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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
AT THE CHURCHES
 SUNDAY
GRAEco.RUsSrAN CHURCH

(Rev A. P. Kashcvaroff. Rector,
 Divine Liturgy of St. John ( Chrysotom at 10 a. m. .''-' sl Sunday School immediately foG lowing the services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 CHURCH,

Sunday services win be held at Il .. m. in the Church of the Chris tian Science Society of Junea6 on Fifth Street between Main and Sew.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27

Party having Mexican cowboy masquerade suit return it to Mrs Swartzenburg, Douglas Rent is due. 2-+adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL

3,5l~ rV Cherries E.. Rice, Dean. Phone 60S Sunday services:
 Holy Communion S:00 a. m.
 Morning Prayer and Sermon 11:00 a. m.
 Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27

The British Museum contains g.. 700 complete Bibles written in all languages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27

What you want 10 buy today may be advertised today. If 1t is you will know more about where to find 1t and what it will cost after read ing the ad
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27

Augustine candIes-fresh assort- ment in at Guys Drug Store. --ady
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27

Put and take" tops at Nuoget Shop. M +adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
TO WRANGElL

TO WRANGEIl ather- P. H. Turnell left today for Wrangen where he will hold services on Sunday. During his absence Bishop Crimont will take charge of the church here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27

The Grand Lodge of the Yukon nua session, at. Dawson on August IT, elected the following officers:
 Past Grand President Maxine Landreville.
 Grand President-Frank Brock.
 Grand Vice-Presi esident-Alairie J. Seguin.
 Grand Secretary-George Brim- ston.
 Grand Treasurer-Alex Forrest.
 Grand Chaplain-George T. Snow.
 Grand Historian-John Hawksley.
 Grand Trustees-Dr. J. o. Lacha- belle. Joseph D. Gadous, R. J. Og- burn.
 Grand Warden-Dr. J. o. Lacha- belle. rrn
 Grand Guard-Joseph Hanna.
 Pioneer Women Organize.
 The Dawson Lodge of ''The Ladies of the Golden North" was organ ized at Dawson on August IS. with 25 charter members. The Grand Lodge of the Yukon Order of Pio- neers officially adopted the ladies organization as an auxiliary and a charter for grand lodge was granted to Seattle No. l with Mrs. Anna F. Snow as Grand President and organizer for the order.
 The officers elected by the Daw- son ladies organization were as follows: "
 Lady of the Golden North Madame Emily Tremblay.
 Lady of the Northern Lights Mrs. Adelaide P: Currie.
 Lady Keeper of the Records Miss Victoria Faulkner.
 Lady Keeper of the Nuggets Miss Goldiieve BOssuyt.
 Lady of the Midnight Sun-Mrs. Lima E. NJ. McNeill.
 Lady Pathfinder Mrs Isabel
 Assistant Lady Pathfinder - Mrs. Mabel B. Seeley.
 Lady of the Divide-Mrs. Carrie Korbo.
 Lady of the Divide-Mrs. Belle -Wyness,
 Lady Collector of Customs-Mrs Gertrude Farr.
 Lady of the Sourdoughs' Joy Miss Edna Tremblay.
 History of Movement.
 For several years the subject of a permanent organization of women of the Northland had been agitated among the members of the Y. O.. 0. P. in Seattle, but many opposed the movement, saying women's or ganization could not be success and that they did not wish to be associated with failure. At last the women themselves solved the prob lem by acting independently, and. after a few, preliminary meetings
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
MOVING TO DOUGLAS

"OVfN0~ O OOO0ENS Gus Lundell and family were nov ing up from the Bullion mine today into the residence, quarters of the Lutheran Church.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
YESTERDAY
Highest 5 pm,

NOTE: Observations Seattle Portland San Francisco made a. m. and p. m. Juneau time
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
THE SALVATION ARMY

Services will be held in Salva- tion Army Hall in the Valentine Block, Saturday at p. m, Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. and Sunday evening at p. m. Other week night services will be held on Tuesday and Thursday at 8 D. m. Bright music and singing
 You are heartily invited to these meetings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27

Nearly twice as many people are killed yearly by automobiles as by trains.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
-7T /PREsBYTERiAp NATIVE Y <. Ns CHURCH

tRev. David Waggoner. pastor 10:S0 a, m.-Morning service. 11:30 a, m.-Bible School. d No evening service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
MASONS ATTENTION.

