Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-08

tdHS lor the meeting nave Deen
completed. and in the event of an
overflow meeting being necessary, a
place and speakers have been pro-
vided.
Franklin r.. Ellsworth, Congress
man from Minnesota, is scheduled to
make the principal address and
William ID. b. Ainey, chairman of
the Public Service Commission and
a firm friend of the former Presi-
dent. will preside. The services will
conclude by $50 o'clock, beginning
at $50.
The program follows:
Sacred concert, 3.15-330 p. M
Updegrove's orchestra and Harold
+. Malsh, violinist.
A. Hanson, pastor Messiah Luther
an Church.
Introduction of Chairman-wil-
liam d. b. Ainey, chairman Public
Service Commission of Pennsylvania
Hymn-"Battle Hymn of the Re-
public"
Selection-"What Are These That
Are Arrayed" (Stainer), Pine Street
Presbyterian Church quartet: Mrs.
Cox, Mrs. Sanders, Mr.. Hollen-
baugh, Mr.. Ley.
Reading of messages on Roosevelt
from prominent men by chairman.
Hymn-"How Firm Founda-
ton"
Address-Franklin +. Ellsworth,
member of Congress from Mime
sofa.
Selection-"The King of Love My
Shepherd Is" p. r. r. Glee Club.
Presentation of report of Com
mittee on Resolutions
Hymn-"God Bless Our Noble
Men," including the first verse of
America"
Bishop w. NJ. Stan
ford.
Taps-Bugler Claude L. Davis,
cloth Aerial Squadron.
The decorations in the hall will
include a large draped picture of
Roosevelt framed by the American
colors. Piano accompanies will be
J. Stewart Black, William L. Bretz
and Prof. Frank A. McCarrell.
A meeting of the Cosmittee on
Resolutions, of which the Rev.
George Edward Hawes, pastor OF
Market Square Presbyterian Church
is chairman, will be held at
o'clock at that church. 1t is the
aim of the committee to forward
these resolutions to the widow of
Col. Roosevelt in manner that
will make them worth preserving.
List of Vice Presidents
The following gentlemen, repre-
sentative of all walks of life in the
municipality and State, have been
invited to be vice chairmen of the
meeting:
Lieutenant Governor Edward F.
Beidleman, Cyrus Il. Woods. Dr.
, Nathan c, Schaeffer, w. ]. Shaffer
Lewis S. Sadler, Frank d. Beary
John s. Fisher. Charles A. Amber
DR.. George S. Becht, DR.. Edward
Martin, Prof. Frederick Rasmus-
sen, Congressman A. S. Kreider, w
| Harry Baker, John Il. Fox, George
Kunkel, S. j. NJ. McCarrell, Michael
T.. Stroup. Mayor Daniel l.. Keister
Edward u. Gross, William Lynch
/ Samuel L. Hassler, Charles w
BURNETT, Ross r. Seaman, Dr. Dav.
id !. Miller, Albert Millar. George
S. Reinoehl, James A. Stranahan
! William Jennings, j.. j. Stackpole
Bishop James Ii. Darlington, Bish.
op w. M, Stanford, Bishop p. r.
/ McDevitt. Rabbi l.. ]. Haas, the
/ Rev. ii. w. A. Hanson, Spencer c.
| Gilbert, Henderson Gilbert, l. B.
! Swartz, William NJ. Hoerner. Col
| III. c. Demming, Walter s. Schell
Boyd M. Os2lsby, the Rev. j. b
Markward. Alexander f. Thompson
| Spencer Il. Barber. d. w. Cox
/ Frank r. Leib. George l.. Reed
! the Rev. S. c. Swallow. 3. f. I'm.
| berger. Arthur r. Rupley, Harry
Hertzler. w. w. Lenker. j. b. Mar.
tin, A. G. Stamm, Daniel E. Taylor
DR.. NJ. l.. Wolford f. l.. Morgan.
thaler, Norman Swords, Robert B.
Reeves, the Rev. L. S. Nudge, the
! Rev. George Edward Hawes, Major
| William G. Murdock James "