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???v and jVation Honor
Dead in the World War
Church Services. Military
Exercises and Reunions
of Veterans Mark Olo
hration of Armistice I.)av
Brooklyn Unveils Tablet
Cross Erected at Graves
of French Sailors Who
Died While at This Port
Two >< ?"? at 5 o'clock in the
? me, the armistice was
lered the cessa-, ion of
.-- at w a r. Act uai
: at li o'clock that morn
?I _>. ;? . i.erc.
Yesit ' he second artni
? . ? t. Throughout
minant note of the
i f solemnity.
ill the ] ms foi the day's
pose of a
.......
?
. .- at 11 o'cb in the
. .: ng ' e ei bi : at City Hall
100 times. Scai
; ; v. > when
? ?- rhout Manhattan
Island 1 ' rail rhen came
? ' fices, i- ilemn mili
?
' : - ;. t :....', |
Bi II Tl 111 d al ?1 o'Oeth
? nf the bi Is in
ed at 11
iovernor Smith had re
. ......
ogvther were
1 these was thai of
? . ?
n en l C a m i l x. N*. J..
?< ne to a
r engagements had c me
m try.
l'ork i organization
ft had an evening
Regiment
?
? I anthems
' ? ' ' ? . II
ancis P.
i n v . s, Af t e i
? . I , cri ?;.
M ?irlo? e, ol the San
Carl ?
? ??? ? ? ' - v ; Recounted
:
' ' American 1
. | .. |
: ? I A me i
? ' . rhomas G<
' '
'
: : ? ? tint ? '.-. ha vt
o\or in
'? ? ' Metropolitan
? .- ;
y ? eda ? we re trib?
ut .. ? }: ;
i' Jack: n,
1 tid 1 uten ' - lonel Frank
M ? R v !.. J,
? no nnc tl edict ion
f the old
nt. t with 1 new
1 ' :. com
Alder
ra n k
and civic die
: . und at 1281
A ? '? ..
i the \\ ??:
? ' ' Firemen Get Leave
; ? . ? . . .. ry r i
? .. .
war ., v ?
? : cemei
? be obtaini d,
. ? indred firemei
f the occasion.
: . ti
I States Ii fantry,
ct ;
? ?' . t. Paul the
tended as a
a . ' ? : . : :! adi .
'
- P -t .t the Amer
tn? d by
i 11 d i ers.
An tini held at thi
* I oh n the D i vine. Af?
ter v ? ray i ?? t ei ha :
address the meet ing
er to the A: menian
and speeches were
[j . ; ]], . ry Mor.
' '? Si ,
lyn L'nveila Tablet
and other boroughs
wer? held. In the
a tablet wat
i ? the men employ? '1
? ? su| r? me sac ?.
'.???;. mir 'tes bo
'si.cn in both
I ' t ' ;- ;? als of
thi grai 1 jury con
: District Attorney
? t . Idress.
a cros? wa?
the French
'?' rs< lies and Gloire,
ships v ere in this
.... at Cypress Hills
. ", the French
? ? a tor William
?'? ' peakers.
Hospital on St a'en
es w'ere held for
era stationed
'
l'uhlic Schools Observe Event
in Jersey City was ;
iy of flags and by
' ? ? the public Bchools, fol
enterta nment and dance
Ri e mi nt Armory, under
of - ? .- James P. Mc
i ?' !:? American Lc
-" Fred S*.:ckel, in the Court of
' ? ' ' ? as, Newark, halted a trial
? bute to the day. Three
?? for the flag.
At Pi (he !'? ue forces of the
!\rtillery, R. O. T. C.
nit, i ,;< fended the tow n
I . ? ..? attack by the Red
FRTpUTISR & [g,
Madison Ave. at 46**? St.
Madras Shirts
*3-50 and ?4-75
We offer a complete line of serviceable madras
^urts, in a distinctive variety of conservative
patterns and plain white. These shirts for?
merly sold at $5.00 to $7.00. Prices have
;>cen reduced to meet the popular demand.
Kahn Demands Recall
Of (/. S. Men on Rhine
FREDERK K, Md., Nov. 11.?
