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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-13
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-13

Permanent stockholders of the Mid
west Building & Loan association will
hold a get-together meeting and give
a banquet this evening at the North
Topeka Community house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-13

The Women's Relief corps will pre-
sent the North Topeka Community
house with an American flag Thurs
day evening. A short program will
be given in connection, beginning at
1880. The Boys Industrial school band
will furnish music, and W. A. Billy
will show pictures of the Near East.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-13

An old fashioned community sing
will be held Wednesday evening at
Seaman high school. Several of these
Sings have been held and are prov
ing popular.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

ana Maryland Ny Maryland" and
Mlssissippi--"so full of sentiment so
rich In proud history Tho S,ate
'hat boasts OF her poindeater and her
l'rcntiss. her Brown. her Foote. her
ouitman and her McClung-hcr Wal
thail, George and Lamar: tho State
mat gave TO the Confederate gov
ernment It's most beloved citizen. her
greatest siatcsman-th. South's al
Nn'wi"dEed leader. the cx-Prosidcnt
of the Gonfodcracy-c;od blosy his
ncm"ry-JcfTcrson Davis
And here hc rests i'm Tho sod .,
old virginia. How cntrancinr hov
musical. how delightful is her name,
What memories does II invoke, Wb,t
Inspiration does 1t impci! Tho Stato
That Is the mother or States, II state
whose gallant sons In every war
have thrown themselves whoIo-
h"aricdly TO tho front. "a State which.
In every cause, whether in conycn-
lions. on the hustinEs. In tho Con-
gresS around the council table ,upon
ehs SRttiefclds Or clSewhere--har
statesmen and soldiers. scicntists au-
thors, scholars, all havn risen to tho
front rank la national greatness. A
State whose hillS have resounded
with the laundering roar of cannon;
whose rivers nave run red with tho
IL
gave 10 this nation tho greatest of
all Americans. the father OF hts
country; to tho Democratic party IT'S
founder, to Ia" Confederate cansS f.,
Two most matchlcSs generals. Robert
T.. Ice ana S,pucwall Jackson.
And so. fair ladies'. enmasse you
sponsor civilization as great aud
grand az the sun ever shone upon ;
separately. YOU represent States with
proud histories
Ladies' and gentlemen. present
70 you these sponsors"
Sponsors Are Presented.
Senator Harrison then introduced
the sponsors for each division, name
~ MISS Jones. OF Texas. Miss Reese
of Maryland. Miss Sicholas. Of Louis :
lana. aud Miss Phillips, OF Kentucky.
Mrs. y u Forrest, of Georgia. and
Mrs. Roy w. Mckinney. OF Kentucky.
were then introduced, AS was MISC
Lucy wheeler. daughter OF the latS
General 10" Wheeler. and !Ittl" Julia
" he"ler Harris and Lucy Wheeler
Butler.
James < Davenport, commander
Trans Mississipp! Department, s. C..
Y. OF Nin!th. Okla, responded on be-
hair az the official ladies'.
Announcement was made tina,
more than 1000 new members had
hc"u added TO the roll OF tho two
local ch"ptcrs 81 the Sons Of Con-
federal" Veterans. y Eo,d diamond
studded watch fob vas presented IA
walter ]. Hopkins, commander n p
S'Omowall Jackson Camp. for nSr-
s"nallr securing IN. largest number
new members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

