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The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
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The gand lodge of the Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows met in
annual session at Odd Fellows Tenn
pie on Wednesday evening, Janu-
ary 81, and continued in session two
evenings. The FIRST evening was
devoted to the hearing of reports of
the grand master and grand secre-
tary and to the election of officers.
The following are new officers of
the grand lodge: Grand master, Ed
ward l. Dunn; deputy grand mas
ter. Bert v. Wolfe; grand warden,
Harry L. Andersen; grand secre-
tary. Joe T. Allison: grand treas
urer. William J. Rich; grand mar
shall. John d. Yoakley: grand con-
guardian, H. C. r. Bohnke: grand
herald. L. s. Windsor. and grand
chaplain, Hugh T. Stevenson.
Langdon Lodge, No. 2s. celebrated
its twenty-sixth anniversary on
Monday. January Is. by a home
coming for Past Grand Master Frank
E. Rapp. Past Grand Master B. F.
Edwards, who has been in New
York the past hve years as special
agent for the Treasury Department,
delivered the address of the even
ing. Mrs. Helen Bergerstock fur
nished the entertainment in the fol-
lowing program: The. Minister'S
Wooing," Robert of Sicily" Her
First Call on the Butcher" Her
First Baby" and THE Bald headed
Man"
Phoenix Lodge. No. 2S, is now To-
Gated in its beautiful new hall in
Bennings, convenient to the car line.
This lodge promises to have a ban
ner year. Among its members are
the most prominent citizens of Ben
ming. By request, Grand Repre-
sentative John H. Wood Is directing
the degree work, and he Is other
wise assisting in the building up of
the lodge.
Union Lodge. No. II. anticipates a
general revival of interest, and spe-
cial efforts are being made to show
an increase in membership. This
lodge meets every Monday night In
commodious quarters in the Ma
tional Capital Bank Building, PENN
sylvania avenue southeast
William ]. Rich, grand treasurer
and grand patriarch, is able to be
out again after a weeks illness.
Harry l. Anderson, our genial
grand warden-elect. who was un-
able to attend the recent session of
the Grand Lodge on account OF
sickness, is reported somewhat i'm
proved.
Past Grand Master Theodore
Mead. one of our most esteemed vet
Grams, has been at home for several
weeks owing to physical inirmi-
ties.
Mount Nebo Encampment No. g.
i. o. o. F.. has installed the follow
ing officers for this year: Chas. E.
Coates. chief patriarch; Ira A. Lea
man. S. W.; James W. Lyons. scribe;
, Samuel G. Taylor. treasurer; Arthur
A. Coates. ]. w; NJ. F. Zepp. guide;
John II James. l. s.: Chas. Lock
head. o. s.; J. H. Crew. W. w.
Adams and w. B. Berlin. watches
After the installation ceremonies,
Chief Patriarch Coates gave a ban
quet and smoker to his associate
officers and a party of the Grand
Encampment officers. At the last
meeting of this encampment. the
royal purple degree was ably con-
ferred and degree work is scheduled
for the next meeting on February
! 9Th.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
Knights Of Columbus

The third degree will be exempli-
led by Spalding Council No. AZ to
large class Of candidates this
afternoon at .. m. at which Past
state Deputy McEnery will oficiate.
Members are urgently requested to
attend this occasion to welcome the
candidates in this degree of the
,rder. At its meeting Thursday.
February 5, the council will be ad-
iressed by Capt. ]. NJ. Gallagher. U.
}. Army on reconstruction work.
Extensive preparations have been
completed for Spalding's Ladies'
aight." which will be held Wednes-
lay. February IL. Knights Of Colum-
ous Hall. The entertainment COM
nittee. assisted by Lecturer Feeney.
aas endeayored to make this the
event of the season. Spalding will
give a dance February l6. at
knights Of Columbus Hall.
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Commerce Department

