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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Deset milionIG vice ma umelec.
kou galerii.

Andrew w. Mellon venoval
pres deset milionG dolarG vetsi
obnos ma postaven1 umelecke
galerie We Washingtonu, jak
oznameno v. pondel1.
Mellon, banker z Pittsburgh,
jest byvalym sekretafem po-
kladny.
Budova, jez p%ostavena Dude,
neponese jmeno Mellonovo.
Znama Dude jake: "Narodni
galerie um6nf Spojenych Sta
tn" anebo podobn6.
Poole ustanoven1 projekt
tento nesmi zdrzen byti pres
80. cerven roku 1941.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Roosevelt a Thomas.

We Quincy, Mass, Norman
Thomas, vddce SOCIALISM,, pra-
vii v prednasce, re president
Roosevelt die vseho musil cfsti
PLATFORM socialistu, jelikoz
"nektere veci jez uskutecnil sc
il podobaj1." Thomas napadl
re pred SWIM odumTe-
MIN byla ma prospech zamest-
navateli, ale ne delnfku. We
die toho napadl namoTn1 poll
tiku vlady, ktera pry sp1se pTi-
vodf waikiki, nez mir. -,f~yi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

RADY.
Je-li maso peceni pTflis tu-
he, potfeme je jeste "a syrova
cltronem a asi ctvrt hodiny
pred tim, nez je vlozfme do
trouby, olivovym olejem. Te-
hoz prostfedku mGzeme pou-
z1ti pfi drdbezi, zda-li Sc nam
JEFF maso tvrde.
= Kdo chce predloziti ma
still celou rGzici kvetaku a O.
bava Sc, re by Sc mu rozpadla,
nebo nema dosti velke nadoby
k varen1, ovaze kvetak museli-
mem, nebo jinym jemnym ha-
dr1kem, pc pr. nejakou s1tkou.
Tim Sc zabranf rozpadnut1 rG-
zice.
- Maso nebo pecivo, ktere
chceme smaziti, vloz1me vzdy
jen do d~ostatecne rozpaleneho
omastku. Nen1-li dostatecne
rozpalen, pax jej potraviny
vtahnou, aniz by pTi tom zhne-
dly. u masa ma to jeste ten ne
pr1znivy ddsledek, re malo hor
ky omastek nesraz1 pory a vse-
china sfava vyt6ka.
= Jablka a banany, jichz
chceme uzfti ma ovocny salat
ztracf pri krajen1 barvu. Po-
tTeme-li je lined citronovou
stavou, vyvarujeme Sc zhned-
mutt a jeste zjemnfme jejich'
vGni.
= kdyz name lednicku, je
n6kdy nesnadne udrzeti maso
nebo dr1bez cerstve. Uvarfme
81 roztok, ktery pdsobf v tonic
smeru velmi pr1znive. SvaT1-
me 1 litr nejleps1ho octa S 60
granny cukru a so granny soil.
Kdyz vystydne, nalejeme do
lahve a uschovame. Chceme-
Ii pax zachovat maso dobre do
pTfstfho dine, potreme jej tro-
chou roztoku a teprve pax ulo-
Zine do lednicky nebo spizfr-
ny. Toto bezpecnostnf opatTe-
nj m1tzeme pouzfti i v chad
nejsfch mesicfch. Chceme-li
uschovati kosti ma polevku do
pristine dine, vlozfme je ma par
minut do horke trouby.
= Ma lecivost kyseleho zeli
je stale vice, i z lekaTskych
kruhG, poukazovano. Must byt
vsak p~oz1vano "a syrova. Lii
dove Sc Tfka, re cistf krev, coz
nen1 zcela bez podstaty. Ia
zvlaste 1cinnou Sc vsak pova-
zuje stava re syrov6ho kysele-
no zelf. I z l6kaTskych kruhG
jsou doporucovany kury, ktere
pozGstavajf jednoduse z toho,
re pacient uzfva dels1 dobu
dvakrat az tTikrat v tydnu ne
kolik lzic teto stavy. Ucinku-
je zvlaste prot dine, revmaits-
mu, strevnim chorobam a zalu-
decnfm obtfzfm. z kyseleho
zelf dali Sc pripravovati sala-
ty, ktere nejen re dobTe chut-
naj1, ale jsou i lehce stravitel-
ne. Nejjednodus1 zpGsob je
ten, re zel1 dobre pocukrujeme
a mechanic n6kolik hodin staff;
pax jej pfidavame k hrachu
nebo cocce, pc pr1pade k ma
SUI. K tomuto salatu mGzeme
primachati JENNIE kousky roz-
sekane jablko nebo cibuli. il
ma pT1prava jest S citronovou
Stavou nebo S olejem.
= Obycejne Sc uz1va V nas1
kuchyni prflis hojne soil. Lid
sky organisms potrebuje Size
urcite mnozstvf soil, ktera ma
byt kryta potravou a to zvlas-
te k tvoren1 Sc zaludecn1ch
stav, potu, slz, atd. a opet il z
tela vylucuje. Nesm1me vsak
zapomfnat, re sill jest jiz obsa-
zena v urcitych potravinach.
TAX ma pr. u d6tf odhaduje Sc
potreba soil ma 1 gram, l treti-
ma litru mleka vSak obsahuje
asi 0.5 gramu, takze k optrave
detl, ktera je vetSinou mlecna,
nenf zapotrebf pTidavat jiz
soil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
KNEE obSti AUTOMOBILE.