j hope the time Will never como when
We viii be ashamed OF the Confed-
crate soldier and the cause FOR which
he fought.
Nlrsinin Lender of states.
fon occupy the unique position
OF having fought and lost. and Of be-
coming more majestic as the years
come and go. y halo of glory shines
ABOUT you. Virginia is ever the lead
or OF states. the home OF the makers
OF laws and furnishes the most Of
an which Is best for IN" nation"
predict TINT Virginia always will
Produce leaders as she did I'm the re-
cent Crisis In tho person OF that great
statesman. Woodrow Wilson. Broken
IN sp'tlt and heart. truduccd and ma
'iGn"d. when men like Iodrc shall
nave ht"h forgotten. the name of
woodrow Wilson Will go down to
post"riiy. coupled with IN. names
on Washington. Jefferson. Madison,
Nobcrt T.. Lee and S,oncwau lack
SON
The audience arose At thls trIbu.s
ana chccrcd the speaker TO Ia. echo
~ was scv"ra! seconds before he
could complete his address
Rrsp"nds 10 Address Of welcome
Colonel W. Mcdonald Lee. or Irv-
inEton and Richmond. responded To
the address OF welcome on the mar,
OF the Sons. and, during the cours.
of MS address, said that the recent
virginia Historical Pageant was one
"i the greatest spGctnClcs the world
hhd ever seen. aud II Il h.h been
given in the North II would have,
been go Recorded. lie told several
appropriate stories AMI said the Sons
w.r" glad to hc the guests Of Rich
m"nd and OF the Mother state.
Georgia, WAS Introduced and brought
greetings 1" ia" sons from the Con
federated Southern Memorial Asyo-
citation. aud Mrs livingston Rowe
Schuyler brought greetings from the
United Daughters OF the Confcdcracy.
OF which she is presid.ut-gcncral
The band played Garry Me Back To
Old Virginia"
Senator Pat Harrison. the silver
tonIued MissisSippian. was then in
Todnc"d 10 present the Official ladies'.
lie said no reunion could hc complete.
or II success without The help of the
tair women. You symbolic" the great
virtues OF the greatest women in tn.
world" IA" said They were an M
SEPARATION to the men on the battle
hclds they minlstcrcd TO Ia. wuundch
and gave Christian burial 10 tho
dead"
i.Ruds Leaders of Eloridn
The speaker paid "a tribute TO the
leaders produced by Florida Ain.
hama. Georgia. South Carolina. North
'aroiina. W"st Virginia, Oklahoma %,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
SPEAKERS STRESS
NECESSITY OF TRUE
HISTORY OF WAR
Continued From First rngrl

Continued From First ragcD
with Virginia." to the tune OF -My
Maryland."
Chairman Scurry. who halls from
Texas. introduced MIR. Saunders ~
the Acknowledgement OF Tex
hut corrected himself amid tn. APP
plausc OF the audience Mr.. Saun
GERS SAID he would be glad To te a
son OF Texas
IN welcoming the Sons q: the Con-
federate Veterans. the veterans and
the visitors. Attorney General Saun-
h"rs said RiChmoud threw wide her
gates and was glad to have tho visi-
tors whether they hailed from the
orange blosSom"d State OF Florida.
the peach orchards Of Georgia. or
the cotton fields OF Texas. for her.
in Richmond. where once lived lief
fcrson Davis, only President of IN.
Confcderacy. the greatest OF iuris,s
John Marshall. and Sioucwail Jack
son and Robert T.. Lee had travcrscd
the streets OF the city.
Addressing the veterans. Attorney
General Saunders said, The things
Tor which YOU fought we no longer
think were r!gh,-we know they
were right" He paid a tribute To
the stars and stripes, and said tina,
ihe stars and Bars never ,railcd ~,
the dust and were never sullicd, and
while he loved the nag OF the country
the stars and Bars hold place in
my heart not held by any other
HaE."
He drew word picture ~ the
work OF the Confederate veterans
and paid 4 high tribute TO the women
OF the Southland. 1T Is our duty ~
keep alive tradition he said. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

m'ni: Miss Betty Brewer, Of Hruken
Arrow Is state sponsor OF veterans
Tor oklahoma division: Ethel Lane.
ni Chelsea, is state sponsor FOR the
Sons
~ Memphis. Tenn. Mayor Lee
f"Nh'. accompanied by the city
commissioners and officials ~ the
h'm'"r OF Commerce, met the Ok
'ah"mans at the Union station.
where tho delegates we're taken in
autos on twelve-mile drive through
me parks and past the chief points
ct interest. Th" band. accompanied
hy mounted police. led the process
sion through the city to the court
square. where the Mayor extended
hearty welcome to the visitors.
In" greater part OF Sunday was
spent amid the celebrated scenery az
Th" Land OF the Sky" in Eastern
Tennessee. PAST smoky Mountains
ana along the French Broad River.
winch has few rivals In scenic
beauty This stream furnishes ny
dr"- electric power for many cotton
mills and other factories within a
radius Of NIFTY miles.
~ Knoxville. Tenn. the Oklahoma
delegation was divided. II part pro-
cr"d'ng on 10 Bristol. Tenn. and
thence to Richmond. and tho re
maindcr continuing ON III. southern
route To AShcvill", y. g. where a
tW"-h"ur stop was arranged for
visiting this celebrated resort city.
The party reached Richmond YES
t.r"hN morning and established
at the Jefferson Hotel.
An effort Is bcinS mad" to secure
an audience with Woodrow Wilson
at tn" close of the convention. when
the entire oklahoma representation
viii go In II body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
7MOND AGAIN CAPITAL OF SOUTH AS VETERANS CA THE

