Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1925, Page 32

American Legion. eut. Charles Riemer, commander the Stuart Walcott P American Legion, was unanimously indorsed for departraent com mandef by his at its regu nreetir held the. boardroom the District ilding Tuesday Delegates to the de- partment conven tion were Comdr. Reimer Robert M ish. D Hall and emple- Alternates. Charles [ Judsor Lieut. Chas. Riemee E The delegates were in-| command- | ind for their commander for the past| has increased the mem and enriched it ntial proportions. | reasur ubst He ed in the World War with| the Field Artillery, Batt he reserves S1ks. 1 Order Columbia. | ure of the | an execu- | t of Colum nant a4 bia department of the American L e post. together with its auxiliary members. attended memoria} at the Bmory Methodist Sunday. Dr. Charles E Ralph and Comdr. Reimer headed the bers of the pos Fridzy decoratec the Conzressiona’ | The me v unit aves at vith American flags sup the G. A. R. memorial com and large poppies. made by the auxiliary. headed by Mrs. Lewis Werden. president: and Past Pre; dents M T. Norman Templeto Charles Ralph and M Charles Reimer, secreta Dr. offic Ralph. chaplain of the post ed | at the Congressional. and John Lyn <ounded taps at the conclusion of the memorial services. The post partici in the Memorial day parade ¥ which included 1 the vet ganizations, headed by the ter the parade the post| bers participated in the ) da s at the Amphitheater at Cemetery, Jol department of the Distri which included all the here, in section C. As-| the G. A. R. The post 1l floral tributes upon the ces of their own departed the of Columbia legion signed placed sp resting p posts by members. A special committee, head ed by Comdr. Reimer and Dr. Jesse 1. Hall, motored to Darnestown to ce a wreath and floral tributes | upon the ve of Norman A. Waters. | ment colors of the Amer led by Department ndr k L. Peckham and staff assemble the Washington | Hebrew Cemete on Alabama ave nue southeast, today at 2:30 p.m. The procession will form in columns of two's and :will proceed to the| Memorial Circle. led by a section of the United States Army Band. Comdr. The depar fean Legion at Charles Kohen of the Costello Post. No. 13, rtment Comdr. Peckham. The religious services will be con ducted by Rabbis A. Simon, L. Loeb and T". Schwesel. N Charles A Goldsmith will unfurl the American fag which was presented to the ello Post by Capt. Julius L. Peyse: Dwight F. Davis, Acting Secretary of vill deliver an address | Troop of the Boy Scouts of merica, under the direction of Wil- Franklin. will decorate all the at the cemetery Costello Post, No. 15, will meet at the District Building | next Tuesday at 8 p.m. for the pur pose of electing delegates and al ternates for the department conven tion which will be held in Washing! June 25 and 26 Vincent B. Memorial services will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in Rock Creek Cemetery. under the auspices of George Washington TPost, No. 1. in conjunction with the varlous posts of the Department of the District of Columbia, which have been holding services throughout the week axercises will be held in E. Church in the cemetery ture will be the musical selections by the choir of the church. Rev. A. A. McCallum, ¢ ain of the post, will conduct the services, Willlam F. Ma hony has been appointed by Comdr. Wallace Streater chairman of the spe- cial committee in charge of the serv- ices. Members of the post participated in the parade and exercises vesterday at_Arlington National Cemete The next meeting of the post will be held Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse, 1829 I street north- west, at which time several important matters will be discussed, including amendments to the by-laws. World War Veterans. Jlaborate plans are being made by tizens of Omaha, Nebr., for enter. iaining many thousands of wounded and disabled veterans at the fifth an- nual national convention of the Dis abled Veterans of the World War, to| be held in that city June 22 to 27, | according to word received here. The | Omaha Chamber of Commerce, local veterans’ body, civic associations and fraternal groups have joined in nam ing plans for the big conclave The convention will formally open Monday morning, June 22, at a mon- public session in the Municipal Auditorium, presided over by Nab tional Commander Frank J. Irwin D. 8. C., of New York City. Addresses by the national commanders of the Grand Army of the Republic, United Confederate Veterans, Spanish War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Leglon will be respond ad to by national officers of the D. A. V. of W. W., and the greetings of the Governor, mayor and convention mmittee chairman will be replied to by past national commanders of the wounded veterans' society. One of the outstanding features of the initial session and the general convention program will be the per- sonal appearance of Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink, prima donna and jold Star Mother,” who is following her annual custom and will be in Oma- ha to sing for her “boy She will sing “The Star Spangled Banner” and “Taps” at the June 22 morning meet- ing, and will give a song recital for the disabled veterans Tuesday night, June 23. Military bands, colorful decorations and movel incidents on the program will add to the spectacular nature of the monster June 22 gathering in the Omaha Municipal Auditorium, to which the Disabled American Veter- ans have invited the general public. The main floor will be reserved for officers and delegates to the conclave, Gold Star Mothers and Fathers, offl- cers and members of the various vet- erans und patriotic sociseties and their auxiliaries. The entire balcony and galleries will be thrown open to the public. The morning program will commence at 9:30 o'clock. The convention parade will place Tuesday morning, June 23 Veterans of Foreign Wars. A joint executive committee of Na- tional Capital Post. No. 127, and La dies’ Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign | Wars, was called by Comdr. Daniel J. | Leahy for May 22, for purpose of as- signing chairman - for various pro- grams. Members present—Natlonal Capital Post: Qomdr, D..J. Leahy, take | so many Senior Vice Comdr cer of Day G. H master Gunnar B. mittee, Grubb Pierce. O er, Quart Gardella; department Ernest Wickst Michael Guriffree POPPY and, Christi A ment Is Organized and How It Functions THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., | lumbia wiil meet in the National | Armory. 472 1 Wednesday e of the staff of Co- ard strees northwest, next | ening. LEvery member | urged to be present. | Chairman nest Wickstrand of the| | department “Buddy™ poppy committee | has announced that every post in the | department went over the top in the | | recent poppy drive, and a final report | would be is meeting. | be | The department excursion will also | |be discussed and arrangements sturted. | By Radio to Tue Star a ITALIAN CIVIL SERVICE JOBS ARE ENDANGERED m er May Cause Summary Dismissal of Government Employes. d New York World. an of 1nd: and tech Written - is the great Army medic including the world-fan Reed General Hospital. whe discharged disabled soldie of the World W efvin, There center, Walter general's office, unmatehed in all t world, the only rival approaching ar wher near it in wealth of mater being the medical library of the U versity of Paris. There is the a tion in the National Smithonian group. Tuseum of t where are tho sands of skull. originally collected fo: the Army Medical Museum by tary officers of the Government tered all over the world As Col. W. O. Owen, U. S. A, r tired. pointed out. s collections a the lighthouse which indicates tl course the few have followed to st = thropological coller Expressly for school Children. Gbtics; X-ray. electricity L all of great value to the il pro-| = 5 t ; 5 fession: ax isheries | No. 58—The World’s Greatest Medical Museum | hia & tares Alicaseh and Library. Mv] Jods, the f preparation The Bureau of the Census has an Uncie Sam has collected from all)cess, as it does the rocks hron wh xtensive record of bl {over the world and assembled here in |the many have i ary | sod martality. Taiog RN | the National Capital the