The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY



Quincy street on Firth. Division No,
g. in charge of Maj, J. F. Going was
to form ON Quincy south of Fifth.
This division comprised the Security
Benefit band. Co. H. X n. G., Wood
man drill team, Security Benefit drill
team, Topeka fire department, Moose
heart Legion, Knights of Columbus,
I. o. o. f.. Independent Order of Red
Men, S. & D. of Justice, Court of
Honor. Elks, Eagles, Moose and other
fraternal orders.
The third division, in charge of
Capt w. P. MacLean, with Thomas
Perry and George G. Scott, as aides,
which also was to form on Quincy
south of Fifth street, was to comprise
the Bugle corps and the Industrial
SCHOOL cadets.
Z Capt. Ralph o'Neil was to be mar
shall of the fourth division, with Capt.
Leslie Edmends and John Hamilton
as aides. This division comprised of
Jaeksons band and the labor unions,
was to form on Quincy north of Fifth
|, street. So
To Pass in Review.
The Fifth division was to Re in
charge of Capt. John P. Shreves. %ith
Major H. C. Ericsson and Lieut.. Rich.
ard Hall as aides, was to form on Kan
sas avenue between Fifth and Sixth
streets. This division was to include in
section 1 the Sons of Veterans and
drum corps, Spanish American war
veterans, Topeka post No. 7, g. A. r.,
Fort Pillow post G, A r., Lincoln post
No. /. The second section was to in
clude automobiles for the veterans. tie
Wemen's Relief corps, Ladies of the
g. A. R.. Spanish war veterans aux
Hilary, and the Military Sisterfo God. The
last division was to stand at attention
and review the other divisions falling
in behind them. The first four divi-
sions were to review the fifth division
at the auditorium before entering the
building.
At the auditorium the Security
Benefit band was to play a medley of
nation airs during the ASSEMBLING of
the audience. Prof. Harlowe F. Dean,
of Washburn, is in charge of music
Miss Florence P. Campbell, Mrs ARA
Clark and Elmer Olson were to be the
accompanies.
The program for the auditorium
services fellows:
Call to Order-J. e. Wood. chairman
memorial committee, Lincoln Post No l.
Introduction Master of CeFmonies-Capt.
Joseph g. Waters, comrade of Lincoln
Observation-Disclosures, standing. First
congregational church choir and Elks
Meistersingers and audience, led BY Profess
Flag Pledge-Audience, standing: 81
pledge allegiance to my flag and to. the
itelluDiic IOF winch II STANDS. One milton,
indivisible, with liberty and Justice for ALL
Song. 20 Peerless Flag" (Fisherl-The
Elks Meistersingers; Elmer Olsen, pianist !;
Professor Dean, director.
InTocation-Rev. ]. X. Miller, Chaplain
Topeka Post No. II.
Song. '.Tenting on the old Camp
around"-Elks Melstersingers.
Order of Gen. John A. Logan appointing
Memorial pHy-Henry s. Hallock. past
post commander Lincoln Post.
Song. America. the BeaStiful." Cward)-
Audience and chorus; First Congre gational
church choir and the Elks Meistersingers.
Mrs. ARA Clark. organist; Miss Florence
+. Campbell. pianist.
Address-Hon. Thomas A. MeNeal, editor
Kansas Farmer and Mall and Breeze.
Song. Battle Hymn of the Republic
Soloist, Mrs. Harlowe f. Dean: chorus,
First Congregational church choir; Miss
Florence P. Campbell organist.
Recitation. "Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress''-James e. Pennick. sergeant at
arms. Lincoln Post No, l.
Baritone Sele, "Reeessional" (Kipling)-
Donald "a. Campbell; chorus, First Com
gregational church choir
Doxology Audience and combined
chorus.
Lincoln Post No! 1.