Mr.. 4 w. Lbbey. chief clerk of|
the department who has been con
fned 10. his home for several days onl
account Of flinese. IL steadily improv-
ing and wiIl probably resume his Of
ncisl duties within the next few days.
Mr.. George +. McInturff. jr.. has been
Designating as the acting chief clerk
pending Mr.. Dbbey's return
Miss Catherine A. Jones has been
appointed telephone operator IN the
office OF the Secretary. Mss Jones
formerly served as an operator in the
War Department.
Kenneth A. Gather has been 40
pointed messenger boy In Secretary
/. Alexanders once.
4 electrician. has recovered from an ats.
tack OF Influenza and has returned
I to duty.
Among the employees OF the chic
f, clerks once who were on rick Icav{
during the week were Miss Wind
Valentine. Miss Margaret y. Coed
rane, Edward J. Gardner and Russo
L Dale.
Robert S. Waters and Francis
Grove. Of the departments nle rood
are stiIl on the sick list.
/ Mrs. Jessie B. Acker, Of :he iihrsr
is visiting relatives In New Yor
State.
Miss Cora c. Curry and Miss Men
Walters. OF the Bureau Of Navig
ton. are absent from the office On a
count Of illness.
T. s. Clark. chief clerk Of the n
reau Of Lighthouses. has returned. ~
duty after several days absence on
account Of sickness.
L A Rice and William Sanger
craftsmen in the Bureau Of Light
houses, have been promoted from 81 .sOl
and 1850 to $500 and S2.Ooc per an
mum. respectively. !,
BENJAMIN siegel has been appointe
clerk In the appointment division.
Raymond c. Hurley. clerk in Il
] division Of supplies. is confined
his home with pneumonia.
F. NJ Shore. chief. division Of su
plies. sick several days. has return,
to. his desk.
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Spanish War Veterans

The department commander and
staff will accompany Department
Inspector George B. Parker on his
visit to Harden Camp next Tues
day evening when the camp will be
submitted to a thorough inspec-
tion. The military degree will be
conferred on a class of recruits by
Camp Commander Donnelly and
the other officers Of the camp.
The Maine Memorial committee
will meet Tuesday afternoon 1T s
p. m. In the offices of Capt. John
Lewis Smith, Southern Building, to
complete the program and arrange
ments for the memorial exercises
to be held in the Riding Academy,
Fort Myer. Sunday, February is.
- 2:30. p. m. in the honor of the
men who lost their lives with the
sinking of the Battieship Maine
years ago. +
} Col. John Jacob Astor Camp will
peet In Stanley Hail. Soldiers
Home Monday evening 1t 7:3o and
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Personal Interest Washnt 3nian
Up-to-Date Notes Of Fratemiies

presided. In thet absence OF the con-
sui Spencer Roberts. who was con
fined to his home with pneumonia
Favorable action was taken on the ap-
plications of A. Edward Price, Nor
gan L. Kane. II. ]. vickers. and F. c..
Pearson to receive the degrees. and
upon the transfer Of H. A. Pollen The
clerk reported the death of William
II. Woodward, formerly employed at
the Pension Office, who had been q
member of the society from Its incep-
ton. Burial took place at Arlington
Cemetery on Monday. The illness Of
Harry II. II. Kelwiz, Frank II. Ellis
and Spencer Roberts was reported.
The next dance of Washington
Camp was announced for February
13. and invitations have been issued
to the members of Washington
Camp for distribution among their
friends. the dance being compliment
airy.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
Labor Department

