The Detroit times., 1911-06-05
81 CROWD TO GO
|DN }. Of G CRUISE
~ q Those Who VIII Participate
b outing Announced -Arrange-
msnts All Completed.

U0mIItlI4 IN the meeunB Oh the Cpui-
mIttoo, Saturday afternoon. The pro-
<ram, which VIII Also serve as q
<nIde book, is In the hands- OF the
printers. Il will be- an elaborate
oonsenir booklet giving an account Of
III the places visited besides the de-
tails OF the program.
Things will start happening at IL
o'clock, Wednesday, getaway day.
The Twenty-sixth Infantry band will
open up with a concert on the ID. e. G.
dock TO be augmented later by Boos'
band, which will lead the parade Of
the members, including the glee club
and the cruise committee which will
form uptown. From 12:45 to / o'clock
the whistles on both sides Of the
river viii be turned loose. and the
City of Cleveland will get under way
promptly at /. The feature OF the
frst day will be the address by James
R Wilson, secretary OF agriculture,
which 10 scheduled for $3.50 D. m. The
afternoon is set aside for getting ac-
. ouainted and there viii be vaudeville
and songs by Thomas Lahey. Harold
Jarvis, Paul Dickey and the glee club.
Thursday Is the day Of the big
! field meet on McRae field, the for
ward freight deck. In the evening
the feature will be q talk on Africa
By Charles A. Hughes, and there win
\ be vaudeville and songs interpreted
Friday the party will arrive at
Hancock, and reception will be CIV
en- TO the citizens on board the boat.
At 10 a. m. the members win parade
Through the town and there will be
nm address and music In the park.
The boat will be taken through the
city In automobiles. At III D. m. the
boat will leave for Marquette.
After the reception to the citizens
of Marquette, Ishpeming and and Ne
eaunee, Saturday morning, the party
. will be taken to Pressure Isle In auto
mobiles wnere a program will be Civ
en-. At s O'Clock the City Of Cleye-
land win start on the return trip.
Sunday morning religious services
will be conducted by Rev. e. II.
< Pence, who will act as chaplain on
the trip Music VIII be rendered by
the giee club, Boos' orchestra and the
special talent that will be on board.
+ At a. m. Monday morning the boat
/. viii arrive at the dock in Detroit.
The following is the list Of those
who Will take the trip:
W. r.. Adams A. A.. Albrecnt. A T.
Allan, c. Il. Alltnger. + E. Allyne. Z.
IL Andrews ii. Il. Andrews, J. N. An
hut. y p. Antisdel, r. L. Awkward. J.
nsiisaty n B 5onn sail Al barton
( Max Bartholomaei. w. H. Beamer. A. L
Beck, Geo. O. Begg. w: NJ Bellman, G.
Bennett 4 Bsrksy' l II Bss-
. 8 T. bird. G. NJ Black. 8. J. Bockrtanz,
y Bowling. y. +. Boydeif. r. NJ
Hra 5 srs.o srs man B M sr Hosar E
K Brock. r. w. Brooks. y. A. Brown. 9.
Brown. VIM. Brown, w. G. Brown, J.
Iec Ro Eona.s M hu nInsfa Psr snreS
/. e.. Burden. w. J. Burton. Butter
worth. d, d. cady. 9. B. Cady. q. T.
j. b christa. II. 8. Clark,-w. H Clarke.
Rufus Clark J. NJ. Clifferd. Gs-IIs-c Clip
+. pert. 9. 2. ccaney, Richard 0ohns =. II
4 g. Germs. Il. 7. Crosby, J; J. Crowley. z.
e NJ Culver, ii. l.. Cunningham, b. B.
cushtpen. Daigie Manly D Davis.
Vie. A J. Detian. +. "a DiehL J.
i. Doyle. r. 8 Doyle. >. w Drake. =.
es 5osaas ". H Du uehar a q. Dunk.
| A. !. Dunnebank. II. b Earhart. A r
f F'dwards. w. A. Eidridge. CLIFFORD FL
<Iott Frank Epgel; 6 IL Engsass. IL
~orth. 7. y. Farrell. w. M. Finck. A.
