El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-29
MARCH At 8
To EVERGREEN
War Veterans and Patriotic
Societies to Make I'm
usual Showing.

Patriotic societies OF FL Paso viii
do honor to the memory of the na-
tons soldier dead in impressive cere-
monies Wednesday. Memorial day.
The program will include a parade
through the downtown streets We'd
nesday morning and services at the
graves Of the veterans OF American
wars in Evergreen cemetery.
The parade will start at 3 o'clock
Wednesday morning. It viii be
formed on Montana street at Camp
bel and Kansas. and viii march east
ward on Montana to Mesa, south on
Mesa to Mills. west on Mills through
Pioneer plaza to South FL Paso street
south on South Ell Paso street TO san
Antonio, and east on San Antonio
street TO the Toltec club. where the
parade will disband-
Mayor Charles Davis and Gen
George Bell. jT-, will review the
marchers from the steps of the city
hall
Police VIII Lead.
A squad of mounted police. led by
chief of police B. J. Zabriskie. will
lead the parade. The first battalion
OF the 34th infantry, with the S4th
infantry band, vii be next in the line
OF march. Following them will be
about 1000 future officers of the
United States army who are attending
the six army schools at Fort Bliss
and Camp Stewart
'. F. Koenig, commander OF Ham
iltOn Fish camp No. 2, Of the United
Snanish War Veterans, which has the
Memorial day program in charge. will
command the next division of the pa
rade. He viii have four boy scouts
and four cadets from the high school
on his staff
civil War sVefss to March.
The veterans of the Confederate and
the Union armies viii be next IN line
II. F. Stacy, commander Of John G
Brown camp No. 4S6. United Confed-
crate Veterans, and C S Woodworth
post commander, and Capt F. Z
Tusten, adjutant, will be in command
of Emmett Crawford post No. 1S. OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic
The members Of Hamilton Fish
camp No. ?. of the United Spanish War
Veterans. commanded by H ]. Heit-
gen, will be next in line
Mai. a E Stevenson. Texas nation
al guard. scout commissioning for the
FL Paso district. and Ivor G. Thomas
will command the Boy Scout division
Of the parade.
The High School cadets. command
ed BY Capt. Paul Harvey and led By
the fifth field artillery band, Will be
next
To Decorate Graves.
Following the parade, the veterans
of the two wars will proceed to Ever
green cemetery. where services VIII
be held at the graves Of the dead vet
Grams. The ritual Of the &. = X viii
Crawford post No. 1s. OF the Grand
Army of the Republic. The program
selection, Departed Days" by 54tb
infantry band. T. Gaska. director.
Introduction, H. J. Heitgen, COM
mander Of Hamilton Fish camp No ?,
of the United Spanish War Veterans
Invocation. chaplain John Ran
dolph, I'd United States engineers, pasI
national chaplain OF the United span
ish War Veterans
Pratt. Miss Constance Pateman, MISS
Ann Elizabeth Rue and Miss Gertru de
Yale: Edwin g Knickmeyer. orSanist
Selection, 'fTraumerei." Schuman, oy
3sth infantry band -
Address, V. E koenig, ST. wee oe-
partment commander
Memorial day grafton. Zach Lamar
Cobb, collector Of customs ~
Song, Rock Of Ages. Miss Ma
Quetta Pratt. Miss Constance rare
man. Miss Ann Elizabeth Rue and MISS
Gertrude Yale; Edwin c. Kniekmeyer'
u 6 iIstl Of flowers. E. Owen
past department commander
Selection, The Star Spangled Ban
ner." bv 34th infantry band
Benedietion, chaplain John Ran
Salute to the dead, firing squad
from saith infantry.
Taps"
The deceased members OF the
Tinted Spanish War Veterans buried
n Concordfa cemetery include + q
MaIloy. Newton Stewart L Blood.
Charles Held, LIST United States Vol
1nteers, and C. Cauthron, Hamilton
Fish camp No. 2