Evening star., 1935-11-10
. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT. with
, members of his family. will at
tend the Armistice day exer-

principal address in the Amphitheater
at IL o'clock. The services will be
broadcast from II o'clock until noon.
The program is as follows:
Call to order, Theodore Cogswell,
chairman. American Legion Armistice
Day Committee.
Overture. THE Unknown Soldier"
by William H. Woodin, United States
Navy Band, Lieut.. Charles Benter,
U. S. NJ, conducting.
Presiding officer, Joseph j. Malloy,
department commander. American
Legion.
Invocation, Rev. Father Thomas D.
Kerredy, national chaplain. American
Legion.
Solo, Star Spangled Banner" Miss
Jessica Dragonette, United States
Navy Band accompanying.
Address, President Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
Solo, There's q Long, Long Trail
Winding" Miss JeSsica Dragonette,
United States Navy Band accompany
Ing.
commander American Legion.
Solo. Taps Miss Jessica Dragon
cite, United States Navy Band accom-
parying.
Address, Mrs AGa Mucklestone. ma
tional president, American Legion
Auxiliary
Benediction Rev. Howard E. Snyder,
department chaplain. American Le-
sion.
America" audience. United States
Navy Band accompanying.
Wleaths will also be placed by rep
resentatives of the American Legion.
American Legion Auxiliary and other
veterans organizations A visit will be
made later TO Alexandria, Va, where
a luncheon will be served in honor
of the national officers of the Amer
the auspices of Alexandria Post,
No. "a.
The party will go to the tomb of
Woodrow Wilson, in Bethlehem Chapel,
Washington Cathedral. where services
will be held at BIS pm. At pm.
they will participate in the exercises
under the auspices of the Disabled
War Veterans, also to be held at the
Washington Cathedral.
Later in the evening the party will
attend the services under the auspices
of the Department of Maryland at
Maryland University. in College Park.
Md, where the national commander
will make an address.
Fort Stevens Post, No 80, will hold
its annual Armistice day memorial
mass in the memorial chapel at the
Army Medical Center. Walter Reed
Hospital at $50 am. Chaplain
Patrick J. Ryan will say the mass and
Rev. Robert j. White, past national
chaplain, will preach the sermon.
Two patriotic services are being
held tonight. One is at the United
Brethren Church at pm, while the
other will be under the auspices Of
the Jewish War Veterans at the Jew
ish Community Center at 8 pm.
Following the Armistice day services
at Arlington George E. Killeen Post,
No. Is. will hold open house in its
club rooms. over the Peoples Drug
Store at Wisconsin avenue and M
street, where refreshments will be
served.
A study of the various civic prob
lens affecting the city is being
planned by the Civic Relations Com
mittee, which will meet at depart
ment headquarters in the Bond Build
ing next Wednesday at pm.
The committee, as announced by
the department commander, is as
follows Grille c. Gaudette, chair
man; Albert jacobson, vice chair
man; Albert Grobstein. law member;
Rev. Howard Snyder, Elizabeth Glad
mon, Emily Carey, Eugene Hollis,
Clifton Anderson, Elizabeth Essick.
Ellis King. Forest Bartl, James
O'Connor Roberts, Elmer Mckay,
Willis Nolan, John Thompson, John
O'Connell, r. w. Phillips, Gen. H. L.
Gilchrist, Clifford Spence, Henry
Flynn, w. w. Bruins, James F. Kehoe.
Richard A. Curtin, Louis Russell,
David w. Close, Thomas Mason, jr.;
Lieut.. Walter Thomas, Frank H.
Greer, r. R. Spriggs, Charles War
ren, Roy S. Musick, Joseph Workman,
j. I. Below end ]. L. Koehl.
The War Orphans Scholarship
Committee consists of Miss Eunice
DeSeZ, honorary chairman, with
Thomas j. Frailey as chairman. Other
members of the committee are Emily
j. Carey, vice chairman; Theodore
Cogswell, William N. Morell and
Mabel Staub.
Ben Aronosohn Of Stuart Walcott
Post has been made department radio
officer and three members of this
department have received national
appointment as follows: John Lewis
Smith, chairman, National Finance
Committee; Theodore Cogswell. chair
man, National Pilgrimage Committee.
and James OConnor Roberts. men,
Der of the National Defense Com
Mittee.
Lincoln Post, No. II, met last Mon
day night in the Arcade Building, with
Comdr. Phillips presiding. Vice Comdr.
Emery reported on the activities of the
Sons of the American Legion Squad
ron of the post. Past Comdr. Arthur
A. Chenay was appointed on the Civic
Relations Committee and c. D. Ver-
hines accepted an appointment on the
Americanism Committee.
H. j. Photis extended an invitation
TO the members to attend special
memorial services at st. Sophia Or
thodox Church, Eighth and L streets,
today at noon. Rev. A. Lalouses will
conduct the services. Maj. Gen. Amos
A. Fries, retired, will be the principal
speaker. Other distinguished guests
will be the Minister Of Greece, j. Sis
iselianos, and representatives from
the 29th Yankee Division. After the
church services the congregation and
visitors will go to Arlington National
Cemetery to place a wreath on the
Topoh of tho ITnknoun Soldier and