The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-28
ON MEMORIAL DAY
Route and Divisions of Parade
Announced Today.
Ministers VIII Preach Memorial
Sermons Sunday.

All ministers in Topeka will preach
sermons Sunday that have direct
bearing on Memorial Day. Children
of the city schools are assisting in Sc
curing flowers for the decoration of
churches.
The Memorial Day parade on Mon
day, which will be formed at 80
o'clock, has been announced in detail.
Lodges. fraternities, civic organiza-
lions, unions and other organized
bodies have been asked to participate.
Details of Parade.
Following are the details of the parade
and the program of exercises at the audi
forum:
Division. No. Platoon of Police; Capt.
Arthur Mills, chief marshal Lieut.. Paul II.
Mcfarland, aide; John II. Bergen, aide;
North side of Fifth street, east of Kansas
avenue, right resting on Kansas avenue,
in the order named.
shall. Security Benefit band; Co. H., r. n
G.; Modern Woodman drill team; Secur-
ity Benefit drill team Topeka Fire Fire. De- e.
Columbus; l. o. o. F.; Ind Order OF ked
Men; S. & d. of Justice; Court Of Honor
o. NJ; all other fraternar orders; West
side of Quincy street south of Fifth street,
right resting on Fifth street, in the order
Division No. Capt W. p MacLean,
marshal; Thomas Perry, aide; Paul q.
Scott aide Buge esrPs industrist s sdth
O.
of Fifth street, right resting on Firth
street.
marshal; Capt. Leslie Edmonds, aide
John Hamilton, aide; Jacksons band;
Labor unions. West side Quincy street,
Fifth street in the-order named.
Division No. s., Section Capt, John
P. Shreves, marshal; Mai H G. Erickson,
corps; Sons of Veterans; Spanish -Amerf-
can vterans; Topeka Post, No; Z, G; A; R.;
Fort Pillow Post, G. A. r.; Lincoln Post
tween Fifth street and Sixth avenue, right
resting on Sixth avenue. Section Auto.
corps: Ladies of the G. A. RI Spanish
American auxiliary; Military Sisterhood-
The parade will start forming at so
O'Clock and move at 40 The line of
march will be from Sixth avenue to Kan
sas avenue. thence south to Tenth avenue
thence east to Quincy street, thence north
to the auditorium.
Division No 5 will be at attention at
their place of formation and will review
Divisions D. and wh i1s pass passing ranks
from the auditorium south to Ninth street
on Quincy and division No. 5 will pass In
review before assembling in the audi
Autos will be allowed in the 9TH division
only.
Program at auditorium.
The program OF exercises at the city
auditorium follows:
Prof Harlowe f. Dean, of Washburn
college. musical director: Miss Florence
z. Campbell, Mrs. ARA Clark and Elmer
Olsen, accompanies.
The Security Benefit Association Ma
tional band, Clyde A Templeton, drum
major, viii play medley of patriotic airs
during the assembling of the audience.
Cali to Orter-J. G. Wood, chairman
memorial committee, Lincoln Post No. l.
Introduction Master of Cermonies-Capt.
Joseph G. Waters, comrade of Lincoln
Observation-Disclosures standing, First
Congregational church choir and Elks
MeistersinGers and audience, led by Profess
sor Dean.
Flag Pledge-Audience, standing: 81
Republic for which it stands. One nation,
indivisibIe. with liberty and justice for all =
Song. 20 Peerless Flag (Fisherl-The
Elks Meistersingers Elmer Olsen, pianist;
Invocation-Rev- J. X. Miller, Chaplain
Topeka Post No. II.
Song, "Tenting on the Old Camp
Order of Gen. John A. Logan appointing
Memorial Day-Henry S. Halloek past
post commander Lincoln Post:
Song America the Beautiful" (Ward1-l
Audience and chorus; First Congregational
church choir and the Elks MeiStersingers.
Mrs. ARA Clark, organist; Miss Florence
Z. Campbell, pianist
Kansas Farmer and Mail and Breeze.
= Song; Battle Hymn of the Republic
Soloist, Mrs Harlowe +. Dean;. chorus,
First Congregational church choir Miss
Florence 2. Campbell organist
Recitation, '11incoln's Gettysburg Adj
dress"--James E. Pennick, sergeant at
Baritone SOLO, "Recessional' lkipling)-l
Donald A. Campbell; chorus, First Con-
gregational church choir.
Doxology = Audience and combined
Benediction-G. S. Huffman, chaplain
Lincoln Post No. l.