New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
asked to communicate with r. 7. Hol-
lowell, 301 West Eighty-fourth Street.


All Coast Guard men arc invited to
attend the dinner Of u. 8. 8. Tampa
C. G. Post, 719. to he given next Satur-
day night at Fleischmann's, Duane
Street, near Broadway. Tho same post
will hold dance in the Hotel Mario
Antoinette March 20. Address H. s..
Christie, 1T East Fourth Street,
Brooklyn.
Savenay Post, 724, reelected it's Off
GERS and executive committeeman at
its last meeting. DR.. Marvin F. Jones
spoke of American war activities in
Italy and John A. Embry, former
American Vice Consul at Omsk, Rus
sia, discussed the Bolshevik menace.
Former "gobs" composing the MEM
bership of the u. S. S. Indiana Post
will meet tomorrow night at Herdt's $
Hall, d98 Hudson Street. All men who
served aboard the Indiana during the
war are invited to attend and join tho
post.
The first entertainment and dance Of
tho Richard II. Austin Post, of tho
Bronx, is scheduled for Tuesday even
ing March 9, at X. Of c. Hall, fremont
and Bryant avenues.
At the next meeting of William j..
Bergen Post William T. Deegan, Bronx
County chairman, will be the speaker.
The George Dahlbender Post at It's
last meeting passed resolution de-
nouncing the U. S. Shipping Boards
plan to dispose of seized German ships
as un-American and unprincipled."
No post in this community has
grown more rapidly than East Orange
On. JO Post. More than 500 members
have been enrolled, and will attend the
posts meeting to-morrow night in tha {
town.
Theodore +. Mead Posts next meet
ing will be March 80, in the list Field
Artillery Armory, Sixty eighth Street
and Broadway, when prominent speak
crs will address the members.
The monthly meeting of Naval Aux-
iliary Reserve Post, 16, will be held
Wednesday night at 80 West Forty
fourth Street. "Pop" Larner and
Maurice Connolly, noted avators, will
be speakers.
S. Rankin Drew Posts monthly
meeting will be held tomorrow night
at Keen's Chop House. Acting Mayor
La Guardia will speak.
Field Artillery Post, of New York,
meets Wednesday night at the 18th
ana Glst Street. All wagon soldiers"
are Invited to communicate with J. T.
s5orzano, so East Forty-second Street
The 306th Infantry Post has passed
q resolution demanding Liberty
bond or cash bonus without further
delay"
Lexington Post, 103, will meet Thurs
day night at 1115 Park Avenue, when
announcement will be made Of the ac-
QUESTION of new headquarters. Will
lam Mulqueen, 8S8 Park Avenue, s
post secretary.
Corporal Offenburger Post s39, head,
quarters 77th Division clubhouse, has
elected officers as follows: President,
Charles W. Mas; vice president, j. p.
Stuhler; secretary NJ. F. Hearty
treasurer, Ernest G. Kremer; executive
committee, A. Just, w. Kunkcl and W.
Rissick,
Schuyler Post 762 meets in X. of c..
Hall, 3Q9 East 158th Street, March ii.
This post, composed Of former 5Sth
c. A. c. members, invites 11th Engi-
neers to the meeting.
Tank Corps Post will hold its
monthly meeting Friday night at The
Hotel McAlpin, Room L.
David w. Gentle Post 618 has re-
ceived post flag from the family of
the hero for whom the post is named
The post meets the first and third
Tuesdays Of each month in the Congro-
gational Church, East l43d Street, near
Willis Avenue.
U. S. Marine Post will meet at tho
Navy Club Thursday night. All for
mer marines are asked to attend.
A special meeting will be held by
Greenwich Village Post Thursday night
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