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PRESIDENT TO SEE
,10,000 to Be in March on
April 6—High Officials
Are Invited.
( •
Ninety-six military units and scores
U bands and drum corps, with more
units expected to enter the lists,
10,000 men In all, will parade through
Washington the afternoon of Monday,
April 6, as the high point of the
annual Army Day celebration, the
Military Order of the World War
announced yesterday.
In the gay reviewing stand are
to be the President, members of his
family, cabinet officials and other
high-ranking officers.
Maj. Gen. Albert J. Bowley, com
mander of the 3d Corps Area, has
agreed to act as-grand marshal of
the parade. Assistant grand marshals
heading the four main divisions in
elude Brig. Gen. Perry L. Miles, Col.
John W. Oehma.tn, Lieut. Col. R. O.
Barton and Brig Gen. Nathaniel F.
McClure.
Brown Heads Escort.
Supt. of Police Ernest W. Brown
apd attachments of police in motor
cycle cavalcade will head the escort
of honor.
Col. LeRoy W. Herron will command
the large unit of Reserve officers of the
20 organized Reserve units in the
Washington area in addition to those
officers who are unassigned. Col. West
A. Hamilton will be in Immediate com
mand of the Reserve officers of the
colored units. Maj. John Coswell, jr.,
<Will head the R. O. A. contingent.
iiiucu|i ivr f aiattr.
The first division of the parade
Will be composed of the United States
Army Band, 12th Infanthy from Fort
Washington, Md.; the 34th Infantry
and Tanks from Fort Meade, Md.; the
Mounted 3d Cavalry Band, the 16th
Field Artillery and the 3d Cavalry
from Port Myer; Field Ambulance
group from Walter Reed, the United
States Marine Band, battalion of Ma
rines. battalion of Blue Jackets, a de
tail of the U. S. Coast Guard and a
battalion of Naval Reserves and air
planes, on wheels, from Bolling Field
The second division will consist oi
the National Guard and Organized
Reserve units, consisting of the 121st
Engineer Band, Headquarters Troops,
29th M. P. Co., 121st Engineers, 372d
Infantry, 260th Coast Artillery with it?
Drum and Bugle Corps and its latest
mobile equipment, and the Organized
Reserve units, commanded by Col
Herron.
The third division will comprise
various R. O. T. C. units from George
town University, Maryland University
6t. John’s College and Howard Uni
versity. This division will also include
units from the two brigades of High
Bchool Cadet Regiments and theii
bands, as well as mounted and dis
mounted detachments of C. M. T. C,
Under Lieut. Col. Demonet.
The fourth division, headed by Brig
Gen. Nathaniel F. McClure, will be
composed of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, American Legion and the othei
various veteran and patriotic unite
with their bands and drum corps
A mobile ambulance, with nurses in
uniform, etc., will be a distinctive unit
making its first parade appearance.
SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED
FOR TEMPLE FORUM
Dr. D. de Sola Pool and Dr. Louis
Wolsey Will Discuss “Orthodox
or Reformed Judaism?”
Dr. D. de Sola Pool, rabbi of the
Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue in
New York City, the oldest synagogue
in the United States, and Rev. Dr,
Louis Wolsey of Philadelphia, will dis
cuss the subject “Orthodox or Reform
ed Judaism?” in the National Temple
Forum Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at the
Washington Hebrew Congregation. The
forum is sponsored by the Young
People's League of the temple and is
open to the public.
Rabbi Pool is a champion of tradi
tional Judaism, while Rabbi Wolsey,
who is minister at the Congregation
Rodeph Shalom in Philadelphia, is a
•tanch advocate of reformed judaism.
There will be two more debates in
the present series of the National
Temple Forum—one April 12. at which
time Elio Weil, of Pittsburgh, and Rab
bi Edward Israel, of. Baltimore, will
debate the subject "Should Economics
be Preached From the Pulpit?” and
the other May 10, when Rabbis James
C. Heller, of Cincinnati and Louis D.
Mendoza, of Norfolk will debate the
Issue “Shall We Reform Judaism?”
ULUd WILL rnEbENT
“EVENING IN CHINA”
- ■ —H—
W. Boyd Carpenter to De
liver Lecture After Pro
gram Tonight.
The Traveler’s Club of Catholic
University will present an ‘’Evening
In China.” tonight at 8:15 o’clock, in
the Knights o.' Columbus Club audi
torium. Dr. J. DeS. Coutinho, the
University’s professor of economics, is
moderator of the club.
Chinese music, played by native
actors and musicians, will be fea
tured. Miss Ida Hoyt Chamberlain,
composer of "The Never Ending
Wrong” tone pictures after the ancient
Chinese classics, will sing a number
of Chinese songs to the accompani
ment of a group of Chinese musicians.
Prof. W. Boyd Carpenter of George
town University will deliver a lecture
on Chinese culture.
Sing Lee. teacher in the Chinese
School of Washington, and the Chung
Sing Club, will present a number of
•elections.
Modern Eve
BEAUTY CONTESTANT SPOETS
NOVEL SUIT.
MARCELLA MEYERS,
Entrant in beauty contest at
the California International
Exposition at San Diego,
hopes to win a special award
for her novel bathing suit
made of leavesFormerly of
Toledo, she won three beauty
contests in Ohio.—A. P. Photo.
WOMAN’S BAR UNIT
TO HEAR MISS HOEY
Saturday Event Also to Include
Addresses by Miss White and
W. M. Bastian.
Miss Jane M. Hoey. director of the
Public Assistance Bureau of the Social
Security Board and a member of the
I New York Crime Commission, will be
! one of the principal speakers at the
annual dinner of the Woman's Bar
Association, to be held at the May
flower Hotel Saturday.
Other speakers will include Miss
Earlene White, vice president of the
National Organization of Business and
Professional Women, and Walter M
Bastian, president of the District Bar
Aassociation.
Among guests expected to attend
are justices of the Courts of Appeal
of the District. District Supreme Court
justices. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, and officials of the legal di
visions of the Federal Government.
Miss Marguerite Rawalt is chairman
of the committee In charge of arrange
ments for the dinner, and Miss Bea
trice Clephane, president of the Wom
en's Bar Association, will preside.
WALLACE TO BE GUEST
- «
Secretary Invited to Iowa State
College Anniversary Dinner.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace has
been invited to attend the dinner
| celebrating the 78th anniversary of
; the founding of Iowa State College,
; which will be held at 7 p.m. next Fri
j day at the Broadmoor.
Lccal alumni in charge also expect
| guests to include Dr. R. A. Pearson,
a former president of the college, now
an official in the Resettlement Ad
ministration. and the Iowa Congres
j sional delegation.
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