New-York tribune., 1919-12-08
81 Reserve Force, and . committee
was appointed to present the mater
OF the discrimination 70 the United
States Civil Service Commission.


A charter has been issued bv the
American Legion to Film Post ia
Any one eligible to the American
i Legion and who is engaged in the
taking, manufacture or sale of Aims
can Join by attending the next meeting
OF the post to be held at tho club.
house, 1873 West Forty-sixth Street,
The officers Of the post are William 81.
Pembcrton, commander; Harold C.,
Pech, treasurer, and Joseph C. Scott,
adjutant.
At meeting held at the Lambs Club
yesterday theatrical post of the
American Legion was formed by Nom
6ers I Of the Lambs and Players clubs
Captain Robert Stowe Gill, a member
OF both clubs, who was killed in action
In France. The following were electe d
as officers Of the post:
Commander, Everett Butterfield; :;
vice-commander, Earle Boothe; adju,
tant, John c. King; secretary, Earle
Metcalfe; treasurer, Basil Broadhurst:
executive committee, Robert Middle
mass and W. J. Connolly.
The post at the office of the District
Attorney of New York County got for
mally under way last week. This post
is composed exclusively Of members of
the District Attorneys shaft who served
with the colors and has membership
OF about thirty. Its charter also gives
1t the right to include on it's roll for
mer members Of the staff, and invita-
tions will be sent to tkem after the
local post has been thoroughly organ
lied. The officers are: Horace w.
Foster. commander; James D. Barry.
county committeeman; John E. Gleason,
secretary, and James ]. Low, treasurer.
Although the post is small, three Of
its members were killed in action and
two were decorated
The next meeting of the Schuyler
Post will be held in the St. Anseim's
Athletic Club rooms, 152d Street and
linton Avenue, The Bronx, on Thurs
day, at 8 p: m. This post is Increasing
in strength, and as its/existence be-
comes more widely known q flood of
old Fort Schuyler men, with a desire
to get together again, are expected to
join: All ex-members of the 58th
Artlllery. c. A. c., and the old 9th
Regiment Of Coast Artillery, who
served at Fort SCHUYLER, are cordially
invited to attend the meeting, or COM
municate with Robert S. Fitzpatrick.
44 Jumel Place.
Veterans met last Friday night at
the Middleboro Club, Morris Avenue
and 165th Street, and organized the
Fred Bender Post, in memory of a
youth who resided in the Claremont
Heights section of The Bronx and who
met his death in the battle of the
Argonne. The following officers were
chosen: Commander, Harry Scharre;
Frank scharre; third eeeo,mander' vice-commander'
Gustave Jensen; adjutant, Joseph
ston; executive board, hoffman F
Parody, Joseph Hayes, William
scharre, Arthur Hanson, Joseph Boyl-
ston, Otto Laderman, Phil Donahue.
The tenth regular meeting of the
Bedford, Post No. 473 was held at the
W'lloughby Mansion. Brooklyn, and ten
new members were obtained. The
post is to give dance on January 81
at the Masonic Temple, Clermont and
Lafayette Avenues, Brooklyn. The
next meeting will be on December 16
at "illoughby Mansion.
At the last meeting of George Dahl.
bender Post, IS, held at the Bronx
Young Mems Hebrew Association. 3
general election was held, at which the
following were elected:
Commander, Murray Rothenberr:
first vice-commander, David Glucks
man; second vice-commander, Israel r