Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
Great Throng at Arlington Ma
tionaI Cemetery Hears ADJ
dresses in Memory of Men
Who Wore Blue in Civil War
G. A. R. VETERANS CHEER
WHEN WILSON APPEARS
Speeches Praise Men Who Pre-
served Union Of Nation and
Spirit of Harmony Which
Now Exists in Country

tuy MORNING JOURNAL spee,Al lrAsro w,su
Washington. May 90 President
Wilson and sneaker CLARK delivered
addresses an the memorial dsv ~,
vices under tha auspice. ,r M -
r.. IN Arlington national cemeter, to.
day.
Th. nresident had NAT o,ro.t.d ~
.participate but feeling th.t f,lsl
construction md besn placed nnon his
decIination decided TO-DAY a. attend
and sneak pefore me president. A..
.cigion haa baen rom,npnieatad u
those IN rhsrpo ths, bad fn,.tto3
Sneaker Clart a. MAKO M address ~
the da, and ho h.d co,,o rron, ,tIsn
tic Cit,. far tbis n,,rno.e
president vilso, u,,s op,l.,,a.1 .,s
ne entered tbe ,ino-clad d,,nnhifhoater
in which tho ovs,.fsos NOR, ,,I5 ana
.aeain whom Dr X cIooson the
comnapdar of mo departr,ent ~ tbe
potomac Grand ARM, NJ ~. pen,h-
lic presented Mn, a. the oro,t ..nai-
.epcn made ~ chiefly IN n,e,,,hors III
n,triotie eociatias y,ho carrt,., +boirI
flags ana wore me msirpis ~ their
order
Commitments Spo,Lor Cta,L
In his introduction of sneaker
'Clarlt Dr Gleason smoke of the Mis-
so,,ri leader as othe man v,bo bas al-
WAYS been a friend of tha s,i,lisr Who
is aIwave f,tr.,nd fiehfs nm the omen -
Mr. Clarl.'s rocoption ,vas r1ml,l-
rous tla anep.d his ,ddr.es ,,if, IN
exnrassion M approciatior ~ me
haarty greeting
President wilson spolso IL follows.
"a nacplfar nri,iIepo came a. the
mon who fougbt for the .upiop There
III mn other ct,u ,yar In history the
stires of which vare removad hefora
tba mon who aid tb. 0ebtne nassed
rro,, the staoo of if. "a tbot ,,.o..o .o,,.
rhoss men sometbipo more than a
l.,.l to..et,btishr,.,, of tno upio,,
we owe them the spiritual re-estab-
rehmapt of the npiop. far thev NOT
oply reunited stotas INN they re,intted
th. sririt. of mon Tb,t h tnetr
.uniopa reinforcement unoyappled any-
yrbara else in tho annals or mankind :
t,.t tho ,.er,.- mon ,,hor tbe,. o,er-
rono i'm hattie ioin i'm nraise ana qrat-
undo th..t M .,,io,, ,y,s eo,,od ,rhere
10 sometbine nsruliarly beautifnI and
.,..,,lisrl, topcbine about that
prestdrnt'. rribute
.,v1,.oa,-o,. d. ,,,.,, ,,ho H.. st,it tr,.
.,,,., ~. 'ae,.ots bir,solf ~, t,o sor,.iee n,
IKE n,tion eo,nos .ini, T., .nroeenca liIEs
.,t,t. r. int, ! ',,raca ii,o this NJ snirtt .
,,,ns, ne necnliarly moved mandate
ts ioid mon hin, which seems a. sneal.
fror, tbo yer,, or,yes themselves
,rt,,.,. nh. sow. tbls nathan o-batbor
i'm pqace or I'm war should serve the
,a,ion ,yithont thongbt of tbenselves
= can never .snoal IN praisa of war
,.o,, ,yonld NOT desire me- to do so Ruf
tbere +. This oecnliar distinction be-
longing to the soldier that ne goes into
an enterprise ont of which he himself
corpot eet anvthing al all Ha is Civ
inc everything that he hath, even his
life in order that others may live. not
i'm order that ne himself may obtain
gain and prosperity And Just as soon
as the tasks of peace are performed
in the same spirit of self-sacrifice
and devotion, peace societies will not
be necessary The very organization
of society viii be guarantee of peace.
Discrimination of Language.
Therefore this peculiar thinE
comes about, that we can stand here
and praise the memory of these sol
diers in the interest of peace. we are
reputed to be somewhat careless III
tIIT discrimination UI MuINh IN the use
of the English language ana YET II Is
interesting 10 note tha' 'he'e are some
words about "nleh we Are very cure
fun.
We use the adJerl''e great soille-
what ihdiseflinlhaleS' In"h VINO
has made the conquest Oh ms telioW
mon for his own gain displays such L