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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
PLAN TRACK MEET
Third Annual Carnival for En-
ployes to Be Held at p. r. R.
Y. M. c. A. Oct. "a

Arrangements have all been made for
the third annual track and field games
Of the Industrial Amateur baseball
League and they arc TO bc held on Drto-
Der If on the II. Il. r. Y. VI. G. A.
grounds. at Forty fourth street and
rarksidc avenue. Honorary President
Milton J.. ITohlfc'd has been elected to
the Craftsmanship Of th" committee AMI
with the success Of the last two meets
in mind the league officers are con
tidcnt of greater success this year.
Every cmployc of the following min"
industrial plants in Philadelphia is
eligible and it is expected that more
than two hundred contestants will toe
tho linc Artloom Mills. John Bromley
& Sons Inc. Fox Motor Car Company
Hohfcld Manufacturing Company, Ioha
T.. Lewis & Bros. Company. David
Iupton'S Sons Company. Morrrll Mills.
Suppcc- Biddlc Hardware Company and
Thnrnton- Fuller Auto Company.
There will be twenty distinct events
as follows: lOO-yard dash. go yard
dash. 40. yard dash. SsO-ynrd run.
nc-milc run. half mile relay race tor
forcmcn. hnlf-mile relay race for exec
utlvcs. 22O-yard low hurdles. 10. yarl
race for fat men. one mile int"r-com
pany relay race, 75-yard dash for boys,
half mile relay race for boys. NG. yard
dash for girls. quarter mile relay race
for girls, shot-put. running broad
jump. running high jump. standing
broad jump, hop. step and jump and
pole vault.
The meet will be run uulcr tho aus
nices of the a. 4. t., and medals with
be awarded the winner of each event.
In addition to the medals. tho Milton
l.. Hohlf"ld Trophy will be- awarded to
the company winning tn" meet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

majority has mover been abe to over
come this financial handicap.
Two Of tho games on tonlghts lay
out are in th" downtown section, with
one in West Philadelphia and the other
uptown. Al Twenty sixth and Reed
streets the Flcishcr yarncrs minglc with
Chester. The yarners handed Bird
Lords team 80 setback at Chester
on Wednesday.
At Shctzlinc Park. Broad and Bigler
streets, the South Phils will meet
Rridc~purg. Billy Whitman will use
Ray kepncr against Iophi for Bill
Rudolph. kopnrr is the star Of the
uptown staff and these clubs have
played some stirring contests.
At Forty eighth and Walnut the
Philadelphia Terminal will meet Hill
dale. and At Richmond and Orthodox
streets Ba"harnch Giants minglc with
Cuban Stars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
Boxer Turns on Referee
and Is Knockcd Out

Nashville. Sept. ~, Jack Wrar,
Evansville. Negro boxer, got p""v"'l
~ - rcrcut bout here with Battling
linn Johnson, Of Nashville.
Wrny thought llardhoilcd Brown.
Nero referee. wasn't giving him a
suuarc deal. Wray stopped fighting
Johnson and squared off with the
referee.
Wray hooked right t" III" ref
crcc's jaw, but missed. aud tn"
referee came up with n hnnppy right
+, tho nose which sent Wray down
for the count
After Wrny had been revived h"
Continued his fight with johnson,
and won the decision III 'isht
rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
Eavorite IN Pace Beaten

Columbus. o.. Sept. .2.-Defcat VI Henry
Direct. strong favOrlte in the Sou' hcrn
Hotel $4,000 stalk" for I'll PAGERS, featured
yesterdays Grand Circuit races. Abbc
Dale, of the cox stable. beat the Western
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
Twilight Ball Season Will Terminate Wi
IMMACULATE F|VES
READY FOR START
New Jewish Basketball Team in
the Field Will Be Known
as the Ajacs
FORMERLY SPHA RESERVES

