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Evening star., 1928-03-25

accordance with preference legislation
was made by Comdr. e. j. Brown.
Comdr Brown was elected delegate
and finance officer, Joseph T. Daley,
alternate to the special department con-
vention to be held In April.
The following officers were unani-
mouSly elected: Earl Jennings Brown,
commander: John r. Teunis, senior
vice commander; William p. Wright,
Junior vice commander; Joseph T.
Daley finance officer: Bernard p. MINI
70, Sergeant-at-arms: Herman j.
Bounds and John B. Everts. color
bearers.
The u. S. S. Jacob Jones Post. No. 2.
will hold party at Keith's Theater
April TO- Tickets may be obtained from
the ways and means committee or from
any of the post officers.
The was and means committee met
Tuesday. Poppies for the decoration
of graves on Memorial day were made.
The posts birthday celebration this
year will be in the form of a banquet.
Plans are now being formulated.
The George Washington Post, No. /,
elected delegates to the departmental
convention. which has been called for
April IL and IL, as follows: G. j.
Painter Wallace Streater and Ennalls
Waggaman. Alternates elected were:
Charles o. Shaw. John r. Brooks, jr..
and Bernard G. MCGEE.
At the meeting Tuesday night the
post voted to back one of the boys base
ball teams in the midget section Of the
Capital City League. The winners OF
the midget section of this league will
play championship teams from nearby
States, with a possibility of getting a
trip to San Antonio, Tex, next october,
when the annual American Legion con-
vention meets in that city.
AS recently announced, the posts
clubhouse at 1929 street has been sold
and plans are now being made to move
to the new memorial home at 144l
Rhode Island avenue.
Col. Archibald L. Miller and Capt.
Edward c. Belts were elected to men,
berShip.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

ord as favoring the appointment Of
Maj Gen. Lejeune to the advanced
rank of lieutenant general Active
steps will be taken with members Of
both houses of Congress, although no
definite announcements have been
made by the league officials.
A dinner Of the National Capital
Detachment OF the league will be held
at the headquarters, Marine Barracks
Eighth and / streets southeast, April
Is. Several members Of Congress will
be In attendance.
The commandment OF the navy yard
Admiral Willard, assisted by the Off
GERS Of the yard. has extended invita-
tions to a dance soon to be held in the
sail loft.
Evening star., 1928-03-25

Carl Sets. Oxon Hill, Md.
Mrs. ". TsrmiiIies. Pine Grove, Md.
r. l.. UafkiHs, Seat Pleasant Md.
e.. ". Harley Seat Pleasant, Md.
Robert TiIek. Silesia, Md,
Haafsr Brothers. Silver Spring. Md
Lafmey Brothers. Silver Hill. Md.
Sirer Spri1s HardT@e 8 Paims Co. Silver Sprins Md.
X. f. ksiskt s Ses, Alexandria. Va.
JeI6Te's FiIiss Zfasien. Boyee, Va.
Mays AHto SHpAIy HowSs. Cherrydaie. Va
Georges Service Sfafioa. Clarendon Va
. J. II. Keller 8 Co.. Fishers Hill Va.
{. L. BrRmbaek. Winchester. Va.
4. &. MeCMse, r. +. d., No. e. MartnShurk, ". Va
Valley Meter Co. Use. Martinshurs ". Va.
Evening star., 1928-03-25
Mountain Moves; Many Flee.

Fear that Nantymynydd Mountain
will move upon them Is causing crowded
tenants Of the hillside terraces OF
Rhondda Valley, in Wales, to prepare
for an exodus in case OF necessity. Re-
cent torrential rains are believed TO be
responsible for the alarming movement
of the mountain in the vicinity Of
Llwynypia. Extensive landslides have
been reported, and the foot Of the
mountain has slipped forward, burst
ing stout retaining wall protecting
long terrace of houses. Some Of the
families had to beat a hurried retreat.
Threatening tissues have since ap-
peared along the side. and further col
lapse Of the treacherous mass Is feared
A new electrically equipped factory Ia
Sumatra will eventually produce 2,000,-
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