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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
S. p. c. of U. S. Dead at
Brest Will BE Returned
Many Relatives Want Bodies to
Remain in France Because
Cemeteries Arc Beautiful

PARIS, June 2.-Ccmpletion of the
work of elimination in the larger of
the two American military cemeteries
at Rrost shows that SIS per cent of the
bodies were requested by relatives,
possibly indicating the proportion to
be removed from all the American
cemeteries in France. The bodies re-
naming at Brest will be removed later
into one or two Of the large fields of
honor.
The authorities are inclined to at
tribute the request of many relatives
that their soldier dead be allowed to
remain III France partly to the present
excellent condition Of the cemeteries
and graves. Many of the daily in
creasing number of visitors to the
Graves Registration Service say they
now prefer the bodies to remain III
France, expressing surprise at the I'M.
provement over last year, when the
cemeteries were as desoat ard bare as
when the bodies were inferred
ELIMINATION work at Brest will be
finished within ten days, when it will
be shifted TO St Nazaire. The third
shipment OF bodies will leave Brest
within few days. making a total of
1000 sent to the United States from
that port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
MARRIAGES

Al STIN-STOvT-At Christ's Church
short IIills n. j., June l, 1920. by the
Rev. c. Malcolm Douglas, Marjorie
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Newton E.
Stout to Lieut.. Charles Linnell Austin
[. S y.
RALL--O'nONOHtE Fat the Hotel st.
Regis New York CITY, June q 1920 BY
the Right Rev. NJ J. Lavele. Ethel
Louise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
J. oDonohue jr., to Alwyn Ball 50.
BIKD---K EPHART-on juno l; Royal
Ithaca, n Y.
BLOCK - STRAUss-Mr Herman W
Block, of New York, to Mrs. Fannie
Strauss, of Chicago, June @ 1920. in
Chicago.
CHRIsMAN-JOHNsoN All Saints
Church. Brooldine, Mass. on June l.,
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. William G
johnson, to Raymond Burke Chrisnan.
Of Ortonvine Mimi
M'kIN-STAGG-O June l. 1920. at the
Hotel Gotham. New York City, by the
Rev. stephen Fish sherman. of Bridge
port. Helen T. stage. daughter of Mrs.
Arthur I3edell Benjamin, to Remsen
Mckin, Of New York City.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Manhat-
tan Congregational Church. Broadway
and 17th st, New York, June ,. 1920, by
the Rev. Charles Arthur Hawley Eliza
beth Mason, daughter OF the late An
wick Schroeder. 10 Charles Edward
Nixdorf. of New York City.
SMITH-PALMER-On "Wednesday. June
?, 1920. Alice Palmer. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William II. Palmer TO Stewart
Tracy Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
George A. Fleury, Noted
Brooklyn Banker, Dies
Was Formerly President of the
United States Title Guar
o,,tv GnrpnanV
antv Company

George Arthur Fl~ury, forty four
president OF the United States Title
Guaranty Company, OF Brooklyn. at 50
Court Street in that borough, and prom
inent in financial and real estate cir
cles throughout greater New York, died
Tuesday night after long illness at
the Methodist Hospital, in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Fleury was born in Ireland, and
came to this country in 1897, when he
entered the employ Of the Lawyers
Title and Trust Company, of this city.
In 1903 he went to the Brooklyn Office
of that company. and in 1911 was APP
pointed assistant secretary. In Marc,
of the same year he became president
OF the United States Title Guaranty
Company.
Mr.. Fleury was one of the best known
business and club men in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
OBITUARY NOTES

