The Indianapolis times., 1932-05-25

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387 trees with flags.
On Sunday, eight ceme-
tenes viii hold services for
the Olive-drab, Blue and Gray
who died on battlefelds.
civ memorial ceremonies viii be
held on Monday and viii be fea-
tarod bv a parade at 1890 a. m on
~ downtown streets with short
re Al The soldiers and Sailors
monument At $50 a. m. and the
rauowinr Of the graves al 3 p. m
af Crown Hill cemetery.
The parade's line Of march VIII
bc south from streets surrounding
the Memorial plaza on Meridian
stree. 20 Michigan street. cast on
MICHIGAN street to Pennsylvania,
south on Pennsylvania TO Vermont
wr-t on Vermont to Meridian and
,outh on Meridian TO the Monument
circle and thence around the Circle
40 East Market street and thence
south on Pennsylvania to Georgia
street 70 disband
Ashford Grand Marshal
William s. Ashford is the grand
marshal OF the parade. Police es-
corts viii lead the line OF march.
The first parade division will be
composed OF Sons of Union Veterans
of the Civil War cscorting the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
The second division will be formed
with United Spanish War Veterans
and Veterans of Foreign Wars with
the American Legion and Disabled
Veterans of the World War in the
third division. r. o. T. G. units Of
city high schools will be the back
bone Of the fourth division with
Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Girl
Reserves and school pupils in the
nth and last division.
AS the parade passes the World
War Memorial plaza each Organiza-
ton will uncover or salute the
shrine.
Wilson c. Oren president Of the
general Memorial Association, said
final meeting on plans for Memorial
day services viii be held Thursday
night al TT. Friendly, 512 North Illi-
nois street.
Autos Are Needed
Autos are needed for transporting
G.. A. r. and disabled World war vet
Grams in the parade and to ceme-
teries.
Detailed services scheduled on
Memorial day. May 30, at city ceme-
tcries and shrines are as follows:
CROWN HILL CEMETERY
Time. 3 p. m. Master Of ceremo-
MES. Oren. Assembly. Bugler David
Springer. Songs. invocation by the
Rev. c. I. Roush. Brookside United
Brethren church. Reading of le-
gion's general order No. II by Cath
crime Mcbride Hoster. Massing of
coiors and flag salute by Girl Scouts,
Campfire Girls and other organiza-
tions under Mrs. Clementinc Van
osdal. Memorial wreath presenta-
tion by Major Anderson Relief
Corps. Music by Mothers chorus of
School Al. Suewing of flowers and
evergreen by school children. Ad-
dress BY the Rev. Guy o. Carpenter,
Irvlngton Methodist church. Bene-
diction by the Rev Mr. Roush. Fir
ing Of Salute BY Harold c. McGrew
Camp. United Spanish-War Veter-
ans. Echo taps.
MT. JACKSON CEMETERY
Time. $50 a. m, under auspices
of Alvin p. Hovey, Woman's Relief
Corps. Master Of ceremonies, Mrs.
Clcmentne Vanosdal; songs and in
vocation By Iva Wise: general order
reading BY Bessie Hart: Lincoln'S
Gettysburg address. Mable Buch-
anan. address by the Rev. Ephraim
Love; taps.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONU-
MENT
Time. $50 a. m. master Of cere-
monies. Charles r. Michael con-
cert. indianapolis Newsboys band;
address. Frederick Van Nuys; firing
of salute and taps by Lavelle Cos
sett post No. 9Os. Veterans Of For
cign Wars.
NEW CROWN CEMETERY
Time 10 a. m. under auspices Of
Otis c. Brown post Of the World
War veterans. Master Of ceremonies,
Walter putt. Assembly with invo-
cation By James c. Hett; readings,
Miss Esther Putt, address, Rev.
Harry c. Lince OF Emmanuel Bap-
list church: Gettysburg address rec
.tation bv Mrs. Louis Monroe. bene-
diction. taps and decoration Of
graves.
JEWISH CEMETERY
Time 10 a. m. under auspices Of
Frank T. Strayer post Of Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. Master Of cere-
monies. Leo ScharfTin Addresses by
Mrs. Isaac Born and Samuel Man
tell. ritualistic work by Strayer post.
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY
Time. $50 a. m. Memorial mass
Saturday morning and Monday. w.
r. Lawson. chairman. assisted by
DR.. Michael McGinty. Clarence
Beidelman and Leroy Cavanaugh;
recitation BY Father Joseph Duffy