The friends Of Mrs. Burlew, Of the
solicitors office. are distressed 70
learn that she has just lost her moth
er. She has recently returned from
ST Louis. where her mother was
buried.
Miss Nancy stillwelI did herself full
credit last Sunday at St Margaret's
Church, where she sang a solo, How
Lovely Are Tiny Dwellings." Her
friends all hope she may have the op-
portunity Of giving still larger audi
ences the pleasure Of hearing her love-
ly voice
Mr.. B. r. Sherwood. of the division
OF publications and supplies. returned
to his desk last week after a ten-day
session with the ''flu-" Mr.. Sherwood
always was one OF the fashionable
representatives of his sex
Miss Emily Hath and Miss ogarita
Brown, formerly detailed to the divi-
sion OF publications and supplies, have
returned TO the Bureau Of Immigra-
ton for work in connection with de-
portation cases
The children's Bureau. women's Bu-
reau and employment service of the
department.. hitherto located In the
Food Administration building, No. 2.
are moving to the Fuel Administrs-
ton building. No. :. at Twentieth and
ID streets northwest, to make way for
the division Of rehabilitation Of the
Federal Board for Vocational Educa-
tion. which will occupy the entire
Food Administration building at Nine
teenth and d streets.
Mr.. Page, Of the employment serv-
ice. who had an attack OF the grippe,
has returned to his desk.
Mrs. Taylor. of the employment
service, Is recovering from an attack
of inflenza-
home with influenza for some time.
The following publications Of the de-
partment were issued during the past
week: ''Illegitimacy Laws IN the
United States and Certain Foreign
Countries" by the Children's Bureau:
Women in the Government Service"
by the Women's Bureau; Labor Con-
ditions in Porto Rico" by the Secre-
taryr's office: Bulletins 80 and 81 of
the Bureau OF Labor Statistics, Union
Scale of Wages and Hours of Labor,
1915" and "PreventsbIe Deaths m the
Cotton Manufacturing Industry" re-
spectively.
Mr.. Glenn W. BiddeI is sick at his
home in the South. and il Is not known
when he will be able to return to the
Immigration Bureau.
Miss Trammel. OF the Bureau OF
Naturalization. died Of the ''1u" last
week. after only two days illness
The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
Masonic

King David Lodge. F. A. A. NJ.
No. IS. vii meet Tuesday, Febru-
ary 3, Senior Warden Stocking will
bead the ofhcial line ON this eve
ming.
Ether Chapter No. will hold Its
next regular meeting Thursday.
February S. 1890. Arrangements
have been made with Mr.. Z. b.
Thompson to entertain the Chapter
with some OF the latest up-to-date
motion pictures at the conclusion Of
the regular order of business. There
will be no work and refreshments
will be served.
The Triangle Club of Master
Aasons Of the Department OF Agrt-
culture will give a dance on Mon
lay, February 2, in the ballroom of
the Arcade. This Is the hfth OF a
series of dances held by the Trian-
yle Club during this season. The
,lub has been meeting with splen-
lid success at all of its dances.
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Modern Woodmen
Of America

Frederick Beller was initiated as a
member OF Central Camp at its meet
ing in the Perpetual Building, Consul
Fred W. Darlington heading the off,
cial line. The booster committee ad-
yised the camp that it has organized.
James A Moody being elected chair
man. Eight applications for member
ship were received and appropriate
action taken. The clerk was instructed
to send letters OF congratulation to ].
w. Booze and Perry .Michaels on re-
cent arrivals in their families H. O..
Martin, NJ. T. May. o. c. Henry and
T. II. Camper were reported Ill. A
special session will be held the first
meeting in February for woodmen at
which time the full degree team of the
camp win exemplify the beneficial de-
gree with class of eight or ten Ma
rines to be instructed Invitations are
tc be extended to the other camps in
the District to assist. ]. W. Williams
was appointed a member OF the degree
team.
At the meeting Of A. r. Talbot Camp.
No. 1l92. 1t was decided to postpone
the scheduled open meeting until a
later date because of so much sickness
among the members. Consul NJ L.
Dicus. Adviser C. f. orton. Clerk B.
g. Cowies and numerous other menu
bers were reported III. Announcement
was made that Talbot Camp has ON
cially been declared winner of the
prize banner for the greatest increase
In membership during the past year.
This banner will be presented soon by
an official Of the society designated
by the Head Consul The work Of the
booster committee Is meeting with sue
cess. four applications being presented.
J. II. Baxter. a former active worker.
was present and spoke Of the early
days of the camp. and DR.. John W..
sutherin, District deputy. addressed
the camp.
At the stated meeting Of Washing
ton Camp. No. 114et. Friday evening.
the adviser. Capt. Wnliam r. Robh.
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Knights Of Pythias.

