Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1927, Page 6

i of the harhor under cover ¢ lhe armed camp of 10 years ago. 0Ill Glory \\ atch. SUSRFUNE 5 2 A marine watch in the hope of sighti if> raft of the monoplane Old ‘Twenty-four-hour watches were Fite and Drom ot Lasves 5 4 S Aboard De Grasse for | ™. vetmang Legion Convention. The vete [ battle of s spectacle. The majority again wore | caps of ov « style, many of khaki WIS some of horizon hlue. others of ome of red and green. Manx Khaki uniforms, sprinkled with < and ribbons. while a large K in the uniforms of local military organizations. Raisin Bombardment Planned. 5 the Associated Press NEW YORK ' movemeant ' continued tenth American L Anniversary : he ! Californians aboard the De | paraded the decks in brilliant forms of white and gold bulged with pa they explained t 00 packages to Paris with which with one of vu bombard the spectators at the ast contingents. ade g Their pock rnians also took a iant redwood tree, a souvenir for Par tion of rs old Striking Contrast Provided. rkation provided a bronze wreath to be placed on the to that ¢ ‘L‘ Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of 8 when t i-clad | France. 1 d camoufl nd dim Also ahoard the De Grasse was the | lighted troop ships that slippad out | f darkness Tn the present mo! #els put out ment of the | blare of i the veterans e | WESTENDE\UNDRI ; & ”"' '\‘fl 1723 PA. AVE. MaIN 232i e French ! Open All Day Saturday Saks- PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH . For Everythmg a Boy Needs for School! 4 Finer Than Ever! Famous Karlton, Jr. Four-Piece Suits $14.% THE supreme value at the price. Newest fabrics, finest tailoring. 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As O a ve him Haze k which | hit him i the While the colored man was making report a private automobile pught 0'Day to alty Hospital, where he complai t he had besn ¢ | hit by A brick thrown by an unknown ecame disorderly and allinger in No. 9's s of drunkenness tempted robbery were placed st him by the police. Mrs. Nora Miller today ask to Omer 1. Milfer, ied at Alexandriz, Va., Colored Man Reports He Threw at nd’have no children. John 0'Day When Robbery Was Attempted. John O'Day, 30 years old, 714 Fifth | street northeast, suffered a possible | ure of the skull last night from a | ck thrown by a negro who declared | that he had attempted to rob him. | Arrest of O'Day came after Lero wife. 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