MARTIN AVERY. eighty -four. a native
or this city. but for more than thirty years
a contractor in Port Chester, n. Y died
yesterday at his home. 297 King Street,
Fort Chester. He is survived by his wife
HERMAN BONGARD severty-four. of
-: - seventh Avenue South Brooklyn re-
Of ureinia in the Coney Island Hospital.
lie IS survived by four sons and five
daughters.
DIR. EDWARD HORACE spooNER. a
veteran of the Civil War, Is dead at his
home in Park Ridge, ~ J. He was born
III Nassachusetts eighty-one years ago and
been resident Of brooklyn, where he had
practiced medicine. He is survived by his
Wife and daughter.
MRS. GERTRUDE \. LAWRENCE. wife
of wilder +. Lawrence superintendent of
the Astoria Heat, Light and Power Com
pany. died Tuesday at her home 618
Academy Street, Astoria, after an illness
Of one year In addition to her husband
she is survived by son and a daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

He was president and director Of -,
Security Safety Deposit COMPANY '"s
director of the PEOPLES Trust e
pany, trustee Of BROOKLYN Hosn nm,
and member of the Adeiphi Col Ga
Association, the Apollo, Hamilton 60
cent, Campfire, Bankers and Broot'.'r
Rotary clubs, the Real Estate F Pa
Of New York and the BROOKLYN Cb Vs,sa
Der Of Commerce. He Was also p .rna
tee OF the Brooklyn Association fo~ =. Ss'
Improvement of the Condition o.. W. we
Poor and the Berkelv Institute soc;e me
He is survived by son ana =
brother. "3 i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
ENGAGEMENTS

BERNSTEIN--KoRNs and Mrs.
Maurice kornsand. OF 1929 Park ave,
announce the engagement of their daush-
ter. Evelyn w, to Mr.. David NJ. Bern
stein, son of Mr. and Mrs l. Bernstein
Of 1855 2lst ave, Bensonhurst.
pARKFR---k ATZ-M,. and Mrs. Jacob
Katz. 220 West 10Th st. announce the
engagement OF their daughter Juliet to
Mr. Albert Parker Reception Hotel
Aston, Sunday. June G. TO 6. :
SPINGARN--CORN--M and Mrs. Joseph
Corn, $50 Riverside Drive. announce tia
betrothal OF their daughter Harriet to
Harry Spingarn. son of DR.. and Mrs. L.
Spingarn. Reception at Hotel Astor
June 20, 1920 from to g. no cards. =
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An Active Group

Although one of the youngest posts
in the Legion, Sd Naval District psf,
887, with Mrs. Daisy Leighton Reilly as
president, is rapidly gaining recogni-
ton as one Of the most active in the
community. In the parade last Monday
color bearers from the dreadnought
Tennessee carried the colors. and the
navy banner and members of the post
made splendid showing with their
own flags.
After the parade the post gave a
luncheon in honor of the officers and
men of the Tennessee and the recev-
ing ship barracks. 1t also went over
the top" splendidly in the Luna Park
outings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
MRS. MARY KINGSIrY

Mrs. Mary Kingsley, widow of Ma,
rice Kingsley, the eldest son of C5arla.
Kingsley, the eminent English auto.
died Tuesday after an illness Of f.r
days at her home, Pepperdav 81,
New Rochelle. n. Y. She was
daughter of Edward Yorke. of PIX
delphia. Her marriage to Mr. Kinaa
ley took place at the American pss
bassy at Mexico City in 1878. Sba - bas
lived in New Rochelle for the n .a,
thirty years and is survived bv iS,,
sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
DEATHS

