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News Of the Clubs.

Continued From Ninth Page.)
at buffet supper, followed by brief
business meeting, when amendments
were made to the bylaws and plans
for the year discussed, at the home
Of the president, Mrs. David Friday
The new officers are: President,
Mrs. David Friday; vice president,
Mrs. George Lipscomb; recording
secretary, Mrs. H. D. Mast; cores
ponding secretary, Miss Sabra Ann
Frallick; treasurer, Mrs. Lucius E.
Steere; councillor, Miss Claribel Bar
nett. Committee chairmen, who with
the officers made up the Executive
Committee, are: Associate Members,
Mrs. Mark Foote; Finance, Mrs. l.. E.
Warren; Friendship, Miss Jane Fra
lick; Membership, Mrs. Lewis B.
Ely; Annual Picnic, Mrs. c. Stowell
Smith; Program, Mrs. George Lips
comb; Publicity Mrs. Grace Landon;
Big Ten" Roundup, Mrs. Martin T.
Fisher; Yearbook. Mrs. James F.
Pierce; Loan Fund, Mrs. James G.
Cumming.
Mrs. Beach Conger of Ann Arbor,
Mich, executive secretary of the
Alumnae Council of the Alumni ASso-
citation of the University of Michigan,
will be the guest Of honor and
speaker at the next meeting, April 16.
American Association of University
Women-Mme. Ali Kuli Khan, wife
of the former Persian Minister to
Washington, will speak on Persian
Art and Culture" tomorrow at the tea
at pm. at the club house, 1884
I street. Mrs. Lucius Clark will be
the hostess, assisted by Miss Anna
Pearl Cooper and Mrs. William F.
Notz. At the tea table will be Mrs.
Thomas Sidwell, Mrs. Harry M.
johnson, Miss Caroline Hughes and
DR.. Isabel Stone.
DR.. Frederick j. Schlink. author.
will speak at the dinner March %, at
Z pm, which marks the closing SeS-
sion of the group interested in con-
sumers' problems"
There will be a club night supper at
7 pm, March 80. The morality play
of "Everyman" will be presented by
members of the club at 8 pm. Mem
bers may bring guests. Mrs. Dudley
Wilson Willard will be the hostess.
Miss Elizabeth Peet will be the
hostess at the bridge luncheon March
81, at lis m. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Thomas G. Shearman and
Mrs. D. K. Shute.
The usual groups will meet on Mon
day for duplicate contract, for French
and Spanish conversation. The be-
ginners' group IN Spanish meets
March % at pm.
The District of Columbia Society
of the United States Daughters of
1912 met at national headquarters
The president, Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker, presided,
The registrar, Mrs. William A.
Kelsey, presented the names of three
new members. Mrs. Joseph Krahl,
Mrs. M. Wright and Mrs. Mary
Gardner.
The chairman of the Real Daugh-
terS Committee, Mrs. Elma Ray SAUL
presented new Real Daughters
flag. 1t is replica of the flag that
flew over Fort McHenry during the
War of 1872, which inspired Francis
Scott Key to write THE Star Spangled
Banner"
Miss Margaret Cameron Beer with
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National Union.
THE Hospital Service Association will

THE Hospital Service Association will
meet Wednesday evening in room
sol, Washington Loan & Trust Build
ing. at 8 o'clock.
At meeting of Victory Council the
entertainment was in the form Of a
country store dart game. Henry G.
Smale, national president, of Chicago,
made an address. Artie Hoyle and
his orchestra rendered a program.
Harry O. Glen, chairman of the
executive board, presided. Everett NJ.
PerShing was master of the initiatory
ceremonies.
Mckinley Council held its regular
meeting, with President O'Brien pre-
siding. Progress is being made by
the new degree team.
Potomac Council met. with President
F. A. Davidson presiding.
President Harry o. Glen presided
at the meeting of Central Council.
After the meeting refreshments were
served at Schneider's Cafe.
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Jr. o. u. A. NJ.

