Evening star., 1922-05-28
Annual Exercises by G. A. R.
and Allied Organizations
Early Tuesday Morning

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finish the exercises at the Arlington
! amphitheater in time to allow par
| ticipants to attend the Lincoln me-
mortal dedication.
TIE annual parade through the
streets will be held shortly after the
ing in front of the G. A. r. Hall OF
Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and 18th street. The entire ceremony
will be under auspices Of the Depart
ment Of the Potomac, G. A. r., with
the United Spanish War Veterans
gion, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Woman's Relief Corps, Sons and
| Daughters Of Veterans and Ladies' OF
the G. A. r. taking part
Order Of Formation.
| The Grand Army Of the Republic
will form on the south side Of Penn
sylvania avenue. right resting on 18th
Spanish War Veterans will form on
the east side of 18th street, righ,
| resting on Pennsylvania avenue; toe
American Legion and Foreign Wal
on the left of the Spanish War Vet
| eranS
| The line Of march will be: Pennsyl-
vania avenue, south of Treasury
north on west side Of Treasury to H
| street. east to 18th street. south to B
street northwest, where a special
! train of electric cars of the Wash
lington Virginia Railway Company
will be waiting to convey the veter-
ans to Arlington.
| Make-Up OF the Line.
The line will be formed as follows:
Cen John L. Glenn, chief marshal;
Col. John McElroy and Henry A
Johnson. aides; Old Guard. j. NJ
Pipes. captain. commanding: depart
ment commander, department officers
and official staff, past department
the Communicated chief, John A.
Rawlings Post, No. 1, John Finn COM
mander; Kit Carson Post. No. 2, John
McElroy commander; Lincoln Post
No. 8. James H. Perkins commander
Phil Sheridan Post. No. s. Samuel G.
No. s. Charles H. Babbitt commander
Lafayette Post, No. 20. William H
Coulter commander; Boy Scout Band
United Spanish War Veterans, De-
partment of the District Of Columbia
Charles w. McCafIrey department
Camp, No. l. ]. A. Baxter commander
Richard ]. Hardin Camp. No. 2, Fran
els c. HUM commander; Col. James
S. Petit Camp. No. 8, E. J. Nolan
commander: Henry w. Lawton Camp
No; 4. William P. Davis commander
Col. John ]. Astor Camp. No. 6. David
&c. Williams commander: Admiral
George W. Dewey Camp, No. Z, A. H
League commander; Gen. NJ. Emme,
Urell Camp. No. 9, DIR. Orlando DuckeI
Garrison No. 1O4, John F. McIlree
| commander; Garrison No. 9, w. T
Conray commander; American Legion
and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Ceremonies Mt Arlingtsn.
| Arriving at Arlington the process.
! sion will form at IL am. in front Of
the Arlington mansion. The process.
sion will march to the tomb of thu
unknown dead. where a halt will bs
decorating the tomb by the specia
committee selected by the auxiliary
societies a dirge will be played.
The committee on decorations a
the tomb Of the unknown dead is a.
follows: Myrtle Loesback. depart
Miss Katie Guiton. president Daugh
I ters of Veterans; Mrs. Emma Hemp
Ter, president U. s. Grant Circle, No.
Ladies of the G. A R.; Susie Kuns
man. president William Mckinley
Circle. No. 2. Ladies' Of the G. A. R.
Mrs A. Goodacre, president Abraham
Lincoln Circle. No. 3. Ladies' of tn,
G. A. R.; Mrs Virginia White Spee1
president Gen. William H. -Becl
Circle. No. 4, Ladies' of the G. A. .R.
Legion of Loyal women; August,
Palmer. president Maryland division
/ Sons of Veterans Auxiliary; Gretchen
Bergner. president W. B. Cushing
Auxiliary; Mrs Ida B. Tolson, presi
dent Warren G. Harding Auxiliary
auxiliary to the Presidents Ow1
Garrison, A. and N. u; Mrs. s. W
Coulter, president Lineal Society
Spanish War Veterans: Hattie kark
I rider. president George Dewey Nava
Camp. No. 8, Auxiliary: Catherine
Auxiliary; Mrs. Eleanora Jones
! president Virginia Berry Auxiliary
| Mrs. William F. Franklin, presiden
American Legion Auxiliary.
| sound Assembly at Noon.
Assembly win be sounded at noon IL
the amphitheater. The Marine Ban,
will play an overture. War Songs o
the Boys In Blue" after which Depart
ment Commander q, L. Dean will cal
presented by John A. Haskin. The in
vocation will be by Rev. James Sher.
Montgomery, Gertrude Lyons viii
sing The Star spangled Banner.
Osborne H. Ofdroyd will read orders
will sing Were Tenting Tonight" Il
". Speelman, past commander-in-chief
Sons of Veterans, will read Gen
Logan's order establishing Memoria
Following a solo by Flora Mceil
Keefer, James Mckee will rea,
Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Soldier
Rest" viii be sung by a male quartz
from Detroit.
Lewis s. Pilchern, commander-in
chief of the g. A. R. will deliver tn,
grafton. The Ma-a>.s Band will pla!
Chopin's "Funsrs... aarch." Our Coun
try's Flag" will be given by Mrs
Viola Schippert Klinge. Watson q
Miller will read Grant Memorial da,
message. The assembly will sim
America" and Rev. r. E. Mcbride vii
pronounce the benediction. Frank A
De Groot. J. Clinton Hiatt and o. A
C. Oehmler will be aides, Sons O
Veterans will act as ushers.
Following the ceremonies the par
Elephants will leave Immediately TO
the Lincoln Memorial exercises.
American Legion to Honor