New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
Iity to Pray
Ind Cheer ON
Arrrlistice Day
i Anniversary of World
., Var To-day Occasion for
Nauy Ceremonies and Gel.
sbrations by Legion Posts
|s,.hop Attacks Pacifisfs
4, Manning Warns Trinity
C,cugregation Against Re-
ducsion in Army and Navy

n 6ffEfkV&k As~ --~~s - . - y
!. S.v is AYmistice Day, the fourth
.,,t,arssry Of the end Of the World
j, e n. cay when all the world aban-
...ss ,tself to rejoicing. Three years
80 s coded the fervor Of that ceiehra-
IN. :. bat the day already is set apart
. i. uaemcry Of mankind for special
..~nsny. Religious services, marked
v,.s prayers and reverens tribute to
y. M sead. renewed efforts In behalf of
sss living victims Of the war, renewed
s.,.,uiast;oa to prevent future con-
az, these hare their part in the days
.ss.ryasess as we'll as the merrymak-
|!rss.
The last Of the war memorials are
ss;sr attted to-day. Many towns
.s,,gghert the country will observe
tbs tEv minutes Of silent tribute az
a. slsrenth hour of the eleventh day.
|er,Iiar. Harding and Secretaries
Fssks and Denby will make a memori-
i pilgrimage TO the grave Of the I'm
|nssu Soldier at Arlington.
New York Celebrations
Wv York's celebration conferred
s4say around the Victory Ball last
|:fas at the Waldorf Astoria. under
] b suspices OF the New York County
3ssrEistee Of the American Legion.
,saYtfoya of ya&a~n-. n< AZ ~.
assa was held at the same time at the
BEL Astor under the auspices Of JEFF
Hi Post OF the American Legion.
las young women members of che
Essscan Woman's Association held
Is.ir Armistice celebration last night.
ele, In the Grand Central Palace, this
hasiing being selected because Of the
s,aaries of wsr service which cling
lsh
fs2s sounded against the gray pi,-
sa and vaulted roof of Trinity Church
/ { room yesterday while the service
/ N Of the church, containing thirty
ssss gold stars and S72 blue stars, was
/ IkT,rsd from the south wall and car
! rid 10 the altar. Bishop William T..
ssnring draped the flag around She
] sssr snd DR.. Caleb r. Stetson, rector
4 Il Trinity Church received it, saying:
rs the name of God and in behalf
si trinity parish, Itreceive this flag,
nov 10 be laid upon Gods altar ms q
: ;5nhol Of the devotion and sacrifice of
+ tAe msn whose names are represented
/ by the stars upon it, and as a token Of
their loyalty and faithful service"
wa~.r <~.s.~4 u -zsn-A-
Dr. Naming, in his address, warned
1 tae teagsegation not to be misled by
/ the eegnsels Of extreme pacifists while
the world was still in an unstable con-
dition.
alh view d ipresent conditions In the
Near East and elsewhere in the world"
n he said, Its as beware how we involve
IS ourselves Ii The absurdity of calling
81 rscr ear sarernment to abolish our
# amy sad navy and at the same time
Il Wgag our President to insist upon
Il ilstts snd protection for the helpless
afmssars against the Turk"
Many Meetings, parades and dedica-
&tsry wryices will be held throughout
'sscitg io-day by the American Legion
Asss and other patriotic organizations.
lirg.five posts will unite in q
ands in the Bronx, starting at 1890
NJ at fremont and Bathgato ave.
sa and marching to clubhouse at
@ Bathgate Avenue. Brooklyn's
ssSfstion will center in the parade
{a rssentation Of the Argonne Mem
Hxal Hall, at Ats Second Street. The
M Regiment Association will unveil
tablet at their armory, in Bedford
5issnue.
Geld Star Mothers, whose sons were
lssubers of the Young Mems Hebrew
Ilaesiation, Lexington Avenue and
fasy-second Street, will be guests Of
5laar at the Armistice Day exercises
hat organization, when the program
Hla include reading OF the addresses
u President Harding and General
asnhlng at Arlington last year.
lac Citizens Memorial Association
district 81, Brooklyn, will dedicate
monument in honor Of war heroes
tae neighborhood at Ocean Parkway
ad Fort Hamilton Parkway at 3:3o
N.
lle 10Th Infantry Post of the Amer
van Legion will hold memorial services
~ sssleek in the Brick Presbyterian
sss Lassa' 8 Conducted by the Rev. DR.. JOS
epn ?, McCenas.
osasfal Pershing will be among the
sssss S.ss o. honor at victory dinner and
sns.' ase ~ the Hotel Astor under the
@.spases ~ Ms Of the New York Chapter Of
~ T.s .Ai,Iary Order of the World War.
'ns Naw York Chapter of the Brit
d ssn;.si ssr veterans Association will hold
nimlstlce Day ball at the Hotel
!, 'as ol'y Club will have as speakers
S,-lfi .aelf Armistice dinner the Rev.
l... emerson Fosdick, +. A. Wilson
gsssnson g,,ssa, !. and Lieutenant Colonel
p.S.ps .sSnpany Of the so5th Infantry will
s,.sl soiase at Healy's at Sixty.sixth
ana Broadway. The Palmore
i Az " orookiyn, will have a reception
uAhce at the Brooklyn Academy
= saS,e. At Cooper Union there will
4. = 9 nnfmistice Day talk ON "Let Us
5sri,.. .eace'" by Dr.. Harry Webb
s}ntc s. rnv