d o T o M &C VALLEY FORGE
Council. met, with Councillor D. L.
Smith presiding. State Council Mar
shall A. S. Hopkins introduced State
Councillor E. M. Garrett and his Of
ficers on their annual visit. After the
invocation by State Chaplain George
L. Myers, Past State Councillors c. H
Hid. j. Prender. F. C. Mangum. o.
T. Harlow and P. r Smith were given
a welcome. The principal speaker was
State Outside Sentinel A. A. Jasper
of Washington Council.
Anacostia Council met. with the
councillor. Harry r. Collins, presiding.
The applications Of Roy A. Willett,
Ben o. Wood Raymond A. Kinnerling
and Charles B. Simmer for member
ship were received. A letter was read
from the national councillor. William
S. Howe, regarding the funeral bene-
fit department.
State Councillor E. M. Garrett and
his officers paid their annual visit
They were introduced by State Coun-
Gil Marshal A. S. Hopkins. The
principal speaker was State Chap
lain George L. Myers.
The fourteenth annual visitation of
the State Council officers will be
held tomorrow night to Reno Council
j. E. Armstrong presided over Star
Spangled Banner Council F. l..
Baker was initiated and B. Hoofnagle
I'M az Thu YNrirnirol ad
dresses we're made by State Councillor
E. M. Garrett and W. M. Boyd. FL
nancial Secretary j. r. Bergin an
nounced the Jr. o. U. A. M. Hall
Association will hold party April z
at 808 street.
Councillor J. Doggett presided over
Benning Council. Recording Secre-
tary George Anderson announced
this council will have a large class
of candidates for the April class
of initiation now in progress by the
State Council.
This council will attend church
services at the Christian Church, Lyon
Park Va. April at pm. where
Rev. o. F. Sherwood will deliver the
sermon. At the close of the meeting
this council, in a body, visited Ana
costa Council.
Councillor w. J. Harman. jr., pre-
sided over the last meeting Of Eagle
Council, when the application of Will
liam R. BARLEY was received.
Andrew Jackson Council met, with
the councillor, T. E. Skinner, pre-
siding. The application of John w.
Towne was received. The next meet
ing will be held March 81.
Washington Council has organized
a membership drive team and has
set a goal for rs new members by
June 80. The principal speaker at
the last meeting was State Outside
Sentinel A. A. Jasper.
William M. Porter presided over
the last meeting of Edward J. Ross
Council The council paid tribute
to the late Robert T. Ballard, who
died March IL in Baltimore. Degree
Master G. o. Montgomery announced
the degree team of this council will
confer the degrees on a large class
of candidates for the State Council
about March 29.
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Woodmen of the World.
old GLORY CAMP entertained {

