Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-28

Q CLOCK SUNDAY aILeEuOOu- Nc ucuioAAai
will be for colOred veterans.
Butler College will be presented with
q bronze tablet bearing the names of its
student soldiers who died in the Civil
War in 4 memorial service in the chapel
st o'clock Sunday afternoon.
JOINT Tribute
TO WAR HEROES.
Joint tribute to the Nations heroes will
be paid By American Legion and G. A. R.
posts Of Fortville and Lawrence and citi-
gems of those towns with people and le-
gion posts Of McCordsville and Oaklandon
at McCordsTille Sunday afternoon. The
Rev h L. Adams, pastor of the Me
Cordsvfile NJ. E. Church. viii make the
principal address on American Forever. "
The 0aklandon band will play.
The Southern Club of indianapolis and
the G. A. R. will gather around the Con
fede-ate Monument and forget ancient
differences TO honor the dead in Green
lawn Cemetery at o'clock Sunday after
noon. Flowers viii be placed on and
around the monument.
One Of the Sunday evening church serv-
ices is being sponsored by the Marion
County Council of the legion. This is
the special victory" service at the First
Baptist Church. Men who survived as
well as those who died viii be honored.
Dr. Frederick f. Taylor. pastor, is pre-
pairing a sermon for the occasion.
CIRCLE EXERCISES TO
OCCUPY FORENOON.
Exercises on Memorial day proper viii
start in the Circle at 9 o'clock Monday
morning and continue until about noon
/ The parade will start from Meridian and
North streets at . O'Clock Monday after
noon.
A committee representing all wars is
IN charge of ceremonies around the Sol
diers' and Sailors monument James W
Fessler, local attorney. and a veteran Of
the Spanish-American war, Is to deliver
the chief address. The usual brief pro-
grams and decoration Of lawns around
the monuments in the four segr ents Of
the Circle viii take place before NJ FeS-
ler IS address
PROGRAM FOR THE
MONUMENT SERVICE.
The complete program for the MOEI
ment service Is as follows;
Master of Ceremonies-D. II. McAbee.
Civil War veteran; assisted by c. c.
Noon, Spanish American Veteran.
Music by the indianapolis News Boys
Band J. B. Vandaworker. director {:
and the Gypsy Smith Tabernacle Choir,
E. H Cadle director.
Assembly sounded by bugler. 4Oth Regi-
melt. Z. s. 4.
Echo from top of monument by comrade.
Praise God From Whom All Blessings
Flow-Christ Church chimes
Invocation-Rev. John H. Doddridge of
Maple Road NJ. z. Church.
Song-By the choir.
Music-By the band
Distribution Of F1Owers-Children and
ladies Of patriotic societies in charge Of
different segments
Gen. George Rogers Clark segment In
charge Of the p. A r.
Governor Morton segment in charge of
G. A. R auxiliaries.
william Henry Harrison
in charge of the United Spanish War
Veterans Auxiliary
Governor James WhitcOmb segment in
charge of the auxiliary of the America n
Legion. Detachments of the Z. s.
Army, L. S. Navy, L. ). Marine Corps
and the Avia ton Corps viii be present.
Five minute epochaI addresses by stu
dents of Shortridge High School history
class
George Rogers Clark. 177s-1779- William
Alderman.
william Henry Harrison, 1s12-1S15-
James whitcomb, -1s47-JOseph Fur
Oliver P. Morton, -1s65-BrOOks Bios
star spangled Banner-Band and choir
Address-COmrsde James ". Fesler
Battle Hymn of Republic and/Refrain--
saIute@Firing squad. 10th Regiment,
C.. s A
Taps with echo.
John Paul h3gS0aie Is cnleI marshal or
The parade. with B. W Lewis as his chief
Of staff and Guy A. Boyle as senior aide.
Completing formation at $50 o'clock
Monday afternoon the parade will move
promptly at o'clock south in Meridian
street 10 the Circle, where the parade
commander, chief Of staff and G. A. L.
win fall out and form on the north plaza
Of the Monument TO review the marchers,
who viii proceed to the right around the
Circle to East Market street, thence to
Pennsylvania street and south in Penn
sylvania street to Maryland street where
street cars will be waiting. The parade
viii form again at the entrance to Crown
Hin cemetery and march to the soldiers
plot.
INFANTRY BATTALION
HEADS PROCESSION
platoon Of mounted police and a
battalion Of the 10Th Infantry from FIT
Benjamin Harrison viii head the pro-
cession. Mai. Roy ". Ashbrook will
command tie regular troops
Commanders members, and formation
points OF the six divisions following will
be as follows:
Division A-DanieI H. McAbee. Marshal
Composed OF ~ Escort of Sons Of
Veterans. and ~ Local Posts Of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Forms on north side OF East Vermont
street. right resting on Meridian street
uEIeE
the military escort of United States
soldiers continue in line until Monument
Is reached and there fall ont and take
seats on reviewing stand and after the
procession has passed take automobiles
10 Crown Hill
Division B-Adjt. Gen. Harry B. Smith,
Marshal
Composed OF local camps of the Span
ish War Veterans
Forms on west side of North Meridian
street. right resting on North street
Division Cool Scion J. Carter. Marshal.
Composed Of local posts OF American
Legion, Rainbow Division Veterans
Veterans OF Foreign Wars, World War
Veterans American Women's Overseas
League, Y. ". c. A, and Knights OF Co
luubus secretaries who were active
service during war.
Forms on east side OF North Meridian
street, head resting on North Street
Division D-Commanded by Col. z. A.
ROch, L. S. A.
tor Officer Designated BY HIM
Composed OF uniformed units Of local
High Schools followed By Boy Scouts.
Forms on west side of North Meridian
street. head 10 south, Immediately be-
hind Division B.
Division Z
compqAed OF civilian patriotic organi-
Forms on West North street rsehf resf-