New Britain herald., 1922-04-18
TOOTH ANNIVERSARY
 OF GRANTS BiATH
Stanley Post Official Issues State.
 ment Regarding Exercises

Frederick N, Sfrceter Of stanley Post, G. A. lI has issued the follow ing statement relative 10 Inc tooth an- niNorspry Q the birth ot eN-lrchlent Y, $, Grants
 on hundrcdth anniversary of the birth Of General Ulysses S Grant, 1nuislaN Apru -', lNs@,
 Tn pursuance ol the rocommcnla- ton ol the committee, appointed hy the Grand Army ol the Republic at its iiily-hlth national encampmcnt, held in Indianapolis, lnd,, Sept .i to october l, 1921; Tor the proper ob- scr>ance of the Centenary ot the birth of General |, <, Grant April 2I, 1929; Lewis <, Pitcher, com mander-in-ehol of G. A. k, has ate thoii2cd n special program Of exercises for various organizations and societies interested also for use in the SchooH Of the land the c, A. Ru its uuAil- iarles and patriotic societies generally The Grand Army of the Republic Is to sec that the day Is appropriately observed.
 The post comman sr and patriotic Instructor are especially requested to complete arrangements for the ob- sorvancc of the day. Past Depart ment Commander Frederick Y. Streeter, now aid-de-canp, on stalf of the communicated of the C. A. R. is chairman of the committee and will announce the program later.
 The national committee of arrange ments for observance oi the anniper- sary, appointed by the nationa com mander-in-ch of the G. A. R., is as follows. Honorary chairman, War ren G. Harding; honorary lice-c chair. man, Calvin Coolidge; Frederick H. Gillett, speaker Of house Of representa- tives; William II. Taft, chief justice Of supreme court; John N. Weeks, secretary Of war; Edwin Denby sec rotary of the navy; John !. rorshing. general, |, S army; knute Nelson, u. s. senator; Francis E, Warren, L. $. senator: Henry X Osborne, house of representatives: Richard Yates, house Of representatives; II. l.. Davis, gov ernor of Ohio; Len small, governor Of Illinois; Nathan l.. Miller govern ment Of New York; Leo Rassieur. past mmander-in-chie C.. X. R.: | John R. King, past commander-in- chief of the G, A. R.; James Tanner, past commander-in chief of C.. A. R.. ] Washington Gardener, past comman- der-in chief, G. 4. R.; Agnes x. Parker, national president Woman's Relief corps; Annie NJ. Michencr ma tional president Ladies Of the G. A. R.; | Louise N. Benson, national president Daughters of Veterans; Clifford Ire land, commandcr-in-c chief Sons of [ veterans; Margaret r. Stephens, na- tional president Sons of Veterans aus- | Hilary; James NJ. Montgomery nation al president Sons Of Revolution; Mrs. George Maynard hlinor; president l Daughters Of Revolution; Nelson A Miles, commander-n-ch chief; NJ. o. Loyal Legion; Oscar E. Carlton. com mander-in- chief. United Spanish War Veterans; fianford MacNidcr, ma tional commander American Legion. |
 State committees The department commander, patriotic instructor and assistant adiutant general
 G. A. R. post committee: the com mander, patriotic instructor and ad ' | jutant.
 The anniversary exercises, by Stanley Post G. A. R., and AuHilarics | will be announced later
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