The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-29
Fraternal and Military Organi'
cations To Take Part.
SIX SECTIONS IN THE Line
Auditorium Program Will Be-
gin at $3.50 Sharp.
Flowers viii Be Taken to
Cemeteries in Morning.

tomorrow and all OrgdEixdtioIiS Tan
ing part will be in position at 1928
and move at>I-3o The line of march
will be from Fourth street and Kan
sas avenue south to Tenth avenue,
east to>~Quincy street. north to Sew
enth street and disband- The parade
will consist of six divisions. of which
the first FIVE divisions will be an es-
cort for the sixth division, composed
of veterans and allied organizations
An effort was made to reach alb or
ganizations by invitation. but if missed
they are requested to report to d1vl-
sion above provided
A division has been provided for
colored military. fraternal and social
orga nizations and the committee Is de-
sirous of a patriotic response
The formation of the parade will be
as follows:
Division No. 1-Fraternal.
H. W. McAfee, chief marshal;
Charles L. Mitchell, aide; platoon of
police, MarshalTs band. Chief of Fine
Department Joseph HanIon and fire.
men on foot, x of P uniformed rank
and members-east side Of Kansas
avenue. facing west from avenue to
the middle of the block. The X of
P uniformed rank will form on the
north side of Fourth street, middle
of block east to Quincy street
I. o. o. F. uniformed rank and
members, NJ. w. A drill teams $50
and $500 and members, W. o. w.
drill team and members-north side
of Fourth street, east of Quincy to
middle of block.
A. o. U. w. drill team. X l. and S
drill teams and members, F. A L.
drill team and members. S and D. OF
Justice drill team and members,
Court of Honor drill team and men,
bers, north side of Fourth street, mid
die of block, east to Monroe street.
F. o. of Eagles, F. and B. of Elks,
L o. o. NJ. and Legion, Red Men,
Chamber of Commerce. Square Circle.
| Rotary club. and all orders whose
Fourth street, Monroe to Madison
street
| Division No. 2-Organized Labor.
J. o. Stevic, marshal. and aides
Knights and Ladies of Security band,
mail carriers and labor unions as
! placed by division marshal. both sides
| of Quincy street north. West side of
| Quincy street north of Fourth street.
| facing south.
| INV Charles. marshal, and aides
Apprentice band. Boy Scouts, Indus
| trial school. west side Quincy street
south of Fourth. facing north in or
, der named.
| Division No. f.
| CoIored Military and Fraternal
| First Battalion band. K S G., Com
pany A, First battalion. fraternal and
social orders. East side Quincy street
south of Fourth street, facing north
| from Fourth to Fifth streets
| Division No. 5-Afilitary.
| Mai. p. Neill Rain. marshal. and
aides Ninth Infantry band. Cos. A.
B. c and d 9Th infantry-west- side of
] Quincy street south of Fifth street
/ facing north in order named
Division No. 6-veterans 81 to '65.
| DR.. G. S. Stewart marshal. and
aides Old Abe camp drum corps.
Sons of Veterans department COM
mander, speaker and colors in auto.
veterans 81 to IS. Spanish-American
veterans of 1898. Relief Corps in
t autos, Ladies of the e. A R. in autos.
west side Kansas avenue north of
Fifth street facing south ir double
column open rank All organizations
| in autos to be from six to ten autos in
twos and first Two cars to have Span
fish American auxiliary in autos s. OF
V auxiliary Red Cross nurses in autos.
/ Red Cross units in autos Native Sons
| and Daughters in autoS-and any Or
ganizatioris not reported Banners to
designate each order. Auto section in
charge of George w Stansfield-
The Days Program
| Standardization of flowers from
schools
10 ociock-All members of the G. A. L.
meet at Lincoln Post hail. Proceed to
Nelan bridge and cemeteries.
10 Is o'clock-Sefvices at Melan bridge.
Mount Calvary, Mt Hope and Rochester
Pcemeteries-
! II o'cIock-Luncheon served for commit
| tees and q. A r. comrades at Lincoln Post
dining hall by the ladies of the q. A r.
1 30 o-clock-Parade starting at Kansas
| avenue and Fourth street
| 2:30 o'clock-Patriotic and memorial pro-
gram at the auditorium
1 Auditorium Program.
Call to order ]. G. Wood. chairman
| memorial committee Lincoln post No. l.
| Introduction of master of ceremonies,
Col VIM. W Smith. department com
mander of Kansas g. A X.
Order of Gen John A Logan appointing
Memorial day May 30. Geo A Huron,
| eonrade of Lincoln post.
| Invocation. Rev. A. E Embree, D. D..
comrade of Lincoln post
| Patriotic airs (medley1. Marshalfs Mill
| tary band
America audience. led by NJ c. Hol-
man: orEanist Florence P. Campbell.
| Address, Hon Elmer J. Burkett, Lincoln,
Neb.
star Spangled Banner" tinstrumentaD,
organist Miss Florence P. Campbell
| Flag pledge and Salute, audience, led by
NJ c. HolI.an.
America Beautiful America" audience
led by VI. C. Holman. organist- Miss Flor
ence P. Campbell
! Benediction. Comrade J. &. Miller chap
lain. Topeka post