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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH after jevery meal Cleanses month and Fairy Tale 62nd Virginia Infantry, a battery on elevated ground, overpowered the gunners the and captured guns. A Cadet mounted a caisson and waved the Academy flag. And how the triumphant youngsters yelled I They lost 8 killed and 46 wounded In wild Truly, the charge. American Is the same fighting man from one generation to another. Memorial Day will see both the Blue and the Gray In line, marching as bravely as of yore. But alas, the steps will be and ranks feebler thinner. Herewith Is yAARY eoniiCHT . GRAHAM V VOTItN BOiTC WtWtNl qwicw six-gu- n that pictured Maj. Giles has Just left the White House, after Inviting President Coolldge to attend the commencement exercises of the Lawrenceville Industrial school of Virginia. He Is said to be the only survivor of the twelve members of the staff that surrendered with Gen. Robert E. Lee to General Grant at AB. Cook, who ppomattox Court Uncle Jack House. Armstrong of Windsor, S. C., eighty years of age, Is said to be the only survivor of the First South Carolina Infantry, C. S. A. The oldest member of the G. A. R.' In New England Is Henry D. Lay of West Newbury, Mass., who celebrated his hundredth the other birthday AlJl&JiZ&&CdZr CgfZZ'ZPKY, S, 07 GmAJZFS firofrjnrg day, with his good wife by his side and SHERMAN By JOHN DICKINSON J3. COOZ, C7.JJL surrounded by chiEMORIAL DAY Is with us a Mo 6m ldren, grandchildren again, and again all good Pqlde and glory and honor all What changes and obAmericans will fittingly Llye in the Colors to stand or fall. in the span of his have been wrought serve this national holihas practicalMoreover, Memorial Day will be life! The political world For day and holy day. and Industrial The over. been made It Is a holy day. In 'a observed at the very ends of the earth, ly revolubeen has world commercial for at the very ends of the earth are sense It is the most comtionized. The whole scheme of livprehensive of all our days burled our American soldier dead. In The American of national observance. For the eight American War Cemeteries In ing has been changed. from the Mismarched have people lovMemorial Day has grown Europe flowers will be strewn by as the United States of America has ing hands and tribute paid by eloquent sissippi to the Pacific. When Henry D. Lay was born In grown, as the American people have tongues In France, In Belgium, In stars 1824 there were only twenty-fou-r England. grown. western boundary on the The Diverse Flag. were Indeed the tongues Memorial Day is now hallowed by of the United States was the Rocky more than fifty years of observance. and colors that made up the Yanks Mountains and the Red River. MisA. of E. And the F. far away, Indeed, Think what It has now come to mean Louisiana were the only souri and rest some of these Yanks. Sergeant to us. Can you not read Into It somewest of the Mississippi. two states Demosthene Burdells, who died for thing of the spirit of every one of our are at hand for the No the of under United figures the liberty Flag days of national observance? United Confederate Veterans, whose was men borne uniin States," the by Surely on Memorial Day an Americommander Is Gen. William can can make good resolutions as fit- form he had worn to the lands of his general But the B. Haldane, Louisville, Ky. Isles In fathers of Greece the among tingly as on New Years Day, and with Grand for the Army of the much to inspire them. The birthdays the Mediterranean, and there interred figures in chief commander whose with all war. honors Do of the Republic, you of Lincoln and Washington are closely M. Saltzgaber, Van Wert, is Methink will that be Gaylord grave neglected akin to It. Arbor Day, with Its memoO., tell-morial Day? saddening story. The peak rial trees and its sense of responsiSam Soo Hoo was bom in San Fran- of the membership was 409,489 In bility to posterity, is closely in touch. 1890. In 1921 the membership had Easter Day and Memorial Day are In- cisco. The World War found him In to 85,678. In 1892 it was dwindled and the father of three China, separably bound together In many lov' children.married, In Grand Army The decrease 76,126. thouSam .traveled many ing and trusting hearts. And Memo- - sand miles to enlist In the 1921-- 2 was 4,445 to 4,025. Rainbow posts rial Day fits hand In glove with Flag Division and to get to the front at So, this year, there will be fewer Day, with Independence Day, with In Blue and in Gray to cheer, veterans ended His Journey Armistice Day. There Is something of one hellish night in July of 1918. and more graves to cover with blosThanksgiving Day In It and something Uncle But, praise God, we can strew Sam, at the request of his rela- soms. of the Christmas good will. flowers alike for Grant and Lee, for sent the miles 10,000 body tives, by On Memorial Day, in short, we weep Sherman and Jackson, for Sheridan as we strew flowers because the dead land and by sea that their American and Stuart and for their men, with the soldier rest near of graves might are our kin ; we thrill with pride that ancestors at Jla-g- l Chuen, In Shin his they so nobly died; we rejoice that Love and tears for the Blue, the South Gate Tal Tears and love for the Gray. they are In Gods keeping. We assem- Ling, just beyond San Shen. Do you think the grave of ble, not to rekindle vengeful fires, not Sam Soo Hoo will be neglected MemoTwo new graves there are this exult over the defeated, not to rial Memorial Day? Day, to which the thoughts glorify war or to exalt militarism, but In There is thrill a each of the of American picthe people will Instincto give thanks of the Providence that Martures herewith. New the turn, grave of Warren Fighting tively has watched over our nation and to ket over again by the United States Gamaliel Harding