New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 3

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Mayor told of men to v w debt nee, and consoled e ved par- upon the worthiness of the task caused them sorrow. To ihose small nations that the conclusion hestiliti has not brought freedom, advised patient waiting as soften the feeling and rulers and the freedom ht for may be accord- Quigley the sucri- yor “time may opinions of boys fo ed to Dr. White Speaks. Rey. White's address was typical of the style of oratory that has gained him an enviable name throughout the He said: met ood day for is not on The d: o His Count memory of successive gene Americans find renewals of noble and | d patriotism. | high aims of manhood a Our purpose is most worthy and be- coming. It is to hallow the memor: of the: @evotion. member such as at home, on the high seas or ove gave the 1 all measure of An organized effort to re- and hcnor our hero dead, America is nfaking have made on for sixty who thus In the ! T.egion, and such as we Memorial each vear scd to those meet. ruitful to Amer king of heroes for the future. Who estimate the effect upon Ameri- vouth, of the memorial services each vear for the Grand Army of the Republic? The amazing uprising and the flaming forth on our voung men, of the old spirit of '61 and '76 prov such services not in vain. from the shining st the glory of heroic deep in the hearts of c: deeds of the life, and sows it our youtii. Grief of the Bereaved. “To those famil who have to as- semble araund a tabie where there . the loss they hav suffered is felt today Iy than at the first tidings, added sorrow ed by the cause for perhaps the touch has crept in with the thought that the world has forgotten their dead and their sarrow. humming with Men are concerned cares. Youth plays and s mar- ries and builds. as before, while here quiet graveyard, or there in a long jine marked by wooden erosses. or in the silent green dept of ocean, the precious forms of our dearest and best loved boys. Today their com- rades of the American Legion, their many friends and millions of citizens join with France in trying to say to vou who have lost them, ‘we have not has been, increased with velocity. their own forgotten them or what they gave for | have | country and for the world. They not died in vain. The rifice will continue to ¢ to call us to worth: age which they a ¥Flays the Germans. Amcrica does not and will not ! forget their service aad sacrifice met tod to press this assu upon. the sad heart of their friends. The world has to so on. Thank God and thank our heroes that it can. but though we are busied at our ta do not forget. We cannot forge the yeurs sball give to us a truer per- c- s and in the new shall be more measure the proportion: nalvze its borrors. reckon its mienacing portent the ruthless s huns overrun 1d, on would have iwrown bleeding and hopeless to bottorn of the heel of pro- ) educated brute blocking blood-red the upward with sword | parh. | | i | }. those Fefers to Hosts of Hell, so we are gratefu) ihose thus and turned Whether they ne or un tf And stood hosts of he the camps at he weight s fel there-on the ! The those hearts torn died fighting “And with of eve in cun o delivercd elds ofF ¥ en are h men. for I must cherish the the Joss of those who for His holy cau that holy strength comfori from above. we, people bring our tears of sympathy and our grateful prayers. We do no nd cannot forget. While cities, state: d nations build their significant and enduring monuments and memorialsto mmemaorate their we shall writ deeds upon the tablets of lhr' heart Urges Truer Patriotism. “We shall exhort our people truer patriotism, nobler ism and more heaveniv cha E thus in the manhood of our country we shall erect z better memorial to whose examples gave the im- pulse to such ch: < As Lincoin ®id bt Gellysburg o6 yeurs g0, &b consol who er of hy of | were * of | only | those who in service to our coun- today | under the leadership of the American H { not | have died in vain. ! They c { memory i+ their ver | spared. ven more keen- | when the heart | was stunned and the brain was nun\h_ i and one peculiar | of bitterness that | The wheels of life are | | will lie | ITEMS ofF INTEREST TO BE FOUND IN OUR CLEARANCE Women’s $6.50 Tan Lace ........ Growing Girls’ $7 Tan Lace Women’s $11.00 Tan Lace ................ Women’s $4 White Oxfords and Pumps .. 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T call upon fheir American Legion. whose lives to fulfill those pleds: to become our even = devotion, in of have died s in the last h war experience: illaw for nspiring fulerum to lift our country to higher planes of purpose and achievement: that in this new day, freedom from oppres- sion shall be assured—freedom, politi- cal, industrial and moral—a day in which every life shall have its chance to live in the sunlight and in which the whole family of mankind shall be bound together in the spirit of zood and mnutua pect. in which distrust d religious intoler- <hall find no place and men shall work happily in nature’s fields and worship sincerely our Cammon ther. upon which Do Not Forget the Flag. “And so in this solemn hour, we ceive the holy impulse to serve manity in the self-sacrificing spirit “HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets To have a clear. pink <kin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buo; y like childhood days, you must 5 your body free from poisonous wastc:. 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