Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1927, Page 12

=12 (s e — ELBRIDGE L. HAWK HEADS GRAND ARMY Elected Commander-in-Chief by Acclamation—Next Meeting in Denver. By the Associated Press D RAPIDS, Mich., September 1 bridge L. Hawk of Sacramento, Calif., was elected commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic by ncclamation vesterday. This is the first time that & G. A. R. een elected from the Denver, Colo.. W4 site of the 19 awk enlisted April 22, 1861, as a| in Company G, 18th Ohio, and ve sted in September in the same giment. Later he organized Com vany F, 11 and was made sivst lieutens at Close of War. n mustering out s, after his regi- dminis . as department er of Nevada, and as assistant adju- tant general. A Maj. Gen. John C. Clem of Washing. ton, D. C., withdrew from the when the nominations were made leav- 1z the vote for commander between John T. Reese of Broken Bow, k C cils of comma C ck Coney of Top: uel Town of Philadelphia. The name of Silas H. Towler of Minneapolis was tot offered in nomination. After the vote both Cole and Town withdrew in favor of Hawk. It was then moved by Cole that Hawk be ¢lected commander by acclamation. Brainard Unopposed. Calvin A. Brainard of Buffalo was unopposed for senior vice commander. “he offices of junior vice commander, haplain-in-chief and surgeon general ill be voted on today. Walter Maybe of Philadelphia was slected commander-in-chief of the Sons «f Union Veterans' organization and D. B. Boelwy, San Francisco, senior vice commander-in-chief. Mre: Margaret L. Waters, Woburn, Mass.,, was named national president f the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Sons f Veterans organization and Cora Swartz, Indianapolis, national vice president. - BOY IS SHOT IN EYE. Joseph G. Borges Has Air Rifle Pellet Removed. Joseph G. Borges, 2939 Morrison street, was shot in the left eye by an air rifle last night s he was standing in front of 5435 Connecticut avenue. The rifle was fired by Joe Galliher, 14 years old, 2330 McKinley street. Dr. T. Clarence Cook, 5430 Con- necticut avenue, took the wounded vouth to the Homeopathic Hospital, ‘vhere he removed the pellet from his eye. His condition is not serious. —e Lieut. Col. Hicks Promoted. Lieut. Col. George L. Hicks, Adju- tant General's Department, has been promoted to. the grade of colonel, but will remain at his present station, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. He is from Maryland, and began his military vervice in the Medical Corps in July, 1898. He afterward. served in the Artillery arm, and was transferred to the Adjutant General’'s Department 19 years old, Hurt When Pony Falls, Girl Drags Self to Seek Aid Speclal Dispatch to The Star. PURCELLVILLE, Va., Septem- ber 16.—On her way to_Lincoln High School yesterday Margaret James’ pony fell and rolled over her. She was riding through an isolated lane, and so badly hurt she could not get up. She rolled and crawled 200 yards to the pike, where she was found by children going to school. They sent for her father, F. H. 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