New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

Veterans The guard Of honor to the
grand marshal will be Lafayette Post
No. l40. G A. r.. accompanied by La
fayctte Camp, Sons Of Veterans
There will be two divisions of the
Grand Army men.
Boys TO March In Line.
United Spanish War Veterans camps
OF New York will form the third di-
vision Of the parade. They will be
followed by the Army and Navy Union
division. the Army and Navy Veterans.
L. s. A. and the Junior American
Guard division, consisting of three
regiments, a wireless detachment, n
bicycle detachment and an ambulance
corps. The sixth and last division Of
the parade will include St Bartholo-
news Cadets. Kings Guard. Of New
YORK, Grace Cadet Battalion, United
Boys Brigade of America, LIST Infantry,
New York Church Cadets; ST. Agnes
Cadets, St. Paul's Cadets. United
States Bow Scouts Of America. Hebrew
Orphan Asylum Cadets and the Royal
Arcsnum.
Among those who will review the
parade from the stand are General
Horace Porter. General Francis V.
Greene. Major General Daniel Apple
ton. Rear Admiral Charles ID. Sigsbee
(retircd). Borough President Marcus
NJ. Marks, Perry Belmont, George Nc
Aneny. Cabot Ward. Commissioner Of
Parks: Major General Charles +. Roe,
General Arson G. McCook, Colo
mel George +. Dewey. Colonel Jacob
Rupert, Colonel James f. March.
Colonel Harry NJ. Swords, w.
Bourke Cochran. Controller William
A. Prendereast. Justice Barlow 5.
Weeks, Judge julius VI. Mayer, RAJ phi
Folks. Commissioner Of Public Works;
Justice Vernon NJ. Davis, JOB r..
Hedges, John A. Kingsbury. Commits
sioner of Charities; Postmaster Edwin
u. Morgan. Henry Clews and John ID.
Crimmins.
Sunday and yesterday members of
the Grand Army posts placed hags
upon thousands Of graves Of their for
mer comrades, as did the Spanish war
veterans. To-day the Veterans of For
eign Wars will do the same service Tor
its dead. ~
Following the parade exercises will
be held at the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument. The Rev. DIR. f. S. Hollo-
way will speak and 500 high school
pupils will sing.
Memorial at Carnegie Hall.
Memorial exercises will be held in
Carnegie Hall at s o'clock this even
ing. Borough President Marcus M.
Marks will speak.
About 500 Grand Army veterans OF
Brooklyn are expected to march IN the
parade in that borough. Robert Forfar
will be the grand marshal. The parade,
which starts at 8 o'clock this morning.
will be headed by detachments OF
United States soldiers, sailors and ma
rines, and will include, in addition. TO
the Grand Army posts. the Brooklyn
national guard regiments, Spanish war
veterans, Sons of Veterans, the Boys
Brigade and Boy Scouts.
The line of march will be from Bed
ford Avenue and South Eighth Street
TO St. Johns Place. to Washington Ave
nue. 10 Eastern Parkway 10 Soldiers
and Sailors Arch, to Plaza Place. ! ne
reviewing stand from which Rear Ad-
miral Usher. L. s. n, with his stan,
will watch the parade is near the arch.
The Army and Navy Union parade
will march from Bushwick and Gates
Avenues. Brooklyn, at 2:l5 p. m. It's
destination will be the National Gene,
terv. where a service will be conducted
over 5000 soldiers graves.
Grant Post, c. A. r., of Brooklyn,
will hold its annual service at Genera
Grants Tomb at 2 o'clock, Senator
Sherman, of Illinois, will speak.