Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-29
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them to the services in the Arlington
Anphitheater.
A high light Of the ceremonies at
the Unknowns Tomb will be the pres
ence of former Sergt. Edward s.
Younger who dropped q rose on one
Of the four casketS nine years ago and
thereby selected the body of the name
less hero whose body lies beneath the
white stone slab in front Of the amphi-
theater, Younger. a postal clerk in
Chicago Is coming here to lay another
floral tribute on the tomb Of his World
War buddy" =:
q. A. r. Veterans 10 March.
The parade Of the Grand Army vet
erans viii form ct o'clock tomorrow
morning at G. A. r. Hall. PennSyl-
vania avenue between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. The Spanish War
Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
American Legion, Disabled American
Veterans, Indian War veterans and
American Veterans of Hellenic DESCENT
will compose units Of the procession.
The line of march will be south of the
Treasury to East Executive avenue,
north to H street, east on H street to
Thirteenth street and south to B street,
where special street cars Will be waiting
to convey the marchers to Arlington.
The Marine, Army and Navy Bands
will take part in the parade. There
will be q mounted police escort.
On their arrival in Arlington the
Grand Army will join with the Wom-
ans Relief Corps. Daughters of Veter-
ans, Ladies Of the @. A. r, and other
auxiliaries In q march to the tomb OF
the Unknown Soldiers Of the Civil War,
where flowers will be laid during an i'm
preSsive ceremony.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson of In
diana, Representative Ernest w. Gibson
of Vermont and Lieut.. Col. u. S. Grant,
Sd, will speak at the general services
In the amphitheater at / o'clock. The
assembly will be called to order by
Frank J. Young, department COM
rnander Of the @. A. r., who Will intro
duce the presiding officer, Hosea ..
and president Of the Memorial Day
Corporation.
Lincoln Address 10 Be Read.
After presentation of colors by Capt.
John Middleton, color bearer. and Haz:
ard Wheeler, color guard, invocation viii
Be pronounced by Rev. Jason Noble
pierce. pastor Of the First Congrega-
tional Church. General Logan's order
establishing Memorial day viii be read
BY James G. Yaden, past department
commander Of the United Spanish war
Veterans. Harlan Wood. past depart
nnent commander Of the American
LEGION. win read Lincoln's Gettysburg
Ttere win be solos by Dorothy sher-
man pierson, Herman Fakler, MISS
.Teannette z. McCahrey and Mrs. Ruby
smith Stahl. The Marine Band Wi1
uisy. Beriediction viii be offered by
Raw. Francis j.. Hurney, assistant oe.
pertinent chaplain Of the veterans OF
Wresths viii be placed on the Tomb
nS the Unknown Soldier at noon by
the local department OF the Veterans OF
Foreien wars, 1t 1915 o'clock by the
American Legion, and at 1890 O'Clock
hy the Disabled American Veterans.
At $50 tomorrow morning q dele
cation OF the Admiral George Dewey
Naval Camp, NO. ., United spanisn va
of the National Cathedral and lay
Moral offering on the tomb OF the
hero Of Manila Bay.
Crowther to Deliver EuIOgy.
Services at the tomb Of Gen. Logan,
aiItI,or Of the Memorial day order,
viii be held in the National Cemetery
Of the Soldiers Home at O'Clock TO-
morrow morning. Representative Frank
Crowther Of New York Will deliver Q
eulogy. Gen. L0gans order viii be read
BY r. ]. r. McElroy and Lincolns Get
tysburg address will be read by MRS.
Edith r. Biebee. The Soldiers Home
Band Will play. J. H. Shepherd, assist
ant adjutant Of the q. A. r., will pre-
side.
A White House wreath will be placed
on the tomb Of Woodrow Wilson in the
crypt Of Bethlehem Chapel Of the
Cathedral at els o'clock by q military
aide to the President.
Program will be held simultaneously
ct $3.50 o'clock in. Oak Hill, Holy Rood,
Glenwood, Prospect Hill and Saint
Mary's Cemeteries, under auspices Of
the allied veterans committee: Past
Comdr. George F. Williams Of Cushing
Camp, No. 80, Sons of Union Veterans,
will deliver the address at Oak Hill;
Rosa F. Downing will speak at Holy
Rood Cemetery, and Prof. Chester w.
Holmes will speak at joint services for
the dead in Glenwood, Prospect Hill
and st. Mary's Cemeteries.
Representative Albert r. Hall Of In
diana will make an address at exercises
at 10 o'clock in Congressional Cemetery.
The woodrow Wilson Foundation
Committee Of Washington will sponsor
another pilgrimage 10 the tomb Of the
World War President in Bethlehem
Chapel at 1880 O'Clock. Frederic A.
Delano, chairman of the committee, will
place a wreath on the tomb. There will
be no formal ceremony. The public
Il invited.
Services To Be Broadcast.
The Right Rev. James e. Freeman,
Bishop Of Washington, will be the
preacher at a special Memorial day
service which will be held at 10 o'clock
in the Bethlehem Chapel and broadcast
70 the entire country over the coast
forecast network of the Columbia
Broadcasting System.
Following the service guides will be
available to conduct members of the
congregation on pilgrimages through
the recently completed crypts of the
Nave as well as through other cathedral
chapels.
Musical elements will be provided by
the Washington Cathedral choir of men
and boys, under the direction of Edgar
Priest organist and choirmaSter. The
special order of service provides for the
singing of the professional hymn, rGod
of Our Fathers. Whose Almighty Hand"
the twenty-third psalm; America; the
Anthem, mo Shadows Yonder" and
Kiplings "Recessional," with its familiar
refrain, Lord, God of Hosts, Be With
Us Yet, Lest We Forget, Lest We
Forget"
Victims Of the Maine explosion will
be honored at noon by members Of Adj
miral George Dewey Naval Camp,
United Spanish War Veterans, who will
gather at the Maine mast in Arlington
Cemetery and hear an address by P. j.
Canan, member Of the camp.
Address by Dill Scheduled.
=. Senator Dill of Washington will de-