New-York tribune., 1920-02-23

performance in that city the member.
or the cast were 50 scantily attireC
they embarrassed the audience.
A resolution indorsing the Wads.
worth army bill has been sent to Con.
gress by Everett Herter Post, 780.
Assemblyman Cuvillier, Of this city
has introduced in the Legislature al
Albany no fewer than eighteen bills
having to do with beneficial legislation
for veterans.
Post Activities
Members Of the Mercantile Bank As
sociation Post has chosen w, J, Mich
olls as the post president. He succeeds
L. P. Savage jr., resigned.
William H. Saul, corresponding secre-
tary Of the Harry c. Ragovin Post, of
Brooklyn, reports that his post is rap
idly winning new members. At a
dance last Friday night score of ex-
guests and signified their intention to
Join the Legion. Several addresses
we're made by A. f. F. veterans and
memorial services were neld for mem
bers of the post who have died.
A new post is to be formed in the
Williamsbridge and Bedford Park sec
tion of the Bronx. Veterans living in
that neighborhood can communicate
with James M. Steinman, Of 1 East
21Oth Street, in charge of the organiza-
tion.
One of the wideawake posts of this
vicinity is Port Chester Post 90, one
Of the first organized in Westchester
conducted several benefit entertain
ments, and it has become power in
its community. William A. Darcy is
its president and Earl Theall it's treas
urer.
= A. L. Bernhard, of 1879 Forty second
Street, Brooklyn, secretary of Radio In
telligence Post, wants all the men who
served with the radio branch, Military
Intelligence Division, General Staff,
whether in A.. E. F. radio and buzzer
outfits or with tractor units in this
country, to communicate with him.
On March s the members of William
j. Bergen Post will meet for the pur-
pose. Of organizing an American Legion
Rockwell is chairman of the athletic |
committee Of this post.
Washington Heights Post is showing
as much activity as any in the greater
city. At the last entertainment and
dance, given in the 22d Regiment
Armory, there were hundreds of guests.
This post is to build clubhouse, which
VIII be used as a community center in
that section.
Members of Murray Hill Post IS
will meet tomorrow night at 24S East
Thirty-fourth Street for the purpose
OF discussing the formation of an aux
iliary and also to hear report on the
state bonus BILL which was drafted
by the law committee of that post and
introduced in the Legislature by Mar
tin McCue
Lexington Post 10S held it's regular
meeting last Friday night and received
he report Of the chairman of the com
nittee. in charge Of the recent ball and
reception, which proved big financial
success. New members were enrolled, |
and it was announced that the new post
headquarters would be occupied within
| few weeks.
Richard J. McNaly Post 263. meet
ng at Public School 1872. 1920 Street
md Wadsworth Avenue, soon will start
l drive for a 100000 bond issue for the ',
purpose OF erecting a new clubhouse.
Inc drive will begin on March /. This I
post. played q prominent part in the I
services yesterday at the 22d Regiment
Armory, when certificates were distrib- :
lted to relatives Of war victims.
Barbara Frietchie Post 43 will hold
leap year dance at the Hotel Pennsyl-
'ania tomorrow night.
The first entertainment and recep-
ion of Arthur Viens Post 704. of
he Bronx, was big success. The pre-
sentatlon OF the colors took place and
William f. Deegan, county chairman.
made the speech of presentation. Will
am 3. Stacom made the acceptance ad-
ress.
Semper Fidelis Post 1874, whose men,
bership is restricted to women who
served in the United States Marine
;orps during the war, will hold a Leap
ear dance and reception at Academy
1all, 115 West Seventy-nnth Street.
next Friday evening. A special invita-
ION is extended to sister marines. Dele
cations from United States Marine
,,ost, Belleau Wood Post, Brooklyn, and
n ne Semper Fidelis Post, of the World
Var Veterans, are expected to attend
The regular bi-month3y meeting of
ohm M. Hennessey Post COS will
'e held tonight at Eagles Hall, Me-
ropolis Theater building, 142d Street
nd Third Avenue. Arrangements for
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