turned into vcritablo camp for the
veterans. Several hundred were
Quar;crcd there last night and room
viii he made for moro today. in
event II Is needed.
Police I" Cnrr for Veterans.
Colonel Myers. Director of Public
safety, has instructed the police of
Richmond to look after any veterans
who have nowhere To go, and CON
duct them 10 the engine houses of
the city. The Salvation Army cared
FOR nearly 300 veterans last night.
cots were thrown up at aOG East
Hroad Street. us East Marshall
street sol Iull Street. and in the
old Davis Hotel and Governor and
Franklin Streets.
Colonel j. Fulmer Bright an
nouuced last night the Grtys' Ar
mory WAS being used to feed the
veterans. and that the several bands
here for the reunion were quartcrcd
IN the Blues Armory. lie said that
additional cots would be placed in
both houses today IL the space could
be found for them.
Iiowitzcrs Armury Available.
The spacious Ilowitzcrs' Ar,nory
ais" is available for the veterans
and II the advance Or the thin gray
line continued today, and II is cx-
p"ctcd that II will. this armory also
Will he turned into a camp for the
veterans.
with the Police Department and
IN" Boy scouts finding II diiNcult
task TO look out for thu veterans last
n!Ght. the hotel clerks faced a SINH
lar proposition with the arrival OF
many out -oftown people here at
tending the reunion. Long before
darkness arrived. the hotels wcro
helpless in their efforts to take care
OF the visitors. Those travelling in
parties OF eight and ten were sent
t" private residences by the hotel
clerks. tn" only available space ia the
hotels being rooms for one or Two
persons.
So great is the congestion at the
hotels that strangers" are perfect
" willing TO share u room. In one
Instance :wo visitors applied for
room AT the Richmond Hotel. ana
when Informed that there was one
left. which they might share. both
consented 10 tn. "doubliug- up" pro-
cess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
Lnuds Leaders of Florida.

The speaker paid "a tribute TO the
leaders produced by Florida Ala.
hama. Georgia. South Carolina. North
'arolina. W"St Virginia. oklahoma -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

Normick. "f RoclbridCe County. Va.
invented the reaninE machine. but do
"" know that the first passrug.t
railroad on earth was operated in
south Carolina. and that the first
steam boat Ia cross the Atlautiu
sailed from Savannah
Pays Tributc to Msury.
'Thint OF Matthew Fontaiuc Moury.
tho pathfinder Of the seas" who
was kniEhtcd by i've foreign coun.
tries and given gold medals ~ sew.
"rAl others. who was offered 4 pal
ace In Russia hy the grand admiral
Of the car, and To- whom ,uonu-
mcnts were erected in Europe.
think OF him. rcpudIatca by his own
country, his name erased from III,
famous charts he made. because he
was true TO Virginia In her time or
adversely. Remember Crawford w
Long, o: Georgia. the discorcrcr Of
1uacSih"sta. and Audubon, of Louis
lana. tho world famous naturalist
Edgar Allan Poe. OF Virginia, ana
sidney l.anier. of Georgia, are now
generally acknowledged by critics To
tie Americas two greatest poets
Whistler the famous American
painter, was the son OF Confed-
erat" veteran; William Gilmore
Simms, Of South Carolina wrote
novels az the frontier Just as good
IS thos" ~ Cooper, and was one Of
the most eminent poets and critics
OF his day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
GEN. CARR CERTAIN
OF MANY REUNIONS
lContlnMed From Elrst rnr.l

