Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1928, Page 25

" TO0WIL AR | NG R PARADE Touching Scenes Mark Call| of Roll of Famous Civil War Army Units. ‘ By the Associated Press. DENVER, September 19.—The North- | ern Army of the Civil War formed ranks once again today as 1.000 war- riors, the | army tRad , prepared to march in the parade that opens the 1928 national | mumwflm the Grand Army of the | Republle, i Many touching scenes have marked organization of the parade, when only | cne veteran or or perhaps none at all, responded lor the mustering of | famous companies, battalions, brigades | and regiments of the War of Secession. | After a day spent in careful inspec- | tion of the uniforms they wore from | 1861 to 1865, the Army's remnant await- | ed roll call and the order that will send | them swinging, 90 steps to the minute, | down the now short line of march past the reviewinz stand of Elbridge L. | Hawk. Sacramento, Cal‘f;, the com- mander-in-chief. Many Touchiug Scenes. ‘The annual march has developed | Into a contest against time for the old eoldiers, all just under or over the: four-score mark in vears. Pride in! flaunting the years that have pacsed over them since they responded to | President Lincoln's call to arms holds many a leg-weary veteran in line. i Touching incidents, increasing in | number in recent years, crop out in | the line of march as an overtaxed body | rebels and a tottering, white-haired vet- | eran is led from the file to a place in | the automobiles that follow the march- | ers. The incident is passed over quick- 1y, however, with the file closing up and the march continued. To Illinois, in which State the first | G. A. R. post was organized, went the ! honor of lead position in the veterans | division of the parade. Wisconsin vet-, erans were given second place, followed | in order by delegates from other States | in order of their formation of posts. | A band. Reserve officers and mem- | bers of the Sons of Union Veterans were | placed ahead of the veterans in the | parade ord>r. The National Association | of Naval Veterans and the Disabled | Veterans of the World War were as- ! < gigned to bring up the rear. | The first business session of the en- | campment had been called for this | afterncon. ! A medal, typifying the esteem and . devotion of his comrades, yesterday was | presented to the retiring Comdr. Hawk. | Four diamonds across its face denote | the four stars of a general and a large diamond is incrusted on the breast of | an American eagle, part of the insicnia | of the 114th Ohio Infantry, in wkich | organization Comdr. Hawk held the rank of captain during the war. — e — ! WOMAN FIRES TWO SHOTS; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. 2.Ply Poplin Uniforms for Nurses, $2.95 Of a soft, lustrous poplin that requires no starching. Trim tailored frocks in five different styles: all with long sleeves, double cuffs and deep hemse Sizes 34 to 46, Aprons—Third Floor Youthful New Coats For Matronly Figures Fashioned With an El- egance and Style Knowl- edge the Women of Larg- er Proportions Usually Scek But Rarely Find at $59.50 Everything about them is of Paris—their extravagant usage of furs—their different vouthfulness of line! These are coats gracefully styled with a note of sophistica- tion which adds dignity—an air so keenly important—for the smarter larger women demand it! Now-—while our stocks are new is the time to scttle your Winter coat problem! Modes That Give an Illusion of Slenderness Through Clever Manipulations of Fabrics . . Diagonally placed tiers—softly rippled for femi- ninity—straight up-and-down stitching and panel- ing and skillfully handled collars and cuffs of baby seal, skunk, Manchurian kit, fox and marmink. Black, tan, brown and green—in women's sizes 36 to 46 and 425 to 32%5. Women's Coat Shop—Second Floor Printed and Plain Transparent Velvet For Women of Generous Proportions. Also Silks and Velvets Shown in a Diver- ways of handling materials—and their * Lansburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 A Happy Month And we are knee decp in Scp- tember—the store takes on a new appearance. There is a change— Summer is past its zenith, and one looks forward to Fall, with" its new fashions, and to Winter, with its renewed home interest. Come here often nowadays. See what the silent force of this great store has brought from its constant search. Just to wander through -will give measure of enjoyment. Lansburgh & Bro. you a great’ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1928.° Warwick Deeping’s Newest Novel, “Old Pybus,” $2.00 Here, by the author of “Sorel and Son.” is an- other interesting story of everyday life, and one that is exceptionally humane. You will enjoy this novel. 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Cuban heel style......$9.85 Floor Styles and Fabrics Usually Confined to $5.00 Millinery Offered in a Special Seasonable Event Tomorrow Right on the threshold of Autumn — right at the time when every woman turns her thoughts to HATS — comes this’ mighty sale. Here sity of Charming New Styles $39.50 to $59.50 gerous Weapon” Against Man ‘Who Hit Spouse With Hammer. foon, Mrs. Helen L. Siegel, 38 years | #ld, 905 Fourth street, today was brought | into Police Court on a charge of assault | with a dangerous weapon. The man at | whom she was acgused of firing two | shots, Wilbur Prather, colored, 49 years | old, 011'; Fourth street, also wu“ charged with assault, but Judge Schuldt, after hearing testimony, dismissed both. | Sixth precinct police say that the woman's husband. Joseph C. Siegel. 38 years old, became engaged in a fight with Prather when he ordered a grand- #son of the latter to stay away from an automobile t When she saw Prather strike her i husband in the face with a hammer. it | is claimed, Mrs. Siegel ran into the ' house, grabbed a revolver and fired two | shots, neither of which took effect. | Prather then ran, but was arrested by | & policeman who was attracted to the scene by the shooting. Both Mrs. Siegel and Prather were taken to the station heuse, where they | posted 8500 bond each for their ap- pearance in court. Siegel was treated at Casualty Hospital, where his condi- ion_was said to be not serious. RO L T T e APARTMENT ¢ SUGGESTION ¢ As a preliminary to your Fall apartment investigation, why not stay here a few days? Nothing is as illum- £ inating as personal experi- £ ence. By the day; on lease. g Furnished. : The Anchorage £ The Galleon £ The Mooring Conn. 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