Tiszgsrald. Henry Ford. A II. Frazer,
. frosI w NJ Fuchs George FulweiI.
q calvin. {; essysy, [ Y Obs.
~ Oh 3 Sin. G,nsbu5s. = a aooS Glendon.
A qorton, J., q. Goudie. Nor
ia 9rssow. R g a,av Grant Grant Y r
Green. I'D b 3. aresastins. e J, H. areT y |
~ Grindiey FREQ Guenther, =: H.
assss = + Ha HsmSssEswy M n : . Ham
Geo. Hariand, f. NJ. Harrigan. l. s. |
II n Hartwick, NJ A. Hawkins. J. ]. |
son u w Henderson. e. J. Hickey. G. |
~: HgEins, A. A. Higginson, w. H. |
I'LL y Himeihoch. z. H Hinchman. Jr,
~ - Holden, H. H Holland, A L. |
s W. - Holmes, A. J. Hood. b. ID. Horton, |
f n Hoyeyt w, b. Howard, J. b. How
erth. " w. Rowland, G. A. Hughes, J. H. |
". ". Q. Jackson. 8. o. Johnson. w. w. |
!Qnuston. g. ID. Joslyn, Frank Joyce. |
Aleet Kahn. Julius Kahn. "; r. kaies, |
II. g. Kendall, J. b. Kennedy, Herman
Kern y. ~ Kerr, O. T. Kerwin, j. +.
Keys g ~ Kirchner. L Klingen-
& Q. ~. Kotcher. Z. o. Krentler, Herman
krolik w. w. Kurtz. M. A. LaFond. w.
Lambe, r. q. Lambrecht, A E. Lar
ned,zA. J, Lauver. w. J. Laurence, A.
u LeGro. G. Leidich. G. H Leith, p. j.
Eesxczynskf, II. 3. Lewis. +. w Lewis.
O. Al Lewis. J. Livsey, c. Z. Locke, E.LA'
Loveiey, +, Luce, J. Lyday, J. T. Lynn.
~ A. Lyon. II. r. Lyon, W. j. McAne-
ene{a w. III. McBryan. Jas. Mccarthy,
(. y ". McDonald, Robert McFate, E. w.
1IcGoQkin. II. J. McGrath, J. c. McGreg-
81. w n. Mcclure, A. !. Mcleod, NJ J.
HcLfod. ~. ID. McMaster. r. c. Math.
g McMechan. 10 l. Mcmillan. NJ A.
Mchae, w. A. McWhinney. A A. Mac
piarmid Jr- Joseph Mack, Herbert Ma
chas Manzeimann, ] l. Marcero. iii, |
ram Marks r.. G. Martindale. @ a
Maftz A. J. Marshall, +. c. Massnick
( n O. Matter. II J. Meier, J. r. Meier 81
X ~ NcnsLes J. A. Mercier, c. w,
Miller Tbeo. Miller Wade Mills
w. II Miner Otto Misch. Merle RI
+ Noon A. A, Moore. II ID Moran III n
Morgan. J. b. Morphy r. Nj Morton n
". Move. O. A. Mueller, j q Num- n
a. Murtha. ]. H Murphy, Edgar Mur.
rayF @. Nall John NayioT. w
Xecr "A. A Nelson, G. j. Netting. w
Ncnmannt H H Ncwsom. w, q, I
Eicholson. w. II. Orr. J. " Oxtoby. w |
~ o1oby, r. IL Page. f. N Pageisan
a. ~ Parker, G. a: Parker. a. w PARK.
81. ~ y. Parshall, H. w. Patton, J. q
NJ. fineree. r. z. Pingree. w G. Piper. |
fnfh. Hoyt Post, Fred Postal. A
Fodrith. r. II Pudrith. w s. Raiston. W |
~ I2nds. &. T. Raymond, w II Rea II |
IT X&&H. c. + w Reid q w pIchaxa