The Washington herald., 1922-11-05
SP AllSH war VET VI
LEADER TO VISIT :
CAMP TOMORROW
Patterson and His STAFF
To Invade Astor 90
Body, No. 6.

Onicia1 visitation OF Department
Commander Patterson ana his star
will be made to John Jacob Astss,
Camp No. 6. David williams COM
mander, I'm Stanley Hail. Soldiers'|
Home. Monday AZ 1850 p m Eeisonl
A Miles Camp No. 1. J. Allison Bax-
ter commander. will hold its semi
annual muster Tuesday night IN,
Perpetual Hall Department band
rehearsal will be held Monday night
at s2i Pennsylvania avenue south
east. -
Past Chief Daniel
V. Chisholm, Of Gen. n. Emmett
Urell monument committee. has the
plans nearly completed for the dedi-
cation of the monumetn on May 30.
A called meeting OF the COMMITTEES
has been sent out
Nomination Of new camp ofnoers
for the ensuing year will take place
this month at the last regular mus
ter Of each respectiev camp.
Past Commander Frederick zulch.
OF Nelson A. Miles Camp No. 1. was
appointed by Department Com
mander Patterson to represent the
Spanish War Veterans at the birth
day exercises Of Theodore Roosevelt
held at the Metropolitan n 4
Church Friday evening.
The tin anniversary Of Gen. n EN-
met Urel1 Camp No. . will be cele-
brated in Pythian Temple on
Wednesday evening, November IS.
Comdr. Ducker has his committee or
good and welfare busy and q eplen-
did entertainment is scheduled. De-
partment Comdr. Patterson. who 10
past commander of the camp. and
his entire stan in uniform win make
an ofnciai visit also. or It's occa-
sion. The Ladies' Auxiliary III.
have charge of the refreshments- A
special treat for the children win
be arranged for.
The Appreciation Of Department.
Comdr. Patterson is hereby ex-
pressed to the comrades who voiun-
teered their services for work which
was performed at his request at de-
psrtment headquarters Q few even
ings last week
Department Inspector Belknap
has reported for duty from sick
report His many comrades are
glad to see him on the Sob again.
Judge Advocate General Rausch,
who has been III at his home in
Cherrydale. Va. also 80 on the Sob
again.
The ratification by s1i e.mps Of
this department. OF the resolution
adopted by the council Of admin
istration and submitted TO camp
commanders for action by their
respective camps has been accom-
plished and st is now up 20 Past
Commander Heritage of Harden
Camp. and his committee TO begin
their drive for dropped and de-
linQuent members and also TO pick
up a new recruit here and there.
Comrade Harry H Johnston, of
NJ. Emmet Urell Camp No. 9, an
swered the call Of the Supreme
Commander and has gone West"
Comrade Johnston was buried with
full military honors by his COM
rades in Arlington National Ceme-
terry. The sympathy Of this de-
partment goes out to his family
and to the comrades Of the camp
he was lately attached to.
The military degree OF freedom.
patriotism and humanity was con-
ferred on Recruits Walter G. Hud-
son and Presley Grifin at Dewey
Naval Camp. and Sergt l. Hop
wood and Sergt. r. whittagel at
Petit Camp during their last
muster. g
The ladies' auxiliary OF Petit
Camp will hold a business session
in the Potomac Bank Building.
Georgetown, Thursday evening.
November 3. Following the busi-
ness session five hundred and
euchre will be indulged in.
The department band has been
assigned a practice room at de-
partment headquarters. e2l Penn
sylNania avenue southeast and
viii rehearse there each Monday
night at s o'clock from now on.