The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-21
PATRIOTISM AND
LOVE OF COUNTRY
Daughters Of American Revolution
Dedicate Their New Home.
SHOW PLACE IN WASHINGTON
Nhru Completed. ia" Heautifut
nuitdinE. Constructed - Marble
end steel. VIII Have Cost Up
wards 81 i0n.uoO.

wards oG sioo.ooo
Washington April - Patriotism
and .u,e of country formed the Key
note 81 the ,cremonie- held Monday
ia ih, dedication of memorial ,onu-
men al hall. thenew and handsome home
of th, national society ol the naush
ttrs cf he American revolution While
the white marble and steel building b
uot completed yet. ITS construction has
progressed 50 Tar tha' the annual
IN ring of me society which began
Monday afternoon Is being held within
its walls
When h exercises OF dedication bc-
gan the hall was nearly filled with
members OF the society and their
friends Despite The unfinished condi-
TON ~ Inc structure the arrange
mcnt- for The comfort and convenience
OF the Delegates and others in attend
ace were admirable. The auditorium
was beautifully decorated the basis OF
the decorations being great American
fags The auditorium. including the
CALLER, will seat about three thousand
versions
The president-genera 10 The society
Mr., Charles Warren Faiihanks was
escorted into the han by the Firsr
regimen ~ Minute Men. acting A. a
guard 81 honor. A. She passed down
the wair aisle in The personal escort OF
Col. Charles : Bromweli and 81 Com
mander Cameron MGR. WINSTON of the
navy who were directors OF the cerc
monies. She was received hy he mem
hers 81 The society standing fhe or
Oh .stra of the Marine band playing
'.Tho Sta Spangled Banner Rt Rev.
Henry y. Satterlee bishop Of Wash
ing-on. pronounced me invocation rhe
AZ. mhiage sang America under me
leadership of the band and Rev br
III Periera Menlcr minister or thc
Spanish ami portugl'se congregation
Of New York Jed in prayer
Address ~ Nr-. Fairbanks.
After Han Columaia had been
SUM PSI he male quarte'te Mrs. Fair
BAN the presiiont--enera deiivere
an address She welcomed cn hfhall
OF he .ocicty th. distinguished guests
present and thtn gave "a brief resume
of rha history al th- memorial hall
r~,i- She Said ir was a tribute sd
gratitude to the promoters ~ The war
of independence and 20 fheir generous
hearted allies nom across the -ea. Il
those brave soldiers who had turne.
,ha -urrlnr coionfas mo a vast r.
pnblic
senaror Jonathan p Doiiyer OF
IOWA delivered an address. in which
he maid al eio1uent tribute rs Ameri
.ar ,9anhond ana particularly IL tho
women whose energy and patriotism
had enabled Them 10 erect This lasting
which he said had beer
created ont ~ the dust IN rho earth hv
81 $50 Datritotic women III suggested
mat one Of the objects 81 the society
or,r. N liz rhr p-e,arafion af a thor
nr-h ana cownlota hisfo-, III tile Unit
N states Then h. said
,ppr.rfatinn Of French HrIp.
n am PARTICULARLY clad fhaf Ambas-
e,ao- lussr-and Is here TODAY be-
capse tbi. occasion sin AFFORD him an
on,,rtrnity as see ana to understand
rou ,he women or fhi- dav approciat.
France ~ fbe las, century We apnrp-
ciafed fha helm France gave rs IN our
rim. ~ need and the po1nle ~ Amer
IA rayo- failed ~ their love and "a
mratirn and regard for That r-eai
community across The Sea which IA
mad. 81 much for tho hest ana wisest
deyelopment of Eurone
Attbe corcl,.io, ~ ,ba rendition j.
"Tho u.r..iusfsa X, no Marine
banf ,-mbaeaador Ins..rand vas in.
ros,.sd lv me ,restIant GENERAL IL
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