,
Ninth. to Washington. to Seventh.
Market and dismiss.
To assist in transporting the flow
ers to the various cemeteries, the TO
lowing request has been made b
emyth Post No. 1, G. A. r.
Those citizens who cannot hay
U0Ners at the post room on Memol
ial morning by o'clock, will the
kindly have them at one Of the 70
lowing corners. Sixth. Seventh {
Eighth and Market streets by
o'clock
The trolley car with~the post wi
pass up Market street from Front Of
to Riverview cemetery and will ste
for any flowers left at those corner
Flags have been placed upon Il
graves in the cemeteries that al
known. II any are missed, come
the cemeteries and let us know"
Special committees OF the variol
local posts Of the G. A. R. ha-
about completed the work of placiT
small flags upon the graves Of Il
deceased soldiers in the local Gem
teries. II requires about 1900 fla
for the graves here. Comrades
Rue and Lydell Of Smyth Post yeste
day at noon finished putting flags
OLD Swedes, Riverview and Asbu
cemeteries. II took $50 flags to equ
these graves. Seven flags we're al
placd upon the graves OF dead sc
diers in the graveyard Of Mt. Pleasa
Church, Bellevue.