Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-19

tiers of Veterans and staff; National
Association of Army Nurses of the
Civil War. An members invited to
attend.
sW. R. c.
S 30 A M.-Meeting of credentials COM
mittee, Meridian Street NJ. E. Church,
North Meridian and St Clair streets.
D 80 A. M.-Opening Of national coaven-
ton. Meridian Street NJ. E. Church.
Addresses Of welcome presidents adj
dress.
200 P Infection of officers Address
by G. E. McGOwn chancellor of Amer
lean International College, Spring
field, Mass
80 p. M.-Reception to the commanders
in-chief. G. A. r., at Governors par
lors, StatehOuse, by national presi-
dent and staff
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.
200 P. Memorial serviceA Second
Presbyterian Church. Flag will be
presented to the Sunday school.
RitualiStic work exemplifed by ma
tiOnal officers.
S 80 P. M.--Reception to the commander
in-chief, G. A. r., at Governors
parlOr, StatehOuse.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ARMY
NURSES OF THE CIVIL WAR.
90 p. M.-Opening Of the twenty
seventh annual convention in parIor
of Second Presbyterian Church.
S: 80 =. M.-Reception to commander-in-
chief, G. A. r., Governors parlors,
StatehOuse.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNION
EX-PRISONERS OF WAR.
0 80 a. M.-Opening business meeting.
Report of Adjt. Gen. J. d. Walker,
committee reports. Election of Of
6cers. House Of Representatives,
Statehouse.
1880 P. M-Campfre. House of Repre-
sentatives- Address of welcome by
Governor Warren T. McCray of In 5
diana. Address of welcome by Mayor
Charles W. Jewett. Response by
comrades. Musical numbers by Prof
Herman Raise and choir.
SONS OF VETERANS.
. 100 P. M-Opening session of fortieth
encampment, Hotel DenisOn.
SONS OF VETERANS AUXILIARY.
10 200 A. M-Opening session of conven-
tion. indianapolis Lodge, X of p,
building, 119 East Ohio street
s 80 P. M.-Reception to commander
chief G. a. r. at Governors parlors,
Statehouse.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
o 80 a. M-Thirty first annual conven+
ton opens at Central Avenue IL e.
Church. Memorial services
s 80 z. M.-Reception to commander-in-
chief g. y r., Governors parloTs,
StatehOuse.
WEDNESDAY. sEPE 28, 1921.
q. i. X.
0 90 A. M.-Business session, Engnsh's
Opera House. Monument Circle.
4 ~ T. M.-Annuai parade.
I 80 2. M.-Camphre at Tomlinson' hall,
comma der chief. presiding.
= i Overture by Indiana Soldiers Or
phans' Home Rand
?. Invocation by the Rev. Allen B.
Philputt.
8. Music by band.
4. Address by Smith Stimmel, nation
al patriotic instructor.
g. Music by male Quartette.
8. Address, NJ. c. Barney, Flint, Mich.
&. America $ Greatest Soldier-Gener-
al Grant" Eli Torrance, Mime
apGiis past commander -in-chief.
0. Address on life Of Edwin N. STAN
ton, The Rev. Willis Weaver.
10. Music, l. A. Patch.
II. Address, Corporal James Tanner.
II. Music, America band and audi
IS. BenedictIon. Bishop Joseph NJ.
Francis.
o.oo N CIV X, G. fuuh,o oord,-
ally Invited, Meridian Street N. q.
Church. Presentation of flags to sun
day school and to the Boy Seoqts
Agnes II. Parker, national patriotic
instructor.
10: 80 A. M.-Reception of committees Of
greeting from other organizations;
II 10 A. M.-Memorial services in chaSga
ment president of New York.
LADIES OF THE G. a. r.
S 80 A. M.-Opening business session at
Second Presbyterian Church
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNION
EX-PRISONERS OF WAR.
$50 A M.-Experience meeting led by
Chaplain Heeley LethrOp and the
Rev. John ". Allen Of indianapolis
House Of Representatives, State
SoN,s or vrrrR.N-s
90 P M.-Business session at Hotel
Denison.
$50 P. M.-Reception to communicating
chief. Pelham a. Berrews and Sons
Of Veterans by national officers and
members Of Sons Of Veterans
Auxiliary roof garden, SEVERN Hotel
SONS OF VETERANS AUXILIARY.
1000 A M.-Business session, Indianapo-
lis *. of P. 119 East Ohio street.
$50 P M.-Reception to commanders in
chief. Pelham A. BarrOws, and sous
of Veterans by national officers and
members of Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary, roof garden, SEVERN Hotel.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
80 a. M.-Business session, Central
Avenue NJ. Z. Church.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1921.
ESQ A. M-Final session at Masonic
Temple
3 100 Z. M--EXCurSiOu for delegates only,
to Fl. Benjamin Harrison in auto
mobiles, starting from Monument
Circle.
W; R. C. }
100 4 M.-Completion Of Election of
officers and reports Of committees,
Meridian Street VI. e. Church.
1880 A. M.-Address by Florence Spen-
Ger Duryoc, national director wOmen's
organization, Near East Relief, who
returned from Armenia, Sept. 16.
? 100 F. M.-Final sessions report of
committee on reports, report Of COM
mittee on miscellaneous resolutions
report of committee on revision, in
stallati0n of officers.
LADIES OF THE G. A. r.
10 100 A M.-Business session at Second
Presbyterian Church.
SONS OF VETERANS.
900 A M.-Buslness session, Denison
Hotel
SONS OF VETERANS AUXILIARY.
10 200 \. M-Business session, Indianapo-
lis X. of p, 1l9 East Ohio street;
election of officers.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
9:20 A M.-BuSiness session at Central
Avenue NJ E. Church.
FRIDAY, SSPT. so. 1921.
ESQ A M-Busiuess session at Central
Avenue VI. E. Church.
MICS SHOWER