The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-30
NATION 8 DEAD
TO BE HONORED
BY VETERANS
Heroes of Two Wars,
Soldiers and Citizens
Will Observe Day

iNti'|t'H HlA4
Veterans of two wars today will
honor the memory of departed com.
rades who fell in the Civil and Span.
ish wars. Both the gray. haired vct-
Grams OF the struggle of fifty years ago
and the younger soldiers OF the recent
wars will Join in parade and services
at the cemetery.
With the Veterans of George w. De
Long Post, Grand Army of the Re
public, in the van and the Spanish
War veterans and fratc-nal societies
following, the procession, with flowers
and crepe draped flags, will leave tho
capitol grounds ut ten o clock, moving
west along King street, to Fort strce.,
10 Vineyard, to Nuuamu and thence to
the Nuuanu Cemetery.
rigadicr.General NJ. NJ. Macomb.
L. $. A., commanding the First Hawa-
iian Brigade, will be grand marshal.
His aids will be Major Tenn, First In
fantry adiutant; First Lieut.. Frank
Andrews, Second Cavalry, and Second
Lieutenant Peyton, First Field Artil-
lery, aides.
The Grand Army of the Republic
veterans will form in front of the
capitol at quarter of ten Clock and
the members of tho Spanish War Vet
eran organizations win be on hand at
the same hour, together with number
of fraterna societies, including men,
bers of Hawaiian Tribe, Independent
Order of Red Men.
All flags win be half masted today.
Sheriff Jarrett win have detail of
police on duty ct the cemetery. Tho
program, to be in charge of the Grand
Army of the Republic, will be rs fol
lows:
Ritual-R. u. Ellsworth, post com
mander
Prayer--N. 3. Emerson, chaplain, pro
TEN. y.
Reading, Captain, My Captain -
Margaret Scudder.
Music-llawaiian Band.
President Lincoln's Gettysburg Adj
dress-Leon Ebersole.
Addrcss-George w. Smith.
Roll Call of the Dead-Frcd Turrill.
sergeant major.
Ritual-Chaplain.
Decoration of Graves-Oirieer of the
Day r. A. Strout, and comrades. I'll
salute the Dead-National Guard OF
Hawaii and comrades. .
Taps-Josoph FctrineIla, First US.
Infantry.
MISUNDERSTANDING Band and audi
ence. $3.50
Benediction.
General Macomb's order for the or.
ganlzation of the parade issued through
MAJOR Penn, the adjutant, calls for the
resemblance of the marchers in the
capitol grounds not later than quarter
to ten o'clock. The uniform for the
regular troops will be cotton service
with service hats. On arrival of tho
organized troops at the cemetery they
will form line in Robinson lane, facing
south, to the left of the Second Infan,
try line and opposite the plot of the
Grand Army of the Republic. where
arms viii be stacked. The order of pa.
rade will be as follows:
Mounted Police.
Gen Macomb, U.S.A., Grand Marshal
Staff-Ma1. J. A. Penn, adiutant:
First Lieut.. Andrews, Second
Lieut.. Peyton, aides
Band, Second Infantry
Second Bait, Second Infantry
lin platoons)
Band, National Guard
First Regiment, National Guard of
Hawaii
Kamehameha Cadets
Geo. w. De Long Post, No. AS, Grand
Army of Republic
Il. e. Twomey, Dept. Hawaii, United
Spanish War Veterans
Aides-E. w. Ely, senior vice Dept.
Commander; Charles w. Fife.
Department. Quartermaster
First Infantry Fife and Drum CORPS
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. /, Span.
ish War Veterans
Col. Francis w. Mansfield, Camp No. Q,
49, Spanish War Veterans
First U. s. Infantry, Camp No. 3, Span.
ish War Veterans
Band, Fourth Cavalry
Col. VIM. d. Beach, Camp No. 4, Span
ish War Veterans
Col. Lyman w. V.Kennon Camn No. 4.
Spanish War Veterans
Improved Order of Red Men
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