Evening star., 1935-09-15

setts avenue, to raise money for some
Of the ideas this unit hopes to carry
out
participate in the activities Of the
convention.
Among the delegates and alternates
to the St. Louis convention Is one vet
eran who was secretary and a member
of the first delegation OF World War
veterans attending the caucus held at
st. Louis May $40, 1919. when the
American Legion was formally Or
eanized. He is Past Comdr. Howard
S. Fisk of George Washington Post.
He served as department adjutant for
six terms.
Post Comdr. Howard E. Snyder will
head the post in the Constitution day
parade Tuesday night.
Government Printing once Post
No. 80 met Monday evening and NOM
mated the following for Offices: For
commander, Senior Vice Comdr.
George w. Johns, Edward r. Dixon.
Finance Officer Roy S. Musick, Her
bert Teed and George A. E. Pend r-
CAST; for senior vice commander.
Junior Vice Comdr. Massie w. Blank
inship; for Junior vice commander,
Otto Wolfe; finance officer, r. E.
Brooks; chaplain, l.. C. Vogts and Ed
ward E. O'Donnell; sergeant at arms.
Arthur Greer, Morris Goodsaid and
A. C. Dickinson: assistant sergeant at
arms, Pete Stretz: Executive Commit
tee members -four to be elected),
w. E. Warriner, Clause z. Gathgens,
Peter j. Battley, Alex Weinberg, Jo-
seph w. Brand. Roger Keyes, Howard
Crowley, Lawrence Trumbull, Samuel
Loewy, Genevieve Sparshott, E. B.
Layne, Albert Smith. T. c. Chapman
and r. A. Ames. Election will be held
October IA.
George Royal, department athletic
offlcer, spoke on the forming of bowl
ing leagues in the post.
Homer Smith. Honolulu Post No. |,
Department of Hawaii, was a guest.
Quentin Roosevelt Post No. II will
meet tomorrow night at the Potomac
Boat Club to elect officers. Louis ALL
wine has arranged to serve refresh
ments.
An executive committee meeting OF
Stanley Church Depue Post, No. 80.
last Monday night at the home of
Frank Greer. junior vice commander,
was followed by buffet supper.
Comdr. Ray L. Zwinglas announc-
ed arrangements completed for the
post dance at the National Press
Club on November Is. Those in
charge of the arrangements are:
Chairman, Frank Greer; distinguish
ed guests. Ray L. zwinglas, Barnard
E. Bee; decorations. Michael Finan,
Jacob Schaehic: tickets. George p.
Lucas, Edison Counts: music, WILDER
c. Byrd, Perry House; entertain
ment, Lieut.. Sidney BaSsler and
Ralph Kelly.
The new post flag will be presented
to the post at the october meeting by
Mrs. Liedy S. Depue. mother Of STAN
ley Depue, whom the post Is COM
memorating. Lieut.. Sidney Bassler
was instructed to draft resolution
concerning the proper maintenance of
the Artillery gun, which fired the
first American shot in the World
War. and is at present located for
exhibition purposes in the open near
Smithsonian Institution.
Adjt. J. Paul Duke requests men,
bers TO participate In the Constitu-
ton parade.
A post meeting will be held We'd
nesday night at the Hayloft.
Stuart walcott Post. No. 10. will
meet tomorrow at pm. at the
Jewish Community Center. Comdr.
Samuel Ross will preside. Arch Nc
Donald, sports announcer. WJSV, will
be principal speaker Of the evening.
Election and installation of officers
will be held. Installation will be
conducted by Department Comdr.
Joseph J. Mallory.
Nomination Of the following were
made at the August meeting, but fur
ther nomination may be made at the
coming meeting: For commander,
William w. Watt and Nathan Silver
berg; senior vice commander, Ira D.
Scott; junior vice commander. EN-
NETT r. Carroll; judge advocate,
Albert Grobstein: quartermaster, Leo
F. Wise; historian. Vernon s. Aud;
sergeant at arms, Walter H. Schmidt;
master at arms. Allen M. Ergood;
chaplain, DR.. Charles e. Ralph;
surgeon, DIR. Ray r. JGuynn, ana
trustee, Samuel Rose.
The annual election Of oficers by
the James Reese Europe Post, No. B,
was held Tuesday night, as follows:
Clifton C. Anderson. elected as COM
mander to succeed himself; Comrade
Haley, senior vice commander. elected
to succeed himself; Albert L. Dunlap,
junior vice commander; ]. Hall. chap
lain, elected to succeed himself; STAN
ley Howard. sergeant at arms; j. e.
Lockwood, master of arms; j. Ferrell,
senior color bearer; Oliver Kenny,
junior color bearer. Executive Com
mittee elected were as follows: Past
Comdrs. Alexander Mann. George
Rycrav, Early Pearson, John r. An
derson, Mckenzie and Harry VII.
son, Harvey Bean, Robert p. Rhea,
c. q. shger, David Weaver. Percy
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