Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1926, Page 7

VETERANS IN BLUE IN ANNUAL PARADE Des Moines Assembly Ob- serves 60th Anniversary of Review Following War. By the Associated DES MOIN} owa, September 22. —Shades of departed hosts hovered over remnants of the great armtes of the Poton nd the West as the ; ed parade forces to- passing in final over vigorous protests were any but the feeblest persuaded to rie | through the flaxlined ~ streets throngs. schools closed in tribute n..! . whose program inciuded | the great campfire to be held tonight. Bright Outlook for Coming Year. The . A. R. regarded their outlook t The richer as a at this en- night at th organization result of gl 2 ed campment The Women's Relief Corps present- ed the veterans \\nn 000, ending the remainder of and fireworks on the itol completed the | encampment, the en- i heen i Women's Auxillary ‘(‘"\P men were thus en- or enjoying the ong the streets tion of women But while the tertaining themse in stamping ont in the country. | spreading »d _on Charles for most of this | d Mrs. Miller, nd turned it ations that Rumor Rumors that the veterans were to permanent fund of $40,000 to 1 Des M ded as nes were Mnnulm Pat H. i John Reese, nd H. B. Moul: ton of Washington, W. R C Bdith v Chooses President. Mason Chrl [ Oberlin, nett, Pit withdrew in fa FORBES DENIED PAROLE. | Case of f‘x»Dlrectm of Ve(erflns Bu- | reau Put Off to 1927. 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