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lected as head and Lieut.. Howard
Fisk as secretary.
The local delegation will leave here
October l9 at l1:50 pm. over the
Seaboard Air Line Railway. The de-
parture of the delegation at this time
was found necessary in order that the
IegionnalreS serving on the vari-
Gus national convention committees
would arrive in time for the first ses-
sions.
A special train will leave this city
with other Legionnaires. members of
the American Legion Auxiliary, Forty
and Eight and Eight and Forty or
ganizations October 20 at $50 pm.
on the same railroad. The District
delegation will be located in the Nc
Allister Hotel.
The Pershing, Fairfax and Tam
miami Hotels have been assigned by
the Housing Committee for others not
members of the official delegation.
Stop-overs are allowed at all points,
both going and returning and all tick
cts over this road will be good to
travel. without extra cost, via Tampa
and st. Petersburg. Fla.
A special one-fare for the direct
round-trip rate for the convention has
been announced by national headqua1-
ters and special identification certifi-
Gates will be issued at local American
Legion headquarters in this city. The
round-trip railroad fare is S34.65. with
lower berth $3.50 for the round trip
and upper berth 1920. A special
dining car service has been arranged
by the company for the Legionnaires.
Members of the American Legion
and allied organizations desiring to
travel by bus will travel over the Grey
hound Bus line. The round trip rate
is s28.55, with a reduced rate for
groups.
The transportation details have all
been worked out by a special COM
mittee comprising Dept. Adjt. Howard
S. Fisk, chairman; Theodore Cogswell,
secretary; Elsie M. Pinney. Oscar G..
Jones. Eugene A. Costello. B. c. Mac
Neil, Norman Grant and Russell w.
Clarkson.
Fort Stevens Post, No. 80, will par
ticipate in civic activities of the COM
munity, in cooperation with the
Georgia Avenue Business Mems As
sociation and other civic groups.
John H. Frishett of the Ways and
Means Committee is arranging a card
party for the Drum and Bugle Corps
October 10 at the Paul Junior High
School. The post will hold Hallow-
cen dance on October 80. Athletic
Officer Joseph I. Hogan is organizing
bowling team to enter the Depart
ment League, with Roy Butrum as
captain.
Comdr. William H. Hargrave has
made the following appointments:
Adjutant, Patrick j. Cavanaugh;
finance officer, Alfred c. Harmon;
sergeant at arms, Arthur A. Con-
molly; Judge advocate, Milton R. Voll-
mer; historian, James B. Hogan; sur
geon, DR.. w. H. Mckay; quartermas-
ter, James j. Walsh; color bearers,
Joseph Mirabello and Charles j. Bau-
doin; color guards, j. F. Awkward and
Earl N. Ritenour; bugler, Richard H.
Viancour.
Publicity officer, James B. Sullivan;
service officer. Erin B. Peatros: Amer
icanism officer, Joseph A Walker;
athletic officer, Joseph l. Hogan; en-
ployment officer, Thomas B. Murray,
and child welfare officer, William c.
Carney.
Committee chairmanships-Exe
tive. William H. Hargrave; Member
ship, George B. Donohue: Golf. George
L. Houff; Bowling, Roy Butrum; Ping
Pong, Lamont B. Beeber; Outings,
John E. Morgan; Resolutions, Albert
W. Tucker; Legal, John D. Kiley; We'll
coming, J. Raymond Miller; Veterans
Legislative, William T. Howley; Armis-
tice Day Service, Edward w. Coffey;
Intervivic Council, Floyd G.. Caskey;
Entertainments, Earl N Ritenour, and
Photographic, Paul L. Demarest.
Installation of officers of George
Washington Post will be held Tuesday
night in the club house, 1441 Rhode
Island avenue, with Dept. Comdr. Rob-
erts as the installing officer
The following officers will be in
stalled: Commander, Rev. Howard E.
Snyder; first vice commander, Ray
mond NJ Lanigan; second vice COM
mander, Harry Coope: third vice COM
mander John F. Dill; chaplain, Emil
Walter; quartermaster, P. w. Jarboe;
sergeant at arms, Walter ]. West;
master at arms, F. H. Dryer: surgeon,
DR.. NJ. H. Darnall; historian, Past
Comdr. Howard S. Fiske; color bearers,
Past Comdr. Bernard c. MCGEE and
John F. Dull.
Mo q orncod
Of women who served as yeomen In
the United States Naval Reserve
Force during the World War, will hold
a reunion in Miami, Fla. during the
national convention in october.
Information has been received by
Miss Charlotte Berry. 16l V street
northeast, local membership chair
man, that plans have been completed
for the reunion. at Don Dickerman's
Serenade. Ia Miami Trail, at Miami,
October "a. with a luncheon at 1230
o'clock. All Yeomen F who plan to
attend the convention are invited to
the reunion. Reservations should be
made with Mrs Adele NJ. Kendrick.
general chairman, 1882 Southwest
Seventh street, Miami, Fla. Head
quarters for the Yoemen F will be at
the Three Score and Ten Club
Stanley Church De Pue Post, No.
so. met at the Plaza Hote' Septem-
Der le and nominated officers as fol-
lows: Commander. Ray L. zwinglas;
senior vice commander, Kenneth A.
OConnor; junior vice commanders,
Charles Edwards Fritsch, Robert
Doyle; third vice commander, Jack
Ebaugh; judge advocate. Donald w.
Smith; historian, Graham Wilson,
sergeant at arms, Emil Muehlendorf;
masters at arms. Andrew A. Kore, Sid
ney w. Bassler; quartermaster, Ar
thur Applegate; chaplain, Asa B. Mus
tain; three-year trustee, Robert L.
Anderson; two-year trustee, Messrs,
Finan. Greer and Fields, and one
year trustees, Barnard E. Lee and Les
lie Engel.
Election Of officers will take place
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