Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1923, Page 15

A major of the 1st District of Celumbia ‘ ] ARRANGE PROGRAM OF URELL MEMORIAL Ceremonies at Arlington Grave to Mark Unveiling of Tablet to D. C. Hero. BAND CONCERT By the United States Soldlers’ Home Band, at the bandstand in Soldiers’ Home grounds, this evening, beginning at ' 5:50 o'olock, John S. M. Zimmer- mann, bandmaster, March, “The World in Arms, . Tetke Overture, “Hunting for Luck.” Sup! pe 0 numbers from suite, “L'Arlesienne,” (a) "Adagl- etto, (b) Minuetto........Bizet Scenes from comic _opera, “Chimes of Normandy,” Planquette (Requested.) trot special, “Romany Love” Valse Franoaise, Que Nous Aimons”....Vecsey (“The Waltz Wo Love.") Finale, “By the Sapphire Sea,” Ted Snyder “The Star Spangled Banner.” The unvelling of a monument to Brig Gen. M. Emmet Urell, civil war and Spanish war veteran, will take place Sunday, May, 20, at Arlington cemetery. The monument has been erected by the United Spanish War Veterans and will be in the form of a large granite boulder. with a bronze inscription |Eiving Gen. Urcll's military record. Those who will attend the unveiling pre seneduled o march ut L.oclock | CIVITAN CLUB TO DECIDE ;i 1 WORLD COURT POSITION for Arlington. Headed by the United Band and gy i Spanish War Veterans' Members Divide on Question of members of that organization, G. A, R., American Leglon, Veterans of Taking Stand on Foreign Policy of U. 8. Forelgn Wars, and the various aux- illaries of these organizations will march. At Arlington the parade will be led by a Fort Myer Band to the grave of Gen. Urell, where Maj. Richard Don- nely, who served under that patriot, will parform the unveiling ceremony. Gen. Urell was born in Ireland. He came to this country, joined the Unlon forces and served in a New York regiment during the civil war. He was mustered out us a brevet ma- Jor and given a congressional medal of honor. He later hecame a colonel Divergence of opinion regarding instruction of delegates to the inter- natfonal convention of Ctvitan Clubs to be held in Washington next month. on the question of adopting a pra- gram of participation in foreign af- fairs as a nationgl .Clvitan poliey was manifested at a meeting of the Civitan Club in the Hotel La Fayette last night. Tollowing the reading of a letter slumbia. militie, | from International President O. B. fment. At thel Andrews, recommending that the for- utbres 1 riph-American | cign affairs program of the Chatta-| war Gen. Urell wus mustered in asinooga club form a part of the ua- tional policy of the organization, mo- tion was made by James Proctor that {loval delegutes to the convention be instructed to vote for such a resolu- ! tion when presented. Much discussion followed and Oli- ver llovem, chairman of the citizen- ship committee, suggested that pnr»} ticipation in strictly domestic affairs would be more within the domain of Civitan clubs of the United States and that no policy should be adopted that would lead the organization into political affairs. The matter was then referred to a committee for cousideration, with instructions to submit recommenda- in the District of commanding the 2 outbreak of the Volunteers. Ie retired from military service with the rank of brigadier general. Gen. Urell died in 1911, while on a visit to Ireland. He was past com- mander-in-chief of the Spanish War Veterans and first department com- mander of the Department of the Dis- triot of Columbia. The committes in charge of thear- rangements consists : Capt. D. V. “hishelm, chairman; Maj. Richard Donnely, secretary, ‘and Past Com- ‘manders Fred S. Hodgson, Lee Harris «nd Charles McCaffrey. PSYCHO-ANALYSIS STUDY EXPLAINED BY SPEAKER L. 8. Moriarity, in Address at City | Club, Also Discusses Need of | Character Knowledge. | Maryland University Girls Taken The benefits to be derfved by BackiUponEromiss toiMend ness men through the hei cho-analysis and c BhelriWeys. were explained by to members of the vesterday afternoon. Outlining the sul H tions at the meeting mnext Tuesday. Clarence L. Harding presided. NO-SMOKING PLEDGE READMITS CO-EDS Bl e s the sul) of Marvland studen acter study In the 5 tending a 3 had solvec e in Washington. have been re- of what seem to them. .jthe university, and were back at- in a mental age.”liending their classes 'And I for one re-| themselves the caus ingly spelled failu “We are living in 8aid the speaker. e the two young ircumstances, but, on after a confer- | ce when the two girls dicated that they would henceforth ork hard., study conscientiously and keep strictly within the rules of lhbl‘ sset | institution. ! FOOD CQSTS STILL UP. SEeiee { s in the District of | reased only half of 1 t the period between March 15 and April 15, cost of food af retall’ was still 49 per cent over| the level of 1913, the Labor Depart- | ment_announced today. { During the past year the increase| in_food here was 1 per cent. For the entire country the increase life wctlons and reac that we may realize our_energies. “There i§ no more the most from While foo The speaker vered many que tions at the conclusion of his talk, and was given_a rising vote of thanks. James T. Lloyd presided. 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