Evening journal., 1921-11-10

Alabama. distinguished veteran OF
the World War. will be the princi-
pal speaker at the mass meeting and
entertainment tonight which viii
begin wllmington's celebration OF
Armistice Day.
The meeting viii be held In the
High School auditorium and will
start promptly at o'clock. Al
! though Il is designed primarily for
former service men, the public will
be admitted free 10 the gallery. The
affair IS expected TO be the most ella
borate OF any ever held in Whining
ton. All former service men are
asked 20 meet in front OF the Public
Building at 7.30 o'clock this evening.
From there they will march TO the
High School headed by a full mill
tary band.
/ The complete program for the
meeting and entertainment follows;
Bugle call heard from distance,
March-"over There"
Played by J. Norris Robinson Band
/ Greeting.
The Rev. James NJ Grant.
sung by Frederick W. Wyatt
Accomuanist.
Miss Margcry Hamilton Hin
observation-disclosures Eleventh.
song-"America." Sung by assembly
"The Old Songs Of the A. z. f."
Norman H. Scott Post Quartette
l. Hail Hail. The Gangs Al Here
2. Tho Long Long Trail
3. on How I Hate 10 Get Up in the
Morning
a. How va Gonna Keep En- Down
on the Farm2
! g. Pack Up Your Troubles.
Address. Harry j. Pettyiohn.
Commander Department Of
Delaware American Legion.
Song by the assembly
W. II. white, song leader
zoo Ia la Lar or The Eats la
stared by Miss Pauline vrooman
Marie ..... Miss Pauline Nrooman
Americas Soldat zee. Leslie Sweeney
Illustrated songs;
/. My Belgian Rose"
Miss Sara Chichester
Miss Esther Wilson and
]. Whitman Walker
our Heroines:-
!. "The Rose Of No Mans Land"
Miss Barbara Bach
2. Joan OF Arc"
Miss Madeline Denans
b 8. Mother Machree."
Mrs A. u. Warner. Sr
All sketches and tableauX staged by
Miss Pauline Vrooman.
Act supplied by Keith Circuit
, Address-,.The American Legion"
Congressman Lamar Jeffers.
OF Alabama
Tableau-'"rhe Spirit q the RAG, s.,
''The star-spangled Banner
o Sung by the assembly
] Farewell ]. Danforth Busl
. Congressman Jencrs' Career.
Congressman Jeffers, the speaker
{ was graduated from the First on
y GERS Training Camp, Fort McPher
a son, Georgia. in 1917, and served il
% the s26th Infantry s2nd Division
Q which was the first National Arm!
division 70 be sent overseas. H'
a took part I'm the spring offensives o
d 1913 at Chateau Thierry st. Mihie
a and Meuse-Argonne, and was badl.
a wounded on October IL in the AT
3 gonne al st. Jurin. He was award
cd the Distinguished Service Cros
a for gallantry in action and was pro
n NOTED TO the rank OF major
Patronesses for the Communit
= Dance, 70 be held in the main cor
ridor OF the Public Building 10
r morrow night have been announce
a as follows:
! Mrs. Thomas Mum representing tn
= Daughters Of 1912; Mrs. VIM. b. Bone
A Daughters Of the American Revolu
ton; Mrs. Preston Lea Coloni1
II Danes; Mrs. Walter Plish, Daugh
. ters Of Veterans; Mrs. Simon +
Doherty, Woman's Auxiliary, Span
fish War Veterans; Mrs. James I
Scott. Daughters Of the America
Revolution; Mrs. j. Austin Ellison
Mrs. e. T. shellady and Mrs. ]. Oar
forth Bush. Ladies' Auxiliary, Amei
lean Legion.
The Public Building win be hant
somely decorated and in addition
the dancing. a tableau will be Pre-
duced during the evening. Dam
ing will be from s to IL p. m. tn
music viii be furnished by J. Norr
Robinson's band.