South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-31

Scouts joining The parade az the
i.Eh school building and the Camp
Fire Girls taking part i'm the eX-
change Of flowers for flags with the
veterans Upon reaching the ceme-
terry the members OF the various or
Plantations deposited flowers on the
graves Of their comrades buried
-here
W IT. Ritter. commander Of Auten
post presided a. the services. which
were opened with assembly cali
sounded by William II L.ongenecker.
Following music by 1ha Studebaker
band. prayer was offered by the
Rev Archibald Mcclure. SevernI
eongs We're given by a male chorus
during tho program.
Roll OF Honor.
The roH OF honor OF veterans who
have died or been brought here for
burial during the last year. was read
by Frank Hudak. The veterans
buried fin local cemeteries are as
follows
Civil Waar-ChaTles II. Ballinger.
Charles a. Platz, Jonathan p. Greed.
John II. Leslie, George W. Brewer.
william F. Dunkle. william L. Tar
bell. Adam Moore. Edwin Nicer.
Charles j. Taylor. Jesse Gassaway,
Washington Harmon and George Nc
Bride.
Spanish War - Thomas Stephens.
John A. DeLeury and Bruce W.
Rdison.
World war-Charles S. Moon. w
z Eaton. NJ W McAlpine, Clyde
Pittman, George Vercoe, Frank Z.
BleuIer. Vern C Murphy. Arthur z.
Reynolds Henry W. Thomas, Rus
sell o. Town. Zygfryd Nowinski
Alexander Jankowiak, Leon Paege,
Victor Kendsiorski. John Szezepans-
Xxi. Frank Garstecki. Stanley Kab-
zinski Bert Nowak. Frank Hoffman,
Lottie A. Zell. Cashier Manusak
and Frank Kotecki.
L. s. Navy-John Sheneberger
Lincoln's Masterpiece.
Those buried out of the city are
Henry Taverrier at Mishawaka, F.
4. Burrusg Galien, Mich, 3. 4.
Myers at AiLersburg, Ind, Edward
Johnson at Bloomington, Ind, T. B.
Barnes a Logansport, Ind. Holmes
E. Marble az ut. Pleasant, Ind, and
James Monroe at Calvin Center
Mich
Lincolns Gettysburg Address"
was recited by Joseph Wilson. The
address Of The afternoon. reviewing
I the bravery, the high ideals and sac
rifiees Of the veterans and expressing
/ the necessity for perpetuating their
! ideals and memories. was given by
/ the Rev. c. w Titus Following the
singing OF America" by all in at
/ tendance and the benediction by the
/ Rev. Mr. Mcclure. the exercises We're
closed with the firing Of salute by
/ the reserve corps. Sons of Veterans
Service at Notre Dame.
I Services I'm keeping with the spirit
/ Of the day were also held at Notre
Dame. Paying lofty tribute 10 the
/ Notre Dame men who had died on
| the battlefelds OF three great wars.
/ Or. Charles a Lippincott OF South
Bend delivered the annual Memorial
/ day address 10 the students of the
I university in Washington hall. His
remarks were interrupted by ap-
plause at several points, notably
when he praised the character OF
! Col william c. Hoynes, G. A. r.
dean emeritus o fthe College Of Law.
who acted as marshal OF the day
In the absence Of Mrs. Frank Her
ing. who had been asked 10 present
n set OF colors "a. the university post
OF the Veterans OF Foreign Wars
I Frank Herring made the speech of
/ presentation. He was greeted with
prolonged applause, and spoke elo-
ouently of the value of the V. +. w,
especially among college men. Songs
ny the audience and the glee club
quartet. and music by the university
orchestra were also included in the
exercises within the hall. The Rev
Edward Finnigan, chaplain with the
a. r. F. acted as presiding officer.
Parade To Cemetery.
The program was opened with the