Immediate withdrawal of Ameri?
can troops on the Rhine was
urged here to-day by Representa?
tive Kahn, of California, chair?
man of tin- House Military Com?
mittee, speaking at the Armistice
Day celebration. If Ik- had his
way in the next Congress the
forces would be recalled, he said,
adding that American troops were
n it "bill coll? ctors for other na?
tions, nor are they policemen for
the nations of Europe."
Army of the san,o ui I '?'. i b -as oi
tin; universit; facultj who
m itary experii nee acted
In the- evi nil ratio) ...
discripi . - v -, held thro , th'
i : .; ; States.
ii r? .. ? i Pre dent Hen.y Bi kner
last ni? Bron
rade of tm r? . : an I .
diers and ex-service n
sion moved from the 2d Fie
Ai ia a v. I6?th Strei t a- : ?
nue, to tin- World Wai : nt. 18th
Street and Thir I Av-- a H - ?-..-? i
banked ar< und th? inonu ent. An
entertainment ' held aftei i pa?
rade at Pub
anel W .' i Avenu?
I Vetprai
? ? HotJ ['? 111
vith E. A t, 1 ; : ;
Among : - . .ers wi r ? ?' i
i 'as? nave, Fn :. Coi ?oner:
Major Gei eral John F. O'R;
Lie ber and Ell ott M orton.
Veterans Reviewed by
Pershing at ('amp /)".v
(.<>!. 7 ?inodore Roosevelt in Line
as Eight Wounded Soldiers
Arc Decorated by the Gem ra!
? \MP dix, :-;. j., Nov. ii.
I hing and Major G i
i.. . mi - i ! he 1 '. ' ?
:? - ??? . A ? . [>a;
? da; n which men
- ; ?. Fran ? . - n j o
them
I d o n : ' -?--.-?-..
of tho who ti
clot hes. i ? was : a .- pai : .
than a mili! ary ; and in spite
i " * .:?- cerei - e then
ittle regard oi ? ? Arche;
commemo a i . -, of i ? - ? - \.
th? Is! : ? ? ion parti ated
and of the deail tried
spanned 1 of march.
; .???-,
' ? . . Artillery
and a -..'?'?? battle
planes thundered al ? I rch
?>???;? tl i pai -,'.' Geni al i' I i
gave i he Fou fragen o I t, ?
Guerre ti eigl ? of tin
division, vvhi cami I Vi tei '?
tal in W? I ? ?' . and made
brief address,
"You have beci ti ed in
times ' tl it numbei nd n? ? ?
want W hoi r "; -
r rosnoj
', ' a i forw arel. Th I re?
pose d in you n? i .. - I. ; -
.... teadily. "5
... itiein to th - inti
"Tl ?' i.
tice Day .... It
ciation of 1 ' ivho ?
meanii tl great victory
'.i - . ? r 11
??'1'ii. - lay w come 1 r? ? ? ' I
the civil --: world what Ii ? ? ?
? Ell ' '. ? - is : !
? he dea! ? . ? ' f autocral ?
reverse I the rine I
pht "i ? ' a new e>i
hes a di\
? ?
tl
which tool ace on thi
ra ri h pai ado y a o .:? lorders < '
- . ? ? I
.. : :
other engines of war. Thi
of Ba! tery C of the Cth 1
Ar! I!? r;.-. which i ' ? : thi
cai shot in the war, tired
i i S'ew "
? ;.?? ger, carried
i.i r of the American Lc?
wa.- named for 1 son, Lh i
Figel, who was the firs! Ai
: llery ? ffice - -.. ?
war.
CoInml)iis Veterans March
Despite Warning of Drat!,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Ni v. 1 ; Dei nt
ment of Justice opera! I ty wei
attempt ing to find a clue to tin
or persoi 5 v > ht left a i e
und? ? a di or at An ? ric in '
headquart? i here warnintr c:
not to participate in I
1 lay parade, i e not? read:
"Don't i ry to get i
paradi W. cd one. We'll
you war lovers to lie!".."
Membei not pn
mit the note to ritorfer
participation in t pai 11
e\ or. police and Fi
a close lookout for di ? clopme
Stamford Unveils Monument
In Memory of Her Veteran?
