Evening star., 1926-05-30
SACRED CEREMONY FOR HEROIC
DEAD BEGINS TODAY in ID. G..

Langley; reading memorial orders,
Adjt. B. r. Entrikin: salute to flag,
teachers and pupils Of the schools;
song, America the Beautiful" teach
ers and pupils of the schools; Our
Flag and It's Message for U.s." Floyd
Christ. Henry Maroffa. Warwick
Spates, Howard Frick. George Mat
Junior High: recitation, "The Little
Flags" Jean Evans, Emory; Lincoln 8
Gettysburg grafton, T. B. Crisp,
George H. Thomas Post. No. IS; recita.
ton, "In Flanders Fields" Dora Bas-
sin. Langley; Americas Answer, -
Frances Dowden. Langley Junior
High; address. Prof. Fl. w. Draper.
principal Of Langley; recitation, 1.-The
New Memorial Day." William Stevens,
Emory School; recitation, THE Blue
and the Gray" Roberta May, Lang
ley Junior High; song, America" the
schools and audience; TAPS" bugler.
United States National Cemetery.
Alexandria, Va. p.m.-Under aus
pices William b. Gushing Camp. No.
80, Sons of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, assisted by, Gushing Auxil-
larry; Comdr. II. II. Burroughs pre-
siding.
Assembly, bugler; invocation, Rev.
III. I.s Schlinckie. pastor Methodist
Protestant Church. Alexandria. Va;
music, "Recessional" Kipling). quar-
tet; reading Memorial day orders,
Mrs. J. l.. Bateman: music. America.
the Beautiful" quartet; Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. Mr.. Alvin Cush-
man Graves. grandson of Willard +.
Graves, a Union veteran, who deliver
ed this address for many years; hymn.
20 God. Our Help in Ages Past.
quartet and audience; solo. Face TO
Face Mr.. Stephen II. Field: address,
Rev. Frank Steelman. pastor Trinity
NJ. l.. Church. Washington. ID. c.;
music, Cover Them Over With Flow
ers' quartet; hymn, abide With
Me- quartet and audience; hymn.
America" everybody: salute. Firing
Squad, Company c, 121st Engineers.
District Of Columbia National Guard.
charge: TAPS" bugler; benediction,
Rev. II. l.. Schlinckie. Superintendent
Of cemetery, Thomas f. Tobin.
Music in charge of Miss Lucy NJ.
Graves, a daughter Of a Union vet
eran. assisted by the following quar-
tet: Mrs. Stephen II. Field. soprano;
Mrs. Ruth Field. contralto; Mr.. Steph-
en- Fl. Field, tenor; Mr.. William III.
Clark. bass. Miss Margaret Alexan-
der. accompanist.
Services at Soldiers Home. Battle
Ground, Congressional, Holy Rood,
Oak Hill and Northeast Cemeteries
will be held tomorrow morning and
afternoon. The complete program for
the services in the Arlington Amph1-
theater and the line of march for
the parade tomorrow morning fol-
low:
Assembly Ct o'clock),
Bugler of the Marine Band
Overture ..........M Marine Band
Call to order G:30 p.m.l.
DR.. Charles V. Petteys
Commander. Department of the
Potomac, Grand Army Of the Re
public.
Presentation of the colors. officer
of the day. John Middleton.
Color bearer, Hazard Wheeler. and
color guards.
Salute to the flag and pledge OF
allegiance.
"Star Spangled Banner
Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahi
ACCOMPANIED by the Marine Band.
Invocation. Rev. George +. Dudley,
D. D.. Washington, ID. {.
Introductory remarks,
Dr. Charles V. PetteyS
Commander, Department OF the
Potomac, Grand Army Of the Re-
public.
Gen. Logan's order establishing
Memorial day.
DR.. Fl. A. johnson. assistant adJu-
tant general.
Bugle retreat with bugler or Ma
rine Band) Gertrude Lyons
Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
Capt. Lemuel Warner
Battle Hymn Of the Republic,
The Washington Quartet.
Accompanied by the Marine Band.
Address, Calvin Coolidge, President
of the United States
"The Recessional.'
The Washington Quartet.
Accompanied by the Marine Band
Original poem. arlington
John Clagett Proctor
Address, Frank B. Wills.
United States Senator
America. Sung by the audience
Accompanied by the Marine bano.
Rev. r. F. Mcbride, D. d.. chaplain
Grand Army Of the Republic
Washington Quartet.
Mrs. Mary Sherier. soprano: Miss
Richie Mclean. contralto; j. +. NJ
Bowie, tenor: Fred East, bass.
The organizations participating In
the parade will assemble at S:3V
o'clock tomorrow morning at Grand
Army Hall. The Grand Army or the
Republic will form on the south sloe
of Pennsylvania avenue, right resIlns
on Fifteenth street, racing soutn.
The Army and Navy Union on the ieIt
Of the Grand Army OF the Repuolc.
The limited Spanish War Veterans
will form on the east side Of Fifteenth
street. right resting on Pennsylvani:aa
avenue. The American Legion VIII
form on the north side of Pennsyi-
vania avenue, right resting on tlf-
teenth street. Veterans OF Foreign
Wars on left of American Legion.
American Veterans Of Hellenic De-
scent on left of Veterans OF Foreign
Wars.
Route Of March Given.
The line Of march will be: Pennsyl-
vania avenue, south OF treasury,
north on west side Of Treasury 10 II
street, thence east to Thirteenth street.
thence south to B street. where spe-
cial trains Of electric cars or the
Washington-Virgini Railway Com-
pany win be in waiting to convey
those participating in the parade TO
Arlington. The line will be formed
as follows: Mounted Police escort
Marine Band; Capt. John Middle
ton, chief marshall; department
commander, DIR. Charles V. Petteys;
department officers and official stan.
Past department commanders: kit
Carson Post, No. 2, John McElroy,
commander; Lincoln Post, No. 3,
Archibald Burgess, commander; Phil
Sheridan Post, No. 6, Samuel G. Nav
son. commander; Burnside Post, No. q,
DR.. Charles ". Petteys, commander;
Charles Sumner Post, No. 8, ana
George H. Thomas Post, No. 10, are,
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