- "hllhueh FROM FIRST IaG"D
demts"noral "f the United paurh-
tors OF the Confcdcracy. said. I'm
this age many tongues are spoken.
but We OF the South speak hu; ono.
the speech OF human liberty ana
freedom"
Mrs. BRYAN Wells Collier. CORE
spending secretary of tn. Cpnfed-
Grated southern Memorial Associ...
zion, spoke In the absence 90: tho
president Rev. George : Hooker.
-. H.. delivered the Invocation. Mrs
i Taylor Eliyson, presided at the
meeting.
Insists Upon Accurate History.
The world does not willingly ma
lisn the south ana the world would
accept the truth. If it L. written. Fitz-
gerald flournoy, Rhodes scholar from
Virginia. and United Daughters OF
the C"nfedcracy scholarship holder
At WASHINGTON and Lee I'niversitv.
declared. "lnjustic"s To the south lie
NOR" In what is omitted than in ,yha,
Is actually written. The most iusid-
i"usly false history is that which
tells n" actual fnlschood, but which
tells only half tho truth TN" mar,
taken by the South In the sectional
controversy has hcrn even more ma
lirn"d than her civilization.
by rainStaking research hv dc.r
rhiiosophic understanding and inter
probation. TIA" history OF The old
Southern civilization, its acts. its
ideals and it's atmosphere. mus, he
placed before tn" world I, must be
written so that the world will read.
aud be conceived in such spirt, of
fairness that none can take ofrcnSc.
but IL must he written.
snNs Truth Lie. Hurled.
Deep III III" mist of Years. d.ep i'm
"a" t"mns OF those who died for her.
""d"r the ruins ot II nations wreck.
an" truth lies buried VINO shall bring
her forth immaculate, into the 5rht
~ new morning. when the si!u Of
ri@ht'ouSncSs shall dispol the cloud.
ot fAlS"hood and our Union sinai! hc
g'mrnt"d spiritually. by mutual un-
b'rsthud.ng.. sympathy. respect. and
love. between brothers. in tn. new
America,
The Old south is dead. -Four years
~ fearful war. s"Non years OF orpr,s-
SION by military dcspot!sm, and FOR
~ Years of desperate poyoi'y de-
sr"N'd IT,. It went down in a
struggle Tor governments. accordinr
10 the constitution NJ the fathers
That struggle changed This rui,,
from tin" original Federal rcn,nIl.
'n q ceutrh'iIcd national republic I,
was IN" hlrth % nation but 1t was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

the Sons Will meet In the auditorium
or the John Marshall High School
The morning session will start at
10 o'clock. There will be roll call
OF general officers and camps OF the
confederation. followed by the APP
r"intmcnt OF committee on crcdcn-
'ihIs and reports OF commanders and
committees. The afternoon session
VIII lie held at ; o'clock
Tn" Confederatcd Southern Me-
mortal Association Will meet in the
auditorium Of the jefferson ut 10
O'Clock. Their. viii be "A rcccption
by Governor and Mrs. Trinltlc at &
o'clock at the executive mansion
oh" OF the features Of today will
10" celebration OF Navy Night at
TN" John Marshall High school audi
toriun. starting at $ O'Clock \ biz
ball at the Coliseum will wind up the
oIhclal program for today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
CITY TAKES LAST OF
DEFENDERS TO BOSOM

Continued From First PagcN
More than 500 were present In the
Eattle Abbey FOR the presentation.
The veterans viii open their re-
union officially this morning Mt 10
o'clock with DR.. Douglas $. Freeman,
OF Richmond. making the reunion ad-
dress. General W. IL. Freeman, com
hhnd"r or the virginia Division. VIII
preside at the opening session. later
introducing General Carr. the COM
mander-i n-chicf. y band Will be in
attendance ut the session aud will
play while the delegates are being
seated. y second session will be held
at } o'clock.
While the veterans arc I'm session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
FAMOUS KENTUCKY UNIT
REPRESENTED At REUNION
Celebrated Orphan Brigade,
Commanded by Haldcman.
Had Great Career.
Origin of practiCaiI, Livery Wan
Traced Z" WrIl-I> nown Families al
English stock Derived Mninis From
Virginia, Writer says.
II, Thomas -. osborne.


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low Surviving members nf her famous
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better known ~ tn" orphan
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
EIGHT SPECIAL TRAINS BRING
OKLAHOMA PARTY TO REIJNIOl
Veterans and Delegates From Trans. Mississippi Depart
mrnt Are tfted En- Route by Heads of Municipalities
Establish Headquarters at Jefferson Hotel