greatest |oblivion. Washington he empl e e o sateat ool Syata medical museum and library in all[is now unquestionabiy the N e the world. The most of this material | storehouse in. the world of medical | el B O e care ot is under the administration of the |literature, of modern medical books | women and children employes. War Department, and more directly |and R el d b i B i i under the surgeon general 4,000,000" cards of books and titles of e arvice This Incalculably priceless treasury |artici medicine and allied subj v the A el of medical books, periodicals, original | conveniently arranged for the reads by (O, the avarlin devoled tod papers by ploneers in medicine and |reference by the student of medicine e s S b surgery, and “lesions” or materials| In the libraries of the various Gos. | | avy Department also has| filustrating diseases are stored and|ernment establishments in Washing. | . ohiries for its medical Jebartment ] made most readily available for study | ton there is a most wonderful colle: riy {to all the doctors of the country in|tion of all sorts of sc fic literature various of our Federal institutions. |—in medicine, in botany. in animal i al d enton i} Ty conceiv sedicine. interest. Each one of 1 t 1 : i ding many post-mortem and clini Bas its own card index of pro-| y at- | fes [ r are re tre: d periodical articles, ment as beneficiaries of the Veterans'|so that in'this great national center o ol Aet e Bureau the United States Governmient al- | ijil, teno0ls M There is the Army Medical Museum, | most any book or article in the scien- | FitaL 180 have WOIRE: 0 started 63 years ago. where an effort | tific periodical 1 ure of the entire | "Core trais . |has besn made to collect all the pa GonsatEat o s » of Edu. thological specimens available for the @ ofiilieae aclen: | iion, lookin e hygiene of benefit of the medical profe nd | tific librar e VAHIOUD L it | Hctiodls and’ & ildren. has a which s cooperating with every |departments. Their value in our | surje but well ch ib on this Sivalclan in the country To an/inten.|evervaay mational’ life. 15 bevosis)| 2ublect: ¢ sive drive such as was never known |measur 3 GOther {mpo Jibra of med before in the history of the medical he Library of Congress is a reat tal books and pamphlets are available profession to focus the entire med general library. which. receives evers | 0 the Un GGl experience of the country to ove sort of literary material, and in which | L1, P An-Amer! D thie INCHUBaT the ravages of bone tumors all e chted matter is filed. H Al medical schogls There is the library of the surgeon |it is that all copyrighted medical oo 2a Cooie n_ Universities. the Carn he Ny terial is on file, including both boo and periodicals. | In the manusc: tution and the National ( Society 1l nt division | Etracyot Gongoes ot o (o With this background of medical RUmEes ofihl et e a s ore and practice, the work of the 1o the medical men. ana ataeting | Army Medical Center, the Army Medi | Colonial days, of the Revolutionary | Sal Museum. and the medical Ju. | period, and 1o those of earlier dave of | MPFary of the Surgeon General of the {the United States. Many of thege | ATmy-—whic e unmatched in all papers have been indexed and con. | the world—will be described in veniently arranged for 1o of | ceeding articles. |istudents orith g 5 (Copyright. 1925, by Will P. Kenned: e | The Department of Agriculture has| The fifty-ninth article in this series re | a very important collection of hox will be on “The World's e [and periodicals devoted to its spec Medical Center.” T¢ will b ic- | ized scientific work in the fields next Wednesday in this paper Open Evenings 227 2 Days Only A Brand-New Player Piano—Manufacturer’s Special Player-Piano QOutfit Teaddelintyous Told ans right piano on t player necessary. Out-of-Town Customers, Write Us! The PIANO SHOP Open Evenings Special Offer Tpiano Shop 227 Penna. Ave. Southeast new and no money We Ship Anywhere in the U. S. Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast I | Schiebie, Everett iller, 11 willl-| 15, I8 exbected that the excurslon to] ROME."May 30.