New Britain herald., 1924-05-26
Marshal Streeter Issues Orders for Memorial Day Observance
FORMS ON FRANKLIN SQUARE
Patriotic Exercises To Be Held At Walnut Hill Park And Soldiers And sailors MonumeDt-Route of Pro cession Announced Today.

with details of the parade and pa triotic exercises. Mir. Strester will be marshal until the procession moves from Franklin Square. Then he will turn over his command to Theodore Johnson of the United Spanish War Veterans
 In his orders Of the day, MT. Street. CT gives notice that all units of the parade must report at Franklin Square not later than 9:30 o'clock, daylight saving time. The parade will move promptly at 10 o'clock. { Other details of the observance will be as follows:
 PARADE FOR NATION Platoon of Police 1 Chief Hart in command
 Chief Marshal Frederick Y. streeter in auto, accom- panied by Col. A, l.. Thompson.
 Acting Marshal Theodore Johnson, Chief of Staff
 Aides Arthur H. Petts Capt. s. Leonard, Dewey Selander, Mason r. Andrews Harry F. Scheuy, Ike Hills, Phillip Ross, Raymond Frost,
 Philharmonic Band
 Edward ]. Lynch. leader Detachment of 169th Inf. C. x. q. Capt, Edw l.. F. Dunne, commanding. First Lieut.. Wm. II. Jackson, adJutant.
 Field Colors
 Company "I" Capt. Walter O. Cook, commanding.
 Headquarters Company.
 Second Lieut.. II. C. Jackson,
 commanding. Company "l1'', Machine Gun Co. First Lieut.. Albin F.. Backiel.
 commanding.
 SECOND DIVISION
 Girl Scout Drum Corps
 Girl Scouts.
 Patriotic Organizations
 Boy Scouts Drum Corps.
 Boy Scouts. Fraternal and Welfare Organizations
 Junior Achievement Cuba
 THIRD DIVISION Eddy Glover Post. No. C, American Legion Band. Y. ]. Dif'ronzo,
 leader. "Colors" Masscd
 Firing Squad
 c, E. Hollberg in charec. Commanders and Past Commanders of the various World War
 Veteran Organizations Capt Sodhc F. Powers. commanding. Members Of the Eddy Glover post. No. 6, American
 Legion
 Private Walter j. Smith Post.
 Veterans Of Foreign Wars Disabled Mems Camp of World War
 Veterans. A. q. Hammond Camp. United
 Spanish War Veterans.
 Wm. Reed. commander
 coloTs.
 Firing Squad. Capt Alfred n. GriswolI in charge.
 Members.
 Disabled Veterans in Autos
 Sons Of Veterans. c. A c. L. Backus commander, with Stanley Post, No. IT. C. A. R, \. IT. Woods. commander in auto
 Line of March. From Franklin Square LID Main street to North street. countermarcb down Main street to West Main. by reviewing stand 10 Court Of Honor. Walnut Hill park. where exercises will be conducted by the World War Veteran organization. Parade will then go through Park Place io West Main. to Main. west side of Central Park, where inc various units will form guard Of honor for c. \. F.. ss4 Central park.
 Program Of Exercises at Monument. Invocation, Rev. Henry W. Maier; selection. Philharmonic band, star spangled Banner. placing or Hreaths on monument by president Of Stanley post. W. F. C.. Commander F. E. Dgren. Eddy-Glover post. American Legion, and Commander William i Reed. United Spanish War Veterans; reading of General John <. Logan's ! orders. by l.. D. Penfeld: report Of i committees of decoration Of graves; selection hy Arpi Sexiet (selectedl; Iincoln's Gettysburg address. Com mander g. II. Woods: selection. American Legion band: "America". all: BeuelictiOn. Dr. George W. C. , Hill; firing of voIiey: Taps. Thosf participating in the parade Hi1 be invited 10 attend luncheons given by Stanley post. ". R. C. al the Center church. Eddy Glover post. American Legion Auxiliary at Legion roon1s. and 4. c. Hammond Camp. United Spanish War Veterans Aux- Hilary at Inc state armory. FREDERICK Y. STEEETFH.
 Marshal Attesi. T. Y. Jackson. chairman 1f the parade committee.
 Sp.aktTs in SChooIs. The speakers af Inc schools on and Thursday sill be as 'oIloNs. Washington. 1G a. m-. W E. Latham. q. 4. T.. and William Massey. [. g. ". V. East Street, lContiHue1 on Third s'sge1