number of visiting sovereigns at
its March convention. Maj. Thurston
G. Brown presided. w. T. Pollen was
chosen financial secretary to succeed
H. w. Tippett, resigned. Special hosts
of the evening were ]. L. Pumphrey
and Paul H. de Lawter. Company A
Of Oak Camp, under command Of
Capt. Albert King, supported the
ritual work.
President Thomas j. MCGEE pre-
sented committee appointments for
the Boosters Club last Friday night.
Capt. william HelgeSen. chairman of
the Uniform Rank Committee, re-
ported on the revival among the AK
Men. Col. James Freeland announced
he took so children to the junior
camp.
Elm Camp is preparing ceremony
for the forthcoming unveiling of q
w. o. w. monument to the late John
H. Davis. past consul commander OF
the camp. All local uniformed COM
panies will be invited to take part.
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street. There will be a musical and
literary program.
A meeting of the Deputies Associa-
ton will be held March 80 at 808 I
| street.
Kenmore Councils annual vista
ton is Wednesday in Easter week at
| Odd Fellows Temple, 419 Seventh
| street.
! Fidelity Council convened with
/ Councillor Mrs. Kate Chapman pre-
siding The application of Mrs. Eliza
beth Bait for reinstatement was re-
ceived. Mrs. Eleanor Risdon was in
! stalled as associate vice councillor.
At the last meeting Of Betsy Ross
Council. State Vice Councillor Mrs.
Deborah Streitberger and Mrs. Edna
f! Tayman, past councillor of Eagle
Council, were greeted by Mrs. Ida S.
Frazier. Mrs. May Robbins Of Ken
more Council. of Virginia, was elected
to membership.
Loyalty Council balloted on one
candidate at its last meeting. Fol-
lowing the meeting a dance was held.
A social will be held following the
meeting March %.
Esther Council was hostess to the
State councillor, Ella L. Stone, and her
| officers at its last meeting on the
occasion of the annual visitation.
Each honored guest was presented
with a carnation. The official well
come was given by Mrs. Lottie Collier,
! conductress, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson,
councillor Addresses we're made by
| State Councillor Ella Stone, State
Council Secretary Charles H. Miller
and Past State Councillor c. o. Bohrer.
The Beall brothers sang Mrs.
Sylvia Kaplowitz played accordion Sc
lections. The Ryan twins sang and
| danced Monologue by Richmond
| Houser Reading by Virginia
| HumphrieS.
A business meeting of John L. Bur-
nett Council was conducted by Coun-
cilor Mrs. Mayree Daley. who greeted
State Council Inside Sentinel Mrs.
Josephine c. Herbert.
The meeting Of Virginia Dare Coun-
| Gil was conducted by Councillor Mrs.
Downie Jackson. Mrs. Pauline Mu-
NAV, chairman Of good Of the order,
desires members to attend the March
% meeting.
Barbara Frietchie Council at its
last meeting served a supper. The
guest of honor was Past State Coun-
cilor, Jr. o. U. A. M, A. c. Colum-
bus. of Loyalty Council.
A meeting of Star Spangled Banner
| Council was held when Mrs. Carrie
Warden, councillor, welcomed National
Representative Mrs. Margaret A.
Halfpap. Remarks were made by
Vice Councillor Mrs. Edith Coffin and
her associate, Mrs. Louise Darneille.
Triumph Council convened with
Jessie Davis presiding. The resigna-
ton of Mrs Katherine Freeburger as
State Council representative and
trustee was accepted. Mrs. Marie
Stephenson was elected to fill the
vacancy. Mrs. Virginia Thompson
| was elected trustee.
Mrs. Louise Schwenk. chairman of
| the Good of the Order Committee
has arranged card party to be held
| April IL at the Northeast Masonic
| Temple.
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PLAN INSPECTION
Foreign Wars Auxiliary to b
Viewed March 27.

