Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
DEDICATE STADIUM
ON NARM|STCE DAY
Frankford High viii Have Big
Celebration at War
Memorial
OTHER MEETINGS PLANNED

Dedication OF a memorial stadium
at the Frankford High School Will
be one Of the outstanding events IN
the observance Of Armistice Day IN
this city tomorrow.
A memorial orch fanked by bronze
tablets bearing the names Of 24OO men
and women who served in the World
War IL at the main entrance to the
stadium. Forty.two names are
starred, indicating that the bearers
were killed in action or died In service.
Mayor Moore will accept the hand
some memorial, which was designed BY
Paul p. Crct, architect, and World
War veteran who served in the French
army. American Legion members and
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars Will
participate.
viii Travel on New IL"
Hundreds are expected to proceed
over the new Frankford elevated TO-
morrow to the dedication. War vet.
Grams will march to the memorial,
headed by bands. The exercises begin
ut 1 :45 p. NJ.
An invocation will be made by Rabbi
Oscar Levin. Of FRANKFORT. The Rev.
John Il. Laird. pastor Of the Frank.
ford Presbyterian Church. then Will
make the address presenting the mem
Miss Virginia Noble will unveil the
memorial. Congressman Small, M
North Carolina, president Of the Ma.
tional Rivers and Narbors Congress
will make an address.
Benediction will be pronounced by
the Rev. Francis =. Fitzmaurice, rector
Of st. Jonchim's Catholic Church. A
massed drill and singing on the com.
munity field by 1000 students of the
Frankford- High School will follow.
The general committee, in charge Of
the celebration arc }ohr p ,.sns Side
treasurer; Emanuel Schoenberger, sec
retary Harry 4. White. f. L. Deg.
ener, Jr., Charles G. Davis. A. L.
Marserison, Edwin Hulley, John II.
Brown, James 4. Dunn, Winfield =.
Barnes, joseph =. Candy, DR.. J. J.
Toland, J. Harry Schumacher. &.
Grant Lucas, Frank Adshead and {.
Herbert Aspen.
War Mothers to Meet
As a prelude to the Armistice Day
celebration. war mothers will hold II
service today at the tree IN Logan
Square. which was planted in honor
Of their sons. Every tree on the Park
way planted in honor Of heroes Of the
war will be adorned with "a flag.
Tomorrow ten mothers Of soldier dead
will 60 to Washington and place n
yC1, Wreath On on the .,, tomb q ,,,Y the pnknOwn
terry. The party will include Mrs. Al
bert Berkowitz, Mrs. Caleb jackson.
Mrs. Florence Willis, Mrs. Margaret
Corbin, Mrs. Mary Stanton, Mrs. Fila
lsruhl, Mrs. Elizabeth Conley, Mrs.
Sophia Bauer. Mrs. NJ. Morgan. Mrs.
Is. Germschid and Mrs. Mary Newell.
The Southeastern Chapter of the
American Red Cross will begin it's sixth
annual rollcall tomorrow. in order to
raise $25O.OOO for the $4,000 families
Of dependents the chapter looks out for.
At the City Club Colonel Edward
Carpenter, chief Of staff Of the Seventy
ninth Division, will speak on 1.-THE
Army After the Armis ice." The meet.
ing will begin at II 80 T.. NJ.
d. A. X. to Hold Celebration
An Armistice Day celebration will be
held in st. Mary's Pro Cathedral,
Broad and South streets. The Uaugh-
tcrs Of the American Revolution. the
Colonial Danes Of America and nearly
twenty O;her patriotic societies will
unite in religious service.
The Knights Of Columbus Overseas
Secretaries Association will hold it's
fourth annual reunion and banquet TO.
m"rrow. Supreme Knight james 4.
Flahcrty will attend a banquet Of the
secretaries Mt ;hr Adelphia Hotel, be.
ginning at ) o'clock.