The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-15

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torian general and has competent aids In
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'ure On arlington fast ana Present
at the meeting OF the mississippi So
cieV' SATURDAY night at Confederate
memorial Hail 10 vermont Avenue
North"esI IN hohor OF Mrs Rose the
society mas prepared special musical
prosramne. refreshments VIII De
served general invitation mas been
eStehuea 10 Aiississipplans'
"Is. ., rose hose mas Hlaoe several speeches
at the CohNentloh. fossessed OF pleas
ing persOhaiity ana marked executive
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ue"l Vi Ihe Misslssippl DIVISION.
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IaSLhB OF Ihe cornerstone OF the Conteo-
crate Monument In Arlington stirred his
Southern auditors to wild enthusiasm,
yesterday wrote to Mrs. Frank G. Oden-
heimer. acting president general Of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy, a
letter in which he told how he, a Union
soldier, was no stranger to the Con-
burying-ground in Arlington
Corporal Tanners wife is buried there,
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