V Plzni, Chicago, automo-
biloveho nestest1 obeti Sc stall
77lety katolicky knee, John
c.. Gilroy. Automobilem ollie
teho Josefa Sislona, byl odho-
zen nekolik stop daleko Cd au-
ia a klesl ma dlazbu v bezvedo-
mi, z nehoz Sc jiz neprobral..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

Celkem receno, americke pivo
je prvotf1dn1, pravil v Cincin-
natl nemecky znalec ma schGzi
Sdruzenf americkych sladkn.
Znalcem je DIR. Heinrich Luers,
reditel vedecke STANCE pro
varenf piva v Mnichove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Odsouzen ma 90 let.

V Edwardsville, ILL.,, John
Pullium Sc primal k zavrazde-
nj 16lete sluzky Gladys Marie
rove. Byl odsouzen ma SO let
do vezen1. D1vka lila We Van
Buren,, Mo. Mrtvola jeji byla
nalezena v mes1ci cervenci v
kotline u feky Mississippi bill
re Venice, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

Martin Cada, 63lety starec v
Chicago a Anna Lokayova v
Ciceru Sc obesili.
Lokayova, 64leta, obesila Sc
We slepicniku "a obydllm sveho
Syna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
ZoufaIy otec.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, Will
liam Holler, 40lety vozka "a
chvaceny zurivost1, usmrtil til
sve deti, stloukl manzelku tax,
re umfra, poranil ctvrte dite a
konecne spachal sebevrazdu.
" Montreal, Kanada,
Louis Dibbenga, Is, zastrelil
svoji nevlastnf matku, 36letou
Pravil, re il nenavidel.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS

The District Of Columbia Chapter.
American War Mothers. met at the
War Mothers Home. 1927 New Hamp-
shire avenue. with Mrs. Elizabeth
Roddy. second vice president, in the
chair, in the absence of the president,
Mrs. May D. Lightfoot, who is critic
ally i'll at Johns Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore.
The birthday party to be given in
honor of Mrs. William E. Ochiltree,
national president, April 81 at the
War Mothers Home, will be attended
by members and their friends. Their
will be bridge. 500 and bingo.
Mrs. John Eckert, chairman of Ways
and Means Committee, announces an
invitation of the Washington Flour
Co. to visit its plant April 20. Mem
bers are asked to notify Mrs Eckert.
Mrs Eckert will give party for the
convention fund in May, the date to
be announced later Mrs. Elizabeth
Roddy plans to entertain the chapter
later in May.
Mrs. Julia Bromley announces the
Easter party at Mount Alto Hospital
Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and candies
will be served.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
RESERVE OFFICERS

The District of Columbia Depart
ment of the Reserve Officers Associa-
ton decided at its council meeting
this week to present a silver cup
award to the leader of the winning
platoon for the annual r. o. T. c.
military competition at Georgetown
University. The presentation will be
made by the department president,
Maj. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr., at the
annual exercises on the Georgetown
University grounds, May 16.
The association will present a years
membership in the association to
the following r. o. T. c. men who
live in the District of Columbia and
who will be commissioned in the Re-
serve Corps: William T. Carpenter,
jr, 2716 Thirty-sixth place; William
r. Collins, 1880 Forty-first street:
Harry J. Cooksey, 3340 Sixteenth
street; Edward H. Doyle, 1925 Upton
street; Luther w. Gray, 1419 Foxall
road; George v. Martin, 2409 Ritten-
house street; William E. McCallan,
1147 Fourth street northeast, and
Charles Jay Seibert, I'd, 6310 Eighth
street.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
JOBS DAUGHTERS

