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National Capital Post Delegates
Edward J. Sullivan, James F. Bird,
Charles A. Musselman, Harry p
Clements. Charles A. Neff, Ernest
Wickstrand. Robert H. Gayleard, Print
E. Shomette, william F. Roberts,
Charles P. Galpin, William G. Bond,
Thomas w. Moore, Roy D. Hopgood,
Michael Burkhardt, Henry G. Roth,
Charles N. Palmer, George e. Custard
DR.. John L. DeMayo, c. L. Burton,
William I. Jenkins, George v. Nc
Alear, Reuben c. Muschlitz and Mottie
B. Ice. Alternates: Louis Margullis,
Walter B. Solomon, John Wolf, Wade
c. Vogts, Tony Rosetto. John P. Wad-
hneton, Angie Angelina, Martin j.
Hughes, Paul HollingsWorth, Christian
Scheible, Michael Guiffre, j. w. Page,
Thomas r. Cavanaugh, William P,
Cavanaugh, Maurice B. White, Walter
Collins. Cicolo Morana, Arthur o.
Wickert, Joseph L. Bladen. John D.
Bolac, Irving E. Ambrose, A. E. Pierce
and William L. Delehenty.
Federal Post-Delegates: Comrades
Strobel, Edge. Lapin. Brode, Chase,
Dean and Clinton. Alternates: Com
rades Angel, Lucas, Balderson, Ches-
ser, WEIGH, Hummell and Garrity.
Columbia Post-Delegates William
H. Chase, w. Lawrence Hazard, John
Fleming, Herbert C. Davis. Thomas E.
FaWcett and Forrest w. Schroyer.
Alternates: Alvin D. Hathaway. Will
liam r. McCathran, Chester M. Reich,
Robert G., MacCartee, Bart j. Finn
and Henry H. O'Neill.
Potomac Post-Delegates: Abram
Gudd. Edwin w. Warren. Stephen
Uhlarik and Roy Beasley. Alternates:
George S. Warren. Harry P Giddings,
Charles E. Boswell and Thomas l.
Dabbs.
Front Line Post-Delegates: Frank
Topash, Joseph Lynch, Edward F.
Clark. H. J. Bryson, Philip p. Biggins.
E. L. O'Berry, J. B. Cook, F. C. Ken
ney, w. J. Keefe, Victor c. CUTLER
main and Fred Lind Alternates
Vincent Fuschini. F. Benedette, Eli
Busada, Harry j. Hooley. Floyd j.
Caskey, o. Kruger, F. Spedden. James
barley, w. j. McCutcheon, F. Thorn
OOfi dllO r. y. SElanleE.
Follow Me Post-Delegates: Selby
c. Harr and Charles H. Boone. Al
ternates: Fred C. Kelly and Robert
w. Boteler.
Major General Clarence r. Edwards
Post-Delegates Byron G. Carson,
Alfred j. Bartram and Paul R. Hut
chins. Alternates: Levi W. st. Peter,
Karl Standish and Edgar Baker.
Advance Post-Delegates: Everett
M. Pershing, Stuart T. Terrett, Ste
phen B. Jones, John E. Elliott, Con-
rad S. Geier, Albert E. Forester,
Lloyd Graham and Arthur A. Seine
belln. Alternates: Lawrence G. Bru-
baker, Antonio Rocha, Daniel P. Di-
vine, John M. Brennon, John Young,
Charles R. Rafferty,, Wilbur H. Sart-
well and Harvey Brockhurst.
Herbert L. Edmonds Post-Dele-
gates: Earl w. Engleman and Harry
J. Jermain. Alternates: David F.
Brakeman and Clarence Lowman.
U. S. Treasury Post-Delegates: P.
j. Coyne, George BruShmiller, Nor
man Edwards. Charles Knox, Irving
T. Johnston, George Ridgeway, A. j.
Waselensky, Joseph Perron and w. H.
Lowder. Alternates: Samuel H. STAN
ton, Edward Stewart, James H. Stew
art, Thomas Garrity, w. E. Reedy,
G. Perry, L. A. Dix, William C. Paul
and Howard l.. Judge.
Internal Revenue Post-Delegates ::
Comrades Greaney, Rogers, Moore,
Walker, Kay and Mcmillan. Alter
mates: Comrades Henry, Earle, Morris,
Carmack, Pullman and Robinson.
McKimmie Catterton Police Fire
Post-Delegates, George H. Chrisman
and John F. Nolte; alternates, Thomas
c. Kelleher and Charles W. Shaw.
Certif1cation has not yet been made
to the department adjutant of the
delegates and alternates, elected by
Equality-Walt Reed and Defense
Posts.
Comdr. Col Harry Coope presided
at the meeting of National Capital
Post at Pythian Temple. William F.
Stansbury, who served with Battery G,
10th Field Artillery, in France, was
Senator Henrik Shipstead of Mime
sofa was the principal speaker.
Front Line Post met with Comdr.
Albert w. Masters presiding. Homer
c. Kelse, Marshall D. Dodson, Howard
L. Clayton, Clifton L. Dodson and John
Mulka we're obligated. Comrade Kelse
was a former member of Canal Zone
Post of Colon, Panama.
The post will hold memorial services
to honor the deceased members of the
post on night just preceding Me-
mortal day, and the committee was
instructed to secure the use of one of
the larger school auditoriums for the
exercises.
Top Notch Tent, M. o. c., held its
tenth anniversary with a banquet,
dance and entertainment last Monday
night at the De Sales Tavern, 1709
De Sales street. The honored guests
we're Representative Carl NJ. Weide-
man of Michigan, member of Never
Heard of En- Pup Tent of Detroit;
National Commander in chief James
E. Van Zandt: George K. Brobeck.
legislative representative of the
v. F. w. national organization; De-
partment Comdr. Daniel E. Campbell,
Charles E. Weickhardt, naval liaison
Office of the V. F. w., and Past Ma
tional Comdr. Rice w. Means.
Comdr. Frank E. Hagan presided at
the last meeting of United States
Treasury Post at the Soldiers. Sailors
and Marines Club. Sidney w. Law
renee, chairman of the Buddy Poppy
Committee, reported on the posts
allocated concessions for the cam
paign sale of the Flanders Field SYM
Dol May 16, II and 18. Comdr. Ha-
gan's little daughter. Lenora Ruth.
will present a Buddy Poppy to Di-
rector Alvin Hall of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing on May 16.
Thomas F. Green and Frank H.
Cameron, both of whom served in
France during the World War, were
obligated to membership.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will give
bingo and card party the night of
April Is at the Northeast Masonic
Temple.