Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
FLAG DAY IN
SALT LAKE CITY.
Old Glory Float.d From Public
Buildings, Business Blocks
And Homes
LIBERTY PARK EXERCISES.
G A. r. Presents Starry Enalsn 10
The Schools Speeches BY Cover
nor, Mayor and Others

This IN Flax day In Salt Lake as we'll
an throughout the country, Tho stars
and Stripes have noated from every
public building and business block ana
from almost every home The sale ~
The patlon0l colors Is reported by the
dry goods houses ~ having been tho
heaviest IN their history This after.
noon the q, A, II, are holding public
exercises IN Liberty Park Thousands
Of children arc IN attendance for the
purpose OF witnessing the presentation
10 the schools Of 200 nogs, The full
program for the oocaelon IN us fol.
lows
selection ,,,u,,,,,,ruu,n Band
Address 5000, Mayor Richard L, Morris
school chorus Emerson, Hamilton
Grant, Webster, sumner ana oquirrh
Address ,,uuu,,uoN John g. cutler
Instrumental muaicu,, K0thleno ana
Edward Fitzpatrick Franklin School
Presentation Of nngs 70 the public
achools-lol u, y, Burns Of q, a, H.
Response ",.usupt u u, Christensen
puet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIII lInll
ana Blanche SQulree Lafayette school
speech uurtptt,,np,,,itt
pr Henry j. Talbot Mexican Post
Trio, "fraumoreh' .p,p,,,r,i,,n,
Marjorie Short plano Mary Bogue,
mandolin Geo <lnk, violin Wa.
mlch school,
speech OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mnth'
onlah Thomas Board Of Education
Recitation, "Tho Mantle Of John dc
Manha,' Mildred Brown, oqulrrh
speech uu'u'f!.' .!'''l!'"u 80
dcn, NJ, NJ Kolghn, Maxwell Post
quartet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80.
Emma evans, Irene Kcny deri.
rude Kelly Jennie Miles Woslsido
llgh School,
speech .,,u.u,pr r. W. pnkcrton
solo Josephine Ncncss, Lowell School
speech u,nu,,up,nDr Worthlllgton
Salute 90 the Flag ,u,,u,u,u,,,,,
.,u.u ,ruplls from Public Schools
'NmcrlrN ",t.trtip,s',t,,stp
combined chorusee ana Audience
MUSIC ,,t,sst''',ttn ,ppp!'tp Bnnd
Speeches nro 10 be limited 10 nyo
minUtcp
FLAG DAY LITERATURE,
Following IL q portion Of the patriotic
literature sent out by tho national assoc
ciatlon with regard 10 Flag day
"On tho nm day Of June, M con.
grces enacted Thai the Nag ~ tho ~
United states be ~ stripes alternate
rcd and white, that tho Union 10 "a
stars, white IN blue field representing
u new constellation Tho urmbor Of
stripes having been Increased by tho
admission ~ now sialos, our slro TO
he expanded future dawncd upon our
fathers, and the rs original etrlpca were
unohangenbly restored by act Of Cons
groHs on April T. 1875 when II was en-.
acted That from and after tho ilh
day OF July next the Nag NJ tho Unit.
cd states bc ~ horizontal stripes, alter,
nato red ana white that the Union be-
20 stars white In blue Reid, ana that
on the admission Of u new state into the
Union, one star be added ia the Union
OF the Gag, ana such oddtlon shall take
effect on tho ith day of July next sue.
ccedlng such admission since 1878 20
stars or soverelsn states have been
added 10 tho Union, making "a IN ALL
since the struggle Of ls60.b, the ilng
has become the symbol of a mighty
nation, II has been carried 60 tho Ut
most parts Of the earth, carrying llbs
orty whenever II has boon thrown 10
the hrccse Americans cannot fan Of
a feeling ~ pride and satisfaction, nor
refrain the swelling OF patriotism IN
tho breast when we contrast the mean.
Ing, IN far distant lands, ~ ours and
| other Mass displayed together
The stars and Stripes within the re-.
| cent past has come 10 possess new
beauty for friendly eyes, and now ter.
| rors Tor the foes Of liberty