Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01
Veterans of Great War

Gladden.. The following new members
were obligated in the post: T. A. DWyer'
e. r. Olnstead, D. j. Early, T. P. Fog
arty, l.. P. Scott and G. Jackson.
Comrades Western, Workman, krick-
ter, Shepherd and Clarke were appoint
ed committee to provide entertail-
ment and refreshments for the meetlng
at which the new officers will be IN
stalled. All members Of the Legion are
invited to attend.
Nationwide meetings in the interest
of promoting better international rela-
lions will be conducted by the American
Legion during the week OF September
10 it was announced at national mead
quarters. This date has been des1g-
mated by National Comdr. Paul V. NC
Mutt as the appropriate time for LIE.
gion posts all over the country to hoio
meetings to outline the study OF proper
international relations between the
United States and other nations.
These meetings are being held as the
result of a recent recommendation made
by the Legions national commission on
world peace and foreign relations, OF
which Lemuel Bolles, former national
adjutant. New York, is chairman. Tne
commission is sponsoring the meetings
and has prepared q pamphlet Wnicn
contains suggested program, with brief
outline for study of important topics. as
well as a summary of recent report
of the commission to the national eX-
ecutive committee. Legion post COM
manders may obtain this pamphlet or
any additional information, without
charge, by writing to Mr.. Bolles.
Emergency officers on the retired list
who apply to the War Department for
+raofy,ooy1f hncf1it a 1Z1f10n
will be referred to the United States
Veteans' Bureau. it is provided in a cir
cular letter issued by the office OF the
Surgeon General, according to Amer1-
can Legion rehabilitation officials.
In requesting the United States Vet
Grams Bureau to admit emergency cases
to disqualification post and other OIL
Gals of the American Legion should be
absolutely sure that the person for
whom hospital treatment is desired is
actually a veteran and entitled to hos
pital benefits under the law, according
to Watson B. Miller, chairman of the
American Legion national rehabilitation
committee. The Veterans Bureau has
called Chairman Miller's attention to
cases where the bureau has hospitalized
men upon assurance from Legion posts
that they we're entitled to the same only
TO ma upon ulVeSGlSdLlOll ILIdI tllc1C
was no authority under the law for adj
hitting them.
The regular monthly meeting of Jane
A. Delano Post, No. 6, will be held at
1887 K street Friday at 7:45 pm.
After a short business meeting the eve
ming will be devoted to the discussion
of international relations. Maj. Julia
| StimSon. Army Nurse Corps. Will speak
on international Cooperation in the
Public Health Field" DR.. Gusts Lee
Hall, another speaker of the evening,
will have for his subject. Some I'M
pressions of My Recent Trip to Eng
| land"
All nurses, legionnaires and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
The regular meeting Of Vincent B
Costello unit of the American Legion
Auxiliary, scheduled for Tuesday, has
been postponed until Tuesday. sep.
TENDER II, in the boardroom, District
| Building.