Two of the leading basketball teams
In their class in this city last season
were those sporting the rolors Of the
Immaculate Conception Church. The
first team won a long string of games
and the second team was virtually un-
bcatable. Both quintets had wonderful
records. defeating such teams as Aquin-
as. Tri-COuncil, Adonis, holy Name
and Triangle.
The Immaculate Conception Reserves
finished the season with q record of
thirty -one victories in thirty five starts
md claimed the junior championship of
the city. Both teams havr been prac-
ticing and the personnel Of the ciSD
Is even stronger than last year.
Games are desired away from home
with South Philly Hebrews. Nativity,
Kayoua. St. NickS. Of Atlantic city;
X. of c.. Of Atlantic tfty: Tri.Coun.
I'll and teams Of that calihcr. Address
James J. Mcilmail, 4l3 East Wildcy
street.
All Jewish Quintet
Another, all Jewish basketball quintet
has been organized under the name W
the Jewish Athletic Club" This
Is really not new team. but the crack
S. =. II. 4. Reserves with new title.
The Sphas' Reserves vera one of the
best teams in the city last season and
won nearly all their games by big
scores. They ar" managed by Sammy
paSson. II brother If Chick and Harry,
VIII" developed some fine players who
were used in several emergencies by the
big team.
The same machine that scored such
sncress will start again with an addi-
tion or two. High school stars will
predominant" in the linp-ur. and in the
personnel of the team will be recognized
athletes who made things hum in the
High School League.
The following are on tho roster: Arm
old Nann. star pitcher and first -sacker
Of the S. i. II. 4. baseball team VIII"
was n star on tho Hrho'nHti" courts OF
New York, will fight il out for center
with Sol Graf man. Chick Kravilz. Billy
Stcinhcrg and Danny Danovitz. for
wards. and Mcnshy Goldnln,t. Ray
Kravtz. SnmMy lasson and Dolly
Kline. FIRST -rINHs teams wishing
games should call Oregon $3.50 after u
l.. NJ. or Lombard 5S0% between 8 ana
: 80 p. NJ.
Garnet Collegia,n Busy
The Garnet InllcSians. first class
travelling basketball quintet. are ready
for their initial season. The team is made
up Of former Girard College players.
including Robinson. the all scholastic
star of last season, and Pitts. one of
the hest guards the coll"giaT, have pro
duccd.
Running with Robinson will be Sam
Weiss. the fast forward of last years
varsity Pitts will b" paired of with
t;ochrrt. another huSky guard. The tap
of position will be- hrlh down by kr,rh
klcrkrn"r. Price. Il local player, will
act a. utility man.
This should prove n strong lineup.
All iirSt-riaSs teams with floors wish =
ing games can get in touch with Will
liam Russell. ,j243 Baltimore avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
THOMAS OPENS OCT. 8
Bethlehem Eleven to Play Crack
Local Football Teams

The Thomas 4. G.. of bethlehem. IL
all set for the opening of the season on
Sunday. October :.
The team Is being coached by Sam
Strauss and about thirty players have
answered the call for practice. This
number will be reduced later to twenty
four.
stephen II. Ruyak. IN" manager:
Maid tlying trip to this city today and
conferred with the managers of Frank
ford. Holmcsburg and Conshohockcn to
play there.
Two years ago Thomas played Coat
dale and defeated the champions. The
teams did not meet last year. but have
resumed negotiations and will meet
again this year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
INDUSTRIAL FINAL
ArtIoom and Whitman r. c. Mines
Battle Tomorrow

ArtIoom Mills and Whitman Field
Cluh will meet in the final game OF the
Industrial Amateur baseball League to-
morrow at Seventh street and Tabor
road.
In tho event Of win by Ar,!oom.
they will he the champions OF the third
round and will meet M"rr"ll Mills fr
the championship of tn" league ON Sep
tcmber 20. However, should Whitman
win, championship Of the third round
will be between Ar'lonm Mills and John
n. Lewis. and it will be necessary for
n play off. ArtlooH was also the win
ncr of the first round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
TWILIGHT SEASON
TO CLOSE TONIGHT
Four Games on Schedule, With
Two Of the Contests
Downtown
HlllDALE PLAYS TERMINAL

