The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-29
SIX UNITS WILL
PROCESSION
ON MEMORIAL DAY
Line of March Through
Downtown Streets An
nOunCed,

Arrangements have been completed
for the Memorial day parade Wednes-
day.
Robert L. Moorhead, chief marsha,
4 said today the six units will form at
1870 D m. at North and Meridian SITS.
{ and will move at 1:45 p. m.
q From North and Meridian SITS. the
\ procession will move south on Me
{ ridian to Monument Pl. around the
/ Circle to Market St, east to Penn
sylvania st. and south to Georgia st.
The parade will disband at Penn
sy1vania and Georgia SITS. where
8 Crown Hill cars will be boarded. At
\ the east entrance of the cemetery the
\ divisions will reform and march to
the soldiers graves.
The Divisions:
Division A-Thomas Clapp. mar
shall. Composed of escort of Sons Of
Veterans, and local posts Of the G. A
r. Forms on north side of z. Yer
mont ST., right resting on Meridian
St, and will fall in line at the head
of the parade and continue in line
until Monument is reached. There they
will fall out and take seats on re-
viewing stand. After the parade. they
will take automobiles TO Crown Hill.
Spanish War Veterans
Division B-Edward P. Thayer. mar
shall
Composed of local camps of Spanish
War veterans.
Forms on west side of y. Meridian
St, right resting on North st.
Division C-Barnett W. Breedlove,
marshal
Composed of local posts of American
Legion. Rainbow Division veterans.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. World War
Veterans, American Women's Over
seas League, Y. NJ. c. A. and knights
of Columbus secretaries who were
in active service during the war.
Forms on east side Of n. Meridian
St.. head resting on North St.
Division D-Col. George NJ. Lee.
mrashal.
Composed Of uniformed units Of To-
cal high schools, followed by Boy
Scouts.
Forms on west side of n. Meridian
St., head to south. behind Division B.
Patriotic Organizations
Division E-Charles E. Edwards,
marshal.
Composed Of civilian patriotic or
ganizations.
Forms on w North St. right rest
ing on Meridian st.
marshal.
Composed of all women's auxiliaries
TO ex-service organizations, women's
patriotic organizations. etc.
Forms on E. North St, right rest
ing on Meridian ST.
All units Of the parade will march
in fours, the guide and dress being
left
Barnett W. Breedlove. president of
18th Field Artillery Reunion Asso-
ciation. requests all members Of that
organization to take part in the par
ade.
Services on Monument
Services will begin at a m
Wednesday on the steps Of the monu-
ment. Frank ]. Walsh will deliver
an address.
At 9 a. m. Irvngton Post, No. 3S,
American Legion. will hold services
at Memorial Park cemetery. Boy
Scouts will decorate graves.
Exercises will be conducted at Mt
Jackson cemetery at $3.50 a. m. I'm.
Ger the auspices of the Alvin P. Hc-
vey W. r. c. and Boy Scouts.
The Otis z. Brown Post. World
War Veterans will hold ceremonies at
10 a. m. at New Crown cemetery.
Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts will assist.
The Rev. W. E. Cissna will be the
principle speaker at Floral Park
cemetery at 1880 a. m. Sunday
school children will sing.
Anderson cemetery will be the scene
Of ceremonies conducted by William
r. Shearer at II a. m. The Rev. D.
L. Andrews will speak.
BAH in Charge
Albert ]. Ball will be master Of
ceremonies at Crown Hill cemetery at
o. m. Actresses will be given by
Mayor Lawrence A. Handley of
Richmond, Ind; Lieutenant Governor
emmett F. Branch, National Adjutant
Lemuel Bolles of the American
Legion and Representative Asa J.
smith.
Knights of Columbus will take part
in the services at 3 p. m. at Holy
Cross cemetery. John L. Allen will
speak. Public Schol No. IL held ex-
ercises in the school yard at p. m.
today A large flag was presented TO
the school by the Sons of Veterans.
An address was made by the Rev. a.
B. Whitney of the G. A. R. Patriotic
songs were sung by the children.