Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-11-10
ARM|ST|CE DAY
CALL SOUNDED
Memorial Service Last Night
at Temple Was Most
Impressive Event
RABBI BRENNER SPEAKER
Details Are Completed for
Parade to Be Held
Tomorrow Night
RABBI BRENNER SPEAKER

The sixth anniversary Of the close
of the great World War is to be tit
tingly observed in this city. Last
night impressive Armistice Day ser
vices were held at the Temple Beth
Mordecai, on Hobart street, under
the direction of Rabbi J. G. Brenner,
while the local celebration commit
tee has arranged a big parade to
take place through the various
streets here tomorrow night.
Holger. Holm, grand marshal of
the Armistice Day parade, today an
nounced the line of march to take
place through the principal streets
of the city tomorrow night.
The organizations, bands and
floats will be lined up at 1880 o'clock
at City Hall Park. At o'clock the
march will start down High street to
Smith, then to State street and con-
tinue out to Hall avenue. From here
the line will proceed to Penn street
and then Lawrie street and Amboy
avenue, down Amboy avenue TO New
Brunswick avenue to Prospect
street, then to Smith to Elm and re-
turn TO the City Hall Park
Six Bands in Line of March
AT least six bands will furnish the
music and twenty-five organizations
in addition to the fire companies will
parade. The Organizations that
have signified their intentions of
participating in the celebration up
to this time are: American Legion.
Knights of Columbus, Boy Scouts.
Third Battalion Naval Militia, Army
and Navy Union, Veterans of For
elgn Wars, Y. NJ. c. A. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks No.
7S4. Middlesex County Reserve OIL
GERS Association, Sons of Italy, Mid
dlesex County tuberculosis League,
Red Cross and the fire companies.
The Red Cross chapter and
the Mlddlesex County Tuberculosis
League will be represented by floats.
Inc committee has hired four bands
and the Boy Scouts and EIks will he
accompanied by their own music.
Peter Gramm is chairman of the
music committee.
Jacob NJ. Klein, chairman of the
parade committee. expects A hio-
turnout IN the organizations tomor-
row night. There are a number of
organizations and clubs that have
NOT made known that they will take
part IN the march. and Mr.. Klein
requests that all those wishing IN
march be present az the Citv Hau
at 1880 o'clock.
The remaining members of the G.
A. r., will ride in autos. Business
men and families that have adopted
the Shenandoah flag decoration svs-
tenn are asked by the celebration
committee TO leave the flags in their
positions until after the parade.
impressive services were held last
night at the temple, Rabbi Brenner
paying tribute to the boys that pass
ed away in the World War. and ex-
planning the meaning of America
Commander Samuel G. Garretson oP
the Grand Army of the Republic
gave short and inspiring talk
Commander Nathan Goldberger. of
the American Legion, read the rol1
OF honor during the memorial prav-
er' A large congregation was nres-
ent at the service. The temnle had
been beautifully decorated for the
occasion. The complete progra m
follows: c an
Star spangled Banner-Choir and
congregation.
Opening prayer-Rabbi.
Hymn-"Why Art Thou" choir.
Memorial prayer-Rabbi.
Reading of Roll of Honor-Com-
mander Nathan Goldberger.
Solo-Elsie Goldberger.
Address-Rabbi J. G. Brenner.
Solo-Rose Kempner.
Hymn-Choir.
Renlarks-Commander Samuel G.
Garretson.
closing prayer-Rabbi.
America-Choir and CONGREGATION
Benedietion-Rabbi.
Rabbi Brenner said in part:
I'VE have assembled to bear wit
ness that we remember the dead.
Those whom we now hold in memory
have claims upon our reverence that
is the strongest. Yet this claim does
not come from any kinship: it is not
due to ties of blood; it is not derived
even from friendship; it is not con-
eerned with personal relationship.
The claim issues from the fact that
these dead gave the full strength of
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