The twilight baseball season will
come to an official close this evening
at 5:4j =. NJ. with four games in
thfce sections of the city.
The ycnr has been profitable one
with the exception Of the first month,
when the clubs encountered u streak
of postponemcnts due to rain. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
Independent Grid Gossip

The Monmouth Club. OF gloucester. has
organized and VIII play both At home and
away. using the Gloucester baseball grounds
for the home games, Such stars ~ Reed.
CRAIG. Carr%. liammll Mullen. Sterling.
Darlington UmbacD, Van Hest. Burrows
club expects to surpass tn" record uf last
year. when II opposed such "levcns Mel
ros" Of Atlantic CITY. Millvil". Ceilings -
wood. Emerson, Wy"rsId'n NllinlHstuMu
and teams Of that class. ANY home team
Wishing to play Monmouth should cOnnunt.
cat" with J. i. Mullen. Gloucester CITY.
y J.
The Reliance \. G Of Conshohocken is in
tho field and siXty-thrC" candidates Cor
hnrths hay" responded t. the C5Nl for praC-
tirc The list IN headed hS ''Bluhbvr' Jones
former tonshohork"n hmltbaCh, Tn" rest
OF the club contains PLAYERS who have won
their spurs IN Collcg" prep and high %Chuols
Charles Mason has been elected uianaHcr and
wants games away with first class teams,
avrraging 100 pounds. for saturdays "r
sundays Address charles Mason Reliance
A. e. Conshohockcn, Pa
The Amai.tcr club. Of West Philadelphia,
has a fcw on,n dates ON thu schcdu" and
wouli hko to hear from Racine. Karma",
Iiolmc.burg Reserves and teams Of tnnt
'nIibcr. Address Edward ShcchAn, 33%
Preston street or phon" Preston d33s W.
The Wissahickon eleven has elected as
nan anager owen =. Young, who has been
;Irri ifni WITH athl"tiCs for many years.
rio team VIII play all us home games Al WIS.
Grsf uraCtice was held last night and the
m, ming game j. scheduled for saturday, Sep,
tnuLrr so with the fOr'i"ntUMn Industrial
school. of Bordentown. \. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
Todays Independent Canes

Bride sbiIrE at south fhillrs' TWid and
ligIer streets. .
Chester nj ITcishcr, TwCntS S-sI>th and
Reed streets. , ,.,, ,
UiIIdnIc nt Philadelphia Terminal, TOrty-
eighth md walnut streets,
BnChnrnch Chants nt Cuban stars, Rich
nond and OrthctiO> streets.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
UilIdaie, g. Chester, o..
South Phillies. .; Royal STARE, .
N Fleihher, 81 Sphas. 2, H.....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
"pop" PRYOR Coaches Peerless

Tho Peerless Catholic. ,Mh has nnm".l
~ head rrarh as tho PLAYERS have been
nTortirins dtligcntlv for the last three weeks
recrlrss has u f." Open dates ana would
Ii,a ,n arrange games with ROYAL a. e, Of
R,xhornurh guHlSrr H"lldugs. Locust \. \.
ana teams Of this, c'l'b"r For Sam"s l,',o, "a, ,
.t,,.,t "r tIaphuno Columbia "soi betweeE
d and +. VI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
WOOL CLIP OF EASTERN
OREGON IS ABOUT ONE
HALF SOLD, IS REPORT
Prices Range From 80 Gents to
36 Gents a Pound; Shearing
is Now One third Finished.

