Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 13

T Overseas Service League, on the sub- {awards. Th 3 om- FLAG DAY SERVICES | s movomme tisy D0 | ST B Bence. T 8 20 ; HELD FOR ROBBERY. |!ils,stated; and the former accom. 1 Know . . = Attend a Citizens’ Military |ices will close with benediction, pro- (Featuring the Clari — - Training Camp.” nounced by Chaplain Jullan E. Yates|. “The Star Spangied Banger e e T Y t d ; W = Charles Farrh Is’ from his pocket and al- ‘M 0" EI.“PSE PLANNED m:,‘."ihfi?‘;f;ufl:l p.fl:t:n the win. |of the United States Arm. The United Statés Marine Band will e er; forty years old. | 1oU °f DUl 19T L% Bied the money ester ay e ere Told T e, & T ot Twe Band Comecerts. render a special program 'in the | 5!VInS hia address as Mount Vernon . g f < Tembure, Mims Adele e fest: sl The occasion will mark the first(8Teat court of the Post Office Depart.|Hoiel, was arrested by Detectives —by the manufacturer of Styleplus Clothes th: Cadets, Scouts to Be in Formation | Piatinum brooch to Miss Luella Lan- | public appearance of the Army Band | Bont Solos wlil be offered at the|Mullen and Murphy today and held 5 S : 1 Sty epius Clothes that Caster of Junction City, Kan, 860OR: ([ their new uniforms and. immedi- | tna® Mimee Wiy ihel H. Gawler| (o snswer a charge of robbery pre- Gollese Eramined after this shipment they could not miake us a i and 2 gold bracelet to Miss Dorothy saxophon- = A ; b as Mre. Coolidge Presents M. Beal of Fredericks Hall, Va. ately after the services the band will | lat. = J. Tuslor Branson will lead th ferred by William Grady, 926 8th special price reduction on sizes that we were - give a concert, with Willlam J. Stan- | band. Carbauh of th street, who alleged thaut the defend- 2 Essay Prizes. To Broadcast Exercises. Rard leading. Office Department 1s in charge of the | &AL EFabbed §90 from him. short of. The exercises, which will be broad-| ‘The new uniform of the Army mu- | program. The men had been friends at Indian 2 Z cast by station wcAg. of ;.he Cré:n- :‘elln: lr of cadet gray, l'[‘:‘h dur‘I: <) ‘ ff’{“" ‘l:di efir:’laze:’: a::mwn‘a:: E ¢ a Py lephone m- ue facin iped ith white. s 8 T lend B BAND CONCERTS SCHEDULED |3oake 2nd Botomae b 50 o'elock, | consista of 'a "single-breasted skirt | Fatlence is bitter, but its fruits|by Grady. Wednesday night the men X ol I Oomorrow I herefOI'e - Maj, Gen, John L. Hines, députy chief [coat and long trousers, the latter - - ‘met for the first time in several years, * ing of- with a wide dark blue stripe. with of Staff of the Army. ax presiding of- With & wide dark blue SIriPG YOlg 7 T We place on sale . James S, Mont- Seeretary Weeks to Speak—Cere- |ficer, will Bresent Rev. Sames o o | cross beits are of white webbing and' . the in- [the ornaments for the collar, cap, 3 . mony Will Be Broadcast. | Representatives, who will recite n breast plate ‘and music pouch are 3 5 40 p————— r > i f uttons are t. R ) | The .entire audience_ consisting of | Sl Folons ule KIL, ¢ model in R o ; ; i officials, school Washington will lead the nation in | iEiyresran thare i cadet grey, trimmed in dark blue and hildren and their parents, the high | chdet grey, trimm appropriate observance of Flag day |school cadets, Boy Scouts and Girl Y. tomorrow, when Mrs. Coolidge will | Scouts in fuil uniform. and repre.| The program follows: Sentatives of patriotic socicties, will 1. March, “America Firs | be the guest of homor at special [ SERIALITES of DAL Chich Secre- F. H. Losey D ] exercises to be held on the White |tary of War Weeks will deliver the|2. Overture, “Festival”.C. H, Leutner i House Ellipse, or, If the weather is |address of the day on “The Klag.|3 “The Evolution of DIXiG" ', . ) inclement, in the Continental Me-|TWO patriotic songs then will be i ] S e aanlance. . Selection, “Sweethearts,” ! Snral Hall ‘Mjas Louise Wells of Chicago presi- Victor Herbert The occasion will be marked by |dent of the Women's Overseas Serv-|5.“‘Dance of the Serpents. § . the presentation of awards to the |ice League, then will .present. tie| ° H. Boccalari . T three winners of the national essay | winners of the contest te Mrs. Cool- | é. Valse, “Maiden's Dream.’ : i contest, sponsored by the Women's|idge, who will hand them . their J. Roberts N 2 ° ot aibiiibkb e M bt s i Ml P it "o en S TV T % d Sol Herzog, Inc. SUGAR e 69¢ BUTTER =" 42¢ MILK & 20N o FRUIT SALAD & 25¢| “— == - A RED GwsE : And Shine Pretty Hot, Too, Before Very Long— ' No. 2 . | And E;':ry Mother’s Son Will Shine P E A S ST Ca]l 15c . One of Our Genuine . : e Palm Beach 33833 Designing genius has achioved its best effects in these Frooks—bril- liant colorings and combinations—in the clingy crepe, Roshanara, laces, otc. — effectively and artistically- trimmed. Street, afterncon and eve- ning—and in all sises. 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