BANIBERGER-Herm on Tuesday. juno
,i in his =. s2d year. beloved husband Of
father OF Esther Rcinhcimer, Alfred H.
BI ia Alice Manages and Robert p.
dcnce. iS5 West SSth ST.. on, on Thursday
morning, June 3, at 20 O'Clock. Phila-
delphia papers please copy.
ENNf1TT-Lucile Bennett. widow of the
late Edwin Bennett, of Jersey CITY. on
June :. 1920. at the home Of her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. William Cullen Morris, of
Flushing. Funeral private.
nIACk-At Rutherford, \. J.. Tuesday
June !, 1920, Jennie -. in 18th year Of
her age Funeral services Will be held
hoso ' ~ a0V Was 81 n4T daVsh' MT Fora
\, J., on Thursday, June 8. at p. m.
BOR0FI1-At saranac Lake. ~ Y, June l.
1879 Elizabeth Borof sister of Mrs. J,
f Il. Bellows, of Saranac Lake. Funeral
from 80 West 18th st, New York City
Thursday, $50 p.
BROGKS-Marcia Warren. wife Of -.he
late George Gordon Brooke, at her home
in lleasantvil.e. n y, on June I. 1920.
in the 76th Year of her age. Funeral
services at her late reAidence on Thurs
day j une 3, at $40 p. m Train leaving
upper level, Grand Central station. 2:l3
p. m, Harlem Division. n Y. c. r. r.
neral on Thursday. Requiem mass at
10 a. III. at the Church of the Resurrec-
CANALE-on May 81. Irene A. beloved
the late Anthony and Catherine Conway.
Funeral from her late residence, so Bank
TO St Bernard's Church, West l4,h St
where solemn mass of requiem Will be
celebrated. lntcrment Calvary
C0HEN-Ph!lip. Loyalty Lodge, No. s76
i. and y. M.-Brethren: You are hereby
summoned 10 attend the funeral of our
late BROTHER. Philip Cohen. from Sol A
Kothschild,s Funeral Parlors. 159 West
l2oth st. Friday, morning ct 10 O'Clock
~ order of Charles Norden. Master
Samuel w. Fauer, Secretary.
DEELY-On May 81, Margaret Mary Deely.
beloved daughter Of Patroman william
Deely and Annie Relihan. Funeral
Thursday, juno 3, at 10 a. M from her
late residence, $40 18th st, College Point
Observation-Disclosures on June /, Alex
4nder Fleming. beloved husband OF
Emma Post Denniston. Funeral service
Yonkers. N. Y. Thursday morning at
II 80 o'clock. lnterment private. Please
Observation-Disclosures widow ~ ma LOT.
Robert c. Ferguson. at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. Frank p Bal. ?
pelaiieid Place. West Brighton. staten
Island. Funeral private.
FLYNN--Jamos +. Flynn. 442 East 17atb
81 Funeral 10 a. m, Friday. June l.
Church Of Our Lady Of Victory. Inter
1ent Calvary
I.EURY-On June /. 1920. at the Brook
lyn Hospital, George a. Fleury. husband
Of the late Caroline pitmars Fieurv and
beloyce father Of George Arthur Fleur..
lr Funeral services at Holy Trinity
Brooklyn, Friday evening AT 5 O'clock
Sc. ,sl5,e and interment at Jamesport
suffolk County. \. y. on Saturday. June
3, al 1870 a. m. Train Leaves Flatbusl
aV station. L. !. r. r.. at So a M
FREEMAN-I.odoiska on Tuesday. june
W.; at st luke,s Home. broadway anG
1l4th st, daughter Of tho late Capror
and MAHaha kimball Freeman. FUNERAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
A Few Decorations

Perhaps the most decorated man in
the American LEGION is a member Of
the Captain Belvedere Brooks Post. He
enlisted with the Canadians under the
name Of John P. Hamilton, was
wounded seven times and has eight
decorations from Great Britain,
France and Russia and is one of the
eight men in the entire British forces
to receive congratulatory letter from
the King and Queen of England His
right name was not disclosed until
after he had been wounded and deco
rated several times.
The hero veteran is Milton c.. Kauf-
man. He is one of the posts repre-
sentatives on the county committe and
has taken an active part in Legion af-
fairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
MALCOLM AFNTARTIN

Malcolm McMartin. one of the oldest
residents of lower Fifth Avenue. died
on Tuesday at his home, 1853 Fifth
Avenue, near Twenty-second Street,
where he had lived for sixty-seven
years. He was born scventy-four years
ago. and was graduated from Prince
ton University in 1867. He had long
been familiar figure at the Union
League and University clubs, but had
been confined to his home for more
Than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Big Post Demands Bonus

