The New York herald., 1920-01-05

of the Carry-On Club, was the lucky man.
Sons of service men received motor cars
and were admonished not to violate the
law and land in front OF Magistrate
House
Barbara Frietchie hopes to send a dele
lgation to Washington to urge upon Con-
gress the vital need OF an increase of pay
for all navy men. II the men are to re-
tain their self-respect and support their
families the Increase Pay bill must go
Through.
Members are urged to come to the next
regular meeting of the post, January 12,
and hear our distinguished member, Cap
tain George Lsoring Porter Stone com
manding officer of tho receiving ship at
New York. deliver lecture on fSinews of
the Navy"
The Lexington Post, No. l0s, OF the
Legion, has authorized the forms ton of a.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Any woman living be-
tween Fifty-ninth and 125th street, east OF
Fifth avenue, whose husband, son or
brother was in service is eligible for mem
bership. Applications are being received
by Miss Myra Marks, temporary chair
man. at her home, No. 1427 Madison ave-
nue., or her office, No. 1S5 Broadway.
| Notice has been received at headquarters
lof the New York county organization that
Allen McGuhae. an Irish tenor, and al
member Of the United Service Post, No.
l75, will give a recital in Aeolian Hall at
three o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Tank Corps Post at No. 261 Madison ave-
nue. tomorrow night arrangements will be
made for the posts athletic programme.
Questions of county. State and national
policies will be discussed.
An important meeting OF the Naval Aux
Hilary Reserve Post, No. 16, will be held
"wednesday at headquarters, No. 80 West
lForty-fourth street. George Brokaw
Compton, chairman OF the New York
County organization, will speak Cues
tions of permanent quarters for the post
Iand the general policy OF the organiza-
ton will be discussed. Charles Ham. Jr..
lis president OF the post; f. T. Merrill, Cd |:
George L. Beckwith and William It..
Yates, vice presidents Henry Graft Tre-
Ivor, Jr., secretary, and Philip r Elmer,
treasurer.
The first business meeting OF 1870 OF the
Washington Heights Post. no. III. will be
held in the Twenty-second Engineers Ar
mory Wednesday night. One member
will be elected to the Executive Commit
tee and two to the vice presidency. A re-
vised form of constitution will he dis
lcussed. The secretary of the post is ]. II.
Rosenfeld, No. col West 18th street
banner made by Mrs. Jane Mauldin
Feigl, mother of Lieutenant jefferson
Feigl, after who the post was named, will
be presented to the Lieutenant jefferson
Feigl First Division Post. No. 2i7, at a
meeting in the Biltmore Hotel Wednesday
might at half-past eight o'clock. Lieuten-
lant Feigl was the first American artillery
officer killed in the war.
Grenville Clark. lieutenant colonel dur
ing the war, will address the Tiger Post,
No. q, at the regular meeting in the Old
Guard Armory, No. 90 West Fifty-first
street, tonight, at fifteen minutes after
eight O'Clock.
Accommodations have been provided for
two thousand persons at the annual
smoker OF tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Post, No. 240, in the Ninth Coast Artillery
Armory, No. rs West Fourteenth street.
saturday night. February T. Application
for membership has been received from
the Rev. Father John J. Byrnes. post
lchaplain of the Fox Hills Hospital. Staten
Island, formerly chaplain at Fort Han
cock.
Broadway Post, No. f15. has taken the
performance to be held Sunday night, jan
uary %. The Entertainment Committee
has headquarters al No. 1.177 Broadway.
The officers OF tho Broadway Post are
Hoffman Nickerson, president; John w.
King, secretary, and Sidney d. Ripley
treasurer Gus Hess, Navy Club, No. 500
Fifth avenue. IS chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee.
A dance will be held Saturday eveninr.
January IL, by members of the Richard J.
McNally Post. No. 263, in the Winter
Garden ballroom Of the McAlpin Hotel
Headquarters Of the post arc at No. eco
West 1slst street. Following the dance n
drive for 10000 for a club house will be
started. The post now has a membership
OF nearly eight hundred. The next regu-
lar meeting viii be held Monday, Jani-
ary T.
The next meeting OF tho David w. Gem
tie Post, No. els, will DO held Tuesday
evening in the temporary headquarters.
tho congregational Church, 143d street
east or Willis avenue. The David w
Gentle Post, formerly tho North New
York Post, was so renamed 70 honor
David w. Gentle, OF the Bronx, who was
killed while engaged in signal work dur
ing the Hindenburg drive
Film Post, No. 7ls. will meet at No. rs
West Forty-sixth street tonight Mt eight
o'clock Any former service man now en-
gagod in the taking, manufacture or sale
of moving pictures is eligible to mem
bership. j. c. Scott is the secretary.
The regular monthly meeting of tho S
Rankin Drew Post was held In Keen'sI
Chop House. No. 107 West Forty-fourthl
street, the temporary hearquarters. yes-I
terday afternoon. A resolution was adopt-
I'D TO bring before the national organiza-
ton the question OF regaining the citizen-l
ship OF former Americans who served in
TIE allied srnaios.