New-York tribune., 1920-05-30

large turnout for the parade of all
those members of the three depart
ments who served
Wounded .mcn. members OF Wen
dell Phillips Post Of the American
Legion, will be in the parade in busses
furnished by the Salvation Army and
in army trucks. The Salvation Army
will have company of overseas work
ers in line. There will also be about
800 overseas telephone girls in line.
County Chairman William Deegan Of
the Bronx American Legion will lead
his posts in their parade in that bor-
ough.
Other events scheduled for. to-mor-
row follow:
Memorial exercises at Grants Tomb,
conducted by U. S. Grant Post ST. G..
A. R., 2 p III. The principal speaker
Will be Representative Richard Yates,
former Governor of Illinois. Promi-
nent officers and past officers of the
Civil War veterans organization will
conduct the ritual. and salute will be
fired by the L. S S. Rochester,.
The U. S. S. President Lincoln Club,
of New York City, will hold memorial
exercises in memory of the three otti-
GERS and twenty-three men who lost
their lives when the U. S. S. President
marine on May 81, 1918. a boat wil
take the party from New York down
the bay and outside Of Sandy Hook,
where the memorial exercises will be
held
Knickerbocker Council of the Knights
of Columbus will hold field mass in
Chelsea Park at 10 a. m. Father Fran
els Hanretty, chaplain of the council,
will conduct the services, and school
children from St Michael's and St.
Columba's churches will assist as
chOrlSterS.
Tomorrow evening celebration viii
take place in the Straus Auditor ium,
1877 East Broadway, under the auspices
of the Mothers Club.
Disabled soldiers at the United
States General Hospital, Fox Hills,
Staten Island, will hold an athletic car
nival under the direction of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, beginning at a. m.
| Twenty seven events arc on the card.
A vaudeville entertainment will be
given in the evening.
Other Memorial Exercises
Some Of the memorial exercises will
be held to-day. They are as follows:
Mayor Hylan will make the principal
address at the First Trinity Methodist
! Episcopal Church, Astoria, this even.
/ ing Commiss soner Of linn grafton
Frederick A. Wallis also will speak on
"Americanism."
The memorial executive committee
of the United Spanish-American War
Veterans will hold their memorial ser
vice on the Sheep Meadow, Central
Park, this afternoon al $3.50. The vet
Grams will meet at the 18th Regiment
Armory. Sixtieth Street and Columbus
Avenue and march to Fifth Avenue and
I F'ifty-nnth Street, where they VIII dec
crate the Sherman statue. Then they
will march into the park for the ser
vices The Peoples Choral Union will
sing, and addresses will be made by the
Rev William II. Kephart, the Rev. John
Lewis Clark, Father John +. Chidwlcll
and Assemblyman Martin McCue.
The Sons of the American Revolu-
ton will hold their memorial service
in St. Pauls Chapel this morning at
10 o'clock. The Rev Dr. j. P, Nc
Comas, D. D., vicar of st. Paul's, will
officiate. DIR. Edward Hagaman Hall,
chairman of the organizations memori-
al committee, will place wreath on
the tomb Of Sieur de Rochcfontaine,
while acknowledgment on behalf of
France will be made by Maurice Case
nave, French High Commissioner.
Vespers of the Dead, in memory Of
the millions of orthodox Christians
who gave their lives in the late war
will be held by the Holy Eastern
Orthodox Catholic Church to-day
Services will be held at the St. Nicho-
las Cathedral, 10 East Ninety seventh
Street, at p. m. The American
clergy, assisted by the students of the
Theological Seminary, will chant the
service in English. The Right Rev.
Abbot Patrick will preach.