The Washington herald., 1922-01-22
SNAPPY MEETINGS
SLATED FOR VETS
In WEEKLY MUSTER
Two Camps of Spanish
War Group to Meet
This Week.

Muster for the following camps
10 hereby announced for the COM
ing week: Col. Petit Camp. Tues
day evening. January 20. Eleventh
and z streets northwest and ~.
miral George Dewey Naval Camp.
Friday evening, January %. Ma
sonic Temple. Eighth and + streets
northeast.
comrade James Wright. OF Gen.
Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. /, died
al Providence Hospital. and Com
rade Thomas r. Haynes. of Col.
James S. Petit Camp. No. ;. died In
the Naval Hospital. and were buried
with full military honors.
Bulletin No. /. from the pen Of
]. Allison Baxter. commander Gen.
Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. ]. con-
tainlng the officers roster. chair
men OF active COMMITTEES and on
ciaI Information will be out in q
comrade.
Comrade George r. Parker. OF
Admiral George Dewey Naval Camp.
for past services 20 his camp and
organization. being honest and
faithful" and in recognition of his
ever-loysl and hearty cooperation,
was hOnored by Department Com
mander McCaftrey appointing him
department color bearer, vice
Comrade Daniel VandermGSt. re-
signed on account OF continued
sickness
All comT,1c and their families
are requested by the department
commander TO meet at Metropolitan
Memorial NJ 4. Church, John Mar
shall Place and c street northwest.
Sunday evening. January 2s, at 1:ts
o'clock. to attend the anniversary
and memorial services Of our
martyred President and COM
mander-in-chief. Maj William Nc
Kinley. Seats will be reserved for
all veterans.
Now that all camps have a new
set OF officers a flying start has
been made in the recruiting line 20
carry the department ''over thu
t0D" by June Is. Let everybody
get a recruit-that will DO.
At a meeting Of Richard J. Har-
I den Camn. No. . Francis HUM.
| commander. raised the question OF
| discriminating against ex-servics
men in reduction OF forces in the
government service. and for prefer
I ence TO ex-service men 20 appoint
ments under the government The
advisability OF holding bi-monthly
officers meeting met with the ap-
proval and is awaiting the call from
the camp commander
Commander-in-Chief oscar z.
/ Carlstrom will arrive in Washing
ton Monday morning, January %,
from Chicago. Special pension
Z ~
the eN-service men are TO be taken
UP with the national Legislative
/ committee and members Of Con-
gress. Arrangements will be made
/ TO have a meeting. SO all veterans
watch the papers for a called meet
ing.
The Los Angeles Club will meet
at S p. m. in Pythian Temple Tues
, Gay evening, January 81. Ways
and means will be discussed and
pians formulated for attending the
/ Twenty-fourth National Encamp-
ment. TO be held the latter part OF
August in the city OF Los Angeles.
Cal. Tie meeting Is open 10 all
! veterans.
Sergt. George Berry Camp Rni
Charles II. Thomas Camp held =
/ ioiEt installation in Grand Army
Hall Jacob c. Smith was installing
/ officer. with Alexander Mann as
master of ceremonies. Eva Aliens
worth and virginia Berry auNil-
iaries also held a Joint installation.
sister Susie +. Adele was the IN
I slallirg mistress. Department
] Commander Thurston and Past De
partment Commander Davis spoke
on the good and welfare. Gu Gu
] Grandississimo Mann said that
nest Of Lizards would soon be o. e.
ganized among the ladies. A but
/ fet lunch was served following the
installation.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
| Auxiliary Installed the following
/ officers for the year: President
I Eallie Harkrldes; senior vice COM
mander, Frances Antos; junior
vice commander. Maud Royse'
| chaplain, Frances Van Allen: sec
retary, Addie Kimmel; treasurer
/ Ella Ford: historian. Jennie Rud-
Ion; patriotic instructor, Emms
Ioyett; conductress, Della Tonkeri
assistant conductress, Mary BlocF'
guard. Annie Negris. The auxiliary
showed a financial gain; also many
rev members have been added this
wear Department president MIS-.
| Ella Ford. requests that the lsoles
Of the auxiliary meet at the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. f. Church, John
Marshall place and c street north
west. sunday evening, January ~
a. 7:45 o'clock.