Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1921, Page 26

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Smith, his- torian; B. C. MacNeil, surgeon; John L. Hougardy. quartermaster Ameri- canization officer; J. P. Yoder. pub- licity officer; W Blake, war risk officer: E. J. Maher, vocational train- ing officer; John Lewis Smith, legis- lative officer: Dr. Paul B. Johnson. relief and welfare officer: E. Lester ways and means officer: Sam hen, master-at-arms; C. W. . sergeant-at-arms; Alexander Mann, color bearer; West A. Hamil- ton, color bearer. Rainbow Election Tomorrow. Rainbow division veterans belonging to the District of Columbia chapter will hold their annual election of officers tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in their dugout. 1004 E street. Presi- | dent Edward J. Mahan has requested 11 local veterans of the 42d Division 0 attend the mecting. A special re- port on the activities in securing grounds for the Rainbow carnival to be held the latter part of next month I is to be made by Edwin Stubbs. President Mahan announces a new publication of interest to all men who served under the command of Gen. Menoher, which is to make its ap- | as the Capital Rainbow. J. Bentley Mulford is the managing edito A. G. Brown, national secretary to visit the Rainbow dugout n and will deliver an address in which he will acquaint the local members of the Rainbow division with the ne of the national headquarters at C lumbus, Ohio. He also will tell of | the second annual convention, to be held in midsummer at Cleveland. Ohio. The present officers of the divi are: President. Edw: a | president, W A secretary. treasurer. Walter D. Roney: finance officer. Thomas Cavanaugh: sergeant- at-arms. Bernard V. Rhodes; executive committee, Walker Colston. James Curtin and Thomas Cavanaugh. Lecture on Air Service. An_ illustrated lecture on the air service of the Army during the world war is to be delivered by Brig. Gen. William C. Mitchell, chief of the Army air service, at the meeting Tuesda: night of Stuart Walcott Post. No. 10, of the American Legion, in the board- room of the District building, at & o’clock. Cecil Dowd, assistant depart- ment adjutant, is to speak on depart- ment _activitiem William I Slay- maker will entertain with stories and the Vincent Costello Port, No, 15, Fife and Drum Corps, will render selections. Capt. Colley is chairman of the enter- tainment committee. Department Commander James A. Drain - addressed the last meeting of Henry C. Spengler Post. No. 12, and presented. past commander badges to Past Commanders Frank T. Fuller and Anton Stephan. Following & short business session the post adjourned and was entertained by the Iadies' auxi ry. The auxiliary has con- tributed a number of entertainments for the post members and is planning more for the next meetings. Ar- rangements have been made by the ladies to present a flag to the post. Applications for membership were received at the last meeting from the following: Edgar H. Hale, 3913 Kansas avenue: Rudloph Horst, jr., Machinists’ building: J. A. Thames. 528 House office building; James R. Quade, Takoma Park, D. Mariana Ramos, 1010 F street: Herbert A. Cady, pension office; Wilbur R. Pic- kin, 11 Oak ,street, Clarendon, Va James C. Schanoltzer, 2030 G stree These men will be obligated and in- itiated at the next meeting. The executive committee is to meet at * the District National Guard Armory, 472 L street, Thursday night, when important matters will be dis- cussed. The po#t is to hold its next meeting April 7, at the clubroom at the Na- tional Guard Armory. The executive committee is to present its tentative program for entertainment for the spring months. Arrangements are be- ing made by the committee for a dance to be given In the near future. Plan Ladies’ Auxiliary. At the last m. ng of Bureau of Engraving and Printing Post, No. 23, of the American Legion. plans for the formation of a ladies’ auxiliary were discussed and a permanent com- mittee was appointed by Commander Francis Miller to start the work of organization immediately. Much in- terest was displayed in the move to organize the auxiliary. The appointment of Nathan Wil- liamg as post Americanization officer was confirmed and an important amendment to the constitution, which broadens the eligibility rules of the post, was acted on. Plans for the annual excursion of the post to Mar- shall Hall were discussed. A com- | mittee was appointed to arrange for the outing, which is to be held in August. Navy Night Celebrated. Navy night was celebrated by Vin- cent B. Costello Post, 15, in the boardroom of the District building Tuesday night, when the guests were convalescent sailors of the Naval Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Costello, parents of the District soldier after whom the post is named, and who died |in”action, presented the post with a | large garrison flag. Representative | Alice Robinson of Oklahoma delivered an address. Mrs. E. K. Beans and E. J. Lefterts entertdined with music and stories. Announcement was made by Post You owe it to yourself and to others to be well. When you neglect your body you impose on yourself and your associates. Health teaching has become a part of all school courses. Great stress Is laid upon the teeth and their relation to health. Without good teeth you cannot have good health. Take care of your tceth! Teeth Examined and Estimates Made Without Charge Dr. White, 407 7th St. Opposite Weol. worth's_Sec ll&l.