The initiatory work of Jobs Daugh-
ters was exemplified by the officers of
Bethel No. for Acacia Lodge last
Jane Wingfleld were initiated.
The Ways and Means Committee
will have a dance May IL at Call
Carls Garage.
The drill team will practice April
25 at the Masonic Temple at 7:3O.
The Hiking Club will meet Tues
day at the home of Helen Flournoy.
1904 East Capitol street.
The bethel will meet April 20. The
following will be initiated: Eunice
Shamleffer, Dorothy Marie Crum-
baugh, Rosa Cecil Robbins, Martha v.
Hickman, Margaret Jacqueline Lick
ner, Laura Sanford Talbot, Dorothy
Jean Wyvill and Audrey La Nette
BeIlman.
The Ways and Means Committee of
the drill team will give a bake sale
April 20.
The Dramatic Club will hold q
straw ride and dance April ~.
The Dramatic Club will meet April
20 at the home of Dorothy Louise
Linz, 4107 Legation street.
Bethel No. 2 initiated Jacquelin NC
Graw. The members will exemplify
initiatory work at La Fayette Chap
ter, Park Savings Building, Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets, April "a at 8 pm.
A card and bingo party was given
by the Mothers Club to raise funds
for the annual dad-and d-daughter din
ner.
The Dramatic Club is rehearsing a
musical comedy to be presented April
Is at the Masonic Temple for the
William Hunt Chapter, O: E. S.
The Mothers Club will meet Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Inman, 602
Gallatin street.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
ODD FELLOWS

Grand Master James H. Solt and
the officers of the Grand Lodge will
officially visit Mount Pleasant Lodge
Tuesday evening in the Takoma Park
Masonic Temple.
The representatives appointed to
serve on the Anniversary Committee
met Monday evening and organized
in preparation for plans for the
celebration of the ll6th birthday
anniversary. Grand Master Solt
presided, assisted by Grand Sec
retary Harry L. Andersen, as tempo
rary secretary prior to the organiza-
ton and election of the officers. Grand
Guardian Hiram E. johnson of
Brightwood Lodge was selected chair
man, Past Grand William G. Ingle-
ton, jr., Of Columbia Lodge, secretary.
Two committees were appointed:
Mrs. Bessie NJ. zepp of Esther
Rebekah Lodge as chairman of the
Program and and Miss Callie Pitts of
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
chairman Of the Decorations. The
committee will have a full meeting
next Wednesday evening in the tenn
pie. April 26 has been selected for
the celebration.
The president of the Rebekah As
sembly, Mrs Ora L. Pfrimmer and
her assembly officers will officially visit
Ruth Rebekah Lodge in the l. o. o. F.
Temple tomorrow evening. The grand
officers of the Grand Lodge will ac-
company her.
Columbia Lodge will confer the first
degree Thursday evening on L. D. Pat
terSon, I. L. WhitehouSe. F. P. Moore,
jr.; Arch Mcdonald, L. NJ. Swingle and
H. o. Raup.
Covenant Lodge will confer the
initiatory degree on 20 candidates
April "a.
Canton Washington of the Pa
triarchs Militant is planning a mill
tary ball and dance in the temple
May II.
Sovereign Grand Sire William A. Pit
tenger was a guest at the meeting
OF Langdon Lodge at 2020 Rhode Is
land avenue northeast. Grand Master
James H. Solt. Grand Patriarch Mil
ton S. Fall, Deputy Grand Master Ros-
coe jenkins and Grand Representatives
w. w. MILAN, Wilfred E. Lawson and
Guy F. Glossbrenner we're present as
we'll as several other grand officers
| and members from other lodges of the
District and neighboring jurisdictions.
entertainment. with a musical novelty
by the Langdon Lodge Hill Billies fol-
lowed talks by Grand Sire Pittenger,
Grand Master Solt and Grand Repre-
sentative MILAN.
A committee of Federal City Lodge
and of other Odd Fellows organiza-
tlons are planning a testimonial to
be rendered to John H. Wood, who is
past grand master of the Grand
Lodge, past grand patriarch of the
Grand Encampment and also a past
grand representative to the sovereign
Grand Ladge. He was initiated into
the order on August 10, 1885. On
August l9 he will celebrate his 18th
birthday anniversary. The exercises
will be held May "a in the temple.
Rebekah League.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will hold
divine services at the l. o. o. F.
Home, 1898 N street. today from 4
to pm.
At the session of this lodge on
April the Rebekah degree was con-
ferred on George w. Ryan.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
JR. O. u. A. M.