and the grave of Pledge ourselves anew to the cause of Marines and the cadets of the Vir- Woodrow Wilson. Each was stricken liberty, humanity and justice to which the down in the service of his country. ginia Military academy our nation is dedicated. Memorial Day battle of New Market, in the famous Each deserves well of his country. means to us all that Old Glory means : Shenandoah Valley, fought May 15, Out of the Blue and the Gray came 1864.' Here the Confederates under the Khaki. Oh, that the thousands Hats off! defeated the Union who wish It could strew flowers Over tlle 8treet there comes Breckenrldge A blare of Is prob- There!" But a There under ruffle of drums, forces Siegel. bugles, a flash of color beneath the sky; no Civil of battle the secondary ably Hats off! Too far away are Flanders Fields more The Flag is of Had War Siegel Importance. passing by. Upon his grave to lay not Lee have could the won, spared My roses and Blue and white and crimson It shines men to check his advance without exMy rosemary and bay; over the A scarlet poppy on my breast ordered lines. posing Richmond to immediate and Hats off! Will speak Memorial Day! The Colors before us perhaps Inevitable capture. The fact fly; But more than the Flag is passing by. that New Market could be Doubtless the quintessence of the with the applause of thousands of American Sea fights and peoples thoughts on Memoand grim shows how thoroughly the spectators will be In the offerings at the rial great, Day uught to make and to save the State; wounds of the Civil War are healed. national shrine in Arlington, the tomb Weary marches and sinking ships; The mimic battle also recalls the of our Unknown Soldier. Sjeers of victory on dying Ups; part of the Cadets In the 1864 glorious Bays of plenty and years of peace; There were 225 of them all March of a strong land's swift Increase; battle. We gather him to the Nations breast, under Colonel Ship, within the shadows of the capltol, of sixteen under Justice, right and law; lately honor and reverent awe; one of their professors. They stood the towering shaft that honors WashSn of a nation, and great father, and of the strong, great as veterans under galling artil- ington, themonument 10 ward to Lincoln, the her people from foreign steadyfire. Then exquisite they charged with the martyred savior. lery wrong; BIG BULLFROG I'm quite ready to eat anything I see, said Mr. Bullfrog. Pm the king of the pond as it were and so I will eat delicious bugs and Insects and little turtles and fishes and I will even eat small frogs. Some think that Is a shocking habit and perhaps It la. "But then you know I rather enjoy the taste of frog I An Important creature such as I am should have some rights. Now I do not become a bullfrog In a hurry. It takes uh g second year and sometimes even a third to become a bullfrog. I remain a little, learning tadpole for a good length of time. Maybe that Is why Pm a smart old fellow when I do become full grown and sit around In my splendid, kingly fashion as ruler of the pond. When I say that it takes me a second year and sometimes a third to become a bullfrog I mean that It takes a member of our family that long. It takes me two years to become a bullfrog. And now I shall enjoy myself. If enemies come for me I fool them. Young JJr. Bear thought to catch me In his paw the other day, but I was too quick for him. I got down Into the mud and when Mr. Bear pulled up his paw all he had was mud. forget-me-not- s. steel-tippe- d, land-fight- s, , sweets. Wrlgleyai Is double value In the benefit and pleasure It provides. Scaled in Us Parity Package. full-size- d full-size- d Goog-a-roo- goog-a-roo- for You Waiting a NEW Salad Delight With a bottle ol New Style Yacht Club Salad Dressing in die house a new salad delight awaits Yacht Club has been a you. favorite for 35 years. It is mild, rich and creamy always ready always good. Get a bottle today from vour grocer and write lor the Yacht Club Manual ol Salads a really practical book on salad making sent tree. .Yacht tfeW Style lUJ SALAD DRESSING goog-a-roo- I call that a joke. And Mr. Long Beak Bird as I call him, or Mr. Heron as he would have 314 N. Clark St. Chicago, 11L Leading Question "Father, said Myra, why didn't you tell me you had had this rustic seat When Charlie Robinson varnished? and I sat down on It last night he got varnish all over his coat and trousers." Oh, did he? But what about you?" asked father. n. ; teeth and aids digestion. Relieves that overeaten feeling nod acid month. flavor Its satisfies the craving for Im the King of the Pond. on his visiting cards If he had visiting cards, came the other day. He might have caught me If I hat been sitting upon the mud for I coulc not go down far enough but what he would be able to go down after me with that long and very unpleasant beak of his. But I was sitting by the side of the pond and quick as a flash I was in the water and he had missed me. Oh, you may think as you see me sitting here that Im not paying attention to what Is going on about me. You may think that Pm dreaming the time away as I sit here blinking. But Im on the watch for everything that Is going on. Quick as a flash am I! There Did you see that bug? He came near and I caught him. I was so still he had scarcely noticed me. But I had noticed him. But I think I will go and call on a young Miss Bullfrog whom I would like to ask to be my mate. Pm not such a sociable old fellow, but I do feel that it would be nice to have a companion. After a time we will go our own way I will long for my solitary life again, but I will explain all that to Miss Bullfrog. "Now that it Is early summer and all the spring Ive been hearing talk of weddings and so forth Ive almost caught the fever myself. "But the wedding will be very simple. I shall dress handsomely, of course. 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