Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10

| Church. This flag was used by the Rev.
| White In the burial services Of N ore
than 500 American soldiers In France
during the World War, when he was an
Army chaplain. An address Will be de-
livered by Governor Warren T. McCray.
All public schools in the city will close
at noon in honor OF Armlstce Day.
The day win be observed with patri-
otto day program at the Propylaeum by
the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter Of
the D. A. r. Wives Of army officers st
Fort Benjamin Harrison viii be special
guests OF the chapter.
AMERICAN LEGION
MEMORIAL AT KEITH'S.
Preceding the parade the American
Legion will hold q memorial service at
Keith's theater at noon. Judge harry
y. Chamberlain viii preside. During the
ceremony the only occupants OF the stage
will be the gold star mothers OF In
dianapolis. The program includes ad-
dresses by Judge Chamberlain and Hill
ton L. Brown, reading OIL the memorial
address Of President Harding ut the
burial ceremony for the unknown soldier
at Arlington ceremony. reading OF the
names OF Indianapolis men who died IN
service. and silent prayer Of two
minutes Following the prayer a Marine
bugler will sound taps. A prayer for
the dead viii be offered by Bishop
Joseph VI. Francis.
Singing Of America" viii open the
ceremony and THE r-Span'gled Ban
ner" will close it, The singing will be
led by f. Il. Ellis.
The theater Will be decorated with the
legion colors and the American Legion
band will play. A special request is
made by the committee IN charge that
as many former service men as possible
wear their uniforms at the ceremony.
In memory Of the soldiers who died In
the World War an orchard Of fruit trees
will be planted at 10 o'clock In the morn
ing in the $500 block on Madison avenue
on grounds adjoining the Hortweg- Holley
Assembly for Aged People. Invitations to
attend the ceremony have been sent to
Mrs. Frederick W. Galbralth, Jr., of Gin
cinnati widow of the late commander-in-
chief OF the American Legion, who was
killed in an automobile accident In In
dianapolis last June, and Mrs. Alice Ores
ham DOdd of Evansville, mother Of James
3. Gresham, one Of the first three Amerl-
can soldiers TO be killed In the war.
MARSHALs FOR
PARADE NAMED.
For the big parade, Harry B. Smith,
adjutant general of Indiana, has been
named grand marshal with Louis J. Kos
ter as chief OF star The following as
sistant marshals have been named:
First Division--CoL Gideon W. Blain,
Capt. Albert II. Whitcomb, Capt Lee
S. Busch, Lieut.. Walther Lieber Second
diyision-Msj. p. A. Davis Capt. II. d.
Galiher, Capt whitney Spiegel. Lieut.
Harry Bridwell. Third division--Maj
Clarence Martin. Mai. WIN o. Jericho,
Capt. Charles o. Wesley, Lieut.. W. II.
Dye. Fourth INSTRUMENTATION N. Nc
Cord, Adolphe Fritz, William E. New,
Theodore Perry, Russell Gilmore, Fred
John O'Brien. Fifth division-Capt. Ed
Ball, w. o. Beltzer, Tom Wysong.
The parade formation follows;
First Division-Platoon Of police, 18th
Infantry band, General Read, staff and
battalion 18th United States Infantry,
form on Meridian street, west side, fac
ing south. Head of column resting on
Vermont street. G. A. R., assemble on
West Michigan street, north side, facing
east Head of column resting on Meri-
dian street. Spanish War Veterans, as
semble on West Michigan street, south
side facing east Head of column resting
on Meridian street. Red Cross motor
corps.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. band, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, assemble on west
side Of Meridian street, facing south
Head resting on Michigan street Dis
abled American Veterans of World War,
American War Mothers, American WON
ems Overseas League and Auxiliaries as
semble Immediately, in rear of Veterans
of Foreign wars.
Third Division--Times drug corps,
l. o. O.. r.. assemble on Meridian street,
east side, facing south, head resting on
Michigan street Modern Woodmen, as
semble in rear of l. o.. o. r. Red Men,
with band, on East North street.. facing
west, head resting on Meridian street.
Alfarata council No. 5, Pocahontas. imme-
diately in rear Of Red Men. Moose, as
semble east side Of Meridian in rear of
Woodmen. K. Of c.. assemble south side
of North street, facing east. right resting
on Meridian street. Salvation Army,
south side of North street, facing east,
right resting on Meridian street. Italian
societies, assemble west side of West
North street, in rear Of Salvation Army.
Eagles, assemble behind Italian societies.
Fourth Division-Band. Central La,
Dor Union. Organizations, assemble ac-
cording to ranks, north on Meridian
street facing south. head resting on
North street.
FORMATION
OF LOCALS.
The following locals will form on the
west side of Meridian street, head on
North street; Marshal of Industrial di-
h,