Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1922, Page 32

The United (States Department of Agriculture Post. No. 824, Veterans of Foreign Wars, is to be visited at usl meeting, next Friday ecvening at § o'clock, in Perpetual building hall, by Gen. Anton Stephen. commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the District, and his staff. A large number of recruits will be initiated at the meeting. Nomina- tions for officers will be made for the coming year, also the question of & new nmame for the post to cover allj the government departments in the federal service, owing to the post baving amended its by-laws so that all government cmployes ellgible to join may become members. At the November meeting of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Post, American Legion. the election of delegates and alternates to the department convention in December took place. Commander Francis Mil- | roy Chamberlin, Earl Lindsay, Joseph Lennon and Charles Ladson will rep- resent the post on that occasion. Plans were started for a Christmas banquet to disabled men, which will be held in the roof garden lunchroom of the bureau of engraving his event is held annually by the Bu- reau Post to dine and entertain their wounded comrades of the service. Commander Alex Bremer of the Stuart Walcott Post addressed the meating on the subject of “Relief and Welfare Work by the Legion. The following new members were entered on the rolls of the post: Robert J.| Bolt, John F. Rockett and Asa W. De La Vergne. was clected com- James M. < mander of “Press Club, | Post No. 20, rican Legion, | Tu night to succeed Capt. George K. S 8. M. . who recently resigned commander nd was elected state treasurer of New Yerk Htate, at the recent general election. It was announced that a reception would e tendered Capt. Schuler who is one of the outstanding heroes of the Marine Corps In the world war. This function will take place during the Christmas hollday_period. - Col. Edward B. Clark. who has been e commander of the postdwas chosen as the senior vice commander to succeed Commander Proctor, who for the past two vears has occupled that office. Capt. John . Craige. U. S. M. C. Ride-de-camp to Maj. Gen. Commandant John A. Lejeune of the United States a member of the was elected as second v mmander. Frank B. and Paul J. Mc- iahan were elected as the post's dele- gates to the convention of the Depart- ment of the District of Columbia of the American Legion. which will be held next month. Jack Connolly and Capt. William Wolff Smith, U. S. A.. both past post commanders, were elected as the alternates. The new commander of the Nutional s Club Post has a distinguished war rd, having obtained his commission at the first training camp and served overseas in various responsible capaci- ties. He is an attorney-at-law and has long been a resident of Washington, where he is widely known. Alvin Owsley. na commander of the American Legion, appealed to all the million of the icgion and to all good Ameri citizens to aid the Amer- s—*‘the greatest mother of in the organization's annual them all’ membership roll call, out of memory of what the Red Cross did in time of war itles _in_times of peace aster or distress occurs. and its act wherever d Sergt. Jasper Post. No. 13. the American Legion, elected the follow- ing delegates to attend the conven- tion of the District of Columbia De- partment, the American Legion, which convencs December 15 and n the hoardroom. District building: Thomas 1. Frailey. John T. Raker, Edward T. Marthilijohni: aiternates—Horace A, Kelly, Frank H. Nolte, Charles W. <line. Commander Frail nanlfed Ray- mond M. Peak chairman of a commit tee of five to project a vigorous mem- bership campaign. Horace A, Keliy was appointed to head a_committee in charge of initiation. The organiza- tion of a Legion auxiliary for Sergt. Jasper Post received impetus at the Jatest meeting and a committee was named for this purpose. The forma- tion of a bowling team wa3 favorably discussed by the members. The dance recently held at the La Pavette Hotel was reported a_suc- cess. Nominations for post officers will be made at the next meeting, which will be held in the post clu rooms, 1101 E_ street northwest, Thursday, December 14. Officers of the Auxiliary to George E. Killeen Post, the American Legion, are to be elected at a meeting Decem- ber 7. Nomination of officers was held Wednesday night and resuited as follows: Mrs. Thomas Probey for| president, . K. Killeen for first vice president, Mrs. Rose Wood for second vice president. Mrs. G. Duvall for treasurer, Mrs. Mary Smith for chaplain, and Mrs. J. R. Gross for color bearer. * The Auxiliary to Stuart Walcott Post, No. 10. the American Legion. at a meeting Wednesday night, at 1423 New York avenue, heid nomination of officers, who will be elected at a meet- ing December 6. Those nominated were: For presi- i Dr. Ralph and Mrs. George for vice president, Mrs. Dr. : for treasurer. Mrs. Ruth B. Tem- pleton; for chaplain, Mrs. Edith Stearns. ' At the meeting of the U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, American Leglon, last Monday night, the following were elected to attend the District of Co- lumbia department convention on De- cember 15 and 16: Delegates—Kate A. M. Clagett, Lois M. Beach. Eunice . Dessez, Helen G. O'Neil, Hope Knickerbocker. Alternates — Martha E. Witcomb, Annette L. Burton, Eliza- beth K. Stewart, Amy F. Hammond, Edith Warren. Commander Beach gave a report of the New Orleans convention and an- nounced a party for the bovs at Mount Alto on November 29. The post will hold a Christmas sale and dance De- cember 9. at the EIks' Club, 919 H street northwest. Donations should be sent to the commander, 719 Otls street northwest. The next meeting of the post will be December 11, at which time fost officers will ba nominated. The elec- tion will take place at the January meeting. ADVERTISEMENT, Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers of Method That Any Use Without Dis- comfort or Lonw of Time. « a method for the control of 'and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your e | of "long standing or recent development, Whether it is present as Chronic Asthma or Hay Fever, you should send for a free Trial of our me! No_matter in what elimate you live, no or eccupation. it you Asthma or Hay F relieve you promptly. umes, “‘patent smoken, ‘We want {0 show every one at our that our meéthod is designed to end all dif- ficult breathing, all wheezing, and all those terrible paroxysms. 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