Evening journal., 1921-11-10
WHOLE CITY
Will HONOR
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from City Building TO Garrick The
atre. starting promptly at II
O'Clock, Lieut.. James l. Eckles.
marshal. will be as follows:
Police; band; escort from Posts
OF American Legion; Mayor and
Council; Mayors Cabinet; Clergy;
Gold star mothers and next kin;
Patriotic societies; Civic organiza-
tons; police.
The complete program in conncc-
Hon with the exercises at the Gar
rick theatre follows;
Eleven o'clock-Procession OF
honor from City Building.
Opening prayer-the Rev. Charles
l.. Candee.
Anthem-o Pray for the Peace
OF Jerusalem (Knoe).
son. soioist-
America-First and last verses.
Address-Mayor Leroy Harvey.
Anthem-Tarry Thou the Lords
Leisure (Gilbert). Master Ear
Evans. soprano; William Guyer
alto; II. Russell Birkhead. tenor;
Thomas ]. johnson, baritone.
Address-Rt Rev. Philip Cook.
Address-the Rev. James NJ
Grant.
Address-Rabbi Moses Barroway.
Twelve o'clock-Silent prayer.
Taps-Lieutenant II. NJ. Brubakcr
Echo-E. W. Jones.
Colors-Harry Coslett
Chorus: Anthem: GLORIA In Ex.
selsls" from XII Mass" Mozart.
George Henry Day. organist and
choirmaster.
Benedicdon-the Rev. John W
Sumwalt.
The memorial service committee
Of the American Legion has mad'
the following appeal 10 churches 70
the ringing OF church bells an'
chimes at II o'clock:
ITO the Clergy OF Wilmington:
"The Procession Of Honor 10 tn
Memorial Service on Armistice Da,
will start from the City Building a
eleven O'Clock.
AaNNA NAAAkA AHAA NA'HNA ~ NAHN
on November IL has had a specia
significance In our minds and hearts
I'VE feel that 1t should be marke'
this year not by the footing OF horn
but by the ringing Of the church bell
and chimes for about FIVE minute
beginning at eleven.
May we count on your co-opera
ton az this short notlce7"
Respectfully yours.
Memorial Service Committe
Charles Coke
James L. Eckels
e. r. Caro-.
The football game IN the afternoo
will be the only sports event on tn
program. In the evening the con
cluding features will be the recer
ton and public dance in the count
and city buildings Governor Denne,
Lieutenant-Go overnor Bush. Mayo
Harvey and other officials will b
present The corridor Of the buiit
ing has been decorated IN the ns
uonal colors. and red. white an
blue lights. Following the publ
dance. a subscription dance will
given in the Hotel DUPONT, beginnin
az o'clock.
The memorial services at the Pla,
house. under the auspices OF n
Pioneers Literary Association. ~
be open 20 the public. Addresses wi
be made by former Judge Georl
Cray, representing tho Delaware Re
Cross, and Henry p. Scott, rvpr'
senting the Service Citizens.
The occasion promises to be
notable one, as Governor William
Denney, Lieutenant-Gover G.
Danforth Bush and Bishop John
Monaghan. Of the Diocese Of Wi
mington, have promised 20 atten
Two former army chaplains will a
tend the exercises. the Rev. JOSEF
r. Kelly. OF Piainheld. \. j., WI
was chaplain with the Fifty-nin'
Pioneer Infantry. and served wi
the units Of he regiment on q
front when the armistice was signe
and the Rev. Martin Fahy. chapla
OF the 153d Ammunition Trai
Twenty-seventh Division.
Members Of the Norman See
Post. American Legion, the on
ANtkNW ANNNf lI NAAAN Wy MAAA AANAA
dance tomorrow evening at odd F.
lows Temple, Tenth and Oran
streets.
The public schools will be clos
all day as will the various county al
city Offices and the post office. Wh
the local banks will remain open I
majority Of the Market street stoI
will be closed.
memory Of the dead soldiers {
Ginns-Topkis Company will not OF
their theatres until 1915 o'clo'
after the memorial services hs
been held.
- Members Of the 5sth Pioneer Re
iment Band will hold a reunion a
take part in the days observan
At the present time there are ff
five members OF the band scatter
through various nearby States.
Congressman Lamar Jeffers.
ukhHDOhI'C hAENITATI0M