Monday-Amaranth No. IS; Cen
tury-Decatur, No. 80.
Tuesday-Webster. No. II; Ex-
celsior. No. IA; Capital. No. "a;
Myrtle. No. IS.
wednesday-Mount Vernon. No.
5: Equal. No. II.
Friday-Syracusian No. 10. =
Pythian Sisters.
wednesday-Friendship Temple,
No. 3.
Fridsy-Rathbone Temple. No. 8,
initiation.
Amaranth Lodge. No. 2s, desires
he attendance of all members at
It's convention tomorrow night at
which matters of much Importance
will be presented. 1t is announced
The knight rank was conferred
Upon candidates of both Webster
Lodge, No. 7, and Capital Lodge,
No. "a, at the meeting of the for
ner lodge last Tuesday evening.
The attendance was large. dele
cations from Franklin, Syracusians
and Excelsior lodges. besides many
s5thsr visitors. taxing the capacity
1f the lodge room J. l.. Arm
strong, of Iowa, officiated as king.
-Ezsis.ed by an efficient team. Past
-srand Chancellor Dickman preselr-
ad a handsome Pythian button to
william A. Ward, a candidate of
Webster Lodge on behalf of the
odge. out-of- town visitor includ-
I'd W. d. Mills. of Fredericksburg
Lodge. No. %, Fredericksburg. Va.
presentation of a silver chocolate
service was made at this conven-
tion to E. l. Young, retiring chan
.ellor commander of Syracusians
Lodge. No. 10, the presentation be-
Aing made on behalf of the lodge
py Past Grand Chancellor kahlert.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10. at its last
knvention, elected and installed the
lowing officers to fill vacancie:
Ased by the resignation of e l.. Y.
Eg, who has been chancellor coIn-
er for the last year: II. w. Lee,
celor commander; NJ H. Adams
chancellor. and Hal c. Farrel
Yer at arms. The installation cere-
!. U6fies were conducted by Past Chan
SI;orfPearso7 as deputy grand chan
,eIlor. assisted by Past Chancellor n
Z c. Glading. of Franklin Lodge. a:
kErand master at arms and Past Chan
stellor w. J. Clements, Of Syracusiani
Lodge as grand prelate. Several sp'
slications for membership were actec
Ipcn. The lodge will confer the page
-ank on February g.
Work in the local lodges has beer
seriously interfered with by Hines:
Imong the membership and accidents
.aused by falls on the icy sidewalk:
Turing the past week.
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Govt. Printing OGce

Assistant Foreman jeremiah
Walsh has returned to the job
room after weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bouvet have
announced the birth Of a ten
pound boy.
Miss Gertrude Bischon. Of the
stores division, is confined to her
home with grip.
Press Corrector william H.
Bright returned to the pressroom
Tuesday, having just recovered
from an attack of Influenza
Jamess B. NJ. Duiin, inkmaker,
has been absent several days on
account of illness.
Mrs. Homer Hail. who has been
critically i'll several weeks. is con-
Foreman James A. Brodnax, Of
the iobroom. Is confined to his home
by illness.
Emil Hemmighoefer. of the paint
shop. is receiving congratulations
over the arrival of an eight-pound
girl.
Fred A. Lohmeyer is detailed to
the time desk in the job section.
Victor l. whitford has returned
&c the Library branch after a visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Samuel Morris. Of the hand sec
ton, has been absent for a month
on account of illness.
Max Craft, signature pressman.
Us on the sick list.
George s. Kaufman. William
Fleming, Thomas B. Houston. Ed
ward E. Rohrer. Robert W. Sea-
born. Frederick N. Whitehead, and
Robert A. Martin are on the sick
list in the job section.
Henry NJ. Allen. of the plate
vault is confined to his home by
illness.
Nicholas II. Kelly. lieutenant of
the watch for the past six years.
succumbed to an attack of double
pneumonia at his home, s2s Seventh
street northeast, Wednesday night
Lieut.. Kelly was a veteran of the
civil war. and had been an employe
of the printing ONCE for sixteen
years. Funeral services will be held
Saturday<at a. m. from the Church
of the Holy Name: interment in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Alfred J. Boyer. Harry A Cook.
H. E. Rittig. A1onzo F. white, Ed
ward A. vogts. JAMES Morris and
Stephen Smith are detailed from the
monotype section to the proofroom.
Miss Grace Roper has returned TO
her desk In the pamphlet bindery
after a weeks illness.
Deskman James W. Carter. of the
linotype section. Is confined to his
home with influenza
Edward w. Murdock. former pres
ldent of Columbia Typographical
Union. has returned to the mono
type section after a weeks illness.
Mrs. Pauline Greene Is detailed to
a desk in the job section.
Miss Gertrude Bischoff has been
absent from the stores division for a
week on account of illness.
Mrs. Clarence e. Williams Is at
her home on warder street with an
attack of grip.
Charles NJ Robinson has returned
to the proofroom after a weeks
leave.
Mrs. Annie Osborne. Of the ma
chine sewing section. has been abb
sent for two weeks with pneumo-
MIA.
Chairman James o. McAlister has
returned to the linotype section, re-
covered from grip.
Deskman James W. Butcher. of
the pamphlet bindery, has been al
home several weeks from nervous
breakdown.
Grover N. Kookogey. recently re-
instated as compositor in the job
section. has been i'll for a week.
Walter l. Evans has just returned
from several weeks in Florida for
the beneft of his health.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
Navy Yard