‘ " v 3 t patriotic societies engaged in Ameri- [ years. from the ninth congressional | by nis t:i}!flt.m_" i e ::;- hl:;n "f:m:a;'l‘e\::e bllI:.rrI:;I]rx- ima, | canization work in this country was district of California, addressed mem- | h“:?:n >e i 0intnia it (rosfew Hrom | maiwsiiner: |held Tuesday at the Willard Hotel | bers of George Washington Post, No. | tha e L jand was largely attended by world %, at its meeting Tuesday night. ll«'——*'———-_'—m@ m [ war veterans. A national program for | told of his interest In the ex-service | concerted action by all of the organi- | men, and offered to assist them In | zatlons represented in carrying on|every way during his term in Con- A Column Devoted to the Interests of the Meq Who ]| petriotis an edueqgiona) o was | vess. "He neld"an’ informat 'recep- | 1 national commander of the American — w.p W, pa- Defended the Nation on Land and Sea. Tiekon, was the brincipal Sheaker | oo man. ‘oia : Charles D. Orth, president of the Na- | BET Tl tod, 40 s 5 : H > Security 1 presided. e ( Indigestion Gases eartburn Hundreds of medals, _decorations | Commander Frankiin that Assistant | tonal SEonEiy D seus wrean as & newspaper corresponddent at the g il and citations intended for veterans fJusretary of the Navy fooseselt Will| 1 g Spcacob dones Post. No %! ‘The following new members were | SQUINESS Flatulence Palpitation v H 2 gave a dance/ Thur & J elected: Ivan J. White, Henry Erwin, of the world war, but undelivered be- | jn. gave a dance Thursday nigh{ from § X o (.0 ek Z o B Wiiliam J. cause of i e proper ad- | The post Is to have a base ball teas A i aAT & H. Clarenc ! hurchman. g i S '"s."r:":n'xt‘nl‘m‘r’:i;l:; the adju- | thisl season. according to anmounce- | L7 08 AT Dand eadelates Mun Maddox and Erneat . Dettz, | Instant relief! No waiting! A few tablets of harmless, pleasant resses, are ¥ ment of R. Ward, chairman o! e ath e wis voted to have the mee: L 4 > Ry _ = P tant general of the Army. who has |[Ent oL Ward. chajrman of t chair- | in attendance. T:| | April 19 an open one, and invitations | ‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ correct acidity, thus regulating digestion and ion to | m: the entertainment committee, : 4 are to be issued for ladies to a e 2 appealed o the Ameriean beBlon O | oriad & dance han becn Atranged | Arrangements are belng completed |4F¢ 10 be i cting 1s to be April 5, at | makingsick, upset stomachs feel fine. Beststomach corrective known. oLl T BRCRL (G CRies for April 23 at the Eikw club. The by the entortatnment committre of | Jiie JIC et s stated there is. for instance, t business meeting will he held in| Robley D. Evans Post, No. 4. for a a !‘-iml;s::n.v;y engraved citation from | (Tt BR T MOPCRR Dlatrict build- | dance (o be held April 12, Plans for ! the Italian government, made out ing April 6, and the Ladles’ Aux“h‘ll’)’l the dance were discussed at the post WILL REMA'N ON BENCH- | simply to “Frantz” One medal of will meet the same evening In room | meeting day night in the hall "'l o) S the Black Star of France, awarded |33 )i irict bulding. [ 10th and Pennsylvania avenus south- . to a certain American lieutenant, has ' lieast Judge Tendls Bayes 16.¥ear Tarm made several trips back and forth 5 e i B! | across the continent, but has been| ~ Coasratsimtion A musical recital 15 beirg arrang- | Will Be Duplicated. - returned each time unclaimed. A letter of congratulation has been | % B R0 TRl o e Poxt. No e iy S = recetved by F. W. Galbraith, Jr.. na- 5" oha held early next month ai the | CHICAGO. Mar New D. C. Legion Officers. tional commander of the American| punbar High School. Post AdjL . B. | Judge K. M. Landis vester | Newly elected officers of the Amer- [Legion, from the French War Vet-| is chairman of the committes | served the sixteenth e A . Dis- | erans’ Society of Amorica in referen sl s ansc s e i e Lo T v uminiz | (6. (he legion head's stand ngninst the e his appointment o hin present pos et o o e follows: James | efforts of German propagandists fo g T | ion by, announcing that he “expeot. Rl o ider: A. |cause trouble between tmis country - d to be on the bench six ! A. Drain, department commander; 3. F Representa er F. Lineberg- | mora Imirie. first vice commander; Toso jand France. er. an excservice man. who has been | The fudge was unaware that today 3\":“7;’;}\;;:“('}:(;*‘12'\1"9":‘?if“ioflmf com- The first national conference of all'sent to Cong fo the next tw was the anniversary until inform. mander; Frank T. Fuller, adjutant; Cecil J. Dowd, assistant adjutant; Marie Covert, istant BLULIH\“(:V L. “olbert, finance officer; J. S. Kas- ! 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