MASONS ATTENTION.
 A special communication of Gas tineaux Lodge No.>12 F. & A. M, will be held Tuesday evening, Aug. 30, at ,7:.30 o'clock Work in the E. A. Degree will be given, followed by luncheon.
 adv. CHAS. SCREAM, w. NJ.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-27
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 5.
 Weather Bureau.

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity o hours beginning today Continued Sunday;
 Oderate theast wind
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16
a cobna;dor o,d ,r;fo i,

4 ss-er = 81 -.
L. A. Schneider: and wife to
Elmer Wilcox. PIT. Sc SW
Sec. 20 Elk Twp. =--------- 500 Q
George Pilver and wife to
Q. A Holdridge. VIZ NV
ESW Sec. 16 and sE1s NV
SW ex. Ia Sec. l6 Delhi
Twp. ad lots. -------------
Handler Shirley and wife to
o. w. Smith ct al PIT. w.
fr. " NV Sec. 80. Delhi
| Twp. a---------------z-.- 49, 0 Y
Anna Loretta Moran ct al to
NJ. j. Ryan. Lot 1914 and VIZ
lot 193 Masonville, Iowa - l200 0
| Michael V. Steffen and wife
to Sebastian Albang. E1a NE
Sec. a North Fork Twp.----l1Sp0 y
| G. r. Angel and wife ct al. to
Franklin Meiners ct al N
AZ #. of lot 1 and N AZ 1T.
| of E "a it. lot / and N AZ it
of E34 IT. lot 2 blk. 4 Del
hi. ------------------
j. A. Sutera and wife to Leon
ard Klostermann. WIZ Sc
Sec. II and NV NV and SW
N1s NE Sec. 13 Honey
Creek -----------------
II. B. Willenborg and wife to
Henry Bockenstedt. Sa NE
Sec. GOA N1a NE Sec.
ona;da Twn -S3700 0
Leo. F. Tierney- Guard TO
Grant Brawon.s Pt SEA
Sec 35 Delaware Twp lloo U
E. H. Royt ct al to Jessie G,
Goodrich. Sc Sc Sec. IL
delaware Twp. $500
Augusta Stock, Guard to B j.
Davis and wife, Und. 1-3 pit.
Sc Sc Sec. 81 and pit. SW
SW Sec. 80 Oneida and lots
1921, 1864, 1924, 1861, 1852,
1858, 1901, 1902, 1903 and
1904. Delaware, Iowa. ----- 1866 .
H S. Porter and wife to
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16
and 5. blk. 80 Earlville,

