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open to persons who have become
naturalized citizens within the past
Is years.
The Constitution Committee is
composed Of about 200 leaders in bust
ness, professional and social life, civic
and patriotic groups, resident within
the city
Follow Me Post. No. 1880, met Tues
day at the Ambassador Hotel Comdr.
Sigmund Milbrandt presiding. Ellis
Wood, Elmer w. Williams and John
G. McFadden we're obligated to men,
bership. George K. Brobeck. legisla-
tive representative. spoke on veterans
legislation. Other guest speakers
were Department Comdr. Edward In
man, Department Junior Vice Comdr.
Dave Herman and Past Department
Comdr Oscar w. Hollingsworth.
The following officers were elected:
William A. Downs, commander: Fred
c. Kelly, senior vice commander; Will
lie L. Kelly, junior vice commander;
Wilfred DUDE, quartermaster; Philip
r. Belt post advocate; Edward B. Nc
Dade, chaplain: Thomas r. Gaghan,
officer of the day, and DR. Gust G.
Charuhas, surgeon. Department Comdr
Inman will install the officers Novem-
ber 26 at the Ambassador Hotel.
The next social of the post will be
held November II at the home Of Fred
c. Kelly.
Top-Notch Tent held scratch" at
w. o. w. Hall, 935 G place, Tuesday
evening, with Seam Squirrel Leonard
j. Bacon presiding.
The degree of incubation was con-
ferred on Thomas w. Dixon, Nathan
H. Glueck, David B. Herman, B. V.
Rhodes, F. o. Sexton and William
Plikas.
Past Seam Squirrel Frank Topash
has been appointed supreme deputy
chief of staff of the fourth district.
The Delousing Crew of T. N. T.
Pup Tent will institute the new pup
tent in Baltimore, Md, in the near fu-
ture, with Supreme Council Member
Harold B. Stanton officiating.
An anniversary party of Washing
ton Post was held October 10 at 935
G place. Archie Turner was master
of ceremonies, assisted by John J.
Keehan. Comdr. Walter P. Boehm
presided at a business session and
obligated several new recruits.
Past Department Comdr. Oscar w.
Hollingsworth delivered the obliga-
tion of honorary membership to
LIE Roy Marks and Frank Young of
Radio Station VOL. Department
Comdr. Edward K. Inman presented
an engrossed resolution to Mr.. Marks
in appreciation of the department
for the radio services contributed by
Station VOL. Department Comdr.
Joseph D. Malloy of the American
Legion, accompanied by Senior Vice
Corndr. Byron C. Carson and Junior
Vice Comdr. Charles j. Warren, were
welcomed. Among the other honored
guests were Past Department Comdr.
Harvey L. Miller and Mrs. Clay Keene
Miller, president of the District of
Columbia Department, Ladies' Aux
iliary; Past Department Comdr.
Daniel E. Campbell, Department
Junior Vice Comdr. David B. Herman
and the commanders of several of the
local posts.
Follow Me Post Auxiliary presented
an entertainment at Mount Alto Hos
pital last Wednesday evening. The
chairman, Mrs. Blanche Melton, and
her committee provided the program.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Potomac
Post met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Fowler, 713 Eighth
street northeast, with President Mrs.
Ida Mae Emmert officiating. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Florence v. Morris; senior
vice president, Mrs. Marguerite
Meyers; junior vice president, Mrs.
Ruth B. Keene; treasurer, Mrs. Ida
Mae Emmert; chaplain, Mrs. Roy
Beasley; conductress, Mrs. Ethel Fow-
Ter; guard, Mrs. Imogene Inge. Mrs.
Morris will announce her presiden-
tial appointments at later date.
Department Junior vice Comdr.
David B. Herman gave talk regard
ing the Armistice day ball to be held
at the Willard Hotel November II.
Mrs. Ethel Ridgeway, president of
United States Treasury Post Aux
iliary, accompanied by her staff Of
ficers, was welcomed.
strawn-Turner Post has elected the