While many posts have passed reso-
lutions urging on. Congress the neces-
sity for passing bonus measure for
former service men and women. it is of
especial note that the 106th Infantry
Post, claiming membership of more
than 1000, most of them veterans of
the fighting overseas, has gone on
record as advocating adjusted com
pensation of not less than $50, nor
more than $50 for each month of
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
asl,ingtcn Descendant Buried

Funeral services were held yesterday
for Mrs. Francis II. Washington Bond,
sixty-fve, who died last Sunday at the
home of her daughter. Mrs A. P Nor
osini, of Roseland Avenue, Essex FEELS.
N. j. She was a great grandniece of
George Washington and a charter mem
Der OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution
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THEODORE DARUrS PECK

Theodore Darius Peck, a member of
the firm Of A. G. Edwards & Co., bank
ers and brokers Of this city, is dead at
his home in Morristown, N. J. He be-
gan business as a hardware merchant
in Morristown, then entered the firm of
Post d Flagg. of this city, and later
became q member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
BIRTHS

MARCUS-Mr and Mrs Bernard X. Mar
cue {nee Libby Marjorie Phillpsl, So
West End ave, announce the birth Of
son Monday. May 81.
(nee Helen Bosenstein) of Shelton. Conn
announce the birth Of son. Monday,
May 81. =
TOBIAS-To Mr. and Mrs. David T.
Tobias (nee Sadie Brandenstein). son.
May 20.
yyHtTESTONE-Mr and Mrs Emil s.
Whitestone. Of New York. announce the
brth OF z. son Tuesday. June 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

7C4, the Bronx, has not halted the
nlemb ership drive and asks that all
applicants communicate with him. The
post will hold a meeting next Monday
evening at Borough Hall, fremont and
Thir~ venues. The women's auxiliary
is to hold dance at S82 East Tremori
Avenue next Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
DAVID EANTO

VIENNA, June 2.--Announcement is
made Of the death of David Fanto, of
the oil firm of David Fanto & Co.. of
this city. He was known as the Pc
trolcum King Of Central Europe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

Port Chester Post, 90, of Port
Chester, N. Y, startled the natives Of
that town with the parade it organized
on Memorial Day. Hundreds Of
veterans were in line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
POST ACTIVITIES

Manhattan Pot, 800, will meet to-
morrow evening at the Spanish War
Veterans club rooms, 1877 Columbus
Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

United States Marines Post, 300,
meets tonight at &c East Forty seventh
Street. This post will hold a shore
dinner at Brighton Beach June 10.
Wade II. Hayes, commander of the
New York Department of the Legion.
Will make an official presentation Of
the colors to the Manhattan Naval
Post this evening at the posts head
quarters. 226 West Fifty eighth Street.
The post auxiliary will attend the
ceremony. Others who will be there
are Henry W. Buxton, chairman of New
York County; William Deegan, chair
man of Bronx County, and several post
pr 3idents. Admiral c. A.. Carr also
has been invited.
Sergeant joyce Kilmer Post meets
to-morroW NIGHT at post headOuarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

William B. Stacom, of 523 East 1soth
Street, president of Arthur Viens Post,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Passing in Review

For the first time since their organi-
cation, American Legion members have
people.
While the veterans have made their
voice heard on all questions Of vital
interest, the Legion has been known
only on paper to the majority of the
people. On Memorial Day it paraded
as a unit for the first time. and made
showing OF which the Legionnaires
may we'll be proud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
The American
News: Local, State and National

addresses were made. The Belvedere
Brooks Post played a prominent part
in the Memorial Day parade. and one
of its members, DR.. Edward S. Bushee,
of $40 West End Avenue, had the
satisfaction of hearing a march he
composed played b. the 18th Infantry
Band 1t was "We're With You, Per
shing." The posts next meeting will
be held on the evening Of June IL. at
80 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

The 18th Post meets next Monday
evining at the 18th Armory, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

JAQl Es--on June .. George NJ Jacques
beloved father Of Mrs ~ p lsfesSs
Funeral services at his late resiasnss,
ls7 Alexander av, Bronx. on Frisv
June 4. at 30 ,. m. lntcrmen, WoeS.
lawn. ~ .N'.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