STAMFORD, Conn., N'ov. I
tice Day was celebrated here wit! '
unveil ing of a monum? nt oi
ma.-.,. as a mem irial to all tm
... .. ? ? : ? . va ? fron
days of King Philip to the Bt
tin ng '? e i wo i ? " ? ?
The monument was designed '.
George A Frecmai : -??
p a ic subscription. T le ci -1 wa
than $60,000. Th?
far.I men are on four ts tit
its base.
tie iie ral Clarence R. Edwards, who
commanded the 2?th Division, com
.f New Fnglaffd men, overseas,
made the principal address at the cere
? ? and marched at the head of the
war vetetana who took part in the
lie was the (tuest of honor i i
ht at i ball given by Battery F, 103d
I d Artillery.
L egion Ch ief Co n de m n s
Treatment of Wounded
20,000 Maimed IVor Veterans,
Forgotten, Are Being Shifted
About Aimlessly, lie Charges
BOSTON, Nov. 11.- -A call to'the tia
tion to remember its wounded of the
World War. ? .. ,01 0 of wnom still live.
maimed in mind or body anil, to a great
i \teat. forgotten," was sounded to-day
nj Fred \V. Galbraith, of Cincinnati,
? ? . :..-.i commander of the Amei can
Legion, who came lure for Armistice
1 >;: v ext rcises.
He :. sorted that hospital faci i I iea
he wo tnded vetert n were "ont iro
lequ i te," adding, "if there s
ndequate treatment being given these!
: ? -, . at any hospital i have
' ' t < sec it."
Arniisl?pc AHjoii
Of Foch Praised
By Wickersham
"Y, ork of Soldier Was Done;
Thai of Statesman Bad
lo Begin,' He Tells War
?Yade Board Audience
Critics of Mai hal Foch's conclu
. n of nn ? ? tice wit h Gen
tli u-ge iV. \\ ii
at an An ice 1 y dim :
tj h VVai ? radi rd i ub la night
t the Wald
: cri ' -t. made in t he :
From ; ?' : . . .:
rly I- ret ch .11 ( om ml lionei to
the United St: . thai pence i srms
? : . ' thi allies could have
nfori 11 ' ' ? ; !?' : c :
e war Mr. Wickershan I
hat ,vhen I ! French commander in
. ' v..; . upon to agree to an
a? a ! old ier was
.
i not une mon t ' hear
ir I h a v e
y nn ctati d
al 1
: " : ' . irm. "In
? name of the 100.000 i i ?
u 1 d h a v
? ?? ' ?
,..'.,., then refer? :
' ' ' t, pub
? \ I o n d a y. t h a t h e h a d
cril e time the
" - - : : , "'. ike what ]
t."
Mai ' .1
" -'-.'' ?..'?'? . " ' Wickel
ham. ' '.' .-? I: of the Id ier was
rbe wo) ? ' ?
? ' n."
? of the peace I r< aty,
V. ?'?:? " ? : id the i tiators
... into
? ? cont'denc t':;e pcopl p were
to sup] ' : ? trca ''Tin 1 '
only 1 no pain?
pcure the uit .;?: of
hi Amei can pei pie, to tl ;
r ' : i ? ....
11 e d f o r t h i
bul : ' ??-:??
... , . . of the
'? '?
o s|i'l ? don i ? ;
part ' mtry, and
; . peac and of the woi Id
. . . . |] and h
tt luence the peopli and he
;
m ' ' " French
? I ;. ?
; . ? n whii
'en Germany ui r the pt-ace
deten ai ??? ?_ i - t
r o G e i
y h a d h e r
? ' ?
er, a G i < lomist, a esti
ating tl ; ' ' ' ?ermanj
British Agree on Reparations
T. K1S. Nov. 1 : Ti e bar: of 1
in r, con f er ri
, L-rnoon with (Jeorges 1 ?