About one-half, or possibly q little
less than one-half of the wool clip
OF Eastern Oregon has been sold, ac-
cording to information from various
sources.
The prices suit the growers very
well, according TO the sentiment ex-
pressed by several who have already
disposed OF their clips. The range
in price Is generally between 30 cents
and 80 cents The lower price pre-
walls for the coarse and half-blood
wool, and the highest price Is that
received by the Alfred Smith Co. for
q high quality fine wool.
The X. G.. Warner clip has been
sold for S5 1-2 cents, and the Daven
Michelloid clip at Enterprise brought
the same price. The Joe cunha CLIP
is understoo6 to have sold for about
36 cents.
shearing Is probably one-third done
lin Eastern Oregon, local sheep mel
say. The quality of the wool is bet
tier this year than last year. bu
taken on the whole. the fleeces arr
mot so heavy as in normal years.
Flock owners are breathing NOR
easily now over shearing conditions
lTen days ago a strike was attempte'
Thy shearers. but the Oregon Woo
lGrowers association promptly start
ed a search for shearers with tn
result that the work went ahead 0
the basis OF 10 cents the head. Their
is now gpeater supply OF shearei
than can We used, II Is said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
UNION PACIFIC WILL.
GET ROUTE DIRECTLY
TO SEATTLE, REPORT

+ That the Union Pacific Sys
= tenn plans to have a direct line 4
+ into Seattle and that this plan
= will be realized by the construe- 4
= tion of a cross-country branch I
= of the Oregon Washington Rail
+ road and Navigation Co. from
+ Thorn Hollow to Wallula,
+ Washington, is rumor that has I
+ gained credence locally.
+ A surveying crew has been at
+ work for several weeks on the
Z proposed route to the branch
= and several theories have been
= advanced as to the purpose Of
+ the survey
+ According to information. re-
+ ceived by The East Oregonian, !
= the branch which the railroad
Z now has in mind to build will
+ connect with the O.-W. II. and =
= n. at Wallula and run over the
+ present line between Walhifa
+ and Yakima. From there on :
= in to Seattle the c. NJ. and st. p
= line will be used.
Notification Of the report
; could not be secured, but it is
= known that large sum has
+ been set aside for construction
+ work in Eastern Oregon.
= = = 80 i = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
FOLK DANCING TEAMS
WILL COMPETE HERE
ON COURT HOUSE LAWN

4 When teams from various =
= schools Of Umatilla county meet =
z here this week end to vie with =
. each other for championships in =
= defamation and track and field =
. events, the folk dance, which =
= was introduced last year, will =
= also be an event over which =
. teams will contend. =
= At present Indications are that =
= five teams will participate in the =
. folk dances. A change In plans I
. has been made and this year the =
= teams will stage their dances
= on the courthouse lawn. This I
= part Of the program will be held I
. at 1890 o'clock Saturday morn
. ing and will be free to the pub I
y lie.
4 The list Of dances from which
= the teams may choose their Of
fering Is as follows: Irish Lilt,
oxen Dance. Highland Fling,
= Irish Jig, Dutch dance, Sailors
= Hornpipe. Russian dance, swed-
= ish Polka. Stuyvesant dance.
and Tarantella (Italian.)
= 4 = = = 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
PROTESTANT HOSPITAL BUYS
FOUR ACRE TRACT OF JUDD;
INSTITUTION NON SECTARIAN

was occasioned by the above mention
ed negotiations But now since this
is definitely determined, q city-wide
solicitation for funds, involving par
ticnlarly the resident sections, will be-
gin on "Wednesday Of this week. The
city has been districtcd under l2 cap
tains who. with their helpers, win
enter at once upon their work.
so far, the response from the var
ious business interests of Pendletoil
has been very encouraging to the com
mittec who have as yet called upon
only q portion of the business houses
From most Of the firms solicited, the
donations range from $3.50 to $1,000,
Thus far the banks have not been
asked for any donations
w Endorsed By Club
the sndarssmsnt sby the To-
cal eo,nn4tctX diation. together
with the strong dpstrc for several
years for a Protestant hospital the
required funds are expected to Bio Sc.
cured in due time. It should be
clearly understood that this movement
by no means rests on religious pre-.
judice. but Is based upon q long-felt
determined desire growing out of q
deep-felt need for such an institution
II the Catholics should desire another
hospital Of their own, they should be
conceded the right to have II. Like.
wise, II the Protcstants desire a hos.
pital. they too should be granted such
right. And with hospital, as with
anything else. where the desire is deer
enough. as IL the case with this hos
pltal, the funds will be forthcoming.
w WIN Meet Tonight
II Is announced by the committee
that all captains and their helpers VIII,
arc to solicit funds for the Protestant
hospital are urged to attend q flna
preliminary meeting tonight at
o'clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
PendletOn to
Cooperate With
Baker on Fourth

