Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

Let all americans give one uolldr y
worth of work for each dollar they re-
ceivc" is the new slogan adopted by
Ss@5es., Kcnsington Post, No. s..
.EAsns& Of which Dr. Thomas
sEs1zNSSSSS Natlack. 2302 East York
SEEHatSSEaWb trept. is commander.
XSNISSS0zBE This post has gone on
N4STsST record. it was announced
as1ss yesterday, as being in
favor not only of 100 per cent Ameri- b
cnnism, but also of 100 per cent pro,
duction, in order that the individual
members of the legion may thereby con
tribute their share in the effort to lower
/ the prices of commodities.
'Nese "Should any difficulties arise with the
members of the legion in raising this
standard of efficiently producing. they
are to report it to their local post,
ii is stated in Il communication frpm
IT. w. Thompson, the post adJutant,
''to the end that production may b"
increased and prices brought down.
Post No. 6S is located in the heart
of the busiest milling and factory dis
trict of the city. 1t feels, therefore.
that such movement can well start
in such an environment and spread
throughout the other sections OF Ihlla-
delphia.
New officers have been announced by
Post No. ia. which is the central post
of Philadelphia county. lhe original
work of organizing this post was done
largely under the direction OF otto IL;
Heiligman. the county treasurer, and
the most has progressed TO the point
where it promises to become one of the
big factors in the Philadelphia organ
jzation. The officers are:
RI. II. Tullv, 1412 Chestnut street,
pest commander; William }: Fl!nn'
2IS South Fifteenth street, adjutant.
It is reaching out for membership in
%he Eighth and Ninth wards. which are
the centrally located wards of the city.
ut is anticipated by Commander FULLY
that it will be possible to enroll III this
post the great majority OF the eIlgib'es
5n these wards. because of the convent
ence of the meeting place. and the mem
bership already obtained
Post l4G. with its membership com
ing from both the Thirteenth and
Fourteenth wards, is aiming to reach
the 200 mark in paid up members be-
fore January |. Originally there was
one post charter for each Of these wards.
but 1t was considered advisable to com
bine the two charters and build IN one
strong post. The officers are: William
j. Iupton, commander; John Crosson.
adiutant; and Zenas Pendleton, finance
officer.
There is every indication that, in
line with the policy outlined by the ma
tional organization of the legion at the
Minneapolis convention, number of
small posts will be amalgamatcd in
Philadelphia county, provided the new
county committee deems this the wise
course to pursue
The new county committee will be
(organized at Il meeting in the Chamber
of Commerce assembly hall, Widener
Building. next Monday evening, and will
be one of the most important which the
legion has held since its organization
here.
On the newly elected officers of the
committee will devolve the work of car
rying forward the program of the le-
2ion when it is still in its forma
tive state, and this will require officers
with vision, initiative and Judgment.
Fourth Naval District Post No. 195
elected permanent officers last night in
4 the Bellevue -Stratford. 6. A. Bisler
\ was the unopposed candidate for com
\ manGer, and William II. Crcamer, Jr.
one of the state delegates to the ma
tional convention. became vice comman
fNNt.s ClI'lo NitNtNu were VI. n. l1OU
guet, adjutant; II. j. Nelson. finance
officer, and Captain G.. II. Dickins
chaplain of the PHILADELPHIA Navy Yard
was appointed chaplain by the new com
mander.
Mr.. Creamer addressed the post or
the part Philadelphia delegates played
in the convention. He made the an
nouncement that the French govern
ment win present memorials to families
which lost sons during the war at q
meeting to be held in the metropolitan
Opera House on February -. Genera
Iershiug has wired that he will en-
| dravor to be present, and Governor
Sproul and Mayor elect Moore have az
|. cepted invitations to speak,
N Post No. 1875 will have permanent
\ Elquafters in the Bellevue Stratford.
" In honor of one Of Philadelphia $
most ilustrious heroes of the world
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