Foreign ter I ? said
e Foreign Office
ii of the progrj m foi fixi sr German
I been settled
... ?< ? .-. ? ' ; ? . ?;. pr lure in
, ? . ..'.-. a - previ
..?,...,.., | unoi
Commoner and
KingHonorWar
Dead of Britain
Body of Unknown Tommy,
Epitomizing 800,000 ?f
Empire's Fallen, Flared
in Westminster Abbey
Wounded Pay Tribute
Wreath Put on Coffin by
Davis Bears the Words.
'America Will Not Forget1
By Arthur S. Draper
From The Tribune's furcii'in /I?""!!
.'--.; ht, 1920 N- n Vori? Tribune Inc
LONDON, Nov. Ii. Britain paid
honor tn her war dead to-day. In one
of the most impressive ceremonies ever
seen in London the body of an un?
known Tommy war. carried through the
streets of the metropolis and accorded
iri such as no body of one single
i timan b ing befare ever received from
the British Empire, and was finally in?
terred in West mi nster Abbey, .shrine
and costing place of England's heroes
?inci X(Maian times.
The burial ceremony was modeled
af'or that usually accorded a field
lal and was a symbolical tribute
to ?ili tl ' < ?'?? o d?( d in the World
War.
] ? wn s -i magn fieent c remony,
which every rank in the empire par
tic a! cd. Two ;. cai : go, when '? he
. ? ? ?? - was ann ? i need, tcnsloi bi
;n a wild rio! <??' ,: ;. . Thi ri n
thei ' wa ? no i ering beneat h the
? tffed ill gs of the whole city, b ;:
tend a silence which was even more
si VI
Streets Lined With Cro?d
llar y this morning, the street
through which the funeral proee
due ! pa 53 we re I r.i ! wil 1 cr >w , .
and Wl ? all, in svl a t - ce ot:
r I he war dea i :s sit tated. w
nsti n1 of the usual busy traffic w 1
rs of the fa! len dead.
A ; !) : -10 a, : a. : '? ? ? body of the in
? wn warri r, which was brou :
? av i 111 . ;
a : :e at Victoria Station, fl
.????-.! 1 by ' . . ? I band
?. - i and fol owi d by pallbearei
four admira B it ty, M eux, .1
a nd Madden ; four field marsht
French, liai a Met.] uen and V\
i'our pe?era . ! ! rne, Byng Gat if
and Trenchard ? | asenta! of all
? f the l; a a. til a' fi u ??? a
ivi - of the slain, the* procession be
.... ....
.'. bout ' 'a- eeaa'a: '.. .. plain wh : te
ituri ? ' mon thi 1 ". ei y fi t
high, in tii" midst of ???- te I, 0
nu the Colonial < Iffice', . . .
- th 11 ui r ing w ? en ths and di ?
(1 , notabl? be n .. at r
rtly a fl r 10 o'clock K n.- tli 1 -,
.vearing a general's uni form, : >ok a i ?
I ?? before the moi nent. lie wag
. Ilowed by the Prince of Wa a . :
Vori and 0! he r mi nh rs - '
the ;? yal family, v 0 tationed
1 ? . him.
King I'ufs Wreath on Coffin
On one sich of the roi du : w r ?
men i: ? ? robes, and
em '- oth rs, including Ci
? : other high- govi 1 nment oftl :i
: '? . : : ? and 1 Premiei
'1 th stood side i y s ide, t heir po?
ntet ? - rgot ten and their
- - ruffled by the wind Ba .
1 ' : Funeral ? '
wit a ? . ? I with crap?
In 1 cl I the cenot aph.
. ?? trri pe i eai ?ng thi conn
. ? . ' '- Id i r, coven i with
tattered Union Jack and w
. .'"' re Imei and -id trms tbovc
cann : rest while t a a a revers
The King, princes and spectatoi
d Then ; ?? King placed
'?? reath on top of the coffin, : raining
?Ule to re h the eight. As "Big Bi
. 1 e ? ici ? wei ???:!? a -
Bar! I rui 1 ! 1 o'clock he pul
? ? 1 ' to unveil ; a ? ctr otaph. 1 1
uediately, but the
stuck. A top-hatted civilian stepp? '.
1 ,r of ti'.- crowd and with a quick jerk
Ii -a red t iie other flag.
