Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-02
AN ERA IF WORLD U UNDERSTANDING. |S PREDICTED BY. CHIEF EXECUTIVE. Plymouth Rock Re-Dedicated
 as Symbol of Freedom
 by Executive HARDING IS HOPEFUL Asserts His Faith in Outcome of Coming Meeting For
 World Disarmament
HARDING IS HOPEFUL

PLYMOUTH, Mass. August l. - Plymouth Rock, for three centuries a landmark of American freedom. was rededicated by President Harding to- day as a symbol of real human broth erhood" for all the world
 Speaking at the tercentenary cele- bration of the landing of the Pill grims, the president declared his fer vent hope that the principle of toler- ation and liberty for which our fath- CTS crossed the Atlantic might soon awake a new world era in which peace and understanding would be assured among the nations. He re- ferred in particular to the nations ef- fort toward disarmament. asserting his faith that the movement would succeed.
 With his tribute to the Pilgrims, President Harding linked a eulogy to the achievements of the English speaking race everywhere and declar ed he was convinced that the mission of the race would encompass even greater things than it had yet accom- plished. The leadership of the Eng lish-speaking peoples in the present world crisis, he said, could not be denied nor doubted by any one.
 The presidents address, delivered within a few hundred feet of the spot where Plymouth Rock has been en- closed in iron palings to preserve it for posterity, was part of an anniver- sary celebration in which Vice Presi- dent Coolidge and many other high officials of state and nation partici- pated.
 Earlier in the day, he had headed and reviewed a parade of civic, mili- tary and naval organizations through the historic streets of Plymouth and tonight he witnessed the tercentena- ry pageant reproducing the landing of the Pilgrims.
 With Mrs. Harding and a party of friends, the president reached Ply mouth from Washington shortly be- fore noon on his yacht Mayflower, named for the Pilgrim ship, which entered this harbor under such wide ly different conditions three hundred years ago.
 Three battleships and six destroy CTS IOIIleu du eSCOIl lOI MdS flower of today. She was welcomed by a booming of the presidential sa' lute from a battery ashore, while a British cruiser, the Cambrian, dipped her flag at her anchorage just out side Plymouth harbor.
 Ashore, a troop of cavalry formed a presidential guard of honor and many organizations, including a unit of British marines from the Cambri an. marched in the parade which passed in review before Harding anC his party.
 The presidents hope that Ply mouth Rock might become a shrine for all free nations was echoed 1T brief addresses by William H. Dc Baufort, charge of the Dutch embas sy at Washington. and Captain Sid ney H. Bapley, naval attache of the British embassy there. Vice Presi dent Coolidge, who was not sched uled to deliver an address, satisfied the demands of the throng by speak ing briefly. Secretary of War Weeks also had a place in the speakers stand.
 The exercises, indeed, were turned into an old home week celebration when. at the word of tn chairman that they were to be closed, tn crowd called loudly for Vice Presi dent Coolidge, Senator Lodge. Majo General Clarence R. Edwards an' Secretary Weeks.