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Four pioneers, half n mile in advance, 10 IN
farm passengers of the approach or the
Procession, iii orderthatits progress


NAV not be obstructcd


First Marshall and Assistant.
Advanced Guard of Honour, consisting OF
Citizens from all parts of the slatc, 7oeH
mounied, in plain dress, in sections
as many abreast as the roads


or streets will conveniently


accommodate.
Band OF music in carriagcs--when the Gene
raj arrives at the State line, they will form
on foot, and greet his approach with
H4H (Oiambia. When they return
to the line of the Borough, they will
again form on foot, and during
the March through the town,


play such national airs as


may be agreed upon.
Gorenaoy and Suit z.


IN carriages.
Z Committee Of Arrangement i'll carriages. 2
8 Judges, and members of the Bar, in car'gs 8
= Officers of the u. S. army, now on q
; duty here, in carriages or ;
= mounted, as may be :
:. most agreeable. :.
J: Surviving Officers and Soldiers Of =
2 the Revolution, in carriages G
Immediately preceding
the General. =.
; s
The Generals Suit in carriages
:: If any Troop OF Horse, from Pcnnylyania :;
:: choose to accompany the General thro' q
I the State. they will take post as the +
first Marshall shall direct, without ~
!. breaking the order of this &
Z arrangement z
8 Private Citizens III Carriages. e
Private Citizens on Horseback.
Rear Guard of Honour consisting OF Citizens fron
all parts of the State, well mounted i'll


plain dress, in sections us many


abreast rs the roalsor


streets viii &C


comnodate.


Second Marshall and assistant.


BY ORDER,


Peter Caverly,


Clerk ofthe Committee.
Sept. ID, 1924.