Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
WORLD WAR MEN
AND WOMEN OF
STATE INVITED
Those Who Served With
Forces Urged to Take Part
in FOch Celebration.
PARADE TO BE FEATURE

PARADE TO BE FEATURE
Invitations were issued today to every
Indiana man and woman who saw active
service in the American military or naval
forces during the World War to partic1-
pate in the celebration in honor Of Mar
shall Ferdinand L. Foch of France when
he visits Indianapolis Nov. 4. All former
service men, regardless of utilization with
the American Legion or nonmembership
in any similar organization are urged to
wear their uniforms and march in the
parade, which will take place at o'clock
in the afternoon.
Claude e. Gregg, commander OF the
American Legion department of Indiana,
has sent a special bulletin to all the
posts in the State urging full attendance
at the celebration, and DR.. Carleton b.
McCulloch, chairman Of the FOch day
executive committee, issued an appeal
to the 10000 Indiana veterans for u 100
per cent participation in the parade.
ORDER AND APPEAL
OF OFFICIALS.
Commander Gregg's order is as fol
lows:
con Nov. Marshal Foch, commander
Of the allied armies during the great
war, Will be the guest of Indiana at In
dianapoIis. This will be one of the larg-
est demonstrations ever known to the
people of Indiana, and every ex-service
man and woman should take part in
the program Of the day The interurban
lines have granted a reduced rate of one
way fare for round trip for this coca
sion, and we believe the steam roads
will do likewise.
Make arrangements now TO come to
Indianapolis Nov. 4. Bring your post
banners for the parade, have all your
members wear their uniforms. Make your
temp orary headquarters and check your
banners at the Statehouse"
In his appeal to the veterans Or. Nc
Culloch said
'All x-service men who do not belong
to the American Legion are equally urged
to come to Indianapolis and participate
in the parade. Every such man should
come IN uniform, II any way possible. but
the fact that he does net have q uniform
should not keep him away. Report at
parade headquarters on the south side OF
the State House at O'Clock. Assignments
to position in the parade will be made
at that time.
This is a tribute that every ex-serv-
ice man owes Marshal Foch and the dig
nifty and honor OF the State of Indiana
calls for a 100 per cent attendance"
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
ARE ANNOUNCED.
Marshal Foch day committee members
were announced by DR.. McCulloch. Other
members OF the executive committee are
Governor Warren T. McCray, Mayor
Charles W. Jewett of Indianapolis, Sam
ueI 3. Miller, Charles F. Coffin and Bow
man Elder, secretary. Announcement viii
be made later by former Governor Sam
uel N. Ralston, chairman Of the reception
committee, of the more than 800 Federal,
State and city officials who win be mem
bers Of his committee. Ellis [. Graf,
chairman Of the committee on school
children, has chosen no assistants. Chair
man and subcommittee members were an
nounced ms follows:
Automobile Committee-M E. Noblett,
chairman; II. X. Stormont. r. w Miller.
g. NJ, Dean, Fritz Snyder Paul H
Brown, Harry Stutz, William d. Small.
Clarence Stanley.
Band Committee-w. f. Plttsford
c. Miller, Stanley c. Brooks, Gideon W
Blain, John G. McNutt, John McShane,
william Mooney, John p. Carroll
Ceremonial COmmittee-Walter Myers,
chairman: Robert L. MoOrhead, Ed Jack
son, Robert A. Adams, William Guy Wall.
ron Hughel, T. A. Flaherty.
Commissary Committee - John g.
Reynolds, chairman; William Il. Seeker,
Annis Burke, Fred B. Sherman, Cecil b.
Smith, v y. Vincent Fred 3. Sherman.
Decoration Commfttee-Ralph Lemcke,
chairman; Frank Cantweu, Robert Dag
gift Thomas Stevenson, Jesse Miller,
Hence Orme.
WOMEN ARE
ASSIGNED PART.
Disabled Soldiers Committee-Mrs.
WILDER Johnson, chairman; Mrs. Stwsrt
Dean, Mr.. L. B. Hopkins. Mrs. Richard
w. Smitheram, Mrs. Gordon y. Tanner,
Mrs Nicholas Moves, Mrs. Russell For
tune, Mrs. Charles E. Willard, Mrs.
| Chauncey De witt Meier, Mrs. F. +.
Moskovics, Mrs. Robert Hassler, Mrs. c.
| L. Henderson. Miss Margaret McCulloch.
Finance Committee-Henry F. Camp
bell. chairman: Samuel E. Rauh, Dick
Miller, Fred Ayres, Fred Hoke. William
j. Fink.
! Health Committee-Herman G. Morgan,
chairman: DR.. Larue Carter, DR.. Carl
| Habieh, DR.. Ray Newcomb. Miss Jane
Gray.
Liaison Committee--Robert II. TyndaIl.
chairman: Guy A. Wainwright Donald
H. Mckinney, Harry NJ. Agerter, Sidney
Miller. DR.. E. J. Du Bots.
HARRY 3 SMITH
PARADE CHAIRMAN.
Parade Commit tee-Harry b. Smith
chairman; Maj. Marshall I. Levey, Col.
Robert L. MoOrhead, Maj. Clarence Mar
tin. Lieut.. Col Gideon w. BIain. Mai
Arthur Robinson. Col. Scion II. Carter,
Col Robert II. Tyndall, MAI. Albert T.
Rich, Maj WIN o. Jericho. Ncj. crandt
DOwney, Maj. John j. Boaz, NJ. c. Capt
Louis J. Morgan, Capt. Bertram Kings-
bury, Capt. Charles o. Wesley, Capt Lee
Busch
Policing Committee-A. L. Taggart.
chairman; Felix NJ McWhirter. Henry L.
Dlthmer, J. Z. Kinney, c. OF p.
Public Comfort Committee-Rolt
Eggleston, chairman; George Rinier,
Maurice Tenant, John Paul Ragsdale,
Paul 7. Rockford, Nelson G. Trow6rldge,
AID Miller Herman Z. Lieber
Publicity COmmittee-Dr. r. V, Keene
chairman; Myron r. Bone, Curtis Hodges
Harold c. Feightner, Clyde Allen.
Transportation COmmittee-John c.