The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-21
CROWD EXPECTED
At LEGION MEET
IN SUGC SUNDAY
Memorial Services Of American Le-
gion to Draw People from Every
Section of the County; Pro-
gram Arranged
RELATIVES OF DEPARTED
SOLDIERS TO BE HONoRED
viii Be Given French Memorial In
Closed Session After Regular
Meeting; List Shows 46 Grady
Men Died in War.

1T IS expected that the Sugg thea.
tire will be entirely filled with peo-
pie from practically every part Of
Grady county tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 when Post 81 of the Ameri-
can Legion conducts special memo
rial services in honor OF the county's
dead who were killed in line Of du-
ty or died as the result of disease
or accident in the world war.
very appropriate program has
been arranged in which is included
an address by General Roy Hoffman
of Oklahoma City who spent over a
year near the firing lines in France
and who Is reputed TO be one OF the
most eloquent orators in Oklahoma.
The junior and senior high school
orchestras, the Chickasha male quar-
tet, and several other talented young
people Of Chiekasha, as we'll as the
boy scouts who will help arrange
the theatre for the occasion and
who will act as ushers, have volun-
teered to take part in the services.
The program outlined is as fol
lows:
America, junior and senior high
school orchestras
Invocation Rev. J. d. Satcr.
Overture (Celestian CarD Junior
and senior high school orchestras.
(a) My Anchor Holds. (b) Steal
Away Chickasha male quartet
Talk, post commander l.. Il. Eman
uel.
Reading, (Flanders Field, Mrs.
Zella Baird
Old Glory (Webbel), junior and
senior high school orchestras.
Address, General Roy Hoffman.
Glorious things OF Thee, Chickl-
sha hale quartet.
Vocal solo (Marsallles), Miss Ma
bel Butler.
Roll call, post adjutant.
Taps, Ralph Hlnna and Jesse Lus-
ter.
Benedicton, Rev. c. Is. James.
Following the above program
French memorial certificates, gifts
OF the French government, will be
distributed to the nearest relatives
of those men who lost their lives
in TIE war. The legion urgently re-
quest, that all relatives Of dep9rted
heroes, especially, be present.
The following list comprises the
names of Grady county men who
we're killed in action and died from
disease or accident: Hugh H. Ware
Robert Alexander, Elmer Leonard
Blssinger. Robert Bennett, Alvin
Fitzzer Byrum, Joseph Bryant, Bert
Bledsoe Arthur Crabtroc Lon 4
Hill, Samuel NJ. Thompson, Jesse
Beason, George Foster Brown, liog'
er Harrison Bird. George w. Bushby.
George Edward Buchanan, Ely
Boydston, Charles Coley, Tate Chit
wood. oscar Crosser. George Dun
gan. Charles w. FItzpltrick, Merl
Finley RAYMOND Hurst, Charles Ed
ward Jones. B. W Woody, Isom Nc
Gehee. Sam Newberry, Debs McKin-
non. Julian Plerson, Albert L. Tres
nor. Jesse Sampson, Louie Robertson.
Charles Luther Odom, Cliff Hill,
Henry A. Bibbs. William NJ. Wilson.
Clare w. Biggs, Afford G. Russell
Louis Timpkins Garfield Wells Har-
ry NJ. Coppinger, Euell E. Meredith
willard Pate. Roy Lee Munsell, Luth-
er &C. Allen and Luther Lance
French memorial certificates are
on hand in the local American Le-
gfon headquarters for each of the
above named i6 men and will be
distributed to their nearest relatives
Il they are present at the services
Sunday.
The distribution Of the memorials
will be made at a closed session.
None but the relatives OF the fallen
men will be present when the officer
in charge presents the memorials.
according to the post commander.