pendleton will not hold a Fourth of
July celebration this year but instead
viii cooperate with Baker in the big
Oregon Trail pageant to be held III
that city. This was voted by the man
ayers Of the Commercial association
yesterday afternoon following rec
ommendation on the subject by the
merchants committee. Baker desires
that some Indians be taken over to
participate in the pageant and the
club managers endorsed this move as
one that may be most fifty handled by
the RoundIrp association.
On the evening of May 10. primary
day the association will give a big
dinner for the membership. After the
club program has been concluded
primary election returns will be an
nounced and news may also be receiv-
ed by radio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
TAFT SUGGESTED
HEAD Of RUSSIAN
DEBT TRIBUNAL
Oil Agreement Between Soviet
and Shell Interests Was
Rumored at Conference.
RATIFICATION OF
ALLIED NOTE TODAY
If Russia Refuses Proposal
All Negotiations Expected
Suspended for Some Time.

GENOA, May Gun PD-The al
lies met today for final ratification of
their note to Russia.
With single reservation, on Bel
gums behalf, members OF lne Genoa
conference political subcommittee
agreed upon the terms of Their mem
orandum to the soviet, Chief Justice
Taft, United States supreme court
is suggested as the man to be named
president of the mixed tribunal to fix
the amount Russia may pay her cred
itors. Other committee members vii
be a delegate of the soviet and repre-
sentative of holders of Russian onds
Oil Monopoly Denied.
GENOA, May 2.--tu. PD--Leond
Krassin, leader of the Russian delega-
ton to the Genoa conference, today
denied categorically that any form of
oil agreement had been coinplete1 by
Russia with the Great Britain Shell
oil interests. Despite this denial, am
thoritative sources confirm I'd the re-
port thai the soviet had given he
Shell interests a five year congestion
on Russian oil experts.
GENOA, May IA. Pr --Pr,tish
representatives announced today that
a mem morandum to be handed the Rus
slams ''embodes the maximum which
the powers are willing to give tho
Russian goverrdnent and the mioinum
which the powers will accept fren
Russia. II the soviet delegates do not
accept IT is certain that all negotia-
tlons with Russia will be suspendej
for some time, probably until another
government arises in Russia the
Genoa correspondent Of the LONDON
Evening News today reported official
denial that agreement had been made
between the Shell oil group ami the
Russian government for an oil monop-
oily.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02

Tho Protestant Hospital Association
has purchased from f. Il. Judd a
tract of four and a half acres lying
Just west of Walters Mil on the upper
side of the road leading to tho Eastern
Oregon State Hospital. This was an
nounced today by the association in
the following written announcement
~ the committee:
THE Protestant Hospital Associa-
ton of Umatilla county offers the fol-
owing statement:
THE site whore the 100000 Prot
sstant Hospital will be built Is on the
west side of Pendleton. on the slope
Just beyond Walters mill, on the right
side Of the road leading toward the
State Hospital. The property consists
Of Az acres, the deed to which has
heen made out to the Protestant Hos-
nital Association by #. Ea'Judd, the
former owner OF the property. the
consideration being $250O cash #g
ut should be distinctly understood
that this hospital Is d Umatilla Coun-
" hospital, and not merely q Pendlo-
ion institution. II is not to be stock
corporation. by which dividends or
profits come to any one, but n purely
charitable institution. Alsos 1t is not
Il church or sectarian establishment.
hut is humanitarian In the broadest
sense. Although Protestant in name
md control. the Catholics will be CIV
en- opportunity to contribute on the
same ground as Protestants have con-
trlhutcd toward the Catholic hospital.
May Make Changes
The preliminary plans previously
submitted are subject to change in or
der to meet conditions desired by the
people Of this county Suggestions by
any one in regard to this matter Will
be- given careful consideration.
"A temporary suspense In procedure
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
Juvenile Review
To Be Given at
Alta on May 20

