Evening star., 1933-07-30

Legion drum and bugle corps will be
augmented by the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars Overseas Band and the Boys
Band Of the National Training School,
whose acceptance Of the invitations
have been received. and by the Holy
Comforter Band, Citizens Band OF Ar
lington County. Loew's Fox Theater
Gas Light Co. Band, independence
Boys Band and the Elks' Clown Band,
whose acceptances are expected.
Among the marching units will be
the well-trained teams Of Jobs Daugh-
tiers. under the leadership Of John c.
Mcconnell, and the drill team OF DE
Molay boys under the leadership OF
Norman Sweeney, jr.
The parade will move at tbs pm
from Fourteenth and K streets. pro-
ceeding north to Clifton street, east ON
Clifton street, passing the Central High
School, where it will disband. Organi-
cations and those entering floats are
requested to be prepared and in line by
o'clock.
Mai Ernest w. Brown. superinten-
dent of police, will furnish a police es-
cort and issue traffic regulations which
will give the parade clearance and ade-
quate police protection throughout its
route
Legion posts will take precedence in
line Of march according to their sue
cess in reaching membership quotas
during the past year. Legionnaires are
requested to wear uniform dress. The
committe suggests: 1st, Legion cap and
uniform; I'd. Legion cap, white shirt.
dark tie and light trousers; Sd. straw
hat, white shirt, dark tie and light
trousers; the women of the Legion can
t,& lHI 70 OF
tractive appearance.
The eight alternate delegates elected
by the Sergeant Jasper Post, No. 13, to
the local department convention. August
ell. are: Russell W. Clarkson. Fred
erick F. Money. Capt. William P.
Kerschner. William r. Beall. Hugo
Darling. Max. Rosedale. Ernest A.
Golden and Capt. D. Harry Pratt. Com
mander Paul H. McMurray. who has
been designated to serve as chairman OF
the group of 16 delegates and alter
mates. will represent the post on the
department convention Committee on
Resolutions. Delegate Joseph j. NAL
10y and William NJ. MacCallum have
been appointed to the Committee on
Credentials and Rules. respectively.
The post commended Color Bearers
Samuel Davids and Ira F. Macmillan
for service rendered and they will car
ry the colors in the parade preceding
the convention
The next meeting of the post will be
held at the Thomas Circle Club. 1926
Massachusetts avenue. August 4. Com
mander McMurray will preside.
Supporters of the candidacy of Past
Comdr. Richard A. O'Brien of Costello
Post for department commander met
in caucus Wednesday evening and COM
pleted final plans for the campaign at
the local department convention,
August 9. MIR. O'Brien addressed the
session.
Post Comdr. Norman r. Grant. Past
Comdr. Gregory Cipriani. George D.
Frye. Robert Coleman. Jim Pistorio.
Martin Goeri Matt Mcintyre, Ollie
Schriver. Benny Levin. Myer Taske
Tom Costello. Elliott Clarke, A. D.
Sherman. Farnham Miller. Bill SOM
mers and o. E. Reed were the guests of
Leonard Snider at barbecue July %,
at his Forest Grove Farm. near La
Plata. Md. Jim Pistorio. chairman of
the Picnic Committee. with A. D. Sher-
man as his assistant. are completing
final arrangements for the post picnic
in Rock Creek Park, August 90
Comdr Grant announces the follow
ing appointments to convention COM
mittees: Robert G. Coleman, Creden-
tials: George D. Frye. Constitutional
Amendments and, Resolutions; Vice
Comdr. John O'Connell. Rules 1t was
announced on Monday that Costello