Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Northern Virginia, has completed every
detail for the parade. and II his care
fully laid plans he followed TO the let
ter the long procession will begin NOV
ing westward 10 the Court OF Honor
promptly on the stroke Of H.
The first section in the order OF pro-
ccssion will he the military, and fol-
lowing il will come the veteran section.
which will march in the order OF Sc
ccssion by the various states repre-
sented
In the first section will appear the
mounted police. the carriages. the chief
marsha and his stan. the Richmond
Grays Battalion-the escort OF honor
carriages bearing distinguished women
OF the Confederacy: FORESTS and
Stuarts cavalry and sponsors. unor-
Ganized squads Of cavalry and lcgisla-
tors. Mayor and Councimen. Follow
ing this section will appear the de-
partment chiefs and their STATS. the
V. NJ. l. cadets. visiting cadets the
several regiments Of the First Brigade
OF Virginia Volunteers ordered here,
the artillery and signal corps. the
Richmond Blues and the Richmond
Blues Junior. the Governors Foot
Guard OF Connecticut and other local
commands.
VETERANS FORM
IN THREE: ARMY CORPS
In the second section will appear the
Department OF the Army Of Tennessee
and its State divisions: the Department
OF the Army of Northern Virginia and
It's divisions, and tho Department OF
Trans mississippi and its several di-
visions, including the Immortal Six
Hundred"
AS the line of march has been ar
ranged. the first section Will form on
the Capitol grounds. extending from the
Governors Mansion west to and along
Grace Street: tho second section will
form on West Franklin Street and ad-
jacent to the Court OF Honor on Monu-
ment Avenue. Near the Court Of Honor
the two sections will unite, forming
column. and Will pass in review, with
the military section leading and the
Sray-clad veterans following. Veteran
organizations, women's organizations
and visiting military and other allied
associations will assemble at time to
be designated by signal, and then pro-
coed TO the place where they will par
ticipate in the laying of the corner
stone to that hero of the South. Stone
wall Jackson.
All organizations and associations
participating in the parade must he
in line at their respective places
promptly at II o'clock. when the for
nation Of the procession Will begin.
The hour will he denoted by the en-
plos"n of three bombs. II is ordered
that AT the signal all intervals in the
line must be Immediately closed up to
the right. and any command not then
In line must go To the left OF the line
or the rear OF the moving column.
Because OF their age and enfeebled
condition. the length OF the line of
march for the veterans will be limited
TO that OF the Court Of Honor. and
after they have passed in review seats
for them will be provided in Lee Cir
cles and the homes OF people resident
In the neighborhood will be open to
those VINO may be unable "a find com
fort elsewhere. Bit ALI the area OF the
grass plots in the vicinity OF Lee Cir
Gle will be reserved and held open for
the veterans. and seats will he re-
served for the exclusive us Of sponsors
and maids
The comman der-in- chief. his staff.
guests. the Governor and visiting Gov
ernors. visiting guests and members
Of State and city bodies will dismount
on arriving AT the reviewing stand,
and their horses will he taken in
charge by hostlers appointed for the
occa sion.
column. and after the display OF the
day fireworks, signalled to tho military
commander by the Signal Corps. the
military section, in the same order OF
march as In the review. will he march
ed to and around the cornerstone
OF the Jackson Monument and will
attend the ceremonies.
The following marshals have been
assigned to the respective departments:
Military column. Colonel Henry VI.
Boykin; Department Of the Army OF
Tennessee, Colonel Joseph Y. Ridgood:
Department of the Army OF Northern
Virginia, Major Charles O. Saville: De-
partment OF Trans mississippi, ajor l..
T. Christian: department OF carriages
Captain Augustine Royal
Following is the order of the march
ing column:
EIrst or Military Section.
|. Police.
2 Chief marshal and staff.
3-G--Band No. a.
Escort. ciray's Battalion. COM