Nogales international., 1936-05-30

served as a holiday in Nogales today.
Reverend Louis A. Parker of St.
Andrews Episcopal church, chap
lain of the local post of the Ameri-
can Legion, who, with Mrs. George
w. Peterson of the Legion Auxiliary,
comprise the program committee,
announced yesterday the following
as the order of the parade:
ORDER OF PARADE
1. Music 25th U. S. Infantry
Band.
1 2. Co. "A", 15Sth Infantry, Ari-
IONA National Guard.
1 8. Spanish War Veter-
ans.
A. Colors.
( 5. Ridge-Igo Post, American Le-
gion and other veterans
g. Woman's Auxiliary to the Am
erican Legion.
T. High School Drum and Bugle
Corps and Drill Team.
8. B. P. o. Elks.
! 9. 7th Grade Drill Team
! TO- The Boy Scouts: Troop No. 81,
Thomas Lynch, Scoutmaster. Troop
No. 43, Sacred Heart Church, Raul
Saba, Scoutmaster.
/ II. Citizens Conservation Corps,
under command Lieut.. Paul J. Leav-
ems.
12. The Salvation Army.
LINE OF MARCH
Parade will start at Court House
on Morley Avenue with head of par
ade facing south and will march
south on Morley Avenue to the IN
ternational Line; thence west on
International Street to Grand Ave-
nue.; thence north on Grand Ave-
nue., passing reviewing stand at City
Hall, thence to Court Street on
Grand Avenue and on to the Ceme-
terry.
(Note: Legionnaires and organ
izations desiring to do so may park
their cars on Court Street where
they will enter same after parade
and ride to the cemetery At the
entrance to the cemetery, they will
park on Grand Avenue and again
form in line and march in through
the cemetery to the Legion plot.
TNVTTER CHESTS
Major Harry Luck, 25th u. S. IN
fantry.
Captain Geo. o. Horrall, Com
manding Co. "a" Ariz. NATL Guard.
Reverend Louis A. Parker, Chair
man, Ridge-Igo Post Committee.
/ Andrew Bettwy. Mayor of Nogales,
Arizona.
! Gabriel Corella, Mayor Of Nogales.
Sonora.
Thomas H. Robinson, American
Consul.
Javier Osornio Mexican Con- vi.
Frark j Duffy American Collect
or of Customs.
! Manuel Wo~"arnnas. Mexican Col
lector of Customs.
A. J. Mi1Uker. Inspector IN
Charge. American Immigration Ser
vice.
Jesus Cardenac Carranza, Chief,
Mexican Immigration Service.
Monsignor Louis Duval.
Reverend O. A. Smith.
Reverend w. R. McGaugh.
Mrs. Katherine Hines, Woman's
Auxiliary, American Legion.
Mrs. George w. Peterson, Chair
man, Woman's Auxiliary Committee.
Herbert r. Chatham, Commander,
Ridge-Igo Post, American Legion.
PROGRAM AT THE CEMETERY
l. Singing of THE Star Spangled
Banner" by all present.
2. Invocation by Rev. o. A. Smith,
D. D., Trinity Congregational
Church.
8. Hymn, MY Faith Looks Up To
Thee, Trinity Church Choir.
4. Prayer by the Rev. w. R. Nc
Gaugh. First Methodist Church.
5. Anthem by Woman's Auxiliary
and American Legion Double Quar-
tette abide with Me-. During the
rendition of this number, members
of the Woman's Auxiliary will de-
corate the graves of departed COM
radesD
6. Introduction of the Speaker of
the Day by Herbert R. Chatham,
Post Commander.
T. Memorial Day Address, Major
Harry Luck, 25th U. S. Infnatry,
Fort Huachuca, Ariz.
8. Hymn, Nearer My God To
Thee, by Trinity Church Choir.
9. Benediction by Monsignor Louis
Duval, Rector of Sacred Heart
Church.
10. Firing Squad.
II. Taps" by Bugler. Co. "a,
158th Infantry, Arizona National