Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1929, Page 21

1 g. VETERANS OF 18% By the Associated Press. EDMONTON, Alberta, June 14.—After years spent in the primitive mission stations of the Far North, three mem- WILL ENCAMP HERE D. C. Spanish War Soldiers|on the way to Montreal to attend the | golden jubilee of the mother general of Gather Tomorrow for | the Grey Nuns in Canada. Sister Bouceir, with a record of 45 Thirtieth Reunion. | years' service at’the lonely missions of Fort Providence and Fort Smith, is re- turning to Montreal for the first time in 27 years, and after the jubilee cele- The Department of the District of | bration in’Montreal plans to return Columbia Spanish War Veterans will | Nor! She is accompanied by Sister hold its thirtieth annual encampment |St. Cyr, Who went to Fort Providence tomorrow afternoon in Pythian Temple, | 16 years ago, and Sister Garceau, who the first session beginning at 2:30 o'clock | has been In the North country two and the evening session at an hour toy Years: be decided by the encampment before | Short skirts worn in the recess. Department Comdr. James |amazed the sisters. When they saw a G. Yaden will preside. | _— The afternoon session will be de- 3 e e e b sasq. | POLLted for the encampment are: lutions and addresses by the following | partment Gomdr. Albert Michaud guests: Samuel G. Mawson, dehrtment | thairman: Past Camp Comdrs. Arthur commander of the Grand Army of the | 31 Berthinume. Allen M. fuseell, James Republic; Harlan Wood, department | L Dawson, Oscar Feldser, George B. e Leglon: | Parker and Charles E. Currer. omas W. Fawcett, senior vice de-| Resolutions committee—Past Com- partmentc ommander of the Veterans | mander-in-Chief John Lewis Smith, of Foreign Wars, and C. A, Babcock,| chairman; Past Department Comdr. De- Short Skirts Worn in Civilization Amaze Nuns After Many Years in Lonely North civilization | THE EVENING STAR,* YV woman tourist dressed in knickers they were horrified. Said Sister St. Oyr, “The Indians would not like what we have seen in Edmonton.” CHICAGO POLICE PLACE BAN ON COLORED PLAY | “Harlem” Ordered Closed After Final Performance Last Night. | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 14.—The police campaign against “Indecent shows,” as | Police Commissioner Russell describes them, had reached out today and closed | “Harlem,” the colored-cast drama that| has been playing at the New Apollo | Theater. Frankie and Johnnie,” | earlier in the week.' arlem” was permitted to go on last ight, but future performances were rbidden. | Free Book Winl Help You Plan Your California Trip " | School cadets who qualified for appoint- | department commander of the Dis- | i VA Tmezican Veterans! OF N W OEI | e i e i L, W e Past Department Comdr. League, Comdr. Archie J. Jones and | information valuable to travelers. Write Past Department Comdr. Patterson. War. g ‘The evening session will be devoted to the nomination and election of a com- plete set of department officers for the BOUGHT BANKRUPTCY BY UNITED SHOE CHAIN, INC. The entire stock plete the size range ‘40 Ways to California” outlines the most attractive railroad routes from Arthur H. | Chicago and contains fares and other 201 Franklin Trust Harry F.|C. & N. | Bl Pa.—Advertisement. . W. 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