Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
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I I WASHINGTON DAY
'MuricIpa| Event to Center on
I 1 Presentation Of Replica
~ of Statue
navy SOCIETIES TO PARADE

h0 city dTe pepoi"e
w.,h,nston's Birthday tomorrow in a
bsettins manner. manner ,,,,,, ,a,c,o,,v d,sro,ch
y FRANCE .U.noso tho g. ih,,,n E,.s -;
~ Worid war ia.s. ,,..,. TIN uu"n.r'
Y 10 by ~ ieet n s.' ~ .I s"..1,."'.. o III
bsoidered the nS - 'h H..I,., smi
states ana m.trrs re'er ~ viii ,'Vsnrr servs oa s"u
anicable nattte .L .;n,,,or VIII a,,,t,a,, ue nou %s
kety Philadelphia 20 rrahce III !Vit
Revolution.
The memorias A. was oGts'hea W tnrongp
The efforts OF Charies w. Ahxandef,
Philadelphia's oldest newspaper re-
porter. President Harding has ex-
rressed bis satisfaction at the idea. The
Rox in which the nag Will go to France
was made by the pupils at Girard
College.
O.no lne maS Hail before stortius IN a.,
nrnev. |7'. >.
T'hs city's oficial celebration will
...,sr about the presenta tion to Tho
U.rnsr,vonia Museum of a replica of
uondcn's famous statue of George
Warrington, the original of which is
n Richmond. Va. The ceremony,
~bich viii take place at 3 o'clock to.
-orrow at the museum, will include
sr;rcises in the rotunda, in which hun.
Sreds of public school children will
narticipatc. Mayor Moore will make
fhe presentation address, -
inc statue is given BY the children
A the late John McIlhenny, philan.
xropist. in his memory. It is a life.
die representation Of Washington.
standing erect, with n cane In his risht
land, symbolic OF peace after war, and
10 thirteen rod fasces beneath his left
hand, representing the thirteen original
y y tates.,
" Senator George Wharton Pepper and
hsresslnan Albert johnson will be
principal speakers At tho celebration
the Patriotic Order Sons of America,
Which will take place tonight In the
. Aesdemy OF MUSIC. ....,
Celebration Starts Tod.v
,sySs. d n 80 ,.,o..,-
Rxis morrinv " v,hon ~ tha eSIat,on T.a. started
10. mot ~ ,ho ',,.i. lily nia.e secreta-
SEmn hos dam, rtar, .hv 1aIs' '!vaa Na Stats
st,sst Tho mat;nn,, nuos,5 north broad
n Move, ~ .ohnn.p pfeS,uet, rae;L, uaDriel
tbe national secretnrv Hsr,man w1i'e m
=. ' ns'S. S Ea..a.' scle.uly, herman A. Mil
Among those who 'ae a.a pfoveealhss: "..n,i.s.
N Prof William yomas unoe u.eu'ns
Maryland: George Starr,,,hi ip"i u
.SaSare: George Smith ~ NIL, u Dei.
ik A p Yelvinotnn af 'SSey
Charles Brumm Hcl,ms y" 20 DIV po" tIrk
\ Snia: (,barlas II Doy;,
mandery General. II II soahvu S'
I Connecticut q. p Adoms W.. VI
dnia Roderick McKanvia - r.
Wash. C. b. Mereiith' NJ vast W;'
riia W. Y. Clark of Flor;d.. n
PAYNE. of Dalton, Ia EIrar ".
Of Indiana: W. + E,lis - 1i,,,, ,,
". A. Daniels Of North r. rn,;.n US,
r. Held, of Ohio: W. T. R.IIs-d gus as
Tennessee and fnrtv oth:. S", Sta, OF
naronai mt omcials:
MonJov r,ern;nn uoSu.ons arrived starting
hovs tho;n hnni s, anu many OF them
rsine Hoto, Rrdad e.. ~ tne Lcr'
morut ouon,,. III. ieIt anu ralr,
Committsa ;s io..toJ wJe 'ne Natiohai
Cnn.r.s,mo, III. ,, -,
arrive here in timo to nn..;n;s oonHsoa VIII
banonet NJ Ieon MI atu,clpa'e In IN
tonisht IN bomo ~ nos. au ,.na;J street
tbs orIer ''' VI p""e pres'aeht ol
The nroorom +or,o.u,,, ,,.u, ,.,
q SIGHT Seeing tr;n Gov 'tm t,. wsi imc'uar
4 patriotic damanstrot,nn y, .,'a un"
Mn. fron, p."n M ~ 'nS eVe-
streets 70 tho Scadom" 80 sNIk ME- uaruen ,'
the initiation ~ Inon ,o,, ,,un',, uS, mnesr :1,
take nlocc rho nou, ,r;t,ai MJm ,i'eIoe,s Ho WI.
The last not;ona, corn ~ "SiTp..u Si,pu. ~
viii he exemnliGod a. H.. ,,;.,ot,n'' ."""
At 0 "a n,cIock tba ,nnrs 'ae ae a.,
Academy will bo tbr"w, ona1 70 thn I
public. Mr.. Helms, chairman Of the
local committee, will preside, and ad.
dresses will be delivered by senator
Pepper, Congressman Johnson, Mr..
Meyer, Oscar b. Wctherhold and
Harry J. Stone.
p.u,,, ,u.
nrn'sh veterans to Parade
The british Great War Veterans
association will hold n promenade to-
morrow night ut the First Regiment
Armory at o'clock. ut which the guests
Of honor will be Governor Sproul, Gen.
s.al Pershing. General Currie, Of the