Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
WILL PAY TRIBUTE
T0S0UTH'S HEROES
Elaborate Memorial Day Exer-
cises Planned at Hollywood
Cemetery This Afternoon.
PARADE MOVES AT 5 O'CLOCK
Will Read Names of Virginians
Who Have Been Killed
in Great War.

An especially touching and signiti-
can't feature of the Confede rate Me-
mortal Day exercises in Hollywood
Cemetery this afternoon VIII be the
reading by Judge David c. Richard
son of the names Of Nirginians VINO
have been killed in action. lost at
sea. or died in services Of wounds,
accident or disease IN the great war.
1t is thought by those in charge os the
exercises TO be particularly fitting at
this time, when the city is paying
the South in the War Between the
crners should also have a part in the
memorial services.
Arrangements completed yesterday
promise the mos, striking Memorial
Day exercises arranged in Richmond
in recent years. Preliminary to the
parade al o'clock this afternoon, in
which local military organizations and
cadets Will participate, the graves VI
the Contederat" dead in Hollywood
Cemetery will be decorated with flow
ers this morning. Memorial Day. be-
cause Of the proclamation OF Presi-
dent Wilson for general day of pub
lie humiliation. prayer and fasting.
mond than in recent years.
MANY vInGINIANs HAVE DIED
IN COUNTRY'S SERVICE:
The list of Nirginians who have given
their AN" in the great war to make
the world A decent place TO live in
is trasically long considering the COM
para;ively short time that America
has been in the war. 1t is as follows
John Latham Alien, Greenwood
George NJ Anderson, Alexandria:
George spruill Ashbee, Jr., Berkeley.
Samuel y. Baker. Winchester. Will
liam Victor Earnestly. Newport News:
Julius f.. Baton, Danville. Young
Beagle, Stafford County. Reginald ST.
g Boschcr. Richmond: b r. Bright
we'll. Danville; William Bryan Brooks.
Roanoke; Walter l.. Brown. Pcra. Har-
~ G. Bruce, Elkton; Davis r Bryant,
Hopewell.
Thomas Boscher Carter, King Will
liam County; Jacob Edel Cohen. Rich
mond: Carl f. Clausen, Norfolk: James
NJ. Currie. South Richmond
Leslie 4. Dodge, Woodland Heights.
Richmond; Samuel G. Dowdy. Norfolk.
William II. Duke. Norfolk. John Dunn
Jr.. Richmond; William Lee Daniel
Berkeley.
Randolph Fauntleroy. Center Cross,
Essex County; William Tauntleroy
kinsale: william BERTHE Ferguson.
Roanoke; Percy ". Freeman Cor
thance: Francis NJ. French. South Rich
mond.
Harry V. Garman. Catawba: William
$. Cray. Norfolk; Charles Il. Gates.
Richmond; William .. Geyer, Black
stone
James Is. HaEe. Richmond: Winston
A. Hartsook. Raridan: Norman \.
iicmpel South Norfolk; John Henry.
Jr., Bristol; w. Roy Herbert. Berkeley:
Dewey liobson Herring. Gintcr Park.
Richmond; John benjamin Howerton.
Petersburg; Charles Humphrey. Alton.
~ II. Innes Hampton.
Eugene Jarvis. Norfolk: Eugene AL
Ian Johnston. Portsmouth; George H.
Jones. Newport News. Darrell Good
winn Jordan, Danvile.
William Edward kcldal, Richmond:
Clarence f. Knowlton. Norfolk: $
Koustovich. Norfolk
Aubrey l.. Lamb. Portsmouth: Mat
thew Latham, Stafford County
James B. Marks Roanoke: T. W.
Mears. Wash Creek; Garland T. Nc
Coy Portsmouth.
Thomas owen. Appomattox.
Samuel II. Paisley. Vinton; X. Spooner
Parson. Arlington; Linwood L. PAYNE.
Purcellvillc: Edward Spottswood Pol
lard. Ayletts: Amos Marcellus Porter
Hanover County.
Herbert Ra aGsdale, Suffolk: ClelanS
Ratcliffe, King George County: Henry
Marion Richards. Suffolk.
John w. sorcy. Fentress: William
sPurley. Onancock.
Melville ingalls, Sullivan. Richmond,
BENJAMIN T. Tinsley. Salem: Bernard
l.. Tullington. Phoebus: Aubrey IRE
Valentine. Richmond: John Freeman
Wainwright; Portsmouth: Thomas J..
Walker. Crewc: Eugene Russell Wheat
ley. Culpeper; Johnnie WILSON, Norfolk:
Thomas Wilson. Portsmouth, and q. w.
Worley. Norfolk
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS
FOR PARADE THIS AFTERNOON
Arrangements for the parade were
completed yesterday. Chief Marshal
John Lamb has issued the following
general order:
Participants in the parade are re-
quested to assemble at their designated
places promptly, and at . o'clock the
parade viii move and slowly proceed
along Franklin street to Hollywood
detachment of mounted police, who
will head the parade, will assemble on
Fifth street north of Franklin to-
ward Franklin, and opposite them on
the south will be the Blues Battalion,
who will fall in behind the police
Next in line will be the Grays, who
will form on Fourth Street north of
Franklin. and will be faced by the
Howitzers. who will drop in behind
them as the line proceeds. Following
them will come the corps of John Mar
shall High School. assembled on Third
Street north of Franklin. who will he
followed by the Benedictine cadets
from the south on the same street.
Cadets of McCiuires school will fall in
behind them from their position on the
left of the Benedictine corps.
Veterans OF r. L. Lee and Pickett
Camps and all junior chapters OF me-
mortal organizations will assemble at
Monroe Park on Pile Street facing the
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