Herbert Pendleton, OF the foun
dry. is at home with influenza.
Bill Drew. Of the forge shop.
back at work after being out III FOL
two weeks.
Guy Popovitch. Of the broadsidS
mount shop. is very III at his home
in Mclean. Va.
Pat Moran. jr-. Of the broadside
mount shop. who is a stsr pupil OF
Frankie Mann. the local fistic train
er. is expecting to enter the ring at
the Olympia Club in Philadelphia on
George Washington's Birthday.
Herman Sanders. Of the seaman
repair shop. is the proud father Of
a baby boy. born Wednesday.
Frank z. Forbes. formerly Of the
torpedo test shop. died at his home
in Cleveland. Ohio, last Sunday from
pneumonia.
Dick wenzeL Of Store No. =. has
been transferred TO the proving
grounds at Indian Head. Nd.
Miss Jackie Smonel, of the store
will leave for her home in Buffalo
Saturday.
Miss A. E. Carlos. OF the store =
home i'll with a heavy cold and the
grippe.
Miss King and Miss Z. Pesrls
Of the c. q r. Office. are expecting
to visit the formers family in Balti-
more next week.
Joe DIggs. OF the dock repair
gang. had his leg sprained when he
slipped on the ice last Tuesday.
Henry Allies, OF the foundry. lost
his brother Paul, who formerly y
worked in the yard. Paul was kn,ed
by an automobile in Canton. ohiol
Wednesday.
Zone will hold its regula(
dance Saturday evening at the Red
Cross Hall at $50 p. m.
Arthur Billings. OF the brass foun
dry. is sick with neuralgia.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
Royal Neighbors Of
America

In the presence of large assem-
blage of Royal Neighbors and friends.
the officers-elect OF Fidelis Camp. No.
67o1. were installed in their respective
stations at the regular meeting of the
camp in Pythian Tersple Tuesday
night. The following members again
entered upon their uuties: O.-..e.
Mrs. Nellie T. Harmon; vice oracle.
Mrs. Ellen J. FarQuhar: past oracle,
Mrs. Ellen Thomas: marshal. Mrs.
Cora Riley; chancellor. Mrs. Mamie
MCDANIEL; assistant marshal. Mrs.
Mary T. Watson; psceiver, Mrs. Mel
lie Grady; recorder. Mrs. Anna B.
Hid; inner sentinel, Mrs. j. F.
Probst: outer sentinel. Mrs. Mollie T.
Dulin. City Supervising Deputy Mrs.
Mary McCaffrey and Mrs. Cora Irish,
marshal of Myra b. Enright Camp,
acted as installing officers.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
Women's City Club Notes

The mass meeting held at the New
Willard on last Monday evening was
most enthusiastic despite the inclem-
ent weather and a great deal of sick
ness among the members. Subscrip-
tions to the new clubhouse have been
coming in all week. and much inter-
est is manifested.
DR.. Wirt's lecture on ''The Near
East was delivered at the clubhouse
on Wednesday evening before an earn
est audience
Mrs. iMyer Cohen will be hostess at
the tea this afternoon at the club. and
assisting her will be Mrs. e. J. Bren-
nan. Mrs. ". r. Street. Mrs. George
Eastment and other prominent club
members.
The younger members are looking
forward eagerly to the third of the
series of dances TO be even on Mon 4
day evening. February 2 Tlrs last
dance was a pronounced surceas..
The morthly business meeting will
be held q. the clubherse, p Jackson
place. Wednesday, evening. Eebrusry 4.
at 8 O'Clock.
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Bureau Of Engraving
Printing Office