A floor show and dance will be given
by the State Council and the D. of A,
in the Almas Temple, Thirteenth and
K streets, April 81.
H. r. Mousseau presided over the
last meeting of Liberty Bell Council.
The councillor welcomed the State
councillor, E. B. Pitts, and his staff
of State council officers. The min
strel troupe will have a show April 26
in the Congress Heights Church. Pic
lures were shown by Past State Coun-
cilor George Ackerman.
j. Morgan Read Council was off.
cially visited by State Councillor E. B.
Pitts.
Edward j. Ross Council met, with
Councillor Sidney Haas presiding.
A. r. Unger, Alden L. Howard and
LIE Roy w. Jenkins were elected to
membership. Past Councillor William
G. Ferber installed Elmer T. Childress
and Charles c. Read as chaplain and
inside sentinel, respectively. The coun-
Gil paid tribute to the late Eugene C.
Turnburke. Willis E. NOVEL; was re.
instated. Past Councillor Henry A,
Hennig reported on the District of
Columbia Public School Association. A
party for member whose BIRTHDAYS
come in April will be held April Is.
Star Spangled Banner Council met,
with Councillor w. D. McBee presiding.
The council adjourned early to attend
the State council visitation to j.
Morgan Read Council.
Benning Council met with Coun.
cilor w. Ketchum presiding. A. Smith,
M. Davis and w. Tallaperio were
obligated. A dance will be held May
4, in the Anacostia Temple. The
Boosters Club will attend j. Morgan
Read Council next Friday evening to
organize Uniform Rank team.
At the last meeting of Anacostia
Council, Councillor w. L. Wheeler pre-
sided. The honored guest was A. Glib
son Of Springfield, VT. Applications
for membership by F. Loeffler and
H. w. Bruce were received. An Illus
trated lecture on Alaska was given
by Rufus H. Sargent of the United
States Geological Survey.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
LEGION AUXILIARY
PLANNING DANCE
Sergt. Jasper Unit to Mark
Ninth Anniversary on
April 29.

The ninth birthday anniversary of
Sergt. Jasper Unit No. 13, District of
Columbia Department, American Le-
gion Auxiliary, will be observed April
20 with a dinner dance at the Cling
ham Club. Miss Clara Humphries is
general chairman, with Mrs. Ola D.
Lee chairman of entertainment.
Others on the general committee
are Mrs. Edythe M. O'Connor, Mrs.
Helen Ware, Mrs. Louise Goodacre,
Miss Margaret Hammer. Mrs. Muriel
White, Mrs. Ann McCallum, Miss Iva
Smaithers. Mrs. May Gardner and
Mrs. Marie Hulsart. Miss Clara
Humphries. Columbia 6337. and Mrs.
Lee. Emerson SOIL, are in charge of
tickets.
At the last meeting the unit in
dorsed Mrs. Goodacre for department
vice president and Mrs. Iva Smaithers
for department sergeant at arms on
the ticket of Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper
for department president.
Salon No. IA, La Boutique des Huit
Chapeaux ct Quarante Femmes. Eight
ct Forty, held meeting of the Re-
ception and Main Committee for the
May day dance at the Washington
Hotel last Monday evening, to be given
for child welfare work The dance
will be held May at the Washington
Hotel. The department president OF
the American Legion Auxiliary, Miss
Edna Mcintosh, will be a guest oi
honor.
There will be meeting of the Full
Committee tomorrow night at the
washington Hotel.
Partner Mamie Kehoe, co-chairman
of Child Welfare Service, is working
on plans to fill Is Easter baskets for
the children of needy veterans. The
names of these children will be OBJ
tanned from the American Legion
welfare officer, Miss Ann De Pryde
Assisting her will be Mary E. Kolhos
Lois McRea. Ada Murray, Eunice Cox
Anna Elliott, Bessie Stewart, Amy
Hammond and Freddy Delesdernier.
At the last meeting of James Reese
Europe Auxiliary, No. 5, the hostess
Mrs. Beatrice Hayden, presented a
program She gave a talk on the
proper display of the American flag
Other participants were Mrs. lola
Sewell, Mrs. Hattie Dandrige. Miss
Selma Taylor and Sergt. Hayes. retired
A citation from the National Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary was presented
by the Department President, Mrs
Edna Mcintosh, and was received by
Past President Rosie Thomas. The
Welfare Committee is making plans
for the Mothers day program, when
the subject for discussion will bt
Making Motherhood Safer
Mrs. Carrie johnson was appointed
chairman for the American Legior
Auxiliary Bulletin.
Mrs Margaret Kelson called a spe-
cial meeting for the distribution Of
material for the Memorial day pop
pies. Mrs Kelson and her committee
plan to make 1900 poppies. Mrs
Mamie Mccoy. chairman Of Activities
is planning card tournament.
The Department Auxiliary will hold
a dance and card party at the May
flower Hotel on May 4. Mrs. Edith
Landvoigt is general chairman. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Kate Mills,
Mrs. Gessford, Mrs. Helen McCabe,
Mrs. Louise Goodacre, Mrs. Sara
Sheedy. Mrs. Betty-Ann Bush, Mrs
Catherine Waters, Mrs. Grace Close,
Mrs. Margaret Carroll and Mrs. r. "
Walker. Miss Lillian Reagan is Sec
retary of the committee and depart
ment president, Miss M. Edna Nc
Intosh, member ex-oficio.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
RUSSELL TO ORDER
NJ. C. RESERVES OUT
Fifth Battalion Unit Faces Call
to Quantico on Au.
gust 4.

