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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17

OF all the sights he saw on his recent
visit to London the Amir of Katsina de-
clared the crossing policeman to be the
most wonderful. To be able to stop all
the traffic of a street with the lifting of
one hand amazed him, and he thinks. he
told an inquirer, that the policeman must
have four ewes
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17

At Mesa. Ariz.. in the heart of the
great American desert, the Mormons plan
to erect temple that will be second i'm
size and magnificence only to the great
tabernacle in Salt Lake City.
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TOdaY's Anniversaries.

I7S6-Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen
Victoria of Great Britain, born in
-Coburgf Died near Windsor,
March l6, 1861.
Isl7-Gregory Thurston BedeT. third
Episcopal bishop OF Ohio, born at
Hudson, \. Y. Died March IL,
1892
EDUCATIONAL Wing convention met at
Nashville.
lS7l-A statue of Sir James Outram
was unveiled on the Thames EN-
bankment, London
l877-Tercentenary of Peter Paul Ru-
bcns celebrated at Antwerp.
ls94-Charles Robinson, first state gov
ernor of Kansas, died at Law
renee, Kas. Born at Hardwick,
Mass, July 81. 1918.
i905-Norway voted in favor of a dis
solution of the union with Swe-
den.
l9l9-Former Emperor William bought
the Doom estate, near Utrecht.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17

In the Royal observatory at Greenwich
is a refrigerating chamber for the pur-
pose of testing chrOnometers and watches
at low temperatures at any period of the
year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17
VERMONT NEWS.

The Vermont Historical society with
headquarters at Montpelier has engaged
Herbert Williams DEMO as librarian.
DEMO is a graduate of st. Johnsbury
academy, in the class of 1879.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17
L. s. Marshal and Such.
Huntington Free Press)

IbUFIiHSIOH II Ttt ITtSS1
The Brattleboro Reformer raised the
question whether Superintendent Fred L.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17
One Year Ago Today.

Russo Polish peace conference began
at Minsk,
The great dock strike in New York
was ended.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17

John Murphy of Wilder, who drew
gun on an officer the other day during
some strike troubles at Wilder is now
spending a term of 80 to 90 days in the
Windsor county Jail at Woodstock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17

Burlington post, No. >, American Lee
gion, has voted to start $500 sinking
fund for building purposes. The post has
voted also to appropriate 500 to aid ex-
service men in the cleanup drive now in
progress to assist disabled veterans of
the World war
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-17

may be done eventually, but GER
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
PUBLIC NOTICES.

MORRISON
If Alexander Morrison Junior. son of the
late Alexander Morrison. glen Of Newrnill.
Keith Banffshire, Scotland. and who some
time resided at Omaha Nebraska. II. 8. A..
Will communicate with the subscribers. he
viii hear something to his advantage or
the subscribers win be obliged TO any per-
son who has knowledge Of the death OF the
said Alexander Morrison Junior, II such
persons viii please communicate with them.
MAYER & FRASER.
Commercial Eank Buildings.
KEITH. SCOTLAND,
INFORMATION Is desired of the present
whereabouts Of Max Siegel and Abraham
Polack and Fannie Polack and Joseph Pol
lack, formerly OF .46 T.. fi2th st., IN the city
Of New York. SHARON GRAHAM, 81 Mas
sau st.. New York city.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 1Ath day Of May 1920. by and
and MRS. MARY j. SfTLER. | will sell on
the 10th day or March. 1921. at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon, in the piano department of
John Wanamaker, in the City, County and
state OF New York, one style Mahogany
piano and bench provided by Sections g.
and &c OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT w GENDERTNG, Auctioneer
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PARK AVENUE CORNER.
MANHATTAN AVENUE BLOCK FRONT
IN THE SEVENTIES.
Fireproof building: equities $3.50 600 each.
what are offered IN exchange"
PEASE g. ELLIMAN. $40 MADISON Av.
PHYSICIAN desires purchase deeply built
story dwelling, East 6os-J0s; principals.
Snowber Co, $50 9th av. (istlD.
WILL buy house. Chester Hlll. Mount YER
non or near station, New Rochelle at once.
BAILEY. 2ll4 9th aN. Harlan 23sI.
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TO close an estate 1900 Woodycrest av .
nenr issth story double flat. 90 ft
front two rooms. tlled bAtli, electric each
Nror. exceptionally well bul' price $50, ,o0o
free Trd clear. win leave 5000 on mort
~ane. years present rent 1900 yearly .
also vacant plots. Naxtt5 Nclfou ash. near
feTth. nn6 100 n. front Irregular Woody.
arost av sie.U0p for both parcels RYAN
4 Co. 10 IS igt'h
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