Gertrude J. Chapel and hus-
band to Wayne A. Dutton
N AZ 2-3 it lot 95 Manches-
ter, Iowa.
Alexander Young and wife to
Clarence C. Orcutt. Sc II
NE and VIZ NE except la
Sec Is. Delhi, Twp. ------2
w. r. Cairns and wife to Les
lie G.. Clendenen. Ek Sc
and SW Sc Sec. 10 Oneida
Twp.
Frederick Ratcliff and wife
to John, E Ratcliff. NE NE
and E1a NV NE Union Twp.
William ,Metzger to T. A.
Bushnell. Sc Sc Sec. 3S and
Sk SW Sec. "a. Adams Twp.
Herman Enabnit and wife to
George P. Wolmutt Sc NE
and NE Sc Sec. II South
Fork -------------
W. H. Lafferty and wife to
Fl. T. Barber. Und. II int.
in land in Sec Z and 5
Oneida Twp. -------------
Nevin B. Hersch and wife to
Joe Reilly and wife. E 1S2A
VIZ Sec. 9. Coffins Grove
Sarah Carr Fiske and husband
to G. M. Morgan. Lot "A
Manchester, Iowa -------
Elizabeth Harris and husband
to Edward J. Tinker Sh
Sc and. 20A off S. side Nh
Sc Sec. So Honey Creek. =
Paul -Judson and wife to Hugh
Clemans. NV NE Sec. 81
Richland Twp. ------
G. H. Dunham and wife to
William ] Sommerfield.
SEA Sec. 5. Coffins Grove
R. C. Hilliger and wife to e.
G. Richter. Pt. NV SW Sec.
27 .Richland Twp. -----
Josephine Eike Scherbring and
husband to William H.
Woerdehoff. Und 1-3 sW
NE and VIZ E1s Sc Sec.
6. Bremen Twp. --------
Henry H. Osterhaus and wife
to Frank B. Waters. S1s NE
Sec. / and s 2OA N1a NE
Sec /. Oneida Twp. ---3;
Frank B. Waters and wife
to H. B. Willenborg. S1s
NE Sec. 1 and S 20A NJ NE
Sec. Oneida Twp. $1,000
Isabel M. Edmunds ct al. to
Fred Behning Ell NE NV
Sec. 10 Milo Twp. and E1s
Sc NV Sec. 10 Milo Twp
Fl. ]. Osterhaus and wife to
John F. Boeckenstedt Jr. /
NW14 Sec. .26 Colony Twp 81
F. II. Loomis to Alex Young
and wife. s 21A NE Sc Sec.
as Oneida Twp.
William E. Baumgartner to
George Baumgartner. Und
u int. NV NV and NE NV (.
and Sc NV Sec. / Adams
Twp.
u. W. Ham and wife to Geo,
Harris. Lots 5 and 6 and Sh
lot Z and s and pit lot 4
blk. 20 Earlville,, Iowa
William Beohm and wife to
Frank Dignann. Land in
Sec. IA. Honey Creek Twp
Anna Koeneke and husband
to Frank Rolfes S1a Sc
Sec. 80 and NE NE Sec. 81 /.
Colony Twp. 4s
Fred J Bartsche and wife to
Mrs. Susie Hessing. SW Sc
Sec. Is and NV NE and, pit.
NE NE Sec. 36, Delhi Twp.
Mrs. Susie Hessing to John A.
Schiended SW Sc Sec. 25
and pit. NE NE Sec. 36. Delhi Z
Twp. ------------
Ira L. White and wife to IL
Shirley. Pt, SW SW Sec 16
Delhi Twp. i
George r. Angel and wife 70
Fred J. Bartsche. Pt. S 21hA
Sc NEaSec. II Delhi Twp 4
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16
Ora Wesche to Charles Luense

Ora Wesche to Charles Luense
Lot s blk. 6 Haskins Add.
to Earlyille e---------------4 1000 90
Henry j. Soppe and wife to
John l.. Kramer. S. BOA
SW Sc Sec. SO and right of
way 16 it. wide SW Sec.
Sc North Fork. ------------ 5000 90
Nick Reiter and wife to Peter
Schuster. NV NV Sec. "a
North Fork. --------------5 $500 90
Henry j. Soppe to Herman
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16

& Helms. Land in Secs. /, 2
and So North Fork Twp.--24300 00
Chas H. Palmer ct al. to Owen
King, Jr. NE Sc Sec.
Union Twp ----.---------- 800 90
Hattie BeaI to Owen King Jr.
N 1-5 E1a SW Sc and PIT.
WIZ Sc Sc Sec. z Union
Twp. -- sios 90 )
Glenn Slick and wife to Ed.
Irmscher Lot blk. II Pit
kins Add to Earlville. ---- $500 00
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16