Monday. February 2. has been desig-
mated as the last day on which mem
bers OF the Bureau Automobile Asso-
citation may pay their dues for the
present year.
Miss Annie E. Beall, chief Of the
examining division. has returned to
her desk after a short illness.
Miss Mary E. Smith. No. 8. has been
transferred from section to section
on the $50 shift, and promoted to
be clerk.
Mrs. Hattie Hurley. of the platter
press room, is on the sick list.
Thomas J. Flanagan, pressman in
the surface division, has resigned his
position.
Mrs. Alice Smith, of the wetting
division. is enjoying a short vacation.
Miss Mary McCracken, OF the eX-
amlning division. has returned to her
desk after a short illness.
Mr.. Lesley. Of the trimming room.
examining division, is i'll at Walter
Reed Hospital.
Walter Beiier, OF section g.. reports
the loss OF his pocketbook on Tues
day evening while en- route from the
bureau storeroom to a department
store.
MTc. SOTa IL. NlCnOSOuF Oh InC
face division. Is i'll.
The sick list in the wetting division
includes: Miss Fannie Conners, Mrs.
NJ. Edmonston, Miss Maud Gibbons.
Miss Mary O'Connor, Mrs. Grace
Flemming and Miss Dorothy Hart
Miss Hattie Harrington. of the ex-
amining division. is on leave.
Mrs. Annie S. Hurdle and Mrs. Mary
L. Schwartz, of the surface division.
are reported to be recovering from
illness.
Miss Mabel Southeriand, of the wet
ting division, is on leave
Austin Jarvis, of section 6. and Mrs.
Jarvis are both Ill with flu.
The many friends OF Mrs. Jessie E.
Gall, of the stamp cumming divi-
sion! will regret to hear OF her
death, which occurred January Is.
Mrs. Gall performed clerical and
other duties in the stamp cumming
division for ten years.
The Bureau Band will furnish
music at the smoker to be given
by Bureau Branch No. /, Of Fed
eral Employs Union, No. 2, at 1929
New York avenue northwest next
Sunday night at, z o'clock.
Harry E. Smith, of the surface
0lNlslOn, mas Deeu dDecut 1Or tnc
last few days on account of the
death Of his brother.
Miss Eva Ball, of section 8, $40
shift, is i'll with the flu.
Mrs. Kate Hurley and Miss Roth
er Gass, OF the plsten press room.
are on leave.
Walter Spring, plate hnisher in
the engraving division, and his
wife are i'll with nu.
BENJAMIN F. Dierdorf. of section
,. has been detained at his home
In Kensington, Nd. for the past
two weeks nursing his entire fam
ly through q siege of sickness.
Mrs. Edith Allsworth, Mrs. H.
Flemming and Mrs. Mary Gaylor.
Of the examining division. are on
Along with the other Improve
ments. the Bureau lunch room will
soon be dispensing some canned"
music. The graphonola purchased
few years ago. but for the past
rvs - sissfF aalt commission. fs
no9.s As1stg .,sNe rhaaied and win be
S1f &c ss,sFs ~ ONCE more.
Melvin TeFney, son Of Vernon
|srorneSs tAkte 3futer. s:3e SHIFT
frsctns : its whsls oossting near
The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
Foreign War Veterans

Equality Post No. 3S4 will hold
its next regular meeting at Pythian
Temple Thursday evening, Febru-
airy 5th, at which time a large class
will be mustered in as members.
The committee of the Post con-
sisting of Edward Gildea, Charles
II. Lettow. Erie L. Poff and w, G..
Jameson paid a visit to Walter
Reed Hospital last Tuesday eve
ming and did SINE Foreign War
Veteran field work, receiving a
hearty welcome from the boys.
J. A. Leavens will make a report
on a recent meeting held in Balt-
more by the Chief of Staff attended
by representatives Of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars located in Della
ware. Maryland. District of Colum-
bia and Virginia.