Cooks, sc.
COoK-rwo competent Scandinavian maids
(friends). good cook. excellent waitress,
chambernaid. desire positions together in re-
fined American family Of two tapartmenD
references. Plaza 3562.
COOK and waitress, Protestants. wish posi-
tona together, private family personal ref
erance; letters only. Audress store, ~
90 aN.
COOK settled, New England. excellent
baker hot breads pastries. adults, gentle
mans country estate; reference Call .37 y.
sd
COOK. Norwegian; professional cook and
butler luncheons, teas. dinners: work to-
gether or separate SCHUYLER 1857.
COOK. experienced colorcd woman: bachelors
or business people; fuil charge. Audu-
bon 1872. "
COOK-Young girl. wants position as cook.
best city references. Can al i2i y. SSth
81, care Julia Stevens.
GoOK.-Young woman. excellent cook. pri-
vate family; city or country; references.
8 IL. 49, y. fIth.
COOK, city. country. temporary or steady.
Mccart, 800 v 57th: no cards
Cook. French wishes position. good refer
a ences. Marie Tniau 336 West 25th st.
COOK. accommodating, by day. week; s4.
o'connor, care Daley. 2i44 7th av.
COOK, waitress. experienced together;
apartment. Ca! ILL se7 ~ 10Th.
COOK. scandinavian: good reference 32s
Fast sist, one fight. front
COOK. first class, wishes position. a. X,
2si =. 72d ~.
cook. fret claas, 70 accommodate; best ref
crence. Mulllgan ego y. 52d 81.
COOK. elderly, help other work apt 832
V. aath 81. ST. Johns.
cook, competent. small family, best refer
enrps Writ -. Gla l.exn1ton az.
COOK. excellent ond housekceper. priest rec
tory references. ~ Lawrence 81
Chambermaids. sc.
gAtNMBETMNtp, waitress good. competent
cvpericrc q Woriau. Phone 1900 Schuyler
inecrspli 22ii broadway
CHAAfBETlNfkID, WITH light sewing Apply
A B~ al East s2d sti
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TIcrida-saie or Renf.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

AN attractive estate at Beruardsyille. ~. r..
Is offered In exchange for New York city
property. equity 500, 600: brokers invited
J. Z. MANNING. 233 Broadway. Phone Bar
clay 64s7.
SIX story loft building, Manhattan. equity
$4,000. What's offered: SHARUM. lI0
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FACTORY FOR SALE.
comprising about so 900 so. IT,. Ideally situ-
ated on Long Island Railroad: fully equipped
latest and most modern machine tools: Won
derful opportunity 10 acquire this plant. VIII
finance on desirable terms. A 244 Herald
Herald Ed
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
Borough Of Queens--Sale or Rent.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS go Olive Place.
Corner plot. 91xa3. irregular: three story
detached brick residence. consisting ten
rooms. three baths; all improvements will
consider selling renting, furnished or un-
JAAIAICA-C-.iifornia bungalow. or a largo
plot; every modern improvement. also
corner house IN Hollis, rooms: 3 minutes
10 station. Tel. Jamaica d0I1.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


pay 27es more than Ans one for your fur.
niture rugs. pianos, paintings. BAlsLEA ,
~ University place (Stuyvesant 22gsl.
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norrash Of wsuhuttan--aiscellaneou..
Borough % HronS-sale or Rent.

: story. near PARK. IL rooms. price s2s 800
cash required a. 900 coUGfILAN a CIfs.
TY. 100 WaEt I'D
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Borough or Bronx.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
ChamDermaids. sc.

ChamDermaids. &c.
CHAMBERMAID, experienced. Wishes posi-
ton in private family; wages $50 or $50.
10 G.. 260 West S9th st.
CHAMBERMAID. French, good sewing,
wishes position with American family only.
Write - 123 Herald. Herald so.
ciAMBERMAID, refined. colored. desires
position. d l24 Herald. Herald So.
CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS private fam
CHAMBERAiAID competent, French woman;
city or country. Marie. 20so 7th av.
Dressmaixers, Seamstresses g. Milliners.
DREssMAKER. cutter. filter. elegant gowns,
wedding. stage: quick; daily S6.2o; city.
country. Madam, 202 West i2sth Morning
Side $500
DRESsMAtER. experienced. reliable; also
alterations; speaks French; out daily.
Lenox 1921.
DRESSMAkER. excellent cutter. filter; re-
modelling; references; $3.50. Coleman, 2s7
East 5Sth.
DRESSMAKER = Artlstically made gowns
remodeling like new at home. Mills, sIob
Lenox.
DREssMAKER, designing; business expert
ence: out, 65c. hour. d lii Herald, Her
Observation-Disclosures gowns. advanced
styles. expert remodelling; daily. Miss
Armitage. Columbus 100s0.
Observation-Disclosures home. out by
day. Trent, 1853 w. 12sth Morn. 1IO9.
GIRL (colored) wishes position with dress
maker; has had some experience. Gill;
21S9 Tth av.
GoWNMAKER. absolutely competent; skill
ful remodelling; out, 50. Miss Fairman.
Schuyler 4154.
sEAMSTREss, French. by the day. family
only. - 125 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
westchester-sale or Rent.

