The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
ARE ANNOUNCED
,~,.rt This Tears Observance to
H. Larger Than Any Previous
One I'm City's History.


| = Of which J. NJ. Beardsley. Civil
- veteran, is president.
| Tbe parade will begin at o'clock
Ii will be followed by the flag
iii by the school children, with
siss frances O'Brien, director, at
VI o'clock. Ceremonies at the court
s.ase square will start at 1890
| s@lock. the main speaker being
,sare r. D. Let's of the Scott coun-
H. iowa, district court The pro-
nam at Chippiannock cemetery
| I'M commence at 2:30 o'clock, with
larry r. Kelly, Ottawa, states at
! srney of LaSalle county, as speak
An effort is being made to have
AIS the largest observance OF Me-
| aerial day in this city More Or
Imnizations are participating in the
| srents than in other years, and
large lineup for the parade has
Ieen arranged.
| The programs are:
| 10 a. m.-Flag drill; school chill
laren; Miss Frances O'Brien, direc
ltor.
"a 10: 3U-IeremouieS dL CouE luouSe
Isquare
Bugle call-To the assembly.
Patriotic selection - Stroehle's
band.
Prayer-Rev. Guy B. Williamson.
seng-Memorial Day quartet.
Introduction-W. A Rosenfield.
0ration-Judge r. D. Let's.
Song-Memorial Day quartet.
-Stroehle's band.
Services at monument:
Patriotic selection - Stroehle's
band.
Song-Memorial Day quartet.
~ aLincoln's Gettysburg Address"
Elizabeth Tremann.
Grand Army service-John Bu-
lord post, G. A. R
Salute to the dead-Firing squad,
Spanish War veterans.
Taps, Last Bugle Call-George
| Stroehle
Song, "America"-By the audi
| ence.
Music-Stroehle's band.
At Chippiannock cemetery:
| $50 D. m.-Bugle call to the as
isembly; patriotic selection, Stroeh-
lies band; song, Memorial Day quar-
let
Decoration of soldiers graves.
Prayer-Chaplain H. c. First
Song-MemoriaI Day quartet
Introduction-J. M. Beardsley.
Address-Harry F. Kelly.
Music-Stroehle's band.
4 "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address"
Mildred Nelson.
Patriotic selection - Stroehle's
sand.
Song-Memoriai Day quartet
Grand Army service-John Blu
ord post, G. A. R.
Spanish War Veteran service
siboney Bay camp.
American Legion service - Rock
Island post.
Salute to the dead-Firing squad,
spanish War veterans.
Taps. Last Bugle Call - George
lstroehle.
Song, "America"-Audien
Selection-Stroehle' band
Memorial Sunday.
Services will be held Sunday
|aorning in the First Baptist
|.aurch, Third avenue and Fifteenth
|:treet, for all veterans and mem
|bers of patriotic organizations. The
service is arranged by John Bu-
ford post, G. A. r. Rev. G. A.
Sheets, pastor, will give the memo
rial sermon and special choir mu-
Isle will be given.
Special call to ex-service men OF
the World war TO attend these serv-
ICES and also be in line for the
march to meet in Legion hall at 9
o'clock Tuesday morning. has been
sent out by Walter A Rosenfield.
commander of the Rock Island
post The ex-service men are ask
Cd to be in uniform, although fall
jare to fulfill this requirement will
not bar them from the march.
The Legion is making a special
sfort to enlist the naval men for
these two functions. Further infor-
nation can be obtained by calling
Frank Huntoon or Dr. Harry Frey.
The Line of March.
The parade will move east on
Third avenue to Twentieth street,
north on Twentieth street to Sec
ond avenue. west on Second avenue
70 Seventh street, counter march
ing on the avenue back to Th.r-
tenth avenue, then south on Thir-
tenth street to Third avenue, and
east on Third avenue to Fifteenth
street.
The flag drill will be held on
Third avenue between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, and the flag
dnll team of school children and
auxiliary members will march to-
ne river front on Eighteenth
ireet, where services will be hell
of unknown sailors. Stroehie's
i land will 20 to the river front with
MS section.
Lineup for the entire procession
DIVISION A.
FORMS on Third avenue between
fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
1 acing east.
Platoon of police.
i ". L. Franks. grand marshal.
AIDES, Bep D. Farrar, Harry Hol-
Memorial (Groover's) band.
mayor and commissioners.
speakers and singers.
Members John Buford post, G. A.
l., in autos.
Sons OF Veterans.
Noman's Relief corps.
Ladies of the G. A r.
/ daughters of Veterans.
DIVISION B.
forms on Fifteenth street, be-
seen Third and Fourth avenues.
aae1ng south.
I. NJ. Titterington. marshal.
stroehle's band.
United Spanish War Veterans.