Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28
ALL PATRIOTIC
SOCIETIES JOIN
MEMORIAL DAY
Services Today in Methodist
Church; Program for Tues
day Announced.

With representatives of all patri
otic organizations in attendance, Mem
orial day services will be held this
| morning at 1890 o'clock at the First
I Methodist Episcopal church, it was an
nounced Saturday by the Rev. Alexan-
der G. Bennett, pastor. Seating space
will be reserved for the organizations
and ex-service men, under the direc-
ton of Carl e. Boorman, will serve as
ushers during the service.
The Memorial day program for Tues
day, as completed by the committee in
charge, is as follows:
$3.50 a. m.-Patriotic organizations
meet at Veterans hall, Third street
north. Proceed to cemetery by auto
mobiles Harold NJ. Mady in charge of
autos. Decorating of graves in charge
Of G. II. Cobb, G.. A. r., by young
ladies' escorted by details from G. A. r..
U. s. w. ". American Legion, Sons of
Veterans, COMMITTEE in charge of l..
x. kommers to go to Calvary Gene
terry to decorate graves there).
AT conclusion of decoration of
graves:
Assembly by Bugler Perry Swanzey.
Musical selections by Stella and
Louise VerdOsky, Jennie Reusch, Jen-
Die Felix, Helen ScOrren, Irene Croft,
Helen Pauls; in charge of Irene Tan
ner.
Reading of General Grants Letter,
Comrade Cleveland, G. A. r.
Ritualistic Service. Women's Relief
Corps.
Flowers deposited at foot of flag
pole in memory of dead buried else
where.
Firing of Salute, firing squad by
L. S. W. v.
Taps, Bugler Perry Swanzey.
Return to city.
Program at Bridge
1:3O p. m.-Assemble at Veterans
hall, Third street north. Formation for
parade: parade in charge of American
legion post, led by Municipal band.
Line of march to First venue north
bridge. Services for sailor dead. Rit-
~ualistic services by Ladies Auxiliary of
American legion. Decorated float in
charge Of Harry r. Stevens to float
down river. Firing salute. firing squad
by American legion in sailor uniforms.
Taps by bugier. Parade to reform and
march to opera house.
Assembly by Bugler Perry Swanzey.
Opening by chairman.
Invocation by the Rev. l.. l.. Totten.
Chorus. Battle Cry Of Freedom
Junior high school chorus in charge of
Miss Skinner.
Reading of General Logan's Order.
by Charles Wegner. G. a. X.
Reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress. Mr.. Anderson Of high school.
Solo. Sword of Bunker HILL Tildus
BoIondi.
Patriotic Address. the Rev. V. V.
Lopez.
Solo. FLANDERS Field" Mary Lang
muir Giboney.
Just Before the Battle, Mother
Irene Nav Tanner. Stella and Louise
Wardinsky. Anna Reusch. Jennie Felix.
Helen Scorren. Irene Croft. Helen
Pauls.
Musical selection by same young
ladies.
Benediction. the Rev. L. l.. Totten.
Audience dismissed.
Musical numbers on program under
supervision of Mrs. Adelaide Donovan.
John f. Moran. chairman. Harold
VI. Mady. secretary. and Harry X. Ste
vens. treasurer. Memorial day commit
tee.
Many Veterans Buried Here
All those owning cars who desire to
assist in the transportation of vet
Grams to Highland cemetery are re-
queSted to communicate with Ar. Mady
or report with their machines at Vet
Grams hall at $50 O'Clock Tuesday
morning. The committee Saturday re-
newed its appeal for funds to carry
out on the program and those who wish
10 donate are asked to get in touch
with members of the committee.
Names of the Civil, Spanish-Ameri-
can and World War Veterans. whose
graves in Highland cemetery will be
decorated Tuesday are Jacob Lem.
Donald A. Smith, John George Prinz-
ing. Hubert J. Mcnamara. Andrew
Horth, Sverre MonsOs. Leslie r. Thorn
as. +. f. Pfeiffer. George Muss. VIII
liam Couch. Stanley f. Wryu. Melvin
G. Onsum. George Leroy Chestnut. W.
II. Stafford. Alfred Edwin Harris,
Richard Il. Smith. Edward l.. Barnes,
Harry NJ. Dunn. Arthur w. Gaylord.
Archibald ID. Elliott and Evin X. Heg-
land.
Walter Lux, Everett Taylor. Loaf !
Binegar. Royal A. Caufield. John b.
French. Harry A. Moline. Chris Kors- |
Harley A. Hamilton. Alfred
Luebke, Frank =. Stedman. Percy C..
Emmett w. Ryan. George $.
Edgar w. Cooley. Howard Jes-
sic Mcclure. William 6. Geise. William
Fl. Goodwin. Dewey A. Woodward,
J.. Reasman. Max Hyperion. !
John l.. Griffin. George A.. Zurcih, !
Luke F.. Curry. George S. Reisz. Don
aid Lochray, Archie Lochray and John
Y. Flaherty.