Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-02
'PHI[A. TO OBSERVE
.REAL SANE FOURTH.
parade, Patriotic Speeches and
General Merrymaking to
Mark Holiday
SENATOR KNOX TO SPEAK

depehue",, .non, tho Colonial struc
Centering "oo"' '"o e .,,ho-o
ture IN independence Square W"e'
,o,,con freedom was conceived. and
h". , .ho oo,obrotior will spread
declared .''e -. % .,o o;tv
out through every sectioh Vi '"o @
. =. tho suburbs, Just as the news when
"" ~ ,ho world spread from the
startled '"e 40, L,..or;, Fourth
crowded square on the h'''0''1
% JuIy. 145 years ago.
A score Of more significant, more at
g. o,d moro natriotice features
will take the piace vi ~, .he oortr;L,os
crackers, cap-pls'ois' o'"iN
and sparklers. -, ,oorts
Flag.raiSlngs. pichiG,s' a,su;mn Du,'' oddresses
parades. community sinsins. a;tot;nns
Nv distinguished oratorS, t.not
aquatic sports, athletlc carnisals' a,nbts sts
dancing, baby shows, alrpiane misn'' s,
throughout the day; ana care.n.hi ,.;mh, I'll,
bervised fireworks displays NJ hisnu, n. mr.
SO crowd the day that lhe rnueoa' ;naoa
noises of other years VIII not DC ihisseu'
except by overworked hospital attucnes;
Every ward ana supurp mas toi;IoT torIen
4 fun intrigue to maze IL a ho'lunt
for the doctor, too, ana TO puI 10 LGu.
tetsnIS ,n "ru Tho meaningless noisemakers
which SO long had hold on the heart
~ The nation. II is the city's first
Tourth Of July under the new ana et-
;ectiye anti fireworks ordinance.
Special dignity will be lent the day 8
celebration by interdenomination
services to be held at 10 o'clock in the
morning at the Old Pine street lresby-
terian Church, Fourth and Zine streets.
The Independence Square celebration
viii be preceded by a parade which Will
leave the Bellevue Stratford at lU 40
o'clock. -,
Mounted police, the state F.encibles'
soldiers, sailors and marines. American
Legion and Veterans Of Foreign, wars
posts will be in line: together with the
speakers and city ofhcinls.
The exercises at the square, arrahBeu
by a councilmanic committeH' heaueu oy
Charles II. Won iaSen' VIII open Wltn
the singing OF america anu PL"!Lta !Ll
by the hev: harl' ~ ii&tIoMaS' VI 'ne
Covenant iresoyterlun tnurcn. ...
selection OF patiio'ic Iunu 5 ituI,o ~
Will DC iolio"eu ny yn1 itauJins " t.'u
peclaratiIoh VI inuepomL pLn 20 .h;s
Thomas Euwatu Noei A'eis'oth e. Va can'
years graaHiHn.i'is gIiEn c,u'' VI '"' '''
manto"h hish "''o'i'
To Recite Pledge to the Flag
ro,,ouiro tbe nlcdpe to the flag and
.rotbsr saIection by the band. there
nj, be n dance poem by girls of the
+ Athletic Recreation Center. Twenty
seventh and Jefferson streets. The
number was conceived. costumes were
designed and the dancers we're drilled
by Miss Edith III. Krocnen.
rdithia.
Councilman Won Tagen will present
Mayor Moore, After brief address
no will intrOduce Senator Knox. the
orator of the day.
Singing of the "Star Spangled Ban
ner," and the benediction by the Rev.
William J. Lallou, rector of the Church
Of st. Philip Neri, Second and Queen
strets, will close the ceremonies.
The fourteenth annual congress of
The Descendants of the Signers OF the
Declaration of Independence will be held
In connection with the celebration of
Independence Day.
The descendants will attend the rc-
lgious services in Old pine Street
Church and thc ceremonies at Inde.
pendenCe Square. A meeting of the
Board of Governors will be held at noon
ness meeting will be held at y o'clock
At 4 o'clock members Of the societv
and their friends will meet in the Dec.
israton Cbambor of Independence nee Hal Hall
At which timn nffcors uv vii IN ho oIon+nh i"i'
A bannnet viii ha baid ~ q .I5 n'cIooL
At thp BeIIcvme- Strotford
City Council oficiaIIv arra,ced tbo
religions obseryoN"cs 70 he baId ot tbe e
iId Pine Sweet CbmrcH Ne'' ~ 'ne
'T Tbo . 'nu nurro ,oao'o - NV hu,cn
tbs r Ru,poSe oi ohe n,lertins Is 10 snow
he be rninI ninI'ncs WLich relislon haa upon
can independence, and to bring to the
frStaGn ~ fsaitn;n o, thr ReoP'e thr importance
"TTgLissioh III the Natloh lile'
,snt;n. 'T''I'''it'ee tnn OF MINISTERS repre-
.conurp .cemcims the dehomlnati0nS which had
tiesatiors tims y ,Lo II IN thlIadeipnia at the
Risbon ", ny ny nrNo'ut'onarS var inciuues
n,iSnop biholnaS D. farland, Eplsco-
nd;st a. n'SBop '2sep1 r herry, Meth
Tmtbo,, Ttb one neV' pr' Edwln l1eSl Delk,
JonaS qn p, me hcV; Dr' tarter Helm
Wular' pmnP.ist' thc heV' 1T. hutus W,
tba D. nTi?rIued 'hurch IN America
for ~ as T., hl9r neroert Lukens, pas
cburCb tme phly olohial ircSbytcrian
CSris, SrS ri Ci MaShburn, rector of. Old
iSe TSou0. .hurch'
drasSes %l'I ne two htt"en- minute ad-
Rev NY Ih2iiTmhop Garland and the
oFsrsd H. n, HMlilEr' rrnyerS Will be
and JonoS, '"S hey' DTS. heSl DeiK
proronnonJ meS' me Denedlction Will be
Wosbin"tnu ny the feV' l)r. George
DesccndonUtua Uu pu,He' CHAPLAIN ,0t OF the