Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12
FLYER WILL HONOR
WAR HEROES TODAY
Has Four Engagements This
Afternoon and Tonight.
Morning "His Own"

Four engagements, including two
tributes to the World War veterans,
appeared definitely on Col. Lindbergh's
program for today.
At lis pm. he will leave the tenn.
porary White House to lay a wreath
on the Unknown Soldiers Tomb at
the Arlington Cemetery. From there
he will visit the wounded war veterans
at the Walter Reed Hospital. He
then will attend the vesper service of
the United States Flag Association at
the Capitol at $50 pm, where he will
be decorated with the associations
highest award the cross of honor, by
former Secretary of State Hughes.
Missouri Society Affair.
Tonight at $50 o'clock Col. Lind.
bergh will be the guest Of the Mis-
souri, State Society at the Washington
Hotel. Col. Lindbergh had declined
this invitation on account of the rush
of engagements, but later reconsider
ed and accepted.
After breakfast this morning with
the President and Mrs. Coolidge and
his mother, Col. Lindbergh will have
this morning to himself and to spend
as he pleases, according to what
could be learned last night. Not until
1:1o o'clock in the afternoon will he
again give himself over to receiving
the adulation which has marked his
every step since arriving here yes
terday.
At first it had been planned that
Col. Lindbergh would take a quick
trip to the Naval Air Station this
morning, where his plane, THE Spirit
of ST. Louis" is being assembled.
Whether he would carry out his plan
rests entirely with Col. Lindbergh, 1t
was stated last night, and he may not
decides himself until he wakes up this
morning and examines the program
that has been prepared for him. Like
wise, his attendance at church with
his hosts, the President and Mrs.
Coolidge, was entirely problematical.
He may decide to accompany them
to the Metropolitan Theater on F
street, temporarily serving as meet
ing place for the congregation of the
Presidents church. the First Congre-
gational. If he attends these services,
which begin at II o'clock, he probably
will occupy a car with his mother.
which will follow the Presidents car.
WISH 10 Arlington.
At lis o'clock this afternoon, how
ever, Col. Lindbergh again will be-
come public property" Accompa'
MED by John Hays Hammond, chair
man of the citizens reception commit
tee, and escorted by a detail of motor
cycle police, with the possibility that
military escort also will be provided,
he will leave Is Dupont circle for his
trip to Arlington, where he will lay a
wreath on the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier, and to Walter Reed Hospital,
where he will visit the wounded SOL
diers.
The route from Is Dupont circle to
Arlington will be east on Massachu-
sets avenue to Eighteenth street,
south on Eighteenth street to Virginia
avenue, east on Virginia avenue to
Seventeenth street, south on Seven
teenth street to the Tidal Basin and
the John Paul Jones statue, east
around the Tidal Basin to Fourteenth
street. thence across the Highway
Bridge and to the south gate at Ar.
lington on Military road.
After brief ceremonies at the tomb
of the Unknown Soldier, the party
will return 10 Washington through
Fort Myer and Rosslyn and across the
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