COLONIAL stucco house, 10 rooms. baths:
two car garage: aslting $50 900: best se,-
tion. SULLIVAN, 20 North av., New Ro-
haU
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


AEoLfAN pUo ART. grand Stcnvay piano
for sale. excellent condition, y 1910 Her
aid. Brooklyn.
ORIENTAL RUGS.
direct from importers, owing 10 business
conditions must be disposed of AZ once; all
sizes, Cclors, designs
n. ABpFLNCUE,
IMPORTER AND EXPORTER,
1913 Liberty ST., near Cortlandt ~.
POSTAGE STAMPS-Approvai selections
without obligation % buy; guaranteed gen
uine: art catalogue de luxe IN intaglio print
ing. with over 400 Illustrations. 80. 20 post
age. S. FALUDI, Neue Bayreutherstrasss
3. Berlin w. 30 Germany Established 1893.
Furniture.
BEDROOM suite. French gray enamel. Louis
XVI. cost $3.50. WIN sell AZ half price. call
South 1884.
COMPLETE office equipment deslis. chairs.
files. rugs, Davenport, bookcases. some
Stickley fumed oak, leather upholstered. suit
able for library or living room; bargains.
to-day and tomorrow. ID floor. rs Cham
bers st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
FACTORIES WANTED.

NEW JERSEY FACTORY WANTED.
NEWARK or ELIZABETH,
30 600 TO 10000 feet: building must 10 in
good condition: railroad siding necessary.
FRED'K FO% q CO., INC, o9T Madison av
New York. Tel. 0J40 Vanderbilt.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
NO. i53 WATTS ST.

NO. 3N4 WATER ST,
between Oliver -. and catharine slip. Three
story brick building. sG.a0o. SAMUEL Kill
PATRICK 40 Bioad adway. Tel. Cort. 3403.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

AT III West 93d It,. 3d story trout large
ROOM furnished. reference.
CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. 200 Overlooking
Central Park)-Three attractive extra large
rooms and bath. Apply to Supt. Phone Cir
Gle 52fS
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

BAY SHORE-6 room bungalow, furnished;
overlooks Great South Bay: $4.700 terms
part cash J. r. WEHN. Bay Shore, L. ].
Phone cav.
HOMES, $500 upward, easy terms. HYDE
BANTER. Port Washington. L i.
SPRINGFIELD, l.. I.--iouses and lots bar
gains. SCHABEHORN. opposite station.
Phone SprinRffeld 1917
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
Above 5sth st.-5th ~. TO East River.
Ian - EAsT TnTn sT
Above ss,h st.--sth ~. 20 >orth River.

NTH ST. tl West tNianhattan and Morn
inEside avs -Thren STORY and basement
fsu rooms nnd three baths: possesaion ar
rangsd. rEASE ELtiNiAN, $40 Madison az.
fts WEST s7TU..-Handsome three story
DWELLING, io rooms. tiled bathrooms
maids toliet, electricity, modern plumbing
~ rooms painted and paneiied. white enamel
tnrcuehcwt. French glass doors. peruuet
Nonrs vacant orer All day Price reason
bic
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


