The border vidette., 1921-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION.
Mammoth Parade Will Start Promptly
 at o:SO A. M.

Ing IS tliS ten I3LlFS pTOkTdu us arranged by Harry Berner, chair man of the local committe in charge:
 ORDER OF LINE OF MARCH
 1. Twenty fifth Infantry band Leslie King, leader.
 2. Twenty fifth Infantry, in command Major Fairfax.
 3. Spanish American War Veterans, Lyman V. Kennon Camp No. 5.
 A. American Legion, Captain John Henry Allen Post
 5. American Legion, Ridge Igo Post.
 6. Army and Navy Union Garrison No. 125, with Drum Corps.
 2. Boy Scouts in uniform.
 8. High School Cadets, in uniform.
 g. Nogales City Officials.
 TO- Nogales Fire Department II. Nogales Elks Lodge No. 1897
 12. Knights of Columbus.
 13 Knights of Pythias.
 14. Len adores del Mundo (Woodmen of the World.)
 15. La Union Fraternal de Ayuda (Fraternal Union.)
 16. Citizens on foot and in carriages.
 The parade will form as above outlined at the City Hall and the march to the cemetery will start at 9:3O a. DO. sharp.
 Harry A. Smith of the United States Customs force, has been appointed Marshal of the Day. s5 When the parade arrives at the cemetery, the Army and Navy Union, Garrison No. 125. will take charge of the exer cises. On reaching the ceme ,, tery the band will play dirge or funeral march and when the grave where the services are to be held is reached, the band will con tinue playing till the proper formation is made. When the formation is complete and the officers of the Army and Navy Union have assumed their re- spective stations, the adjutant will read the orders of the day. After invocation by the chaplain o6IL ANOs 4AO, O. oSACSOlOd will De given by the 25th 1nfan- try Band. Following this selec tion, short address will be de- livered by Colonel Allen T. Bird, representing the Civil War Vet erans. The Army and Navy Union will then continue their ceremonies, using the form pro- vided in their ritual, at the close of which a selected squad of the 25th Infantry will fire three volleys over the grave, and a bugler of the 25th Infantry will sound Taps" which will signify the end of tue ceremonies.
 There is going to be large crowd at the cemetery, and it is requested that citizens not at Gached to any organization in the parade dc not, crowd too closely Major Fairfax with soldiers of the 18th Infantry will occupy positions about the grave where the ceremonies are to be held, can see and hear the exercises. All are requested to aid in pre- venting confusion. The memo Ildl SAeIClScS dI IS 1OI dll, dAd every effort will be made to carry out the program in as orderly a manner as possible.
 The Army and Navy Union has been accorded the houors of the day in that their organ ization has been selected to con duct the ceremonies at the grave. In the parade they will lead all civil organizations and citizens. Their drum corps will be spe- cial feature of the parade.
 Grand avenue will be cleared of all traffic not later than 9:15 a. m. on the 3Oth-from the intersection of Park street to the cemetery entrance. All organ izations are requested to arrive at the City Hall not later than S:43 a. m| The parade is going to be the largest in the history of Nogales, and it will require all of the forty five minutes to form Major. Fairfax says he will start promptly at 9:3O a. ID. at the sound of the bugle.