The San Francisco call., 1913-09-03
GREAT ADMISSION
DAY PARADE IS
OUTLINED
Long March of Impressive
Pageant Begins at Tenth
and Market Streets
MOUNTED POLICE TO
LEAD CONCESSION
II. N. Gard Chief of Staff
for Big Function on
September 9

Final orders regarding formation,
line of march and placement for the
parade on Tuesday morning, Sep
tember 9. the big feature of the
Admission day celebration in Oakland
Of the Native Sons and Daughters of
the Golden West were issued today
under proclamat tion by Grand Mar
shall H G. Williams H n. Gard will
act as chief of staff and W. H Man
ming as chief aid. The parade will
move at 10 o'clock, starting from
Tenth and Market streets. Grand
officers of the lodges will occupy
places In the reviewing stand at
Broadway, Telegraph avenue and
Sixteenth street.
The line of march of the parade
follows: Beginning at Tenth and
Market streets, thence east on Tenth
to Jefferson; thence north to Four
teenth; thence east to Clay; thence
south to Seventh and east on Seventh
to Washington; thence north to San
Pablo avenue; thence north to Nine
teenth street: thence east to Tele-
graph avenue: thence south on Tele-
graph and Broadway to Second, coun-
termarchins on Broadway to Twelfth
street; thence east on Twelfth to
Alice. north on Alice to Thirteenth; !;
north on Broadway, passing the re-
Viewing stand to Twentieth, and dis
band
The parade will be led by an ad-
vance Of mounted police. followed by
an automobile containing Chief Of
Police Petersen and Captain Book.
Behind the machine will march g.
platoon of police commanded by Cap
tain Lynch. The drum major and
band of "a pieces will lead the off
cials. including Harry G. Williams.
grand marshal; H. N. Gard, chief of
staff; w. M Manning, chief aid; r.
N. Hamb. aide de camp; W. j. Baccus.
aide de camp: c. F. Carl, and H. c.
Coward, special aids. and Past Grand
Marshal w. Z. Foley and w. E. O'Con-
nors. honorary aids.
In the first division, led by a band
DR.. F. l. Gonzales and George Bush.
aids, will be Companies A and f.
Fifth regiment, N G. c.; Battery B,
First battalion, N. G. c.; band of the
League of the Cross Cadets, First
and Second regiments and hospital
corps; the Nationals and band; auto
mobiles bearing grand officers, Native
Sons and Daughters; Mount Tamal-
pals parlor No. "a; Governor Johnson !;
California Pioneers and Mexican War
veterans ana city ana county Omc1alS I,
California Grays.
The second division, C. e. Manthey,
marshal. will include platoon OF
San Francisco police. California par
lor No. 1, N. 8. G. W., and Alta par
lor No. 8. N. D. G. W.: Southern Cali
fornia and Sacramento parlors; Elk
Grove parlor No. Al. N. S. G. w. and
Excelsior parlor No. 202. N. D. G. W.;
Stockton parlor No. Z, N. S. G. W..
and Joaquin par1or No. 5. N. d. G. w.
In the divisions following there
will be scores of bands heading the
representation made by the different
parlors from every part OF the state.
There will be drill teams and floats,
an OK team and prairie schooner,
drum and fife corps and many other
attractive features which, say the Of
ficials OF the Native Sons order. Will
be the largest showing ever made by
the association In any parade at any
of their celebrations.