Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 16

Q00N Y. POLICE - WILL PARADE HERE {Enright’s “Finest” to Take Part in Holy Name So- ciety Convention. One thousand of “the finest” uni- formed representatives of the New York police force members -of the Holy Name Society are goming in a body to Washington to participate in the Holy Name rally and parade jhere September 21. according to a letter received today by Very Rev. M. J. Ripple, O. I.. national director of the Holy Name Society, from Pat- N. Walsh. president of the New police branch of the Holy Name Daniel Sullivan. superintend- tnt of the Metropolitan police. force ©of Washington. will be officially re- qQuested to appoint a reception com- mnittee of the Washington police to welcome their brother officers from the metropolis. The New York po- lice delegation will be special guests of the Washington committee during the convention. The organization of more than 200 Men to take charge of the convention fiall, the big new gymnasium of the Catholic University, and overflow Teetings in the new stadium, and to take charge of seating the delegates. Was perfected L night when Mgr. Ripple and Patri J. Haltigan, dioce- san director, who is in general charge of the convention, cenferred with the St. Anthony's branch in Brookland. Brookland Men to Act. The Brookland men have been giver the special duty of taking care of all arrangements and conveniences about the Catholic University grounds, where the bulk of the convention ex- ercises will be held. M. J. Dufficy, president of the Brookland branch, is chairman of the convention headquar- ters committee, and will be assisted by more than 20 subcommittees look- ing after various details of the work. Arrangements are being made for a special convention post office to be established in the gymnasium head- quarters. The Chesapeake and Poto- mac Telephone Company also —has agreed to provide telephone booths in the headquarters. Luncheon will be gerved under the trees on the Catholic University campus. Virginia and western and southern Maryland branches of the Holy Name Society have had representatives at the convention headquarters here making arrangements for special di- visions in the big parade. Virginia to Semd 3.500. Virginia units figure on having not less than 3,500 men in line, coming from all parws of the Old Dominion, ‘and and vicinity 1 -ial train to form f the Maryland di :l!ure of the Maryland demonstra- articipation of the me branches in the Eight parishes, -or- sanized within the last two months by Diocesan Director P. J. Haltigan, [ C will be given a place of distinction in the line. The parish branches are: Upper Marlboro; St. Peter St. John's, Clinton; Church of the Holy Ghost, Issue; St. Francis de T Rock Point; St. Francis de Benedict: St. Mary's, Bryan- and the Mission Church at These churches are expdted to send 1,000 men to march in the pa- rade under the>leadership of the fol- lowing officers: The Very Rév: P, Vi tor of St. Mary's Chur: , “spiritual _director: Established 1845 Victor Gravis, of Bryantown, marshal. In addition to these churches, branches, of the Holy Name Society are soon to be organized at St. Mary's, Star of the Sea, church at Indian Head, and St. Mary's, Leonardtown. Western Maryiand already has es- tablished its reputation for represen- tations at the Holy Name rallies that have been held in this vicinity. Only recently the branches of that local- ity were host to other branches of thig archdlocese in a big demonstra- tion. Butler-Flynn Paint Co. 