F :? two minutes there was dead si?
lence, broken only by the m mi ton
- 1 .' of the motion picture camera;
while hing and commoner stood un
covered with heads bowi d before the
Hag-draped coffin which epitomized
*":'.'. of the empire's dead.
1 he stillness was broken by the thin
y"!(';', "! an aged chaplain reciting the
Lord s Prayt r. which was tnki n up by
the deeper voices of hundrt ds of sol?
diers. , At the close the King stepped
forward, placing a huge wreath at the
" of the shaft. The Prince of Wales
cam ? next, a company of buglers
. sounded "Tee Last Po it ;'
riie gun carriage bearing the dead
warrior's body ?wung up Wl it< hall. The
'? went afoot a? the cl ief mourner.
' he princes and members of the C ibi
' "' '? after placing wreaths, joined the
';' .?on, vvhii ; cl< tl "? th loldiers.
i ils were posted, !e? ning on re
'? ' rifles, at the corn,!'- of the
con itaph, and crowds bearing floral
ding turbam d Indian
I princes, grave Boy Scouts staggering
. und >r huge wreatl liers in uni
t orm, civil ?a n ? wit h si rvice i ibbi
thei coats, I I ick-gai bed women and
nt:::' irmed nurses, -: reamed past, pil
?i ' t tribut, s unt I the 1 ?e of the
' ia] was hidden beneath a bank
I ,: .' ors.
ame thi autom biles I irii
tent sold
I la ? arms ? r legs,
'?'? 10 diluted as thi y pi ? ted.
Meanwl ile, in the i ive at West min
ster Abbey, with all thi notabb . in?
du ? ? no,-. Mary and Queen Alex
affd ? ml. Queen Maud of Nor
?'? :. g and Quee of Spain,
I . ,. i, ind, the :ofl wn n :
; ' I : : - - I ? '
I Fi ittleiield
o Kii -ntte-red earth over the
: i v b 1er mtled "Tni
ovi r ? '..? .? rave, \- ; then filled
'; gregal n 1 the Abbi y * o
A1! a ft?? ri oon, through the Uibey
and past the com thou i I
irner I at i nil lar
haft contrasted arp
? i go vi nent build il if
? overed w th ;
.:: : ? and' ;i ' Cl .'
' ?v !'? ''.'. No\ 11(1 The A ? ? ci
at I'n ? .lohn V I) , tl
\ mer i can Am bt
monies ?. West istei
com ted to-da; la hi
the gravi of tin i iwn lier h n
ored with there ".
bor i the wo ' "Ai erica will oi
: '." Mr. Davis cas ac n cl b;
Canon Carm
Unknown Polin Buried
.-is All of France Wouriu
Pr si ?? nl.Marshalsai ' "" rah
'.; ! R ji -i Gi avi
H rteaih irch of Trin >n ')!
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i i.
A re fie T
: .- ' i par
...-, of j
? . f :
lory
k ? ? : ror beei itT I
: ? ? : ? . ' .
'
: ?? pi ve - " .?
it th ' ' hoi 1 tl prom'
t men i ' . :
P ;? roe
?' ? ?? : . pron
and the v ? V
? , , ,. , ? ... ? r th
1. an Aniba i to Pros i
\ d d t h I '-? ; : ' ' ' ? r '
,..? ... | .
Idicrs,
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tl Ti ? : I ? ?
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1 , F ; I ' ?? ii -.
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??? : ? ? ? ' .\ ,.,. ?I
r nooi
of
f Gambetta i :
le Ai It!
broke ; . T! c: 1 pei
mi ! past 1
aflen I
the name f the Fn
. ,? .... i :
A i Vi
\ ? ? ? t . and Frencl off ial
and numerous Americans. In his ad?
?e;'; Ambassador Wallace said:
''I wish to t~?nV these childri2 fcr
coming nere to-day to place flower- on
our soldiers' graves. 1 wish to thank
them not only for myself and in the
name of my government, but I venture'
to express to them the gratitude of
? every American mother whose son lies
j buried in France and also of every
American child whose father fell on a
i French battlefield. Tue people of
; i' ranee never forget our dead when
1 mourning for theii ov n."
Everywhere in the provinces the an
niversary of the armistice was cele
' ed with much solemnity.
