;iui y to uoserveiyinIf1r-11mit1-ic«i.'-ie1-I *ida-Armistice DayitolC*init111Jl»oft-inoftorn.inLh5S1-Ofni-1-hrTtPlana were being completed today for an Armistice Day celebration to bt sponsored htrt by veterans* organizations.The Muskingum County Service Honor Roll board, recentl* con-structed on the court house esplanade* will bt dedicated in ceremonies scheduled to start at 10 30 o’clock Wednesday morning.Attorney Clarence J. Croxslund, of Zanesville. will make the dedicatory address.The program will open with Rev R. M. Holdeman. chaplain of the Soldiers' and Sailors’ Home at Sandusky. giving the Invocation, At 11 o'clock, a firing Squad composed of members of Zanesville’s Co. L Ohio Slate Guards, will give a salute.During the ceremonies, a bronze I plaque will be presented to members of the nuvlllarv unit of the Major Putnam detachment of the Marine Coips in commemoration of the hrrntc stand uhlrh the Marines made at Wake Island last DecemberThe plaque will be given to Major Tom V. Moorphead by E. J. Hlehle, of the Zanesville Theaters Inc. on behalf of Paramount Pictures, The mayor in turn will present it to Mrs, Ray Mjers, president of the Marine auxiliary. Mrs. Mevers* son. Leo, Is ijuw serving with the Marines in the Pacific w ar zone.Commanders of all veterans organizations and their auxiliaries have asked their members to report at the court house at 10:15 o'clock.Ralph Cosgrave, past commonder of the Zanesville post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, is program chairmanCosgrave announced thit no parade would be held due to the fact that Industry has been asked to maintain a full-time working schedule to aid In the war effort.LK1BjRlt;n*BtBeB:CvctctCcCcCcCcCcClCcCcCcCrClDiLHdutJhrFIFcTA*mC.lLIclewdrdlch$1S10cagc10lb14It.14lb5113cvncc$1SI$1ItitielblbmiLJ.til11ST