The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-26
Committees Announced for Memorial
Day to Assist in the Memorial
for the Dead
Heroes.
FIRING SQUAD
Double ouartette is Announced and
Other Arrangements Are
Made for Next
Monday.

The following named pupils have
been selected for the purpose of dec
Grating the graves on Memorial Day.
II. s. boys for the forenoon to re-
port at the cemetery at 10 o'clock
a. m. will help the committee of ladies
decorate in Catholic and Oakland
in forenoon.
High school volunteers: Zenos Mil
led. Frank Ewers, Edwin Elder, Clar-
ence Sutherland, Rudolph Ringstrom,
Frank Swan.
Grade pupils to report to the G. A.
n nall at O'Clock p. m. May so:
Carey school: Howard Malone,
Dale Kammerer, Edward Westman.
Helen Woolley. Helen Aud. Mildred
Wright.
Wells school: Clara Maertens,
Madeline Haubert, Alice Steenburg.
Raymond Bauer, Floyd Semones. Ken
meth McBain
Lincoln school: Harry Bunner.
Ludwig Lantz, John Van Ausdall, Al
| thea Patterson, Elizabeth Kicker,
Gertrude OF.
! St Mary's school: Edwin Busch,
Bernard Deiling, Walter Hillyer.
Louise Schenk. Marie Miller. Marie
/ Oertel.
Garfield school: Dorothy Duncan.
I Janette School. Ruth Bivin. Emma
Winkleman, Frank Halbeck. Orville
Pulls. Leon Halbeck.
Terrence school: Clarence Alden.
Albert Boehm. Ralph Worster. Helen
Metzinger. Edith Colt, Ruth Happs.
Geo Washington school: Marshall
Fulton, Fred Bregenzer. Don Parsons.
Hazel Jester. Helen Peterson. Anna
Coughlin
St. Peters school. Emanuella
Flood. Rose Mary Finigan, Anna Land
man, Henry Bawden, Max vefth,
O'Bryen Skyles.
The Firing Squad.
Emil r Renaud IN charge of firing
f squad viii have the following assist
ants
W G. Blood Van Morris. Sam Y.
4 Cox. George Hardin. Herman Hesse,
VIM. Eisenhuth, Carl Trott, Burt Mer-
+ edith. Cebus Jacobs.
The double quartette in charge of
{ P. C. Hayden, viii be composed of the
following:
/ Sopranos Louise Klein, Miss
+ Halle Sample.
Miss Sadie webb, Miss Jennie
!; Schouten.
/. Tenor-Mr. Wilbur Hughes, Mr..
Philip C. HAYDEN.
Bass-Mr. Paul Luedtke, Mr.. Frank
Kenney.
The executive committee of Memo
rial day desires all persons in the
city and out OF the city who have sol
der friends buried in CATHOLIC and
Oakland cemeteries to please notify
T. ". femme at cemetery by card or
otherwise. giving the location Of such
burial place SO tat no grave shar fail
TO have a flag.
The band has been engaged and will
be discoursing excellent music, in adj
dition to the singing Of the double
quartet in cs.arge Of Prof. P. c. Hay
den.
The committees on decorating the
graves IN Oakland and Catholic GENE
teries viii perform their duties at 9
o'clock a. m. May 90
] The committee on decorating the
i monument TO the unknown dead viii
do their work on Monday at 9 a. m.
TIE school children who win assist
I in the decoration OF National cemetery
/ viii please report at Hawkes. hall,
known as G A. r. hall. Eighth and
Main streets. at 10 o'clock a m. Nom
day. May 30. where committee OF
ladies will receive and Instruct them.
! Mrs Lucy Elgin viii read Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. Mrs. S. H. John
ston will act as chaplain at tne monu-
ment Of TIE unknown dead. The fur
Their action Of the committee viii be
published later.