JoHNsoN-on May 81 1920. Anna John.
son, aged IS vars. Funeral services -
h.r late residence. 270 Garden ave
Mount Vernon. \. y. Friday evening
O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

Sergeant joyce Kilmer Post meets
tomorrow night at post headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

FMFIER-Christian suddenly on Nay
81, in the asa year of his aRc. Funeral
Thursday. 10 a. n, from his ate resi-
dencc, SO Fresh Pond Road Brooklyn:
thence 10 Church OF ST Matthias. where
q high mass Of requiem VIII Tee h.ia Tor
tho rcDose Of his soul Iniernlent CAL
vary Cemetery.
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May 81. al his late residence. G03 l1ri,i
Parkway, EInora. =. J.. former - >4i
West 1soth st, Manhattan. hai0re,l ags-
banG OF l.veiyn +. Retcnnrtarn nd
father Of Waiter W and Wlaan. sur
viYing. Services "Wednesday ee.ring,
SIS. at his late residence T2'lc Cen
tral r. i. of \. T. lntermont az Wood
lawn Cemetery 1870 a. IL. Thu saay.
] hll.A-. l.. ul--a --,---s ,,.as. 1-L-..-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
I1UYKE G. QUINONES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COPY
San Juan, P. r.
September s, 1920.
u. W. PUlris,
Allen 16,
San Juan, p. r.

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Ptdcene intormdr a ustcd que he sentido 0ertludc-
10 placer al ente1drme dc la prOducc6R de la ObrG
de SifROnds S0bfc la Guerra mURdidE. CudRd0 ST.
@0fds en1pes0 trd0r estd question en- la "ReristG
dct MWndO', me suSc,ibj en- cl inter6s que ten{G
dc leer sus habajos Tencrlos en- cdstcLano en- mi
9ibdiOteca constitnyc para mi la redlisdci6n de Nn
ideal en- el cnGl h0bia pensddo.
lie satudQ CON todo dfecto Ie felicita por su ira
Lajo,
(Frmddo) JUAN B. HUYKE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
SECREFARIA DE CAMARA Y GoBIERNo
DEL
oB1sPADo DE PUERTO RICO. 4

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Z, Nay yestimqdo ydistmguido Seniors etenido en
Gais mdnos pasado mi ristG por etiRdice de mate
ras del primer t0n0 de lGObrG titWlGdG HistOrtG de
la Guerra del MWnd0% escritG en- inglGs p0rFranb
\ II. Simeonds q trdducidG al cGstelldnO pOr Carmen
Torres Galde'pn de Pinillos q Miguel dc ZdrrdgG,
m0puedo mcnOs de Gdnras la HdnicG empresd, req
lisada ppagistramente por dcho autor, jusgar por
c tndice del Primer tOnO, de los cinco qWe conpOcn
la Obrd ct0d0.
Ni tclicitac6n mds sincera; y dcseo que todos los
cstudOsOs GmGntes de la literature historical ten
gan en- sa bibotecd Obrd, que, a dMdarIo,
tribuird en- gran mednerG que en- los puebt0s cons
cjentcs de destinOs prOridenciales dprendan a
cumplr CON sWs deberes en- la pdS a sdcyifcGrse
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AprOrcchO estG OCCASION para rendifle mas respetos
con la consideration mas distinguidd.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
POR FRANK II. SIMONDS

Ell autOr del lbrO Frank H. Smonds conocdO que
cas necesaro escbr sobre 6 Autordad mundal
mares dieciOchO esudOs de esratega mar
prOfetiz6 ageda del mundo fue amadO ell Pres
dente POncare Franca bata de Verdun
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historic ser monumentO de la literature sobre la
Ademas las descrpcOnes de los de baaa
han include expresamente muchsmOs datOs hsoos
bre La participation de Puerto Rico la gran guerra
Hay aculO por Honorable Felix C6rdoya Davila Conf
SOnadO Resdene Washington Otra sOre participation
Los escolaFes g. Miller COmisionadO de instruction.
descpci0n del hundimienO del CAROLN escrita
nor un supervyene usre historic del RegimienO de Puerto
Rico ell captain are; las stas Ocaes de las Jutas
Exencipnes ofcaes graduados campamentos
Tambn esamO atandO de cOnsegur sta Official
sodadOs de los regenos 3 374 375 conpear
A todO hombre que ha sido sodadO neres
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The Washington herald., 1920-05-31
Justice or Justice?

