Evening star., 1922-06-11

| The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Neter-
ans Of Foreign Wars is to hold an
entertainment next Friday night at
Epiphany Community Center. 21o l2th
/ street southwest. The proceeds VIII
| be used for soldiers relief.
| The next meeting of Equality-Wa al
ter-Reed Post. next Thursday even
| ing, delegates Will be elected to rep
resent the post at the national en-
! campment which, will be held III
Seattle. Wash, August IA to ls inclu-
siye.
| The committee recently appointed
| for the purpose of deNising ways anu
means for organizing ladles aux
| Hilary to Equality-W Walter Reed POST
reports that more than twenty eng
| bile women have signified an IN
! terest in the constructive movement.
Robert B. Handy. 31s metropolitan
Bank building, is chairman OF .ne
post auxiliary committee. ana tiie
names and mail addresses of eIlelple
ladies can be forwarded direct TO MIN
| The membership campaign, Whlcn
has proved success. VIII close Julte
lis. at which time two valuable prizes
, VIII be awarded to the Two III
who have made the best records our
| ing the campaign. l.. +. naldson'
;cuartermaster. 632 Princeton place
northwest. will soon make out ms
lauarterly membership report. which
| will be forwarded TO national heau-
Iquarte-s and members are dlIeSteu ~
see TO il that they are lncluued ="
| this men, hership report.
! The delegates elected to represent
| this post in the department encaihp
ment are requested to prohiptlE Ho
| tifv the adjutant of any chahse "a!
their mail address, SO lnat 'res IN IN,
! be promptly notified in the het
lure as to the time and place OF holu-
! ing the department encampment.
| Several important resolutions VIII
he presented at the next meeting loi
ratification previous tc Tor" aTulhs 80
| them are of very special Importance
and interest to all veteraGs;
| The most meetings scheduled Tor
! tbird THURSDAYS in July and August
! will not be held. due 10 the tact that
| a great many members viii be absent
| an their vacations and other busy
members need the rest. Next month
| a representative Of this post viii be
| assigned to each quarter OF the cry
| for the purpose Of enlisting desiraple
! eligibles.
| Georges Post, at Branchville. Md.
! smoke at the last meeting ana tolu
i of the success his post was having
and of plan it now has to move 10
| Hyattsville. He made speclai men
! tion of the fraternal spirit shown by
! members of the SnyderFarmer Post.
; American Legion, in offering his post
| a place in which to hold meetings.
| National Capital Post, No. u. Vet
| Grams OF Foreign Wars. at Its last
| meeting adopted A resolution urging
| every post of the Veterans of Forelen
Wars to own and operate memorial
| forests in the United States, which, II
is believed, would be of a financial
benefit as we'll as furnishing employ
ment to ex-service men. The post
base ball team. under mana cement OF
the post chaplain, Joseph b: Gardelia.
! is doing very well. Several games
are planned for the future with the
! V. F. W. teams of Camp Humphreys.
Alexandria and Baltimore.
! At the next meeting. June is. the
delegates to the department encamp-
ment will receive their hnal lnStruc-
! tions from the post. and Will be
! ordered to report for the opening OF
the encampment at the National
Guard Armory on June II. Several
resolutions regarding the reorsanlZa-
ton of the department will be dis
| cussed next meeting. as wen as dele
gates elected for the national con-
vention in Seattle. Wash.
! Post Adjutant Val n. Brandon. who
! is the chairman of the news sheet
committee. will make his report on
! the advisability of adopting a little
.
| have several copies of a proposed re-
lease for distribution to the members
present at that meeting. The chair
man of the entertainment committee.
Henry LoveleSS. announced last meet
! ing that all entertainments have been
| Postponed until the fall of the year.
Admiral Robert E. Peary Ship. No.
427, Veterans of Foreign Wars. held
! it's regular meeting at 920 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast Thursday.
! New members were initiated and sew
eral resolutions to be referred to the
national commander for passage at
the national convention In Seattle
were voted upon.
Lieut. Harvey L. Miller. L. s. n. r. F..
vice commander of the post, has been
elected a delegate to the state con-
vention of veterans.
ut will be one of the biggest
events in the history of Seattle, says
Ralph Horr, chairman of the arrange
ments committee for the twenty
third annual encampment of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars. to be held
there in August, when asked what
Seattle will do to entertain the visit
| ing veterans. According to Horr
every agency in Seattle which could
possibly assist in making the affair a
success has volunteered to do what
ever it can to make the four-day ses-
President Harding will be there two
days, and it is practically assured
that the Pacific fleet will he in the
harbor on the day given over to
Americanization exercises.
The wilmarth Brown Unit of the
American Women'S Legion is to meet