Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 50

50 THE EVENING PUBLIC AID ASKED INDIGNIFYING LAG e e Proper Use of U S Emblem; Stated for Al Normal Cccasions. It was ceuld see the American flag, innocent. 1y, perhaps, but none the less wrong ly used as a handkerchief napkin, or on an advertisement. That | 4. but even today, with | t has been offer I‘ n see the Star aped through an used as a table: i or a ] automobile tire or cloth. With the approach of Flag dav. June 14, the chairman of the commit: correct use of the flag of of Columbia Chapter of | n Revo- public etiquette here under the tional Amer Americ: the: principal patriotic opinio the opinion e and of the ex-| bodies of the count perts of the Ar and the Navy the outstanding cents a living t i a should be itself con- Its “union is its honor point. should be displayed only sunset or between such hou Place In Procession. When carried in a_proce tha I\G P)(hi“r‘ on t number of flags are grov e on mafts that of the United States should be in the center a'\t\“;fly&tn‘;e st point of the group the e different. The Nat e« be at the very With others on the sar #. When flown from & affs it should be on it hould be hoisted firs | played on a staff project | pes jacent s right and When ing horizonta ] union shoul head nf the staff unless the | a Staff or mast the flag should in | variably be flat, whether in or out The union should be up whether the banner be hung or vertically, and always to the flag's own right. When fes toons, rosettes or drapings are re quired, tri-colored bunting may be used, but never the flag in any shape or pattern. When Hung Over Street. When displayed over the middle of a thorou are the flag should always be suspended vertically. When hung in an east-and-west street the union should be to the morth; if in a north- and-south street the union should be to the east. U'sed on a epeaker's platform the flaz should be above and behind the speaker; pever draped over either rm. Displaved in a id hang from a smff w fien a flag is in such condition no longer a fitting emblem v, it should be respectfully and 1o privacy be destroved as a whole, preferably by burning. i Never use a flag as 2 portion of me or athletic uniform. Never ider it on cushions or handker- or print it on paper napkins| Never buy an article sof nrnan‘?n'ed Never put lettering of | any sort across the representation, of | the flag. A Washingtonian in Paris when the Richmond Blues and the Connecti.| cut Foot Guards marched un thej Champs Elysee last month wrote| home that the number of Americans| who failed to uncover or salute at the passing of Glory was asi startling as it was sickening. Every| French man, woman and child along the line of march paid it reverence, however. Proper Form of Salute. Washington some day may make a rfect score in this respect, as Paris id, but the time seems distressingly far distant. When the flag is raised or lowered or passes in parade all persons should face it and should! stand at military or civilian salute The form for the latter is for men| to remove the head-covering with the| the right hand and hold it at the left shoulder. Women place the right hand over the heart. The conference which drew up| togesher with a number | ite regulations and val- ed itself a permanent body in order that modifi- | cations might be made if time shall make them desirable. The committee on correct use of the flag of the D. A. R. urgently recommends the possession and the careful study by ‘every person of a| copy of this code of etiquette. 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