—Rocco, keeper of| boust G; Couer and J Ehasans royul seal. has presented to the SR e e R @ bill which will revolu- stone, Senior Vice President Mrs. Mae 15 iize ltaly’s civil service system } Cotter, Sacretary Mrs. Elsie Miller and | Lo : | 3 sie Miller and | A0 Y (nd abolish “the present syst of | nductress Mrs. Gertrude Clark. The | O79€! : 2 v“ prchan Syt 0l | entertainment commitiee announced Club. [(permenent Sntw qromls Teas e that all arrangements for holding the imagine the state of iie caused | sixth annual excursion and I day Au those who have vegistered |,y the bill among the thousands of {at Marshall Hall Auzust 7 were com. |during the last few days in the visitors’ N - : ! icolytes burning incense at the altar and tickets were on hand for | hook at the Service Club. 20 Third L | ribution. The On-to.’ S GHiD i 3 ird | of red tape and leading the most | Perfocted and several lattars racclvan N"l' ‘y“*" nwest, are Mrs. Jenny M. | sheltered lives until 60 birthdays ive | from various holels announcing (helr s, 14 Todd place northeast, vepre- | them, automatically, a pension | rates will be turned over (o | senting the War Mothe J. P rhe L Comdr. Val N. Brandon. chaivman on | urner of Schlagel Post. | Fhe utllv-eaging: dlaise jpreseniad S]r,’,ns[\m'l.nllon. at next post meeting. | N W 3 ' 08t | the worst b 'he presence of all members of ghe T est Ches 1 v Ul the end of December regular meeting of the post next ¥ri ".l/"” s 2 it s | day for consideration of new by-liws N, o e yernmeny may dapeneed is requested. Joseph B. Gardella D. with the services of those function chairman recruiti; innounced that The funcral of Miss Claire Nelson, | ries. agents and employ of any another lirge clas recriifts willl bet 8CCOD Licupcuant In the Nurdes ¢ il op miilitagy mank, If thess show prese: ted for muster. and expects fur A.. was held at the club Monday | cutside of their offices. proof of a lack ther decorations be ziven to members kol son’ died: May 19{0f lovalty, soward. the SEnmance bringing in the greatest number dur F Calif,, of d.sabilities | general policy DI il e 155 ANe RBRIE T AaY Lot uring her Army service, | Pronounced by roval decree on pro 1‘ z: which included nearly four years with |Posals by competent ministe _The Ladies' Auxiliury of National |the Americun expeditionary forces| The bill provides that in the cases|g Capital Post was the guest of Mrs.|in France and with the Army of oc. [of employes of the army. n and Ena Allen Wedne night her in Germany. She was | air force, magistrates or university | residence, 63 L street northeast. af here buried in the Na- | professors. there must be examination | five hundred card party Auxiliary | tional Cemetery Arlington by the cabinet council before any final | officers present were: Mrs. Margaret | A deputation from the club went |decision concerninz dismissal = is Lindatone, preaident: Mra. Mas-Cot. | Thursday with members of the Araork | reached. Dismissed employes will be| A ter. vice president: Mr Kutherine | can Legior and American Legion |entitled to a pension if they huave Barrack, Mrs. Laura Weaver, junior | Auxiliary to Widewater, Va., to assitst | served a minimum of 15 years. | | vice president: M Gertrude Clark, | In decorating the grave of the late Dr. | Others will special bonuses o | MisA Elén Weiver and’ 8 Mary | Kate Waller Barrett, former national scale. | Grant of ]n.» American Legion Copyright. 195 | — and also founder of the i e Department of the Veterans of | ¢ il . tr = | | botany, chemistry. entomology, animal | | industry and food hygie This [ which are increasing t| the rate of about 12,000 n year | re ves ome 000 periodicals S : 3 i 5 % which a large number are medical eries of Educational Articles Telling How Federal Govern» | | 1 tre Deparine Commerce the | =L AN N2 R SN b B i S T Do A rr Uy O e € jt S B New Bill Under Cmsmexnmn}"{ * N (7Y < A 26-picce Rogers Set o Silver r 42 piece Dinner Set every chas $100.01 over. pur- e 0 { # Tt K Tt 1 o S Tt S Ak 5 APn B e S A > Ee SN b2 RN -4 22 34 . < a2 s = LRI BB IENERE IR SR I3 S cebc ot g > 1 3-Piece “Krhler” san attractive. 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