Eight special trains. travelling in
sections. one behind another. were
required /" accommodate the vet
rams and delegates from The Trans
Mississippi Department To- the re
anton
Tho section conveying Oklahomans
'arri'd MIN" Pullman cars and
i'"th"d its destination at 10 u'clocI>
yesterday m"ruinG The W"Srcrm"rs
were cordially received by all cities
"u route whcr" s;opoycrs were
-chcdul"d. y two hour stop was
made "a, i.ittl" Rock Ark. wher.
pincials az ~" Chamber OF Com
mere" mot TIA" train and took the
hurty through til" main business sec.
don OF Tic town. aud out 20 tho
ia capitol grounds. where "a concert
g patriotic airs WAS rendered by
h" cadet boys band Of the okla
.'"mH Military Academy at Clare
more. who arc guests Of the vet
rams for the uIp.
i"Sid"s visitors and oth"rs who
t'' attending IN an uuonicial carac-
1iN there arc several whose Offices
i've ihrm prominent places on tho
''Uri"u program and for social func-
ions planned FOR the entertainment
'i the guests. Tate Brady. nf Tulsa.
'Nla., state commander for tho
utt"d sous of Confederate Veterans
'pp"hrS ON tn" program FOR an all
lrrsS today Il. Lewis. OF Tulsa.
Is commander of the Indian brigade.
Mrs. :. II. Lewis is matron for the
sons; Mrs. Ruth Hrady Myers. Ard
more. = chaprron. Miss Julia VIII
son and Miss .\mcliu BrouCh. uutn of
Tulsa. ar" maids of honor. Miss
'hudinc Miller. Tulsa. is sponsor
tor IN" Trans Mississippi Depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

- -or" blow to local self government.
amt II WAS the death Of the Old south
To-day The ola South stands before
TIA" bar of the worlds Judgment.
charged with having developed a
civilization autocratic. cruel. ami un-
productive. with having champi"ued
human slavery. and with having at
tempted L. destroy the hes, govern
mem, on earth in order TO pcrpctuate
her crime.
H"f"rs &" M"nstr"us Charge.
"of all moaSirous charges tho
Stvaugcst is tho widely accepted
dogma that the old Southern clvtlizu-
tiou was one of scmibarbarous bar
rcnncsS. which never added anything
TO the life OF IN" world ana which
merely hindrred the march OF prog
ross al Ia" fal>rhouds and omiS-
sipns OF history have not been able
4" aim the glory that southern mon
reelected on their time 40 small
country since ancient Atiica has pro-
duc"d in SO short a time So many
mighty names as did the single State
NJ virginia i'm the sixty years from
1870 To 1890. And her southern Sis
tors were not far behind her 1t
vas TN" southern statesmen. soldiers.
sailors, orators and thinkers that
shaped the course of history in that
day
BUT II is I'm tho realm az science
Invention, literature and act that
the South has received the vilctt IN
justice. We nave tecn stuffed from
cur youth with tales az Yankee IN
E"uUity and inventive skill We
have been told that Whitney. OF
'onmccticut invented the cotton gin
hu; fcw Of us know that Joseph
watkins. of Georgia, had invented
and patented the gin one year 10,
tore Whi,ucy's so-callcd invention
cam" cut, W" have been told that
Howe invented the sewing machine
hut few OF Us know that Francis
GouidiUE, of Georgia had svstcd
the sewing machine and his wlfa
had used IT some years before Howe
was ever heard OF. We hav. been
'uld that Fulton, OF New York in
vvutcd the steamboat. and lew nf
Us know that James RUus"y, az
MARYLAND. ran IN" worlds first pas
s'uger railroad ON The Potomac
River We AL SNOW that Cyrus Nc
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-10-07

the memorial services and assist to
share in the honors several short
sighted and narrow-minded colored
Republicans thought that some one
should have been permitted or re
quested to deliver a strong Republican
speech as they are unable to see OF
behold any good in any meeting
wherein the colored people are con-
cerEed unless it can be transferred
into political meeting.
II is true that many prominent poll
ticians, Republican and Decomratic,
Occupied seats on the platform and in
the audience, but as chairman of the
memorial services, not one of them
were permitted to stand up and utter
one word in behalf Of their candidacy
for any Office within the gift of the
people residing in this city, county or
state.
Several other colored men who
never have in the past and never will
amount to anything. were heard to
remark that Old Taylor must be try
ing to drive or force all the colored
people over into the Democratic
party" That is Snn.iicr statement
which is absolutely devoid of all
truth. Hon. Patrick H. O'DonneIl,
who is a strong Republican. requested
US to call on the Hon Edward F.
Dune and see If he would not con-
sent to speak at the memorial SER
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-10-07

active practice of his chosen profess
sion and from that time to the present
he has met with great success in the
field OF law.
For some time his law Offices have
been located in the City Hall Square
Building. l39 North Clark street and
he resides with his family at 32l5
Douglas Blvd. He has thousands of
friends among all classes OF his fell
low citizens who will be highly de-
lighted to see him become one OF the