New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1921, Page 7

SUUTH MAY YET PUT ® COUNTRY 0 FR[]NT, S0 Say Speakers at Honorary Meeting for H. W. Grady | Atlanta, G May 24.+0On the Tlst annfversary of his birth memorial Scrvices were held_here today for Henry W. Grady, newspaper editor and orator whéke writings and Spceches in reconstruction days huvh’ i1 the porth and wouth did much to clelr away misunderstandings be- twgen the states. At the time of his death in 1889, Grady was managing editor of the Atlanta Constitution The program ineluded the re-un- velling of the monume rected here, by Letty Black, His & and the plicing of a wreath base, Full military honora we dered by Contederate and Unfon vet- crang ax well as veterans of the World War The University of Georgla at thets announced in connection with o celebration the establishment of we Henry W. Grady School of Jour- s in s honor. Volcing a plea in the principal ad- Irems for n Vmore iIntensive Ameri- mlsm, J ! Atwood, a Kansas ity Jurist; said it might yet come - to pass that the south would show the north e way back to sanity amd ety how to buttress anew the foundations 6 the Tiution 116 declareda strange doctrines were \broad In the land, which originated i Russia and find eager students in this and other countries. The doc- trines, he sald, are of w scheol teach- ing that “we can have government without authority, production with- out mupervision, a stute without mo- rality and manhood without honor." Against this moral y ne Am cu Is the shicld, if shield there be.” AMr. Atwood continued In Americ we must look to the most Amerl purt for leadership in the matter a that part of America Is in the south, where the language of the fathers of | the repubte In wtill rpok n-, purity, unburdened by the rals of northern FEurope or the muls plq_\u\\'vl_: of the Mediterranean.” WOMAN (-l\l N III- ARING. That She Kid- red Little Boy. Detroit, May 24—Preliminary hear- ing for Mrs. Elzabeth Lewen, 68, on # charge of murdering Max Ernst, & slx year old boy, was set for today in munieipnl court. Mre. Lewen plead- vd not gullty Inst Saturday when ars ralgned In police court. Theg proses on charged the aged wo kidnapping the boy two weeks ag tuking him to a sparsely sott) teiet and kitling hfm by strangy to gvenge a fancied wrong in iness deal with the jad’s father, Wrnst. Mrs. Lewen denled the charge. Detroit \\nlnnu ! papped and M PRO® qum RY THEORY! Opinion Is I'Inl \utlmn 1o Wreck Traln Was By Disoharged Workers, Paducah, Ky, May 2 Authoritiek today temporarily bandoned the theory that the attempt to wreck the | Hlinols Central fast passenger train near here ¢ty yestétday was for the arpose of robbery and investi g with the view of determining r disgruntled former employ- | ¢ht have pulled the spikes and » from the tract The wire s were left intact. Had these been rvembved, it was polnted out the block system would have dis- played n warning signal BOYS WORK CON Sesslon at Binghamton Attended by 1530 Delegates. RENCE, Binghamton, N. Y., May 24.—One hundred and fifty del es from all parts of the United St assembled in this city in attendance at the 15th innual sedsion of the Boys' Work conference. Addresses were made by | Wm. B, Campbell of Pawtucket, R. I, Itobert D. Klees of Chicago, Mrs. Roy Bull of Syracuse and Elizabeth Struub of Philadelphia Smith Post and Auxiliary | To Plan For Memorial Day Private Waiter.J. Smith post of ¢ Veterans of Forelgn Wars and the wuxiliary to the post, wil m.m‘ u special meeting this evening at l' o'clock in the new Turner hall on Arch steeet. Plans for Day will Te discifssed Long Island on Monday. Z4.—The starting i for the Arst open reguita of thg ! v of the yacht racing association ( Long Islang Nound will be fred on Memorial Da The 60 footerl vill greddfnnate in the first event, although practically ever class 18 entered, Th races will coptinué throughout (e summer. The last meet will be off Manhasset on Sep- tember 21 i Y L. ZELDES IS BUYING _ALL_KINDS OF JUNK. ‘D SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also, Secondl Hnod' Men's Clothes, 116 West St Tel. 633-23, —_—— —DENTISTS— . Johnson, . . . Memorial [ R (VETERANS OF THREE [y WARS TO TAKE PART ind Marines Thompson in command; U A Spanish War Vet- erans, W. I, Barnes in Stanley Post, G, A. R, 8 1. Woody commander, in automobiles: L. D Penfleld Camp, 8. of V.. ir biles with G. A. R, G. A. Weir, com- mander Exercises at Monument, autonto- Exercises at the monument after the parade will be as follows Invoeation, Rev. G. M. Missi reading of Gen'l John A. Lo address, Mayor Orson F. Cur ord Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, W. E. Latham; reports of committees on decoration