The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-18
PLANS FOR VISIT
!. OF LLOYD GEORGE
NEAR COMPLETION
Program Not CurtaiIed by Re-
ports of Former British
Premier's Illness.

Arrangements for the reception of
~David Lloyd George in Indianapolis
: Monday neared completion today. The
committee in charge is developing a
complete program, despite limitations
the former British premier may can
eel all but his speaking engagement
zat the Cadle Tabernacle at night.
= When Lloyd George arrives at the
Union Station he will be greeted by
a committee Of citizens and battal-
ion from FIT. Benjamin Harrison
) assigned by Major General Dwight M.
sAuItman. The former premier viii
step into an automobile and the pa
: rade, including the visiting party and
! the reception committee will move
nDrthward in Meridian st. 1t was to
be headed by motorcycle and mounted
! police and a United States Army
: band.
s A guard of honor will be formed by
members of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. Medal of Honor men will carry
the colors. and British flag will be
carried in the parade. The veterans
Will appear with fixed bayonets and
steel helmets. Before the parade a
ceremony will be held at which post
commanders from Terre Haute, Bed
. ford, Anderson and Muncie will pre-
new stand Of colors.
Ceremony at Monument
At Monument Circle the procession
will stop while Lloyd George places
a wreath at the base of the shaft. The
Circle, as well as the entire line Of
march will be roped off. On the in
ner sidewalk of the circle will be men,
bers of the Grand Army of the Re-
public School children will occupy
. the outer circle. The public generally
{ will not be allowed on the circle.
From the Monument the procession
will move northward to Michigan St.,
: east on Michigan st. to Pennsylvania
ST., south on Pennsylvania ST. to
Washington ST., west on Washington
! St to Meridian st. and south on Me-
ridian ST. to the Chamber of Com
merce, where the former premier will
be entertained at lunch. Details OF
this feature of the program have not
been worked out.
Rest at Claypool
From the Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd George viii be taken to the
Claypool, where he will rest. In the
afternoon he vir be invited to a tea
given by 4 'e'oh Society of Indiana.
: The nexi l. will be the dinner
of the Il manufacturers Asso-
citation in 49, .siiey Room of the Clay
pool.
Ex-service men will be the guests at
: the Cadle Tabernacle They will be
which is in charge of Thomas O'Reilly,
State department of the American
Legion. At 7:45 p. m. the doors OF the
Tabernacle will be opened to the pub
lie who may occupy seats not already
s reserved.
The tabernacle program has not
been completed. This committee was
: appointed today to have charge Of
: that program:
Morris G. Fuller. chairman; Lieut.
{ o. o. Kessing. United States Navy;
Capt. Fred Zinner. United States
Marine Corps; Capt. ]. ]. Wilson,
United States Army; Stephen c.
holland, Indiana Army and Navy
: O1dOs A1OWdId M IeIys 4nu4dIld OOIAl-
mandery Military Order of Foreign
Wars; George Beckner, American Dis
abled Veterans; Miss Alice Bush,
8 American Womens Overseas League;
) Arthur Gresham, Veterans of Foreign
Wars; E. Arthur Ball, American
Legion: Mrs. Alice French, War
Mothers; Mrs. r. E. Remington,
Service Star Legion; Albert ]. Ball,
Grand Army; w. c. Oren. United
s Spanish War Veterans; Joe Overnyer,
Cadle Tabernacle; Fred Bremen, chief
usher; Thomas O'ReillY. secretary.