The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-29
CITY UNITES
IN TRIBUTE
T0DEFENDERS
Memory of Soldier and Sailor
Dead To Be HOnOred
Here Tomorrow
PROGRAM ARRANGED
Graves of Heroes To BE
Decorated; Memorial Bridge
Will Be Dedicated


American Legion Auxiliary will 60
TO the three cemeteries for services
and to place flowers on the graves
Of soldiers, and to Memorial bridge
to strew flowers on the waters Of
the Missouri river in memory Of the
sailor dead.
The general observance Of the day,
in which the public will participate,
will open with parade at 1880 p.
m. Capt. H. T. Murphy will be mar
shall.
Line of March
All organizations will be in forma-
ton at point of assembly at l:l5
r. m.
The following organizations will
be in line in order named, viz:
Bismarck Juvenile band.
Company A, l64th infantry.
Quartermaster detachment, N. d.
National Guard.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Women's Relief Corps.
Drum Corps.
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Anne: lean Legion.
American Leg..n Auxiliary.
War Mothers.
Boy Scouts.
Red Cross nurses.
Nurses from the hospitals.
Public school children.
Children from Indian school.
Lodges and societies.
Formation-Column OF Squads
Facing south. Head Of column rest.
ing on intersection Of Broadway and
Second street and line Of march viii
be as follows:
From intersection Of Broadway and
Second street south to Main street;
east to Fourth street; north to Thay
er street; east to Ninth street; north
to Rosser avenue; west to Sixth
street; south to Auditorium.
Organizations will march into thu
Audit torium where seats will be re-
served.
After services in Auditorium, par
ade will reform and march west OF
Main street to railroad viaduct ant
end of Main street and participate
in services of unveiling and presen
.tation of Memorial tablet.
Program ut Auditorium
Louis r. Warren, Commander
Lloyd Spetz Post No. l., American
Legion, presiding.
Singing, National Anthem, Mrs
John A. Larson, song leader.
Invocation--Rev.F F. H. Davenport
Song-Quartet. Mrs. John A. Lar
SON, DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson
VIM. Noggle.
Reading, Gettysburg Address, Mis-!
Esther Hollst.
Address-Rev. l. C. Monson.
Singing, america"
At the conclusion Of the Memoria
services at the Auditorium the cere
mony of unveiling and presentation
of Memorialftablet by the American
Legion Auxiliary Lloyd Spetz Uni
No. to the American Legion Lloyt
Spetz Post No. ! and all ex-servic'
men and women will be held at tn,
railroad viaduct crossing the Mem
orial Highway in Bismarck, as fol
lows:
Under the direction Of the Ameri
can Auxiliary Lloyd Spetz Unit No
Bugle Calls-"Assembly," "Atten
tiOn."
Selection-Bismarck Juvenile band
Dedication of Memorial Road
Mrs. A. L. Knass, department pres
ident Of North Dakota.
Unwilling and presentation Of
Memorial tablet-Mrs. A. w. Schnec
ker, chairman memorial committee.
Acceptance-Louis p. Warren, Com
mandeH Lloyd Spetz Post No. l, Am
erican Legion.
Ceremony for Unknown Soldier. -
Silent prayer GO seconds).
Selection-Bismarc Juvenile Band
Stores to Close
In conformity with the genera
plan to observe Memorial Day, ths
Retail Merchants division of tht
Association Of Commerce, at q meet
ing held Monday evening, recon-
mended that all dry goods, women's
wear, shoes, groceries, jewelry, bak
cries and general stores close at ter
o'clock, and remain closed until -four
in the afternoon. Restaurants. con
fectioneries, drug stores and billiard
rooms were asked to close from 1:3(
to 400 p. m. Business houses have
been asked to decorate their store
fronts.