Evening star., 1935-07-28

Edward K. Inman, commander Of
the Department of the District Of Col
umbia, Veterans of Foreign Wars, ap-
pointed members of his official staff
last week.
They follow: Department adjutant.
Arthur c. Fowle. commander OF
Equality Walter Reed Post; chief of
staff. Col Harry Coope. past COM
mander of National Capital Post;
deputy chief of staff. John F. .Nolte,
commander of McKimmie- -Catterton
Police-Fire Post; aides to the depart
ment commander, Charles B. Jen-
nings. past department commander
and past commander of Front Line
Post; Harry E. Shilling, past COM
mander Of Columbia Post, and Dr.
Herbert J. Bryson of Front Line Post;
inspector. Clarence Collett of Defense
Post; deputy inspector, Tony j. Sloss
Of Follow Me Post; deputy judge ad
vocate, j. j. Keenan, of Washington
Post; patriotic instructor. Edward B.
McDade of Follow Me Post: historian,
John H. Frishett of Internal Revenue
Post; relief officer, Oscar G. Hollings-
worth, past department commander
and past commander of National Cap
ital Post; employment officer, Oscar
G. Jones of Equality-Walt Reed
Post; musician, Frank Topash of
Front Line Post; bugler. William
Joyce of Defense Post; color sergeants,
Christian Scheible of National Cap
ital Post, and William /. Snyder of
Equality-Walter Reed Post; color
guards, Rudolph Albrecht and William
J. Keefe, both of Front Line Post; ser
geant at arms, Frank r. Heise, past
commander of Potomac and Defense
Posts.
Department Commander Inman has
announced mimeographed copies Of
the complete roster of staff officers
and constituted committees will be
published and available for distribu-
ton at the council meeting August S.
Follow-Me Post met last Tuesday
night at Musicians Hall, with Comdr.
Sigmund Milbrandt presiding. Com
rade McDad, chairman of the Re-
cruiting Committee, reported the
membership has been doubled as q
result of the recent drive. Those OBJ
ligated at the meeting were Joseph
Ginalle, John T. Lindgren, jeremiah
O'Brien, George F. Steibel, William
o. Skees and A. F. Bruffy.
T. J. Sloss, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee. announced
this post and Federal Post have char
tered the steamer Potomac for
moonlight trip next Saturday. The
steamer will leave at 8:45 pm.
At the next meeting social will be
held.
Department Comdr. Inman has ad-
dressed communications to the COM
manders of all posts, as well as to
his official staff officers, requesting
participation in the encampment
parade of the American Legion on
August 8. The parade will assemble
at tbs pm. in the triangle area of
Pennsylvania avenue. Details re-
garding the participation Of the v. F.
w. will be considered at the coun-
Gil meeting August S.
Washington Post friends met last
Monday evening in their club rooms
at Dubby's Sea Grill. with Comdr.
Walter P. Boehm presiding Out of
courtesy to a large group Of visitors
from Internal Revenue Post, No. 1854,
Comdr. Boehm and his staff officers
relinuuished their chairs to Comdr.
r. H. Jamison and his staff. Ac-
companying Comdr Jamison were De-
partment Senior Vice Comdr. Stanley
D. Harman, Past Department Chief OF
Staff William E. Marshall and the
following officers of Internal Revenue
Post: Senior Vice Comdr. Earle, Junior
Vice Comdr. Henry, Chaplain Walker.
Quartermaster Moore and Oficer OF
the Day Kay. Department Comdr.
Inman was an honored guest.
Pasauale Cestons and Frank Sta
Piles were elected to membership and
Fred M. Mcneil was obligated. Advo-
cate John J. Keehan was appointed
chairman of the Bylaws Committee,
Vice D. K. McConville resigned.
A special meeting of the post was
held in the club rooms last Friday
evening to consider q revision of the
bylaws. Fred w. Wacker was elected
trustee for the 18-month term. Comdr.
Boehm and william A. Skeen were
elected delegates to the National
". r. W. Encampment ct New Or
Leans, with Senior Vice Comdr. I. @.