Twenty mine Pendleton school chill
dren win appear in Juvenile Re-
view" ito be presented at the Alta
Theatre May 90, under the auspices
of the Umatilla Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, for the
benefit Of Armenian scholarship.
Miss Laura Johnson. one OF the
Washington school teachers who has
won praise for her clever work In
directing juvenile presentations. is In
charge and rehearsals are now being
held. There will be singing and
dancing in costume, and a costume
play adapted by Miss johnson from
James Whitcomb Riley's poem
l"Raggedy Ann In this Thelmi
Norris, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
/ Ernest Morris. will star
There will be solo dances as wei
as two ballets. the Fairy Pallet
and the French Doll Baiiet"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
Four Attacks Launched on
Long Battle Front Today;
laps Turn Defeat to Victory.
SUPERIOR ARTILLERY
FIRE REASON or DEFEAT
.Peking Will Not be Attacked
by Central Forces; Ships
Bring up New Brigade.

SHANGHAI, May 2.--Cu. P1-l
Over a thousand soldiers OF General
Wu's forces fell yesterday In battle
with general Chang,s northern forces.
according to Wu communique,
Chang won decisive victory. -Four
attacks along the long battlefront
were launched today.
Superior artillery fire was given In
the ccmmunique as a reason for the
victory Of Chang over VIII. Tho Jap
anese gun pointers assist Ohang's
Manchurian army, according 10 q WI
statement, accounting for tho super
iority Of the northern artillery. which
turned apparent victory Into costly
check.
! !, Chang Retrcating !
PAo LING FIJI, China. May e.--(f.
n. s.y--Although the armies OF Wu
Pie Flu are within fifteen miles Of
Peldng no attack on the capital city
Is planned by central China's great
war lord, WIS forces are engaged III
two great strntegic enlnpai8 8nfs 1'11o
first Is complete donfuntl6If 0f tho
$50 'VH AS'H tuhttVhus ~ H<5ou8,
mass attack IL In prosress midway be-,
tween Peking and TIen 1'sin with the
view Of Wrestling control or this Inn
portant railroad from tho forces Of
Chang Tso An. chang's forces re-
treated ten miles today without resist-
ancc.
Five cruisers are proceeding from
Shanghai carrying full army bridase
TO be.landed five miles fro mth6 srien
Tsln Murden railroad The purpose
Of this move Is TO encircle Chang's
real, cnt Off his retreat TO Mnnchufia
and prevent supplies and munitions
being rushed up TO him. Heavy fight
Ing IL esnected when the brigade
lands rhS Red Cross hospital Ii be.
ing prepared to care for the wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-02
LEGION MEN OFFER
SERVICES TO U. S. ". Y.


An offer of the services of tha mem
bers of Pendleton Post No. %, Ameri-
can Legion, to the local camp of the
Spanish War Veterans dnring the
state convention to be held here in
June was authorized last night at the
meeting of the Legion membership.
Delegates and alternates to the Le-
gion department convention at The
Dalies in July were elected. Accord
ing to the election. Jim Bowler.
Charles Vinier and Harold Warner
were selected. The alternates are Tom
Murphy, Leslie Gibbs and cyril Proeb-
stel
The Legion men, who for the pasi
F, two years have taken the initiative in
.Decoration Day activities. voted to ap.
proach the Grand Army veterans ant
the Spanish h-American War veterans
before taking any general action, fur
ther than that the graves Of the de
ceased veterans Of the late war will
be decorated.