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Alterations at Cost Final Cut in Mode Shirts t’s unprecedented reduction Lot of Mode Fancy and Plain White Shirts, some with collar attached. .Were 89c 3 for $2.50 Madras, Glos-striped and Russian Cord Shirts, neckband and collar attached. $1.39 Were $2.50 and $3 Tropicals Because of these extraordinary reductions —We must charge Cost for Alterations Palm Beach Suits, were $15 Line;l and Seersucker Suits, were 8‘75 B (D LS Imported Striped English Broadcloth and Madras Shirts. Were 3350, $4 and $] 95 3 for $5.50 Imported English Broadcloth—plain shades—White, Blue, Tan and Gray; $2.39 3 for $6.50 neckband and collar attached. Were $3 Finest of Silk Shirts—smart effects. Were $8, $8.50 and $9 = 54'95 3 for $14.00 3 Pints......27c 25¢c, 40c, 70c - Mohair Suits—Mostly Large Sizes. Were $20 Roanoke. Lynchburg, Clifton Forge, etc. The Virginia men will ba led by their own music, with the Alexandria, West Falls Church, Clarendon and Cherrydale branches heading the di- vision. The tidewater section is sending a boatload of at least 300, representing Norfolk, Portsmouth, Ocean View, Fort Monroe, Hampton and Newport News. From the Richmond parishes there will be at least 1500 marchers, ac- cording to advices which reached Na: tional Director Ripple today. A delegation of 2,000 from Cumb: $11.75 $16.75 BRUSH FREE BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT CO. 609 C St. NW Mam 1751 Tropical Worsted, Flnl:nnel. and Gabardine Suits, were $25 and $30, Mallison’s Silk Suits—small sizes. Were $40 Finest of Mode Mohair and Tropi- cal Worsted Suits, were $38, $40 and $42.50 .. . White Flannel and plain and strip- ed Gray Flannel Trousers, ‘were $9, $10 and $12 Finest of White Imported Flannel Trousers. Were $16.50 Final Cut in Mode Cravats —both the Cut Silks and the Knitted Silks Cut-Silk Cravats— that were $1.00 Linen Knickerbockers, News of New Fall “Hahn Special” $5.95 Linen and Cloth Knickerbockers, Were $6, $8 and $10 Another Saucy Opera model — for women young in years or spirit. Patent leath- er or Tan Calf. Da~hmg low heeled Opera Pumps now all the rage. Style pic- tured—Patent leather. Hurry, Men to this Sale! Cut-Silk Cravats— that were $1.50 and $2 Shoes ‘EOI‘ Women C At all "HAHN" Stores 3 for $2.25 Sports Coats—the best models — were $20 and $25 Cut-Silk Cravats— that were $2.50 and $3 .... 3 for $3.00 Khnitted Silk Cravats— 5 that were $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Exit! Women's Short Lines! 90 520 2 O 3 for $3.00 Summer Bath Robes They are full-cut Robes—in most $4.95 Final Cut in Stiff Straw Hats All the remaining Stiff Straw Hats sl 00 pleasing effects—and regular $6.50, $8, $9, $10 and $12 grades —of course the variety and quantity is limited. Now Final Cut iq Coat Sweaters There’s quite a variety of weaves and shades, all excellent models— both imported and domestic makes. Were $7.50, $8, $10 and $12. Were *5.95 to *7.50 UCH a wonderful chance! All short lines, reljable “Hahn” qual- Final Cut in Panamas, Bangkoks —Balibuntals, etc.—the best of $3.75 Were *5.95 to *16 HITES, Black Satins, Black Suedes, Colored Suedes, ity Oxfords at $3.85. : Colored Kids. Shoes for now ~ Blacks, whites and tans—All and early Fall, at savings often -dat les—but Net al two times as big as the price! 1:Eetso 4 Sty 3 i Don’t let this chance slip by! e S ShBeA s (At All Stores Except G St.) At 7 3 s . o i Bathing Shoes .. ..81.19 Leather Boudoirs - .. o .$1.45 Sateen Boudoirs ........$1.00 Silk Hosieljy. sk 8145 $4.95 makes. Were $6, $8, $10, $12 and $15, Now Madras Athletic Union Suits 85¢ 3 for $2.50 Final Cut in Pajamas A lot of Pajamas, Yin plain shades; full cut; frog fastenings. .Genuine Brighton Garters 19¢ a pair DOLLAR SALE Children’s Shoes : Started this: morning— Closing out all Short Lines Children’s Shoes—were $2.95 or over. What a glorious chance for every thrifty mother ! At 7t]1 St. Store Only Genuine Soisette Pajamas, in the preferred shades; superior makes. The Mode—F at Eleventh + Cor. 7th: &fK Sts. - 414 9th St. - “City Club Shop™ 1914-16 Pa.,\Ave. 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E.