The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-24

committee. The various working commit
tees of interest TO veterans contemplating
a visit to Chicago are as follows:
Auditing-W. d. c. Street, chairman.
Bureau of Information and Public Com
fort-John j. Tobias, chairman.
Badges-James j. Healy, chairman.
Campfres and Reunions-John c. Bon
mel, chairman.
Colored Troops-c. w. Demond. chair
man.
Decoration and Illuminations-L. w.
Pitcher, chairman.
Entertainment-Dr. ]. c. Trey. chairman.
Entertainment of Visiting Ladies Aux
Hilary Secieties-Mrs. Elizabeth Means,
chairman.
Finance-william II. Harper. chairman.
Fireworks-K. c.. Pardee, chairman.
Free Quarters-R. II. Peters. chairman.
Grand Stands-H. p. Thompson, chair
man.
Horses and Carriages-James w. Nye.
chairman.
Hotels. Boarding and Lodging Houses
Joseph A. Mccartney, chairman.
Invitations and Courtesies-John c.
Black, chairman.
Ladies' Auxiliary-A. ]. Burbank, chair
man.
Legislation-C. Porter Johnson, chairman.
eson, chairman.
Military OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fitzsim-
ons. chairman.
Music-Aaron f. W,alcott, chairman.
Parade and Review-James O'Donnell,
chairman.
Parks and Boulevards-Joseph Donners-
berger. chairman.
Press-William Penn Nixon. chairman.
Private Accommodations. E. Gross.
chairman.
Patriotic Services-Rt. Rev. Samue Fall
lows, chairman.
Printing-Fred w. Upham, chairman.
Public Order-Thomas j. Brown, chair
man.
Observation-Disclosures H. Heaford,
chairman.
The complete list of honored guests will
dore Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan,
ex-President Harrison. ex-President Cleve-
land. Generals Palmer. Miles. Corbin,
Brooke. Otis. Sickles, Merritt, Lee. Scho-
McClernand and Wheeler, Admirals Samp-
son and Schley, Captain Clark.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
The complete official programme, as
adopted by the executive committee to-day.
will be as follows:
Sunday, Aug. Co.
1920 a. m.-Special patriotic services will
be held in all the city churches.
2 p. m.-Sacred concerts will be given in
the parks by the military bands
8 p m--Grand patriotic and sacred song
services in the Coliseum.
Monday, Aug. o.
Sunrise salute TO the flag, thirteen guns.
All citizens are requested to join in the
ceremony and raise fla gs at this hour.
3 a m--Dedication OF the naval arch
1880 a. m.-Grand parade Of the Naval
Veterans OF the civil war, escorted by Vet
Grams of the Spanish-American war and
Naval Reserves, together with the Nation
al Association of Union ex-Prisoners of
War, escorted by a battalion of the Ma
tional Guard and the Boys Brigade, rep
%resenting the soldiers of the past. present
and future. all reviewed by Commodore
George L. Seavey, commander-in-chief OF
the Naval Veterans Association. National
Commander James Atwen, OF the N4seonal
Association OF ex-Prisoners OF War; Com
Grand Army of the Republic; Governor
John r. Tanner, Mayor Carter II. Harri-
son and distinguished guests.
} p m--Parade of all government vessels
on the lakes, tugs, yachts, etc, all pro-
fusely decorated. The course will be from
Lake Front Park TO Lincoln Park.
4 p. m.-The committee receives the Pres
ident of the United States and his Cabinet
and other distinguished guests
5 p. m.-Naval battle of Lincoln Park.
S p. m.-Dog watch of the Naval Vet
Grams Association az Medinah Temple.
campfire and reunion of the ex-Prisoners
of War at the Coliseum. first illumination
of the arches and court of honor on Michf-
gan avenue. the electric fountain will play
in Lincoln Park.
Park.
Tuesday, Aug. o.
Sunrise salute. thirteen guns.
3 a. m.-The dedication OF tho army arch.
10 a m:-Parade of the Grand Army of
the Republic. reviewed by COMMANDMENTS
chief Albert D. Shaw, the President of the
United States, the Governor Of Illinois, the
guests