The Washington times., 1912-05-29

Glover, win sins. ana there will be
several solos.
Programs are oompiete for the serv-
ices IN the other cemeteries Of WASH
At the National Cemetery, United
States Soldiers Home, the services will
be under the direction of Thomas H.
Mckee, senior vice department COM
mander; The Rev. James 8. ontgom-
cry will give the grafton, and the HI
bernian choir will sing.
At the Congressional Cemetery. for
ner Congressman Harvey 8. Irwin OF
Tennessee will be the speaker. The
kay hsv n; Miller; junior vice department
tan Baptist Church will give the music.
Captain Brooks to Preside.
Capt. N. AZ. Brooks, past department
commander, will conduct the exercises
at battle-ground Cemetery at Bright
wood, and Rabbi Abram simonSwill give
the oration OF the day. The children
OF the Drightwood, Brightwood Park,
Takoma and Petworth schools will add
their voices to the chorus under d.
rection of John @. Keene.
Exercises at Glenwood, Prospect Hill,
and st. Mary's will be under direction
OF John j. Stretch, commander of
George H. Thomas Post No. 15. Con-
gresham John w. Langley will give the
address. Frederick Douglas Post No.
mony Cemetery, Charles r. Douglas,
William B. Cushing Camp, Sons of
Veterans. will hold services at Holy
Rood and Oak Hill cemeteries, John H.
Farr giving the oration,
At Mt. Olivet. Lincoln Camp No. 2,
Sons Of Veterans, under Commander
J. w. Lyons, will conduct the pro
gram. Private" Dalzell will be the
will pronounce the benediction.
John A. Logan Post will decorate the
graves at st. Elizabeth's Cemetery, a:
B. Frisbee, commander Of the post, and
Mrs. Mrs IDA Ss5 TsrguSSn Wng gTssRssn Rse, q torps
will be in charge of the program.
Exercises will also be held tomorrow
morning at the National Cemetery IN
Alexandria, where the bodies Of $500
Memorial Day is a public holiday and
the usual holiday orders with respect
to mail delivery have been issued. The
regular Sunday and holiday service OF
the Congressional Library will be con-
Quoted from 2 to 10 p. m. The other
divisions Of the Library, including the
copyright office, will be closed.
The Eighth batta ion section of the
Columbia Turnverein will place flow
comrades Of the civil war.
Col. John A. Joyce will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the graves OF the
dead veterans.
A bugle call and sounding of the old
drum used in the civil war by the
Eighth battalion will be part of the
program.
After the services at the cemetery
the Turner's will assemble at the Co
lumbia Turnverein Hall, 92S NJ street
northwest, and listen to a number Of
addresses of members of the Eighth
battalion.
Cushing Camp, No. 30. Sons of Veter-
ans, will have charge OF the Memorial
Day exercises at Holy Rood Cemetery
and also at Oak Hill Cemetery at 10
o'clock tomorrow. Congressman John
P. Farr of Pennsylvania will deliver the
memorial address at Holy Rood Gene
terry and Mrs. Eleanor G. Scott will sing
"The Star-Spangled Banner" accom-
"rnied by the Boys' Band of the Indus
trial School. At Oak Hill Cemetery
Lincolns Gettysburg address will be
delivered by George G. Jewell. Esq. and
there will be musical selections by the
Boys Band of the Industrial Home.
Cushing Camp will decorate the graves
at both of these cemeteries and the ex-
ercises will be carried out according to
the ritualistic services Of the order.