-NOIIluS EGTOVe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ L Y
j. "a Morse and wife to W.
FL. Lafferty ct al. VIZ NV
ssS Sc and VIZ SWs Sc and pit.
SW NE and Sc NV and
NE SW and pit. Sc SW Sec.
25 Coffins Grove ----------
VIM. Hahesy to c NJ Dur
ham. Lot Block Sheridan
and Harris Add. Manchester 1
Harry C. Burbridge ct al. to
Harvey R. Burbridge. NE
SW and NV Sc Sec. 81
S{ Elk Twp. -----------------
Harry C. Burbridge ct al. to
Miles D. Brotemark1e. NE
SW Sec so NE Sc Sec. 81
ELK Twp. r--------------- W
Isaac B. Colson-to James Tow
ner Lots 1O1 and 102 Mason .
vile, Iowa ---------------- W
Tom Moorman and wife to
~ Fred Hackbarth. SWA Sec.
SIS "a NE NE Sec Z North 81,
Fork Twp. --------------- s4oo OF
George Griffith and wife to
Consolidated Ind. School g..
District. PIT. SW NV Sec.
20 Elk Twp. -------------- S22 OF
Carrie Lang ct al to Con-
solidated Ind. School Dist.
PIT. lot of Sub. NEA Sec.
20, Elk Twp wp------------- 1900 Of
B. A. Moore and Wife to Fred
D Ratcliff E11a Sc Sec. 80
w. GOA SW14 Sec. 80 Union
Twp. -------------------3625o Of
"A, w. Sackett and wife to
Gertrude Chapel. VIZ lot
16 and WIZ N. Sc IT. lot of
Sub. lot, II. Sub. SW4 S1a
NV Sec. % Delaware Twp ! 0
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16
Grant Brayton. NJ NV Sec.

j. r,.,,. Aryu O. =
30 nno,,a. T,,., q o4oo IN
eis0-Vo
/ oris ;hlilef N anu Wlle to II.
.. rorler. 1z2 sSr. oec. Q.
NV NT sec. # Leia"afe
i"p. ------- 49VVV ~
g. H Furman and wife to
George Furman, Sk S1a SW 4
Sc Delhi. --------- 500
! Charles III. Angel ct al to
Addie NJ. Pulyer SA NE
NE Svv Delhi Twp. $500. 500 90
Thomas r. Hoibert and wife
to George L. Lane and wife
NJ NE Sec. Z NV NV ex.
school house Delaware Twp. 90
Mary Newman and husband
to j. G. Filler rs It. of
II As #. lot 22S Manchester
Iowa. ----------------- / 90
j. e. Littlefieid and wife to
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-16

u +
01son ana wife to
nl6 Mangold. EA sW
and sW NE Sec "a. Hazel
Green Twp. ..-----------3 $4,000 0C
F.aA Nudge and John Con
ner and wives to James
% Loonan. sk N1a and N 3-S
S1a SW Sec. SO N 3-4 NE .-- 80
Sc and pt. Sc Sec. 35. ~
~ Honey Creek ---------------- 1 0O
4 Charles w. Ocker to Robert
W. Mcdowell. EA VIZ NV
NE and E1s SW NE and
-' pt Sc NE and W. 15A NV ..s.
NE and E 2OA NV NE and
y SW NE NE Sec. %. Elk
Twn. -------------20O00 90
q Ann Carrothers ct al. to Frank
A. Carrothers. NEA Sec. 80
Prairie Twp '------------- 90
Charles L. Rath and wife to
D Frank Haker SEN Sec. 81
Richland Twp. -----s------ 90
j. F. Mayer and wife to G.
P. iley. SW14 and VIZ SEA
except N 1OA Sec, 16 Milo
TWP. ------------.------ / 90,
I C. NJ Morgan and wife to r.
NJ Hughes. N 7O1s It. lot
1853 Manchester, Iowa. W
H. E. McNaughton to Herman
Grimm and wife. NE1A ex-
! cept school house site. Della
4 ware Twp --------------- ! w
John Carver and wife to Glen
L. Baker ct al. Pt. Sh NV
Sec. II Oneida Twp. ------ W
w. H, Littlefield and wife to
William J. "A. Kirkwood and
wife Lot 8 blk 8 Carriers
3rd. Add. to Hopkinton, la. 5000 0O
VIM. J. A Kirkwood to Lew
Beitz. Lot blk Z Hopkin-
ton, Iowa ---------------- l w
William Mier and wife to Har-
old M. Swift. VIZ lot 56
i Henry Acers Add Manches-
ter, Iowa ----------------:-- W
William H. Powell and wife
to Ella Curry. Lots 5, 6,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
PRESIDENT IN TRIBUTE TO WORLD WAR HEROES
IN CHURCH WHERE WASHINGTON W0RSH|PPED