of graves; address by Rev. H. W.. Maler; benediction, Rev J. L. Sullivan; taps. Line of Parade. The Itne of march for the parade follows “Parade will form on Franklin Square. positions by companies and organizations will be taken as direct ed at_1:30 p. m the line will move | 5 p. m. north on Main street to Mary's church, south to West Main to Memorial Arch, | Court of Honor to Park | Place, porth to West Main to Main 1o the cast side of the monument, hence soffhwird and’ countermarch to Sol diers’ Monument Linc will open order as the Grand Army marches through to position at the monument reises at the Schools. lXercises at the various schools will & held on Frids as follows: High school, 8:20 and 9:15 & Junior Vice Dept. Commande R, W. F. Stornberg, Samuel E. ) von, Past Commander Spanish War %, Harry C. Jackson, and J. American Legion: Rockwell school. 9 a. m., Fred C. Scharff, G. A. n urton <. Morey, U W. .V.; Northend school, 2:15 p. m.; William Barnes, U. 8. W. v,; Mnnvoc school, 9 . om., Willam E. Stuart, G Burton . Morey: Lincoln str sehool, 10 a. m., Michael McMahon, G. A. R., Gardner . Weld, American Le- gion: Bartlett school, 10:30 s D. Penfleld, G. A. R.; school, L. Penfield; school, . H. Wood, Stanley { Post, t., art 8. Hellberg, V. F. W; Smith school m., Louis F. Dunn, G. A. R., § S. Hellberg: Smalley school, 10:45 a. m., E. W. Eugene Barnes, 8. W. V.; rritg school, 2 p. m., William g ke T. Hill, 8. W. V,; Borritt“school. 1:30 p. m., W. E; Latham. G. A. R, W. W. Bullen; Grammar school, 1:30 and 3 p. m., F, V. Strester, past department com- mander G. A. R., I Hughes, past department commander Spanish War Veterans of New Jersey; Osgood Hill school, 10 a. m., Captain A. H. Grig- vold, Spanish War Veterans and Worla War Veterans; Stanley scho#l, : p. M, (. L Backus, E. R. Hitch- cock, 8 af V.; Camp school,. 10:45 a m.." W."B. Rossberg. S. of V.: St. Mary's school W. E. Latham, W, J Rawlings, 8. W. V.. 8t school, 10:45 a. m., P. V trecter, W. O, Cook Open Air school, 10 a. m., ¥ V. Streeter. «“A. G. Hammond camp, U, 8. W.'V, { Will observe Memorial Day, May 30th. as in form years. All members of the camp d also those who seryed durdhg 1698.%0 MY02, are requested to meet at thg Arch street armory not later than 9:15 a. m. on May 30th to parade to the three different ceme- teries. The parade is to leave the Arch street armory at 9:30 o'cleck sharp led by the American drum corps and on.returning to ‘the armory after the parade, dinner will be served to all the comrades by the Ladies’ Auxiliary. Members are also requested to be it the armory by 1 o'clock in the aft- ernogn o parade with the Grand Armory and other military organiza- tions. It 1a néquested by the camp that who can possibly procure flowers for Memorial Day have them at the armory before 9 o'clock a. m. ANl friends of A. G. Hammond camp who intend furnishing flowers to be sent {8 the cemctery should 1lso have them at the armory before 1. m. %0 the Ladies' Auxiliary can place them in bouquets, The necrology list of the Spanish War Veterans.ds as follows Falrview Cemctery. Daniel Mix, Co. I; R. F. Guenther Co. 1; O. Orten. Ce. 1; L. 'B. Bacon ). Larsén, Co. I: P R. Fa- ‘arlson. Co. E; J. Nel- Osterman, Co. E; Co. E: Lieut. I. V. Schultz, Co D. Adolfson, Co. D: J. Jubh, Co. D: Jogeph Swittlinger, »2d Co, Ganst Ardillery: C. Davis Co. D Finochetti, Co. D; L. B Haimer P: 3. R, MeEirmth, Co. D, U. 8. V. reers; “T. Gibbons, Co. Mo L8 neihvers A navy; M. Hogland, Co. G army; T. C ‘o, C.' 2 chusctis: ey, Co. A, 1 ment; ¥ . G, 1st A. Nelson K army: Capt. H. Ladbury chusetts; Smith, marine mell, Co Tatém arles D. Doe- | xlnn nt atholic Cemeter: Kennedy, Co, E; Kane E: T. Brefnahan, Co. E: T. P. To- bin, C'o. E: J. McAvay, Co. E: E. . Mearath, ¢ Wm. Kier- nan, Co. I; W gan, Co. I; F. Itostenbader, € Devitt, (‘0. D; J. M. Mullig Co. 1; J. Frawley, Co. D: Dan H. Stanton, Co. D; W. M May, Co. D; W. P. O'Brien, Co. 1, 3d regiment: C Jones, Co. D; Peter Storey, Co. 3d regiment; E. J. Do- ran, navy: Campbell, regular; ¢, H, Smith, Co. E. Ola Catholic Cemetery. E. J. Corbett, Co. D; P. H, McMa- hon, Co. D; _“n F.-Cute, Co. I; Luke C‘ommand; | west on Broad to | Dan Callahan, Co. E; M., NEW BRITA!N DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY MAY 24, 1081, . g Just for a special day of bargains for our Wednesday shoppers we offer dbout one hundred special lte throughout the entire store, in every department, real spécial values. Positively ne- profits figuired on row’s business. We just want to unload a part of our ldrge stock and will g1ve our customers the benems» DOLLAR DAY Women’s 75¢ knit Unionsuit, lace ey $1.00 special, 2 for . ... 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