Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1922, Page 46

|| SPANISH WAR VETERANS Announcements for the week from department headquarters alée as fol- lows: Monday night, lawn social and grab bag contest by Lineal Soclety on old naval hospital nds, Sth and Pennsylvania avenue southesst, bene- fit to supply one room in the mew soldiers and sallors’ home. Jepar ment band will furnish musjc for the day night, Miles' Camp 1l; Wednesday night, Lineal Soclety in Pythian Templ Thursday _nl Harden Camp In Pythian Temple; day night, meeting of national encampment in de; band headquarters -room, Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 1 hospital. j. H. L. Dean, department com- ‘mander of the Grand Army of the R guhllr, was the special guest of Mil 'amp at its last muster. Past Co mander Charles A. Beaker of Birm- ingham, Ala., Camp No. 107 partment Commander Harry F. terson, Commander League, Adjuta Ford and Officer of the Day Newner were also present. William Mattocks as chairman, Dan Chisholm and Frank Huhn were ap- pointed transportation committee for the national encamgment; Jame: Murphy as chairman, Comrade Raus and Claiborn S, Close on_hotels: Harrls as chairman, John Lewis Smith and Dan Chisholm of national en- campment committee, and Lee Harris, John Lewis Smith and John Gallag- her as the steering committee.at the national encampment to be held in Los Angeles, Calif., August 21 to 25. Department Commander Harry F. Patterson made the above appoint- ments at the called meeting of all the delegates held last week. Bulletin and general order No. 1 has been issued from department head- quarters and all members are urged to read it over carefully and comply with the requests therein mentioned. At the special meeting of Astor Tamp, three new recruits were added to its roster and the military rank, freedom, patriotism and humanity, was put on by Commander Willlams and his_officers. Department Com- mander Patterson made an address. Senfor Vice Department Commander James J. Murphy was in command of the department during the absence of Department Commander Harry F. Patterson on furlough. st Department Quartermaster Clarence A. Belknap has returned from Hastings, Nebr., and North Da- kota, where he spent a two-week furiough with his family. and taken up his duties as department Inspector. ‘At a recent crawl of the Militai Order of the Serpents Past Com- mander C. N. Walker of Lawton Camp was elected gu gu to succeed his com- panion, John Gallagher, of Harden Camp. The full roster of officers will appear in this column Sunday. August 6. Grand Gu Gu O'Brien will have a big class to take the bayani grand de- gree at the supreme convocation to be held in Los Angeles, Calif., in con- nection with the twenty-fourth an- nual national encampment of Spanish ‘War Veterans. Past Commander John Ford of Dewey Camp was elected business manager of the department band. All business and engagements hereafter will come through him. His address 1s 1918 H street northwest. Past Department Commander Mc- Caffrey as chairman and Commander Fuhn as vice chalrman with their committee are receiving the thanks from all the members and ladies for the splendid manner, attention and care given them on Santiago day. The Los Angeles Club- held a business se: sion at the home of Commander Hul Routine business concerning the n tional encampment was taken up and the next session will be held on board the Chicago special for Los Angeles, Calif., which leaves Chicago Mon- day night, 11:30, August 14. ‘Wash- ington delegation will leave Sunday night, August 13, 6.50 p.m. over the Baltimore and Ohlo to Chicago, arriv- ing in the city of Los Angeles, Calit., Sunday afternoon, August 20. Harden Camp held its regular meet- tng Thursday evening, Commander Huhn presiding. Willlam L. Mattocks, chairman tranaportation, announced that all arrangements for the round- trip to the encampment Were com- leted and the U. S. W. V. special will o aplendidly equipped and carry the very best Pullman service, includ- ing baggage car, dining car, and drawing room compartment and open section sleeping cars. Stops will made for trips to Garden of the Go Pike's Peak region, the world-r fnowned Royal Gorge, Mormon Temple and Tabernacle, Sait Lake City. Sho- shone Canyon, Cody road to Yellow- stone Park. Following recrults were elected and mustered into camp: Charles Helton, Frank N. McPherson by _transfei Claud Allen and Willlam F. Smu The camp will elect a delegate to take the place of Past Commander Al- bert Michaud, who announces that it will be impossible for him to attend the encampment. William T. Herritage was selected as floor leader representing the dele- gates at the encampment. A letter Was read inviting-all members of the camp to attend the lawn social and contest to be held on the al hospital lawn, 9th and ri- n 9th and old nav Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Mon- day evening, July 31, by the Lineal Bociety. John J. Gallagher, chairman of the sick and relief committee, re- ported nine members sick, and that they were being regularly visted by the committee. Mending Day. Of course, if you like mending—but, honestly, did a housewife ever like mending? If you don’t like it, then use your ®rains beforehand and _see how greatly you can reduce the amount of mending to be done by a little forethought. Stockings that fit properly wear wery much longer than those that do not. This means that they should be a trifle long an needed, but not too wide. By all means the length of the leg should be sufficient. Make = practice of measuring your stockings to see that you are getting them long enough. It you are t: or stout, then buy extra size stock- ings. They cost a little more and wear very much better if you need e ings: other thing about stoc] : 3t they are worn only once i between washings their life is greatly prolonged. Sand and street dust ac- cumulate in stockings and wear them out more quickly nything el: o you should always change stoc! ings after a country or dusty wal and not wear them again until after washed. should always be as possible after they Moreov old|. Closed Every Saturday . During August - .~ni ™ . We're npt going to waste a lot of space or words talking about the wonderful values we’re offering during this unprecedented event which begins to- MOrrow. % We merely present items—startling values— values that speak louder than anything ‘we might say for them. Compare-and see for yourself. Our Usual Liberal Credit Terms - Smart 4-Pc. Full Vanity Suite You'll be doing yourself an injustice if you buy a Bedroom Suite tomorrow without seeing this offering first. Consist of Full-size Bow-end Bed, Full Vanity, Large Dresser and Roomy Chifforette, exactly as pictured.. Your choice of Old Ivory, or French, Gray and Old Ivory two-tone effect, with raised\ decoratdons ..e..eeeeviinreniiannen cesmemaean (Pay Only $2 a Week) Y L Ld . Ld This 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite Don’t let the lack of cash keép you from procuring this splendid 10-piece Dining Suite at $168.95—we’ll arrange con- s venient terms with you. You get 10 pieces, exactly as pictured— Four Fore-leg_ Buffet, China Case, Enclosed Server, Six-leg Oblong Extension Table, Host Chair and Five Dining Chairs. . (Pay Only $3 Per Week) 7 128 Prettily ‘designed and excellent- 1y finished in walnut or mahogany. .Has removable glass tray 'and ball-bearing, rubber-tired wheels, Tables 128 “Built of solid oak; sturdily con- structed. Extra leaves with them, Measures 42 inches in diameter.. Colonial design. - (Pay Only $1 Per Week) - Continuous-post Beds, with & %-inch fillers; as {llustrated. 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