war helped to achieve. the president as
serted there was no longer any sugses.
tIon of conflict since I'VE unsheathcd
the sword in behalf Of suffering human
ity and were brought into q supreme
and sublime Eject to save the civiliza-
ton Of the world"
In that effort" We have found the
soul Of America" the chief executive
continued, and the sections Of the ma
.tion "are Hnitetd in the sweetest con-
cord that ever prevailed among men.
Allusion was made by Mr.. Harding TO
the fact that he came from Ohio which
was VirgInia.s gift TO the union when
she gave up the old northwest TerTi-
tory.
The tribute to the NIrsinians OF 70.
hick who gave their lives in the World
war which ne said was being Etvein e1-
preston today in the old dominion. the
mother Of states was one which was
expressed by all America.
To the boys and girls OF the sunday
school class who had marched In tho
church to witness the unveiling cere-
rnony, the president directed attention
In a country like this where democra.
cy is at its best which Of these children
CARRIED in the ramanents" tho president
asked "is the daughter Of the capital.
ist and which OF the workman
They are just sons and daughters OF
democratic America" be answered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
Distinguished Public Men to
Participate in Ceremonies
Impressive Parade Fea-
ture of Day

Washington. May 27.-Lcad.ng the
nation in conmcmoration Of its heroic
soldier and sailor dead. President Ha rd-
ing tomorrow will deliver the Memorial
Day address at the amphithcater at the
Arlington National cemetery.
Exercises in at national capital in
honor of the men who followed their
country's flag began today. but the for
NAL homage Of the state will be paid
By the chief executive, himself tho son
OF veteran Of the Union armies. who
resumes q custom broken by the war
;hc annual address of the president Of
the United States IN the midst of the
graves of the nations dead
Cabinet officers. high government Of
fr.als and officers Of the army and navy.
together with the representatives, of
foreign governments, are to attend the
ceremonies Il, Arlington. which are to
be conducted by the Grand Army OF the
Republic. pr;Or To the ceremonies Il
parade Of veterans ana troops Of the
regular army Will pI>s.in review before
thu White House. Led by Lieutenant
General Nelson a. Miles. the marching
ranks are 10 include members ri the
Grand Army OF the Republic. Veterans
Of the Spanish American War. 1hc
American Legion. the rVt"raus OF For
eign Wars. and the National Disable
Soldiers League.
In remembrance Of the mon who fell
IN the World war. paper poppIcS. pat
termed after the blood red flowers OF
Flanders. have hc"n mad" for diStribu-
tinn BY school children. Hcsidrs the Of
ncial Cercrn"nios at Nrlinrton. the
graves Of service men in the other crmc-
tcri"s In Washington and it's cnvirons
are ~ be decorated with fitting ever
ciScs pJ veteran and patriotic OrEaniza-
tiuns.
Special services will be held at Ar
lington IN memory Of the unknown dead
who fell in Franco while tribute will
hc paid the nations dead airmcn from
the banks Of the Potomac.
Memorial Day WAS described ton!Fht
by Secretary DENLY. as Tho day Of
solemn pride"
Those who for humanity have Of
fercd and given all" hr said. receive
back all of the tender thought and low
inE memorial that grateful hearts can
give They did not fear 10 di" that VIC
might live. free and splendid in our
strength. II Is a day when in humility
Of spirit. We. the living, offer thanks 10
our heroic dead. 1t 10 theirs to die: II
4. ours to llve-for America Now has
come the greater vision. The wider
sphere. Our influence upon all the world
Is great"
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ALL SET FOR
AUTO DERBY IN
|ND|ANAP0 OILS