The Ladies' Auxiliaries Of the De-
partment Of the District Of Columbia,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, which was
organized about six months ago as a
State department" will have its first
inspection by Mrs. Julia L. Pitcock Of
Cleveland, Ohio, the national presi-
dent. The inspection will be held
March 81 at PIN. at the Marine
Barracks band auditorium.
The banquet in honor of the visiting
national president will be held March
% at the Lotus.
Mrs. Clay Keene Miller, first presi-
dent of the District Of Columbia De-
partment of the Ladies Auxiharies,
will preside both at the visitation and
at the dinner in honor of Mrs. Pit
cork.
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drew her name as candidate for reg
lstrar national, and Mrs. William A.
Kelsey was nominated for the Office
The death of Mrs. Edmund l..
Beach was reported.
Tea was served, with Miss Beer and
Mrs. Don I. Skidmore at the tea table
Boston, Mrs. John B. Buckman and
Miss Martha Skidmore.
The next meeting will be held
April T.
The Department of Potomac, Wom-
ans Relief Corps, will celebrate Grand
Army day with exercises at Steven
sons Monument, Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, noon, April 6.
This organization is marking the
day as the anniversary of DR.. Ben
jamin Franklin Stevenson's organic
ing of the first post Of the Grand
Army of the Republic on April 6,
1866. The exercises will be under
the direction of Mrs. Isabelle A. BortZ,
department patriotic instructor.
Mrs. E. Helen Temple, department
president, will place a wreath on the
monument, while other floral tributes
will be placed by the Daughters of
Union Veterans, Sons of Union Vet
Grams, Auxiliary to Sons of Union
Veterans, and other allied organiza-
tions. The department commander
of Potomac Grand Army, Col. John
L. Kline, and staff will be honor
guests at these exercises.
for NKn,,,or;oI Sa, nox,,;oo.
Arlington, the Washington cemeteries
and for airmen and seamen are being
completed.
Soroptimist Club-Mrs. Emily New
ell Blair, author, was the honor guest
speaker at the luncheon at the Will
lard Hotel Wednesday. Mrs. Marie
Collier Rodgers, vice president, pre-
sided.
Other guests were Mrs. Kathryn
OLaughlin Mccarthy, Representative
from Kansas; Mrs. Owen j. Roberts,
wife of Justice Owen j. Roberts of the
Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia; Dwight L. Scott and Mrs.
Lillian Dunboy, Soroptimist member
of Berkeley, Calf. Mrs. Blair's topic
was women in the New Deal"
Music was furnished by Mrs. Edith
Hoffman Jones, soloist, accompanied
by Mrs. Emily G. Dickinson at the
piano.
The Women's National Democratic
Club will hold musical afternoon
April Is at the club house. 1925 New
Hampshire avenue. with Miss Sonia
Troyano, lyric soprano, as the guest
artist.
Curley Club.-Most Rev. Amleto
Giovanni Cicognani, apostolic dele
gate to the United States, was the
guest of honor at an informal enter
tainment and reception held in his
honor Thursday evening at the Con-
tinental Hotel. He was accompanied
by MSgr. Francis E. Hyland, secretary
of the apostolic delegation, and Rev.
Francis j. Kelly, spiritual director of
the club.
Miss Mary L. MCGEE, president Of
the club, welcomed the guests. the
address of the evening.
At the conclusion Of his address,
the apostolic delegate presented Miss
MCGEE with a rosary, a gift from
Pope Plus xI, and blessed by his
holiness particularly for her, as a
token of his appreciation for her
efforts on behalf of education in the
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individual cards upon request made
by past commanders.
The Overseas Band, Drum and
Bugle Corps is preparing for a very
active outdoor season. and is re-
hearsing each Wednesday night at
National Guard Armory, under the
leadership of Comdr Alvin 1. Lorig
and First Sergt. Frank Topash. The
Army day parade, and the apple
blossom festival. at Winchester, Va,
are two of the contemplated turn
outs for the corps. The bugle section
Of the corps has recently been
equipped with new type bugles.
Advance Post will hold card party
at the Northeast Masonic Temple
March 81 for the benefit of the posts
Junior Drum and Bugle Corps.
Charles r. Rafferty, has been desig-
mated chairman of the Carnival Com
mittee.
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NlSlICu UOIIlOlIOW CNCl11IlS Dy
Grand Master Charles B. Lampe and
his officers. The speaker of the eve
ming will be Grand Conductor John
w. Gulledge of the Grand Lodge and
a member of Mount Pleasant Lodge
Grand Master Lampe and his Of
ficers officially visited Covenant
Lodge last Wednesday evening. The
initiatory degree was conferred on a
class of candidates.
The committee on anniversary met
last Tuesday evening, representatives
of all branches of the order being
present. Grand Marshal Linwood E.
Donaldson, representing the Grand
Lodge, acted as temporary chairman
and was unanimously elected as per-
manent chairman of the committee
Other officers were elected and gen.
eral appointment Of subcommittee
made. The anniversary celebration
will be held probably April 26.
Past Grand Alexander L. Hjortsberg
called a meeting of the noble grandS
and vice grands of all the subordinate
lodges last Monday evening in the
/. o. o. F. Temple. A representation
Of all lodges was had and an organ
ization was effected of the association
which will be named the Line Officers
! Association. This organization will
be composed of all the noble grands,
vice grands, wardens and conductors
of the subordinate lodges of the city.
Vice Grand John j. Kelly of Metrop-
oils Lodge was eletced president, Noble
Grand Howard D. Payne of Federal
City Lodge, vice president. Vice Grand
Brent w. Barton. secretary and treas
urer. The president appointed Noble
Grand Joseph I. LaSalle of Harmony
and Vice Grand Samuel S. Taylor of
Beacon as a committee to make ar
rangements for all future meetings.
The next meeting will be held in
Beacon Lodge room April 9 in the
Odd Fellows Temple.
General Commanding E. E. Lam
bert of the Patriarchs Militant will
be in this city March 81, when he will
officially visit Canton Washington
Canton Washington will hold a reg
ular meeting that evening instead OF
April z. The Ladies Auxiliary will
also hold its regular meeting the
same night A dinner will be served
in honor of the distinguished guest
Canton Washington will confer the
decoration of chivalry on eight women
who have been recommended for this
decoration April IA.
Rebekah Lodges.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge met
with Miss Edna Anderson in the chair
The following assembly officers were
guests: Mrs. Marian Geiman, presi-
dent; Mrs. Ora Pfrimmer, vice presi-
dent; Miss Emma Stroebel. warden;
Mrs. Annette Harrel, treasurer: Mrs.
Margaret Rule, outside guardian, and
Mrs. Bertha Chamberlain, chaplain.
1t was decided to hold school OF
instruction second meeting of May.
A tour will be held at Gawler's estab-
lishment. 1750 Pennsylvania avenue,
tomorrow night to which the men,
bership Is invited. starting prompGS
at 7:30. Miss Margaret Bennett had
charge of program in celebration OF
the 18th birthday anniversary. The
following responded: Soprano solo.
Miss Ruth Domino; readings. Mrs.
Faustina Borough; songs. Judy Conk-
lin. and vocal solos. Miss Enid Mitchell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward presided in the
dining room.
A school of instruction will be
held by Esther Rebekah Lodge to-
morrow. There will be a degree re-
hearsal following the meeting
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"Tired of It ALL" Sleeps.

