Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-12
MURDER CHARGE AGAINST FATTY
ARBUCKLE IN DEATH OF MOVIE
ACTRESS AT SAN FRANCISCO
ATLANTIC CITY IN DAY LONG
OVATION TO PRES|DENT--C
FRANK ADDRESS TO VETERANS

Atlantic City, Sept. IA message
% former service mon was delivered
t,,o TODAY by President Harding dur
rr his sabbath activities at the
...a, side, (which included attendance
-, church. an address to veterans of
,te rifh Division, A. Z. F., and an
.,,,.s stroll among the boardwalk
crowds
After attending the Chelsea Baptist
,i.rfh with Mrs Harding and his
,pes,y the president found several
hu,dr,d Fifth Division veterans as
.cmbled IN front Of his beach front
bo,cI when he returned. Standing on
rba;r. the president urged that for
MGR service men aid in solving the
,,otlcms Of peace as they had those
Of war
There is nothing too good in
America for its veteran defenders.
he sad An America is proud of
what YOU and your division did at the
Mouse. All America is proud of what
our soldiers did in the critical days
Of the war
Annarcntlv referring to the soldiers
bonus legislation, the president de-
rarcd that the nation would spare no
srarts 10 care for its wounded and its
disabled defenders.
The man who came back wounded
and impaired in ability to carry on
The vocation of his life deserves the
fullest aid in our power to give, and
propose to use all influence l have
tc sec that he gets it," he said. But
am not 50 much concerned with those
who came out of the war unimpaired.
They have the compensation of SUI
prcme service and experience. You
may he disappointed with matters of
legislation. but I want you to know
that We are interested in your welfare.
Il am not unmindful of the job you
did over there. I am not unmindful
# the service you rendered to the
country under your former comman-
der and I ask that you will render
me- the same faithful service during
the years | am in Office. There is still
greater service to be rendered in es-
tablishing national lines of peace. II
Is Up to YOU to help solve the problem
that has been thrust upon us by the
enemy from within.
I want this to continue as an
America Of opportunity and service
/ md in1 nf 10 flf FIR O.
cation"
The president shook hands with
several hundred of the war veterans,
who We're accompanied by band
and color standard. He also shook
hands with hundreds of visitors who
crowded about him and almost mob
he'd him as he passed into his hotel.
Mayor Bader of Atlantic City pre-
Sented tho president with key to
The city and Mr.. Harding told the
Fifth Division men he wanted them to
share in the welcome
Al o'clock this afternoon. despite
light drzzlc, President Harding
'rampcd mile on the board walk
ana was given enthusiastic recep-
lions With difficulty he waded
through crowds who pressed from all
Sdes He shook hands with hun
afedS mostly children. was bonn barded
with flowers and finally the crush be-
'ame SO great he was forced into a
So" street. Circling around through
me city amid applause from crowds
v" cottage and hotel porches. the
president returned to the board walk
ana fnishcd his stroll to his hotel.
nv was accompanied on the walk by
''ofge Christian. his private secre-
.arE' and Alexander r. Moore of
Piusburg.
foW0S grouped around the pres
'''N' hotel all day, cheering as he
que ana went. He was recognized
","'d'ai'Iy in his white fiannels
At church tho president heard a
'"on by the Rev. !. Keith McCloud
1"asantvillc, \. J.. who pro-
.'0h''d prayers for the president and
he government