Patient Electrocuted v
When Jaw Is X-Rayed
Operator Turns Off the Current
V\ ben Machine Snaps; find*
a Corpse on the fable
Casimir l!g, thirty-five years old, of
299 North Sixth Street, Newark, was
electrocuted yesterday afternoon while
an X-ray photograph was being made
i f his lower jaw in trie office of Dr.
('. E. Baker, 198 Clinton Avenue, New?
ark.
An autopsy, performed by Deputy
Cou ' cian Min ingham, showed
*: . ? llg's death was caused by an eloc
hock.
B causa he had been suffering from
cted teeth llg went to Dr. Baki r's
: . a X-ray examina*
; ven pact ires were taken with
? nci lent, A s En esi X. Hurd, I e
tician, start? tl current for the
i phot igraph he ! trd tin m
i ? ine snap ai il imme liately s h ' off ! he
;? iwer. When ? ; ped to the tab e
found the pal ient u ion? cious.
Tl ? re wa3 a slight di 'o rati n ?ust
I ? low the hear!. Hard ?aid he beli? \ < :
[lg r ceived the shock when he at?
tempted to change hii position. A re
! a wa ted to
F'hyi n G? o i pe !.. Warren.
Chinese Suppress Mongols
Peking Says Enemy, W ith Japan?
ese, Plan to Rene* Attack
PEKING, N ?'.-. il i By The As iciated
Pre ? ? . Chii se I re ? ? ? ha\ ?? been en?
gaged in new skirmishes w.th forces
ised of Russian?, M? ngols and
pan? e near llrga. northern Mon
. - ' from that
Keii ments ru
1 :'? m . iita, ne . I ? Mont. I
tier, turneel the tide
battl . : di .-e the a. a .
. i\\ arel theast
trred on X? vc ra
. ; . ? ? ci ' mn a
' !J rga - -a ? that time rece ?
t h.a t cnem y re i n f orcem
? lapanese,
n that d ?' i I v
..... ... . ttack.
mov? ? ? id to be a Mongi
resl re ..." noi y . : tha
-
Amundsen Safe on Aug. 13
Telegram Bearing That Date b
Sent From East Cape, Siberia
1 PENH \.GI ". N'ov. ! '. ?- Cap . n
?'? aid Am en, t ? Arctic ex] rer,
has sent ?: - f ' a ing : ram 1
I ende from Ea -. Cape,
Siberia, I t 13 :
"We ailed from N'ome immediately
after '?? re of August 8 with only
men, as tl aimed wages
;' ? ' '.'?';. ? fol 1 ovving d?
un bv lack ice in B ihri a a
All : ] ar l' w* II."
Nobel Prize to Swiss Author
iCKHOI M, N1 >v. ! i. The Mobel
prize r literature for 1919 1
rded I Swi ttl r Carl Spit
The liter?! u re prize :" "? 1920
me tim tgi to th
an writer Knut Hamsun, who some
a I a ? ; . ' ? a .
ml at i ??? ??' ' ? car con
jo! he read 1
? :' , ecting fares.
W*^ 564-566 ?no 56? ?ftfth.Atf rnUt.<*r* 4-6? **d 47? ST&
BROADTAIL WRA
0)<
?/ne Leipzig dyed skins
i\r:oJuced and adapted from recent
Imported Models
Unusual richness of quality combined
with exquisite blending of rare skins.
The showing includes wraps fashioned entirely of
broadtail?broadtail with chinchilla and broadtail
with holinsky?at very much below present market
value.
French Premier
Says Nation Is
Neariim Normal
tr>_
Three - Quarters of Indus?
trial Plant- Ruined by
War Again Running;
Lands Laid V? ?ste Resown
Confident of the Future
Wallte Americans to Under?
stand Gratitude of People
for Part i?i Great Struggh
C : i
PARIS, N .
who has been in of!
has had the respoi task
tical relati
and kei ping a good ? ? - . - .
!.? ?rlai . :
pr ese i. -,
? spondent to ? s anx
. ? A.rica
the gr ttit ude of I pie and
their Vriendli
States. 13
aid:
"1 he oe Frai ?
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