PHILADELPHIA CP.-Announcing
he was tired of it all" Charles Ham
ilton, "a, drove his landlady. her two
daughters and her son out of the
house. Then he barricaded the doors
and nailed fast the windows The
landlady ran to police station and
patrolmen sprinted back to the house
to foil the suicide. Breaking In, they
found the PROSTATE Hamilton-asleep.
tired of it ALL
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Wives Unite Against Spouse.

CLEVELAND P).-Alexander Mel
linger and Mrs Zona Mellinger we're
divorced after IA years of married
life. and later his second wife. Mrs.
Cora Mellinger, started suit for di-
vorce. The second wife didn't want
to return to her mothers home, so the
first wife took her in. Mellinger be-
gan paying visits to both of them
Now both have sworn out warrant
charging him with assault and bat
terry. relating that he struck his first
wife when she went to the second
wife's assistance. Mellinger could not
be found for his side of the story.
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Veterans of Spanish War
Hear Seven Addresses
Lieut.. Richard J. Harden Camp Receives Two
New Members Camp to Hold
Dance April 9.

Y IEUT. RICHARD j. HARDEN
| CAMP, Spanish War Veterans.
met Thursday evening in
Pythian Temple, Comdr. James
M. White presiding. John B.
Plato, First Colorado Infantry, and
John E. Moody were mustered in.
Comdr. White announced appoint
ments of Past Comdrs. William E.
Rink and Harry j. Sherwood and John
A. Chisholm to the Department Me-
mortal Committee. Past Department
Comdr. William L. Mattocks, Depart
ment Comdr. Charles A. Strobel
Comdr. William G. Copley OF Petit
Camp: Senior Vice Comdr. Carey E.
Powell of Urell Camp. Joseph Thorn
berg of Miles Camp, c. M. Thomas A.
ludlow and John A. Chisholm spoke.
The adjutant announced that a dance
will be given by Miles Camp April 2,
in Pythian Temple, and dance and
card party April 10, by auxiliaries Of
the department in Meridian Mansions.
Comdr. Thomas F. Donovan con-
'CACu IilC HlCCtAi6 Va NOi' oOIlil OoNOb
AStor Camp Monday evening in STAN
ley Hall, United States Soldiers Home.
The deaths of Past Comdr. John
Schaefer and John M. inland were
reported. Department Comdr. Charles
A. Strobel, Junior Vice Comdr. George
v. McAlear, Comrades Wayne and
Thornberg Of Miles Camp and Carey
E. Powell of Urell Camp made ad-
dresses. The next meeting will be
held at Z pm, April 2.
On May IS will be held at the May
flower Hotel the annual banquet in
honor of the commander in chief and
members of the Legislative Committee.
Junior Vice Department Comdr.
George v. McAleer is chairman of the
Banquet Committee. and will be as
sisted by the appointment of two
members from each camp in thc de-
partment. A meeting of the commit
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Knights of Columbus.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CHAF

INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA CHAP
~ TER has announced the annual
communion mass for members of the
order in this jurisdiction will be held
on April % at am. in ST. Matthews
Church. Following the mass there
will be a breakfast at am at the
Mayf1ower Hotel. Albert H. Sardo,
chairman of the chapter. announces
that speakers of prominence and
other invited guests will be present.
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, met last Monday even
ing at the Mayflower Hotel DR..
George Strohaver of Georgetown
University, gave a Lenten talk.
Arrangements are being made for
a ladies' evening to be given by the
assembly either in April or May, at
which time a grand ball will be the
closing feature.
The next meeting of the assembly
will be at the Mayfiower Hotel April
Is.
Spalding Council will take an ac-
tive part in the card party and dance
10 DC IlelQ dI Illc rlliSllIo VI NOlull-
bus Hall April 5 under the auspices
of the order in this city.
The 35th anniversary of Spalding
Council will be celebrated April %
with banquet and dance at the Hay
Adams House. Thomas F. Carlin.
general chairman, and his committee
are completing preliminary arrange
ments. An entertainment program
will follow the dinner and precede
dancing, which will continue from 10
70 o'clock.
The knights of Columbus will hold
a card party and dance April at
the club house at $3.50 pm. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the Arch
bishop Curley scholarship fund. which
supports scholarship in Catholic high
schools and preparatory schools of the
Archdiocese of Baltimore.
State Deputy George e. Herring is
chairman of the Committee of Ar
rangements and District Deputy
Harold F. Jones and George !. Plant,
vice chairmen.
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MEETINGS THIS WEEK.

Mondays pm, Federal Post,
Thomas Circle Club, 1926
Massachusetts avenue; Front
Line Post, No. 140l, 808 !
street; Front Line Post Aux
iliary, Hamilton Hotel.
Tuesdays pm, National Cap
ital Post, No. l27, and Ma
tional Capital Post Auxiliary,
Pythian Temple; Follow Me
Post, No. 1880, Soldiers, Sail
ors and Marines Club, Elev-
enth and L streets.
Wednesdays pm. Overseas
Military Band, Drum and
Bugle Corps, National Guard
Armory.
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fer Campbell Sewing Club at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
March 28.
The meeting of the chapter April
will be conductress and associate con-
ductress night. The grand con-
ductress and associate grand con-
ductress will be special guests.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet at the home of the matron,
Mrs. Anna Nalley, 626 Emerson street,
tomorrow night.
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Order of the Amaranth.

George Washington Court meets
Wednesday at 8 o'clock at lOl5 L
street.
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Daughters of America.

CTATE COUNCIL visitation this
- week will be with Independent
Council tomorrow evening at 808 l
street. There will be a musical and
literary program.
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Plans for Poppy Sale Here
Completed by Veterans
Foreign Wars Group Will Conduct Campaign in
Capital Prior to Memorial
Day.

A RRANGEMENTS for the 1884
" Buddy" poppies campaign
n of the District of Columbia
Department of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars are being COM
pleted. Each poppy Will bear label
of the V. F. w. emblem and the words
Buddy" poppy, as registered in the
Patent Office. Junior Vice Comman-
der Herbert Borchardt, is chairman
of the committee in charge. They will
be sold prior to Decoration Day.
Front Line Post will meet tomorrow
night at Junior Order Hall. 808 Eye
street, to select its 10 delegates and
alternates to the department encamp-
ment.
A. Victor Cercell, chairman of the
1884 Buddy" Poppy Distribution
Committee, plans for a meeting in
the near future. The other members
of the committee are Comrades
O'Berry Walker, H. Colston. Joe
Lynch, Joseph B. Gardella, Bryson,
Clark, Floyd Caskey and Harry J.
Hooley.
The Entertainment Committee has
been authorized to ascertain from
the management of the Wilson
Steamship Line desirable open dates
for an evenings trip down the Po-
tomac River later on in the season.
Vincent Fuschini is chairman of the
Entertainment Committee, assisted by
Rudy Albrecht. Frank Topash. Walter
Jack Mullane.
Adjutant E. F. Clark reports the
department has a supply of past
post commanders recognition cards
and that he will suitably engross the