El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

commands and band concerts. A polo
game will be played Saturday after
Bands will play in the downtown
parks during the mlnlaIy tour nc. ~, ~
exceDr on Friday evening, when the
bands wiz play at the mesa scenic drive
barbecue on The north mesa SATURDAY
evening the patriotic concert by lhe
chorus choir and military bands VIII De
given in Cleveland square under the
lrection of James q. McNary-
Commanders Of Brigade.
The commanders. formation and line
! Of march OF the military parade Inurs-
day morning follow: -,
Commanding officer OF parade, Col
z. ST. D. Grebie. 6th field artillery.
Commanding officer, infantry ori-
gades Col John s Parke, 10th infantry
Commanding officer, field artillery,
Lieut. Col. William L kenly, 9TH Ileld
Commanding officer. cavalry, Col.
George H. Morgan, 18th cavalry.
Commanding officer. field company J.
signal corps, Capt Consuelo A. Seoane'
signal corps
buiance company, Capt William H.
Richardson. medical corps
Commanding officer. trains, Capt
Louis H Bash, 9th infantry.
order of March.
lowing order. the leading element start
Ing from the corner of South Santa Fe
and Second streets at $50 a. m
Eighth infantry brigade. goth infan-
try. 10Th infantry, 6th infantry, head
quarters and first battalion of 9Th field
artillery: headquarters and third squad
ron Of 18th cavalry and detachment OF
18th cavalry, field company l. signal
corps; provisional ambulance company
regimentaI field trains
order OF march. troops Will
take the following formation: Infantry
in column Of platoons, field artillery In
column Of sections, cavalry in column
OF plato0ns; signal corps, ambulance
and wagon trains in column Of single
vehicles
The complete organizations, includ-
/ ing all contestants all transportation
! and material pertaining TO orGaniza-
! lions. will participate in the parade
The uniform will be service, cotton,
without coats; equipment, field, except
! that dismounted troops will not carry
3 the blanket rolls
How Troops VIII Form
{ Preparatory to the parade the troops
and trains Will assemble as tollOWS.
Infantry to form on South Santa Fe
I street and san Francisco street west OF
Santa F'e. with head Of column at sec
! ond street. facing south
/ Artillery to form on North santa re
! street and West Boulevard, with mead
/ OF column at san Francisco street, fac
] ing south
/ Cavalry to form on Franklin and
/ West Main streets. with head OF column
! at North Santa Fe street, facing east
Field company I, Signal oCrps, 10
I form on Franklin street with head OF
column at North Santa Fe street. facing
/ Provisional ambulance company 70
! form on franklin street, Immediately
] in rear Of company !. Signal Corps
/ Field trains TO form on Franklin
I street. Immediately IN rear OF pro-
! visional ambulance company, facing
q west in the same order as the troops
J TO which they pertain
: All organizations will be In their
{ designated positions by 500 a m
Lire OF March.
Starting at the corner OF South
Z Santa Fe and Second streets. east on
! Second street to FL PasO street, north
7 on Fl PasO street to Overland street,
/ east on Overland street TO OchOa street,
Z north on OchOa street to san Antonio
. street. west on San Antonio street to Fl
] Paso street, north on FL PasO street TO
: Plaza and Mills street east on Mills
] street TO Mesa avenue, north on Mesa
Z avenue to Missouri street east on MIS-
/ souri, street to Campbell street, at which
! point the parade Will be dismissed and
/ organizations will return TO their re-
] spective camps, the 10th infantry via
: Campbell and Montana streets and Fort
Q =
/ south on Campbell street, thence by
] shortest route to Cotton addition; all
I mounted troops via Missouri and BOule-
] ward. thence by shortest route TO Fort
! Bliss, avoiding route followed by the
! goth infantry
I The reviewing stand will be at the
/ city hail on north side Of San Antonio
! street Nothing will turn out OF the
/ column
| Thursday Afternoon Program
/ Of "a "a hnaw
Z decided TO omit the scheduled review
{ Of troops at Washington park on Thurs
I day afternoon. Aside from this the
! program for the three days Is as pre-
viOusly announced
/ Following Is the program for Thurs
day. which viii begin at 100: Exhibit
ton silent drill by company A, 18th
: infantry, commanded by Capt A g
] Knowles; exhibition saddle drill by
! troop I, 18th cavalry, commanded by
I Cant Ben Lear. 2:30 p. m: exhibition
! drill by battery 4, 6th field artillery,
/ commanded by Cant T. c. Doyle. Z:5U
J y. m; 10O-vard dash. 2-5O p. m. exhibit
] tion OF wireless telegraph by company /,
I signal corps, commanded by Capt A Z.
I Seoane, $3.50 p. m; infantry equipment
I race, $3.50 p. m; cavalry rescue race,
I $40; artillery section contest, $3.50;
3 machine gun contest. 40: obstacle race
( for infantry. 4:30; jumping contest for
{ enlisted men, 4:45; running broad jump
! 1s1os Jumping contest lot OAAAEEAo-
Seats Are Free.
At the military tournament IN WASH
] ington park 635 Of the seats IN the
! grandstand will be reserved The re-
I naming 500 seats in the grandstand
I are not reserved and are free to the
| general public. There will be no ad-
mission charge 10 any OF the events IN
Z the tournament and everyone IS vel
I come.
/ Box assignments.
I The asst gnnents Of the boxes for the
! tournament has been announced oy
/ the committee. These assignments IoI-
7 low:
No. 1. the 18th cavalry Officers
No ., Col George H Morgan, 15tn
] cavalry.
No. 3. quartermaster corps -,
No. 4, Lieut. Henry NJ. Nelly zoth
! Infantry.
No 5. 18th cavalry officers.
No. s. Sol E. st. J. Greble, Sixth fieIo
Nos. 7 and 8, FL Paso chamber OF
commerce.
No 9. sixth infantry officers.
No. 10, press representatives
No. H. Lieut. Coy. James n ARA
smith, Sixth infantry
Nos. y. a and IS. Gen. John J.
Pershing, commanding the eighth orl-
e.. 81 49, D-,5v 18th IN