CORPORATION requires additional capital
70 enlarge it's already substantial. growing
business, prefer party who can devote en-
tire time 20 this business; good proposition
open whereby one may become an officer
and executive from 5000 10 5000 neces-
sary. No triflers or time wasters. ID lls
Herald. Herald So
PARTY with 81 900 TO $1,000 Immediately:
salary and percentage of profits should
equal 5000 weekly; money secured by respon-
sible indorscr. especial experience unneces-
sary don't overlook this opportunity; phone
number Tor interview. ll9 Herald, Her
aid So.
AUTOMOBILE truck distributors and ser
vice station located In New York city Tor
sale annual amount of business 100000; /;
price complete with trucks on hand, fixtures,
lease and stock parts $50. .0oo which is COW
cred hy assets. nc agents. Box oie. .Oe Ca
BILE Building.
ACTIVE or silent partner wanted with So
600 20 81 900 in established lumber kusi-
ness; profits are big and returns monthly 70
investor with money invested; fully secured;
this WI stand strict investigation A l61
Herald. Herald SCI.
DEPARTMENT store for rent. or new build
Ing for department store for sale, IN best
business location: no department store IN
this locality; there is a demand for such ar an
establishment Inquire OF PETER KOMENUs,
23s Main St, Johnson City. N. Y.
CAPITAL WANTED.
Woman office executive who has Or can
established business with services; money for
expansion purposes. s0i Herald, Fulton 81.
WAREHOUSE. lease and business for sale
six story brick building, $1,000 square feet.
electric elevator. floor sustaining capacity
200 lbs. per square foot. excellent location.
ALLIED WAREHOUSE CO., NC,
55i Broome ST.. New York
PENN-ABE LINCOLN CANDY co. needs
managers investment 81 900 required.
PENN-ABE LINCOLN CANDY CO.. 23s
North 9th ST., Reading. Pa.
WILL. sell candy store doing excellent busi-
ness: Washington Heights: at subway sta
tion; rare opportunity u act quickly. ~ y,
800 Herald Herald So
BEFORE you incorporate consult me: have
broader cheaper plan; tax exempt. effec-
tive any State. HATGHT, Ii5. i65 B'way.
MONEY LOANED ON STOCKS,
BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES.
PETERSON & CO, so SOUTH ST. y. y.
WE have Sl00. 900 20 loan on assignments of
rents: reasonable charges. McGRATH
WARREN, Columbus Circle.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03


ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper and office man
ager, organizer, correspondent: acquainted
with banking methods; systematiZer OF office
routine: 20 years thorough experience. hard
Morker for results. ID 102 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.

GREENWICH VILLAGE.
21s-2so W. 9Th ST.. cor. ". 1ith St. good
construction, but need remodelling: $4,000
each: 2J2 W. 18th st. steam heat. good con-
dition; immediate possession. $4,000; II
Commerce St. can be bought. no cash down.
fi2 900: excellent terms on any Of these.
WILLIAMS DEXTER Co. INC,
~ Greenwich nv. Rector $685.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

DON'T telephone. call TO see this: only
house on Park Hin at Sf2, 800. THOs. 3.
BURKE. Flagg Bldg. Getty So. Yonkers.
HOUSE. furnished or unfurnished desirable
lorAtion. for rnnf Ealn. I.nncacrn 24n2-
The New York herald., 1921-03-03

CONCOURSE, 2034 corner Burnside aV.-
Elegant 4 room apartment in modern. re-
Gently completed building; 3 blocks Burnside
av. station. Superintendent on premises.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Brookiyn-saIe or aer,.

ELATBL SH.--Two family bargain. $3.50:
il rooms. AMERSFORT PARK REALTY
CO.. 1874 Flatbush ay.. corner av. !. Mid
on the Heights. = minutes from Wall ST.,
elegant three story dwelling and extension
dining room. J. T.. ZEREGA. Phone Main
s. ID ST.-Near Berry ST., story and base
ment brick and brownstone; occupied by
families: bargain, $1,000. Phone Greenpoint
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
HOUSES WANTED, ,UNFURNIsHED


FOR strictly residential purposes: prefer 10
deal with owner personally; win also pur-
chase some furniture. u. D., $50 Herald.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM. bath. electricity. steam. f0r Christian
gentleman no other rooWers. give rom pp ~.
ticulars and telephone number. A 80 lcr
ava Herald sa
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
Above ooth st.-5th Av. to North River.
Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

---~-~~-~~-~---~-~~~~>
ARCHITECT wants 1000 So feet on or east
OF 9th av., between 10th and 59th SITS.
light win suitcase. A 263 Herald, Her
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