Brig. Gen. R. P. Williams, U. S. M.
c., officer in charge of the Marine
Corps Reserve, announced last week
it is the intention of Maj. Gen. Russell,
commandant, to order the Fifth Bat
talon, Fleet Marine Corps Reserve
to Is days active duty for training
August 4.
The battalion will proceed to Guam
tico by steamer and will, upon arrival
at Quantico, pitch camp, the entire Is
day training period to be under canvas
in the area previously occupied by the
Tenth Marine Artillery Regiment.
The Fifth Battanon's regular We'd
nesday evening drill has been can
celed for this week, Maj. Harvey L.
Miller, commanding the battalion, an
nounced yesterday. Instead the bat
talon, with the band, will form Sat-
urday at $3.50 pm. for review and in
spection.
There will be two more of these
Saturday afternoon formations before
camp, taking place May Is and July
Is.
Recruiting for the pre-camp year
Will be discontinued June 80, the rea-
son for this deadline being to dis
courage the enlistment of men at
tracted only by the Summer camp and
who do not intend to regularly attend
drills during the entire year.
There are vacancies in the battalion
band and in rifle companies A and B.
Melvin C. Hoover and George H.
Westby enlisted last week in Head
quarters Company. Mike Slovensky,
jr., enlisted in A Company; Frank S.
Mauck in B Company, William E.
Agate in c company, Irving Flick and
John R. Smith in D Company. James
M. Pomery and Samuel S. Almond in
E Company, Herman w. Meador and
Samuel NJ Snowden in G Company
Pvt. George Playfair. Company A,
was promoted to corporal. Pvt. Edgar
A. Miller, Company D, was promoted
to private first class.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
LOYAL Women of America.

Mrs. Edna Murry Holland, presi-
dent, announced the appointment Of
Mrs. Florence Hopes as instructress
and organizer, with Mrs. Ida Brown
in charge of the Southeast unit which
will hold meetings each Saturday at
Hine Junior High School at 10 am.
Mrs. Loretta Ford will be in charge
of Northeast unit which will meet
each Saturday at 2 pm. at 1889
Morse street northeast. The program
includes organizing additional units
in other sections of the city.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

All Legionnaires and their friends
are invited.
The post is planning barbecue to
be held in May at date to be an
nounced later.
Fort Stevens Post No 80. Executive
Committee will meet in the post hall,
BOG Kennedy street Thursday at $50
pm. Study of proposed constitution,
bylaws and uniform for the sons
squadron, permanent housing for the
post and finance will be discussed.
Albert Gaffney. a charter member,
cited for gallantry in action in France
in 1918, recently received the Silver
Star Medal awarded therefor.
John H. Frishett heads the COM
mittee arranging the Easter Monday
card party to be held IN Paul Junior
High School April %.
National Press Club Post will hold
a dinner meeting Tuesday at $50
o'clock at the National Press Club.
"The Public's Debt to the Soldiery''
was the subject of an address by Rep
resentative John r. Mitchell of Ten
nessee before Victory Post No. last
Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall. Past
Comdr Means, Adjt. Hollis and Com
rades Beale and Minter reported. on
the special convention last month.
Mr.. Beale offered a resolution. which
was adopted, to create committee to
carry on a campaign for Mr.. Means
as national commander. Mr.. Means
said, however, he did not aspire to the
Office.
Past Comdr Browning spoke in the
progress made by the Nye Committee
of the Senate in the munitions in
vestigation.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Woman's Benefit Association.

Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney, president
OF Columbia Review, was chosen to
represent the District of Columbia at
the supreme convention in Cleveland,
Ohio, the week of July Is at the con-
vention held at the Arlington Hotel
last Monday. Mrs. Lulu S. Hammond
was elected alternate. The Junior
Band made its initial appearance in
the uniforms they will wear in the
parade at Cleveland.
Victory Review will meet in the club
rooms tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Woodmen Circles.

Morris Sheppard Grove met Thurs
Gay night at 935 G place with Guard
ian Catherine Shughrue presiding
State Manager Rosa L. Canada, from
Baltimore, Md. was present Six adult
and four junior applications were ac-
cepted. A group of members will at
tend the meeting of Forestville, Md,
tomorrow.
Willow Grove will meet May at
e35 G place. A surprise meeting Is
being planned and all the circles are
invited.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Protected Home Circle.

The local circles held Joint vista
tion of the grand officers March rs at
Pythian Temple.
Gardenia Circle will meet April 10
at Y. w. c. A., 614 E street.
National Circle is sponsoring bin
20 party for the grand circle April a
At Z Fourth street northeast.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Local Legionnaire Winner
In Membership Contest
National Award to Be Granted Charles c. Ailes
$4,000 Paid-Up Cards Received by
Indianapolis Headquarters.
Meetings This Week.

Monday Quentin Roosevelt
Post, No. II, Potomac Boat Club,
$50 pm.
Tuesday-V;ncent B. Costello
Post. No. Is. Musicians Hall, 1l05
Sixteenth street. pm. Second
Division Post, No. %, New Co
lonial Hotel, Fifteenth and M
streets, 8 pm. Bunker Hill Post,
No. 81. 36l6 Thirteenth street
northeast, 8 pm. Columbia
Post. No. "a, Odd Fellows Tenn
ple, 4l9 Seventh street, 8 pm.
Wednesday - Stanley Church
Depue Post, No. 80, Plaza Hotel.
8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Guard Dedicates New
Camp Simms Buildings
Federal and District Officials and Other Friends
of Militia Attend House Warming at
Rifle Range.

Gingrich has been ordered promoted
to sergeant in the same command.
The promotion OF Pvt. George z.
Vadney to corporal in Battery A has
been announced by the Artillery unit
headquarters.
Upon the recommendation Of the
company commander Corpl. Richard
B. Tyler has been ordered reduced
to private in Company D, l2lst En-
gineers, and Pvt. First Glass; An
drew M. Carey has been ordered pro-
NOTED to fill the vacancy.
Pvt. Frank G. Mackenzie has been
ordered transferred in the same grade
from Company A, 12lst Engineers,
to the Medical Department Detach-
ment, 12lst Engineers.
The following enlisted men, now
assigned to the Headquarters and
Service Company, 121st Engineers,
have been ordered transferred from
the inactive to the active list of that
unit:
Pvts. Charles w. stringfellow and
Joseph Wolfe.
Pvt. Woodrow w. Kirksey has been
ordered transferred from the active
list of the Headquarters Detachment,
Special Troops, 29th Division, and
assigned to the inactive list of the
Headquarters Detachment, 29th Di-
vision, on account Of business inter-
ference with the performance of mill
tary duty.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
NEVADANS TO GET
HON0RS OF V.F::W.
McCarran and Scrugham to
Be Made Members To.
morrow.
Meetings This Week.

Tuesdays pm, Military
Order of the Cootie, 935 G place.
Wednesdays pm, McKim-
mie- -Catterton Police-Fire Post,
No. 2,979, National Guard Arm
ory. Overseas Military Band.
Drum and Bugle Corps, National
Guard Armory.
Thursday-8:15 pm. Equality
Walter Reed Post, No. 284, lecture,
"Jivaro Indians, Head Hunters,
of Eastern Ecuador" at Strong
John Thompson School, Twelfth
and L streets.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

Gingrich has been ordered promoted
to sergeant in the same command.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Susan B. Anthony Forum will

The W0men's Auxiliary Of the ID. c.
Osteopathic Association will meet
Tuesday at Golfers Inn, 1907 Colum-
bia road at 1890. The officers re-
Gently elected are: President. DR.. Lulu
l. Waters; vice president. DR.. Mary
Downs; secretary ry-treasurer, Mrs.
George Maxfield.