The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-29
PLAN TO PAY
TRIBUTE T0DEAD
Plans for City's Memorial
Day Are Announced
This Morning.
CZERWINSKI TO SPEAK
The Reverend Father Czerwin-
ski Will Make Memorial Day
Address at Library Park.

Address at Library Park.
All Kenosha is to bowy its head In
| tribute to those who served the ma
| ton in time of war in the army or
ravy or Friday when the annual Memoir
! ial Day service will be held here. In
| keeping with the usual custom all in
dustries will be closed during the day
| to give all people in the city an OPP
portunity to join with the various pat
riotic orders in the proper observance
| of the day of tribute to the heroic dead.
The ceremony, as usual, will be in
charge of the. Fred S. Lowell Post OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, Ke-
nosha's Civil War Veterans. The
Spanish War Veterans and the Kenosha
Post of the American Legion will aid
in the service which is to do tribute
to the honored dead of all the wars.
Father Czerwinsk Speaks.
Announcement of the plans for OBJ
servance of the day were made this
morning by Theodore Boyington, COM
mander of the G. A. r. The Rev. FIR.
Czerwinski, pastor of the st. Casimir
congregation, is to make the annual
Memorial Day address which will be
delivered at Library Park following the
parade.
In keeping with their usual custom,
the school children of Kenosha will
be gathered about Library park to
greet the veterans of the three wars.
Each year hundreds of school children
under the charge of teachers take part
| in the Memorial Day service in this
way. Flags are distributed to the
children.
The order of the day as given out
by Commander Boyington will be as
follows:
Order of the Day.
Memorial Day will be observed as
usual in Kenosha on Friday with the
parade forming on Market Square and
moving promptly at a. m. in the fol-
lowing order:
Marshall.
Captain John D. Alexander with
cavalry escort. 41.u
Platoon of police.
Simmons band.
Veterans OF the civil war.
Sons of Civil War Veterans.
Ladies of Relief Corps.
Ladies of G. A. R.
Daughters of G.. A. R. N
Spanish War Veterans.
American Legion band.
American Legion and all Veterans
of World War.
Kenosha Boy Scouts.
Kenosha Girl Scouts.
The parade will move south on Main
street to Library park where the Gus
>tomary ceremony of placing wreaths
on the Soldiers monument and on
Lincoln's monument will be carried out
by the Ladies of the Relief Corps and
the Ladies of the G. A. r. The pa
rade will then move west to Chicago
street, south to Deming, east to Park
avenue, north on Park avenue and on
to Library park from the east side
where the following program will be
given:
Opening exercises - Theodore Boy
ington, commander, Fred S. Lowell
Post, G. A. R.
Prayer Rev. E. Burns Martin; pas
COr Oh dIA dNCHuc IVA A1s CLuANhs
''Star Spangled Banner" = Both
bands.
Reading of General Logan's Memoir
ial Day Order - Adjutaht H. F. Traux.
Reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Adj
dress = Sgt Major Samuel Cropley.
Selection = Simmons band.
Selection = "A Legion Quartet"
Selection = American Legion band.
Address-By Reverend Father T. R.
Czerwinski, pastor of st. Casimir's
church.
Scattering flowers for the Unknown
Dead by o. D. Chas. Leonard.
Bugle Call to Salute the Dead.
Salute by Troop E.
! Taps.
America" = Both bands,
At 2 p. m. the Sons of Veterans will
meet at the G. A. R. hall with details
from the Spanish War Veterans and
the American Legion and march to the
various cemeteries to put flowers on
the graves of those comrades who have
| been mustered out.
THEODORE BOYINGTON,
Commander, Fred S. Lowell Post,
Grand Army of the Republic.