BooKKEEPER, stenographcr. competent
bookkeeps. and correspondent. highest ref
erences. a 22T Herald, Herald 80.
CLERK-Young lady wlshes position. tie
and office clerk. X $50 Herald. $50
B'way
COAfpANION-Young lady Of refinement
trim TO California beginning Of April. bcst
references. q. Andersen, G52 Wnrdman Park
Hotel, Washington, y. q.
COMPANION to lady going to France. or
give care 10 children. Louise Mlllet. care
Martinat. 500 Amsterdam av.
DEPARTMENT. HEAD.
Woman with experience In every branch OF
hotel service desires connection with first
class hotel. " T03 Herald. Herald SQUARE.
FRENCH lessons. university graduate. Just
from Paris. 40 Herald. $50 Bway.
GovERNEsS, aged 81. born and educated In
France is at present In Hungary married .
willing TO serve six months IN exchange for
massage 10 America; willing to be generally
useful: good drcssmaker. For further In
formation please apply 70 Mrs. Hamre. 1f3
Richmond Terrace. Now brighton. staten
island Phone 1850 Tompldnsyile.
CiGVEflNESS---1.ady, experienced. would TAX,
entire charge Of one or two children three
or four afternoons of the week; references.
v iIt0 Herald Wash. ilgts
.t;ONEENEsss. woman. French visiting, COM
paulou tn LADY excellent references. Cathe.
iluean, iqnos 2iio.
GovERNEss or yady's Maid--Young French
girl, speaks little English, wishee positions
best refsrsncess GA~-24I West.e2d-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wanted-Fcmale.
Domestic.
TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1894 Lexington av., S1st st.
The Best Families
"FOLLOW THE TRIANGLE
when needing cooks kitchenmaids. house.
workers, chambermaids mattresses, nurses,
couples, buffers. chauffeurs.
ASK for Miss Susie Rice.
Phone Jenox o314.
HOUSEWORKERS, day workers, couples,
cooks. Audubon 279s. Sealey's Agency,
i61 w. 145th.
HOUSEWORKERS days. half time; refer
ences. Carney's Agency, 1o5 W. 10th. Au-
dubon 1896
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Boroush u prooklyp-salc or Rent.

Nc CASH
New sx 81 seven room stUcco Flntba
house, With raFR9c may ~ bought Dr. castl
aown; only irgrlf~mtnt y monthly payment
cQual 20 fair ruuts@ wiii decorate to suit.
WILLIAMS ufeNTtsn CO.. INC.
- Grsenwieh A, y. y. q. Rector eesa.
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Country Board Wanted.

A gentleman, with his attendant. desires tn
lower part OF house, with or Withou
board. q. BARK. 1135 Park av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
HOUSES TO LET. UNFURNIsHED


s5TH. lie East.-Private house. long lease.
Doctors residence. office. Lenox 1890
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Now Jersey,

Finest Residential section East Orange aix
minutes Brick Church station and trolley
rooms. single or en- suite Mrs ~. n Nelson.
The New York herald., 1921-03-03
Washington Heights. Above Ig5th So
West ~ sth ~.

BEST BARGAIN ON HEIGHTS
Near BroRaWag 20 fn4iiv modern. walk.
81 rrrtai si-,aoo prlce $4,000. $4,000
ash required.
srAWAON 4 Nnnne fal Nnst 1aA ~
Evening star., 1921-03-06
VETERANS OF GREAT WAR
Column Devoted to the Interests of the Men Who
Defended the Nation Land and Sea.

of the American Legion viii present
to members of that order and to the
high school students of the city "A
program of entertainment and in
Struction. at which Signal Corps war
films will be shown in connection
with a lecture by an Army officer on
Americas participation in the war,
The program will be given in the
auditorium of one of the high schools
and admission Will be by tickets,
which will be distributed to the stu
dents and to the legionaireS through
the local posts.
The arrangement of the films is now
progressing under supervision of sig
nal Corps officers. and will be differ
ent from any films which have been
shown commercially. They Will in
cludc a great variety of pictures of
actual fighting, as well as activities
and preparations behind the lines.
DR.. Florence Reed of the public
health service will be the guest of
L. S. s. Jacob Jones Post. No. .. of the
Evening star., 1921-03-06

American Legion, at its regular meet
ing March IA, which will be held in
the y. w. {. A. recreation house near
the Union station. DR.. Reed Will tell
of her wartime experiences while
working among the women and chill
dren refugees of the Holy Land.
The post has arranged to give a
dance the evening of st. Patrick $
day March II. Music vii! be fur
nished by the Navy Band from the
navy Nard.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

Meeting Of roSt Officers.
Officers Of all Of the local poStS OF
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars in the
District of Columbia will meet at the
old Naval Hospital. 9th street ana
PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast, the
evening Of March II. to discuss mat
terS of interest to that organization.
This will be the first meeting OF It's
kind since the state department OF the
District was organized.
The entertainment program winch
viii be given under the auspices of the
department on March lf. at IYthlah
Temple. has been completed. and the
sale Of tickets will begin this week.
The department is considering raising
tn, dues OF the post members IN Wash-
inCtou. 50 that more money VIII be
available for soldier welfare work.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

Department Commander James A.
Drain will be the special guest of th'
31cth Machine Gun Battalion Post OF
the American Legion at smoker
tomorrow evening at the New Ebbit'
Hotel.