indianapolis. Ind. May 39.--Thh last
Of tho preliminary trycuts for the ninth
renewal Of tho five hundred mile Speed
way auto race were held today. and to-
night the tw"nty-threc qualify Ing
drivers had put the finishing touches on
their cars and were ready for the start
ing bomb which will be tired al ten
4. IN. tomorrow.
Rules were suspended today to per-
init the cars TO be driven by Eddie
Full'n and {. W. 'NanranSt. late arrivals.
to qualify and they had no trouble in
getting UP sufficient speed to qualify.
Pullcn's car was driven by Joe Boyer.
After these tryoutS the track was
closed 70 drivers and given Il EasO!in"
bath At 2 o'clock. the garages were
sealed and mechanics will have no FUR
thcr chance TO tinker with the cars pre-
yious to the start OF tho race. 4 cool
breeze tonight gave indication of fast
track that might bring new records to-
morrow With cool weather the brick
speedway will not he nearly SO damaE-
!ng 10 tire as when heated by burning
sun. Tho weather man promised clear.
cool weather. but il did not seem pro-
bable that the temperature would be
lower than 75 degrees.
Ralph De Palma. who established
track record Of more than 100 miles an
hour IN the tryouts. and who holds the
race records Of an average OF better
than SO miles for the live hundred miles.
tonight was the popular faroritc for
first place despite his record Of bad
luck which has cost him many races
during tho final laps
The drivers will lin" up in rows OF
three this year instead Of being
punched as at past races. the officials
deciding on this plan n prevent con-
Eestion at tho dangerous south turn.
the first bend in the trek.
An unusual feature OF thu rae" ;h!s
wear IS the number OF eight cylinder
cars competing. OF the 81 contestants.
Is will sit behind motors OF eight cyl
inders. the others driving s;A and four
cylinder cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
FLEET OF CHEMICALS
FIGHTING BIG FIRE

Rui.rr. Ia. Nay. :?.--t f!""; "f Sp"-
ciaIly constructed ch"mH'al engines sent
from Fittsburrh to-day is Tonight night
Ing III" lire started by hghininE H'S'"r-
day and which has airrLdy consumed
$1,000 barrels of oil and other property
-: the NHlNnilnc OIL company here,
causing Il loss estimated Ivy lh" "f!!-
CialS ~ tn" concern at tghh"".
Tic 81! WI. ia Il rrnd" state and was
stored in four tanks. Zach containing
L. .nOn barrels. II n St"r"h"u-" nearby
>,N"r..i ;hnu~ani barrels Of refined pc
trol"un Was Threatened. hu: ilr"In"i
.urc,..'.h ia r"I.'nS m"Ht "I II !n'"
tank cars and removing IL on Il railroad
-.h:uE Dri"ir il could u" reached py
the flames.
F.n"rrrtir lire lighting methods were
rrSurt"d tu WHEN tn" FIRST tank was
Struck by lightning and iGniied' but
~ 'hc r"nrlarr;Iii"n Spr":l, lItt"-
hurgh manufa cturlnG concern was ap-
pr,r"d tu. and \ number uf engines
equipped To combat oil fires were hur-
ried TO the scene. Several buildings
OF the concern we're also damaged by
the fire.
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ND GERMAN
OFFENSIVE
(cont1nusd on Page Elsven)