The indictment of the Department of Justice for
of suspect citizens connection with raids directly
ordered by the General formal detailed and
mpresey backed by lawyers and teachers of law that Mr.
Palmer his and for the sake
1t that Of the Of the charges
conspicuous for their judicial frame of mind They
society of heat than of light Others
less assaants of the of the
and such partisans
But after all discount made the indictment stands demanding
and conclusive if the American public is
pc satisfied There has been evidence this
ton of it. tending make believe that the
of zeal control of guilty few, had done
much injustice the innocent while engaged in the execution
Of law born of Whether there has
such MISUNDERSTANDING hundreds Of
of believe that there has been and they preparing
accordingly. The belief based
has made thousands from liberalism adcasm 1t
arrsyed against the and against the
the radical of the 1t has led
Europeans visiting since the closed that
of political dissent have
than anything known Europe during
Such facts and charges pleasant
the pilorying of the Department OF Justice The
spotss its robes the better it the When other
officials of fall from ideals, the Attorney
and his aides should Their might should
their method "due Of law" and terrorist
The Washington herald., 1920-05-31
In Memory of Heroes.

Memorial Decoration Day of those symbolic festivals
spirit the of unending life and growth
originated the North Today in community OF the
Federal and Confederate will march side by side
At used solely homage to the Memories OF men
Lincoln and Grant and had fallen in combat
within circle of commemorative love the larger
Of who returning from had become peaceful civilians
then had died normal Now makes the living recall
who died free Cuba Porto Rico and the
Philippines SPAIN and also the gallant youth whose deaths
part the price of saving Europe from German autocracy
What the future has for the day. tell But
the idea and ideal back of large that will always find
whose spirit has been tested in battle If other
warriors also
graves flowers the noble ritual of aernal
regard And this whether the be home abroad For
nothing significant connection with today celebration than
the fact that Euopes nations keep with In the Che
dra Rheims in the American controlled the Rhine at the
dead France the dining halls of nnumer
able hotels of capitals be shown vaor The
sacrifice better humsny condition. whether the
life laid the altar that Of Red Cross
be told by dvn and whose speech
English but whose hearts with America.
Thus, by the universally of appeal making
possible OF all lands what
be the typical of all national holidays make
the world Sacred inspiration should be sacred its
hoyday well holiday and used for far
than for
The Washington herald., 1920-05-31
French General Flags Treaty
As Feeble Document; Scorns
Barbed Wire around Russia

treaties in the world could not Gre
cianize Thrace or Adrianople. AL
though the Turks may sign. they
will never live up to the treaty.
Sees New Alliance.
The outcome probably will be
that Turkey will seek a strong al
lance with another power. which
will inevitably be Russia, and
which probably WIN be willing to
allow Turkey to retain her impe-
rial government in return for an
outlet to the Bosphorus.
Even on the Rhine. France IL
carrying out English theories.
maintaining a huge force of occu-
patton instead of resuming sane
relations and trading with the for
mer enemies. thus to get coal and
other staples France must have.
Declares for Federation.
thoroughly agree that a fedora
ton Of nations is essential to the
future peace of the world. but not
the present league. which Is not
based on. sound economic princi-
pies and which has no real power.
but Is merely a feeble instrument
through which the victors wish to
carry out their will.
As for the tension between
Czecho- and Poland. the
Czechs are bound to have an out
let to secure which an alliance
with Russia is an inevitable neces.
sity for them.