Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1935, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935. SO 6 sin| e 2 dais 0ld Army—Forrest’s Cavalry Rides Again. By the Associated Press. B . AMARILLO, Tex., September 6.— White-haired veterans of the Con- federacy have voted unanimously in ew o a S u I s : favor of a 1936 reunion which many of them probably will be unable to . attend. Shreveport, La., was selected = * as the site of the forty-sixth annual ) R i - S of Colortul, Durable Gen? Harry Rene Lee of Nashville, ) R N , ! fTenn, who had served as adjutant 7 general of the United Confederate ¥ ) Veterans for the last 12 years, was 2 58 9 . elected commander in chief of the g e > 4 b remaining stalwart sons of the old , g . South at this year’s reunion here. He b £ § 9 4 . . succeeds Gen. Rice A. Pierce of Union | i i P . 4 C’S;,f%m,m K. Evans of Rich-|J}’ " ; i These are the coats and suits for the first fall days, sturdy and practical " mond, Va., named commander of the | i} ] ” and warm enough for almost any Washington day from now till midwinter. Army of Northern Virginia. Gen. R. E. | §* - They’re so youthful, so smart and so new. in their rich browns. beiges, T ot 4 L& Nl grays and brilliant colored flecks you'll want to wear them immediately! TE}X;ZSXS:?. honored the memory of 5 . g * / \ 3'pc' T0p Coat S“its’ flll'- 19.75 to $45 their comrades in arms who have died | 5 Z trimmed and untrimmed, since the War Between the States, the X aged warriors today paraded once more e / ] 2-pe. Full Back Swagger journing. ?, the benediction will be pronounced by % bership for Thursday night, Septem- : ber 12, when a vote will be taken by | : the members of the association on | : both proposals. ! ticularly with references to drug stores, Nathan Bedford Forrest’s gallant under the “Stars and Bars” before ad- Y - : : Suits, fur-trimmed or un- 1 6~95 to 29.75 cavalry of the '60s, rode again. Six survivors of Forrest’s forces, led by Comdr. J. C. Hooks of Marlin, Tex., were astride horses in the parade. Other veterans were in motor cars. HULL TO ADDRESS | RELIGIOUS SESSION Meeting Will Prepare Way for| “Loyalty Sunday” on October 6. A mass meeting, at which Secretary of State Cordell Hull will be principal | speaker. has been arranged by the Committee on Religious Life of the Nation’s Capital for 8:30 p.m., Octo- ber 2, in Constitution Hall in prepa- ration for “Layalty Sunday” on Oc- tober 6. Secretary Hull will speak on “The Importance of Religion and Church Loyalty in a Democracy.” The speech will be broadcast over a national| hook-up of the National Broadcasting Co. The meeting will be presided over by Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, who is chair- | ' man of the committee. Members con- | sist of Protestants, Catholics and | Jews. | In addition to the speech by the| Becretary of State, addresses will be | , delivered by Bishop James H. Ryan of | Catholic University; Rabbi Abram | Simon of the Washington Hebrew Congregation, and Rev. Dr. Albert J. McCartney, pastor of the Covenant- First Presbyterian Church. The prayer will be made by Rev. Edward Duff, chief of chaplains, U. S. Army; the scripture lesson will be read by Rev. Robert Brooks, pastor of the Lincoln | Congregational Church (colored), and | Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery, | chaplain of the House of Representa- | tives. STORES CONSIDER CLOSING SCHEDULE Association to Vote Thursday on 10 P.M. and Sunday Lock- up Program. ‘The Food and Liquor Dealers’ Asso- * ciation has under consideration a pro- | posal to have its members close their *" stores all day Sunday and close also at 10 pm. week days instead of mid- night. | This was taken up at a meeting of | the Board of Directors last night at | the Hamilton Hotel. It was decided{ to call a meeting of the entire mem- : The proposals to close all day Sun- : days and at 10 pm. week days will be subject to certain exceptions, par- it was explained by S. Lovenbein, sec- retary of the association. The food stores appreciate, he said, that drug stores have more reason for keeping their drug business open longer than the food stores. Something is ex- | © pected to be worked out on this point > to be satisfactory to both groups. : Morris Blumenthal is president of | the Food and Liquor Dealers’ Asso- ciation and former Senator Clarence ¢ C. Dill of Washington is counsel. PENSION IS PROVIDED . MONTREAL, September 6 (#).— i Effective January 1, 1936, officers of : the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America will be given pensions of $100 a month on retirement at 65 years of age, delegates to the convention now , in progress here decided today. In the case of the general president the Tetiring age was set at 70. § The pension fund will be financed by & 4 per cent deduction from the . monthly salaries paid the officials and ! 4 per cent from the general fund of the brotherhood. 2 AETNY et the impression at this greo p hote) Uhat youre the t of honor, 50 deftly 25 the modern idea of semvice been applied. 2000 rooms, with bath, from $2.50 ALFRED Lewis TAET mas NEW YORK Our Washington Representative— JERRY MARTIN, District 4800 Untrimmed Sports Coats 16.95..25.00 Fur-trimmed Sports Coats 2 9 75 t"4' 9 75 Fur-lined Coats Palais Royal—Third Floor Tomorrow! 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