002r.r. Sitssia. May cS.-(Ey the AS
soc!ated Press )--Major Won Moltke.
commander OF tn" German volunteer
forces in Upper Silcsia. has issued in
structions that there he no offensive
against tho Polish insurgents. pending
the arrival and disposition of severaI
battali"nS Of the Black Watch and prob
ably additional English troops. who. II
Is said here. will sweep SileSia clear
OF the rebellious Poles from Rosenberg
to kattowitz.
Present plans contemplate that the
English will take the field. assisted by
italian and French troops, which VIII
garrison towns. but will not parttci-
pate IL the hGhtinG in the event the
rolrS off"c resistance
III" first dctachmcnts Of tho Rlack
Watch ar" expected tomorrow. They
vii! br followed by others. Then will
come Il British officer of rank a. leaS,
equal To that OF the French General I.e-
rnud rnw in command. The British
officers will direct the British oper-
an"H~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30

Washington. May 29.--Tn the historic
Episcopal church of Pohick N virginia
of which George Washington was once
vcStryman. President Harding TO-DAY
paid his respects to members or the
parish who CAV" their lives 10 the ma
tion In the world war.
After the services TO which hundreds
from the Virginia cnuntr?side crowdeo
into old fashioned box Irws the presi-
dent addressed the gathering and eN-
horfcd tho rariShoners 10 so forth from
the house Of worship resolved TO pre-
serve inviolate those principles. OF right
and Justice" for which Americans had
always fought.
The occ.!S son for the Presidents vor-
shin in the pew once occupied by
C;trrge Washington was the unreiling
of a In b,ct in memory of three former
r,rishoners Of the church who served
in tho World war.
While desclaimng any intention or
vrn,uring into discussion of the cause
of the world war. the president declared
that "Amcricn fought to preserve the
rights OF republic and to maintain the
civilization in which we bad such part
I'm making, and in that service We have
rendered tribute not only to that cause
but also to the highest Ideals of hu-
manity.'
In reference to the concord between
the north and south which the world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
PRESIDENT TO DELIVER MEMORIAL ADDRESS
BEFORE VETERANS AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY
POSTGRADUATE School
Will Be Established

Sp, cial Dispatch to The lntelltgenccr.
MorEant"wn. ". Va. May 2".-Plans
OF the Scientific Society OF West Viz
glnia University for Il quarterly Scien-
tihc journal and IN" promotion Of post
graduate work in science with view
Of establishing Il graduate school here
were approved by Or. Frank Il. Trotter
at meeting held here last night.
Officers were elected for the year. as
follows: Or. y. J. Giddng&. president;
Or. r. p. Davis. vice president; Dr. q.
s. Dodds. secretary; DR.. +. j.. Chidestcr'
treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-30
FRENCH PEOPLE
HONOR THE DEAD
j. s. SOLDIERS
AMBASSADOR IN
TRIBUTE TO FRANCE
Fraternity of the Allie d
Nations Renewed On
Memorial Days

rar.S, May "9.-F'rance. in military
and religious services, Joined with
America today in the first Of two days
observance of Memorial day for the
Americans who gave their lives in the
world war With British. belgian and
other allied participants. the French
people symbollzrd their reverence for
those who fell J.! 4 notable c"r"Fony at
the Arc de Triomphc. where soldiers and
civilians placed wreathS on tn" tomb OF
frances unknown soldier. while Hugh
{. Wallace. the American ambassador
speaking for his nation. coupled his
tribute TO the dead with an expression
"f the worlds admiration for the spirit
OF France.
Throughout France. wherever there
were American graves. memorial Scrr-
ices Uere held In the French churches.
and in Paris there were obServances OF
tho day in all English speaking
churches. America" day for the dead
has become almost French rite. The
government and people. through the
newspapers and veterans orEa nizations
asked to be allowed TO honor the Ameri-
can dead. and tho programs. OF today
and tomorrow suggested by the Amcri-
ran memorial committee were arranged
by tho French alone at many places In
various parts Of IN" country.
Symbol Of rratern1ty.
The ceremony at the Arc dc Trionphe
served as symbol Of the fraternity OF
the comrades in arms in the late war,
when n composite battalion OF the
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