The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-25
INDIANAPOLIS man
TO: SPEAK MAY 80
Rev. D. Robinson, Professor
of Central University, Will
Deliver Memorial Address
in Coliseum Saturday.
Committees Under Direction
of George Matthews Mark
Graves of Dead With In
sigma of G. A. r.

Rev. D. Robinson, of Laketon, Ind,
professor in the Central university at
Indianapolis, has been secured as the
principal speaker at the memorial day
services at the Coliseum, Lawrence A.
Handley, chairman of the program
committee announced today.
The program for the day is now
completed except for one number and
will be announced in a few days.
The Women's Relief corps is train
ing a group of school children to give
the usual tribute to the unknown dead.
A drill around a monument will be
held in the Coliseum.
Yesterday committees under George
Matthews, chairman of the cemetery
committee, marked graves of old SOL
diers. Markers with the G. A. r. in
sigma which had been lost, were re-
placed and new ones were put on the
graves of the soldiers who died in the
past year.
A complete list of committees includ-
ing the cemetery assignments made at
meeting yesterday, follow:
Committee List.
Executive-Charles w Jordan, chair
man; l.. A. Handley, vice chairman:
William A. Hansche, treasurer: Otto
nell, George Matthews, F. S. Webb, A.
F. Ireton.
Earlham cemetery decoration
George Matthews, chairman; J. F.
Davenport, Allen w. Grave, James E.
Bryant.
Section IL. A. Handley, Harry W.
Rogers, A. w. Martin, Arthur Enoch,
E. r. Bolander.
Section flames f. Rhoades,
Charles Davis, Frank c. Page. Thomas
Bradfield, jeff Wilson, Preston Cogge-
she'll
Section 3.--Waldo Coryell, c. E. Og-
born. John H. Thomas, Charles E. Duff
fin. r. A. Chattin, Ralph Personette.
Section 4.-Milton NJ. Harlem. j.
Will Mount, Jonathan Harlan, w. j.
Robbins, Otto H. Sprong.
Section SO. D. Coryell, Fred Ken
nedy, Elmer Hawkins, John c. Knight,
/ F. l.. Idleman.
| Section Crank D. Howells, J. NJ.
Ranks, H. S. Stillinger, A. Edward
/ Ranks.
St. Andrews and Lutherania-Geo.
c. Harlan, Lafayette Larsh, Crist Beh-
ring.
| ST. Mary's-Michael Griffin, John
Ward, w. P. Marshall.
Boston and Orange. c. Pyle, c.
E. Parks, F. B. Jenkinson.
Elkhorn-C. r. Tingle, Captain,
John w. Hart
| Kings-Waldo Coryell.
Ridge-John C. Darnell.
! Hoovers and Chester-E. r. I'm
thank, w. P. Marshall.
Olive Hill. B. Curtis.
| Webster-George Milton.
| Music and program-L. A. Handley,
chairman; John A. Markley, Mrs.
Frances Davis, Paul Comstock.
Finance - William H. Hansche,
chairman
Speaker and reception-William H.
Hansche, Judge D. w. Comstock.
Transportation-A F. Ireton. chair.
man; L. NJ. White, w. X. Young.
Flowers-John C. Darnell, chair
man; Mrs. Nancy Hazelton, Mrs. John
Markley. Mrs. Mary Swain, Miss Anna
Fetta, Mrs. Kate Scott, Mrs. Mary
Modlin, Mrs. Corcoran. Mrs. Ellen En-
colbert, Mrs. Eisenhower, Mrs. Schnei-
der, Matte Wampole, Flora Harlan
Lydia Wine, Nettie Wilson, Adella
Phenis, Harvey C. Petrey, Charles
Holtcamp.
Hall and decoration-F. S. Webb
chairman; John Owens. Elijah Law
ton. A. c. Ogborn, A. Edward Ranks,
l.. P. Wine, Mrs. Laura Haner, Mrs.
Clayton, Mrs. Amos Henning, Mrs
Kate Personette. Mrs. Paulina Jones,
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Lille Cor
yell. Mrs. Laura Nicholson, Mrs. Ella
Culley, Ray Morris, Charles E. Oar
nell, James r. Cook.