Evening star., 1933-04-02
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lin ARMY DAY RITES
Parade to Be Staged Here on
Anniversary of U. S. Entry
in World War.
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A. Cadets from Dunbar High School.
IS. Cadets from CORDOBA High School.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Veterans and Patriotic Organizati0ns). :.
az Marshal of fourth division, Brig.
Gen. william E. Horton, U. s. A., ana
staff.
AZ. Washington Gas Light Band.
AZ. Escort, Military Order OF the
World War, Col. J. Miller Kenyon,
commanding.
40. Massed colors OF all veteran ana
patriotic organizations.
so. Grand Army OF the Republic IN
automobiles.
81. Ladies of the Grand Army OF the
Republic in automobiles.
81. Women's Relief Corps In automo-
biles. l..
automobiles.
Sd. Gen. Homer Atkinson, commander
in chief, United Confederate Veterans,
and staff in automobiles.
SIS. Daughters of the Confederacy IN
automobiles. 80
56. Army and Navy Legion OF Valor.
81. Department commander, oscar
Hollingsworth, Veterans OF Foreign wars
and staff.
So. overseas Band, Drum and Bugle
Corps, Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
So. Is local posts OF the veterans oi
Foreign Wars.
of Foreign Wars.
81. Department commander, Norman
I,andreau, and staff, American Legion.
"a Vincent B. Costello (Amertcan
Iepion) Drum and Bugle Corps.
S2. vincent B. Costello Post (Amer-
lean Ieeion) Drum and Bugle Corps.
63. IL American Legion posts.
Ga. Victory Post american Legion
IS. IL American Legion posts.
66. Out-of-town posts (American
Legion). .
68. Fox Theater Band.
SO. American Legion Auxiliary.
69a. Eight and Forty.
10. Department Comdr, Josep A. Asnl,
Disabled American Veterans OF the
World War.
II. Women's Overseas Service League.
Tia. World War Reconstruction Aides.
u. American Gold Star Mothers IN
automobiles.
Is. American Women's Legion In
automobiles.
"a. United States Daughters Of 1912.
rs. Danes of the Loyal Legion.
76. Ellen Mussey, Daughters OF Union
Veterans.
Spanish American War.
rs. Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton.
70. Daughters Of America.
80. Children Of the American Revo-
luton.
81. Jobs Daughters.
81. Daughters Of the Defenders OF
the Republic.
Line Of March.
Assembly is at lis pm. and the
parade will start promptly at 80 pm.
It will cross the East Plaza Of the Capt.
tol to Constitution avenue, west on
Constitution avenue to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., west on Pennsylvania avenue to
Fifteenth street, south on Fifteenth
street to Constitution avenue and west
on Constitution avenue to Seventeenth
street. The presidential reviewing stand
will be on Constitution avenue and Six
teenth street.
hDScmDiy UeissOASs
The first division will form on New
Jersey avenue heading on street
southwest
The second division, made up Of Ma
tional Guard and Reserve troops, will
form south of e street southwest be-
tween New Jersey avenue and South
Capitol street.
The third division will form on South
Capitol street heading on B street.
The fourth division. made up Of the
cations, will form on Delaware avenue
south Of B street southwest.
Parade Regulations.
The scheme adopted In the inaugural
parade of massing the colors at the
head of each division has been adopted
for the Army day parade. That Is In
order to make it unnecessary for the
President to continue to rise and salute
colors and at the same time add to the
effectiveness Of the parade. The chiefs
of staff of each division have been
directed to permit no violation Of this
regulation.
The veteran organizations have been
urged to follow the formation Of the
Regular Army troops, namely, a massed
IOruAGlOL. f1OuOW SQudIcS anu uTcBu-
lar lines will not be permitted. Auto
mobiles will form not less than four
abreast and marchers should not be
less than IL abreast. The playing of
the Franklin D. Roosevelt March" will
be confined solely to the United States
Army Band. All other bands have been
requested to refrain from playing this
march, especially when passing the re-
viewing stand.
Maj. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr., chair
man of the Parade Committee, an
nounces that the reviewing stands will
be erected along Constitution avenue
and In the triangles located at Seventh
street, Eighth street and Tenth street
on Pennsylvania avenue Tickets for
these are on sale at headquarters.
Banquet in the Evening.
The annual Army day banquet will
be held by the Military Order of the
World War at the Hotel Mayhower that
evening. Gen. Malone will be the prin-
cipal speaker. Many patriotic episodes
have been planned during the course
Of the banquet. Reservations can be
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