The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-06-07

Corps of so members, which
viii appear in the afternoon
of parade.
1900 a. m.-Exhibition drill by Unit
ed States Coast Guard, dem
onstrating in full detail the
method of rescuing passen-
gers and crew from wrecks;
on Lake front.
1900 m.-Dinner at places designated.
100 P. m.-Grand parade of the
Comrades of the Grand Ar
my and allied organizations,
and living flag, made up
of 75s little girls; starting
promptly on the appointed
hour from the Coliseum. The
line OF march is short and
will be traversed inside of
% minutes.
200 p. m-Immediately following,
without returning to head
quarters, viii begin an auto
mobile ride, passing all
schools and factories, ten
dered to every man wearing
ing the Grand Army button.
500 p. NAT the conclusion of the
automobile ride the Veter-
ans will be landed at the
west gate of Green Ridge
Cemetery, on part of which
and of st. James Cemetery,
adjoining, the First Wiscon-
sin cavalry encamped in
1861. Here will be unveiled,
and dedicated, with an i'm
pressive ceremony by the
First Cavalry Association,
memorial stone of unique
outline At the conclusion
of this exercise the Veter-
ans will resume their seats
in the automobiles, and be
taken to the center of the
city. The automobiles will
then return to the Library
Park to take all women
wearing the badge of any
organization auxiliary to
the Grand Army for a ride
throughout the town.
400 p. m.-Yacht race = Kenosha
Yacht Club.
4:30 p. m.-Exhibition run by the au-
tomobile fire department on
Milwaukee avenue.
700 p. Exhibition by profession
al entertainers on the plat
forms before designated.
1880 p. m.-Competitive drills by the
Loyal Order of Moose, the
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
and the Modern Woodmen of
America, on Market Square.
500 p. m.-Campfire at the Coliseum
at which the principal speak
ers will be Gov. e. L. Phil
ipp; COMMANDMENTS Chief w.
J. Patterson; Department
Commander o. L. Rosen-
krans, and Bishop Samuel
Fallows. Other unusual lit
erary and musical features
will make this campfire of
exceptional interest.
Thursday, June 81.
900 a. m.-Business session of the
Encampment.
10000 a. m.-Exhibition drill by police
force.
10000 a. m.-Band concert by Since
Band; Drum Corps.
l1:00 a. m. = Exhibition by United
State Coast Guard.
1900 m-Dinner.
200 p. m.-Professional entertainers
at the three places before
designated.
300 p. m.--Band concert.
1880 p. m.-Professional entertainers.
Reunions - Company I, Thirty-third
Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers at G. A.
R. hall; First Wisconsin Cavalry at
city hall.
The Sons of Veterans and the state
of the. Auxiliary to the
Sons of Veterans will hold a social
function at Eagles hall, on the evening
Of Thursday, June 21st. This will mark
the closing of the Encampment.
Under the leadership of Messrs. Fog
well, Hammond, Rev. Malone and I'll.
Helm, the Boy Scouts, 200 strong, viii
give able assistance during the entire
Encampment, in acting as guides, dis
pensers of information and in doing ev-
possible to make enjoyable the
5oiourn of Kenosha s honored guests.
The haywood, corner Main and Wis
eonsin streets, will be Hotel Headquar-
5ers for the department officers.
Following is the roster Of the depart
ment officers:
Department Commander-O. L. Ros-
8nkrans.
Senior Vice Department Commander
Il. E. Reed.
Junior Vice Department Commander
"A. N. Lent.
Medical Director-B. G. Brett, M. D.