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Spanish War Veterons.

The Gen, Nelson Il. Nti6S Auxiliary
met June ~; With Ma AaicG II H,,ych
presiding. Tfe department. ureSidsnt
Kathryn Lynch, was welcomed tDele-
gates and Aiternates ID the national
convention In Portland. Greg, were
elected al follows: Delegates, Alice
Huyack and Emma Barker; alternates.
Anna Palmer and Catherine Colt
Mrs. Lottie Twiner was initiated.
At the last meeting of the Admiral
George Dewey Naval Auxiliary Miss
Lola Schilasky was initiated. There
Will be no meeting on July 1. The
auxiliary will participate in the cele-
bration on the Monument Grounds
Astor Auxiliary will meet at e21
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. on TUESDAY,
evening, July S, followed by a meas
uring party.
Capital City Fort, Daughters of '98.
met with the Misses Helen and Mar
)orie Grissam at their suburban home
In Capitol Heights on June 26.
On June ~ the Past Auxiliary Pres
idents' Club was entertained at the
home Of the president, Mrs. Ella Ford
Dinner was served. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Doris Watkins and
Mrs. Margaret Binnix.
Luzon Swamp, Military Order of the
Lizards. will meet at Pythian Temple
July at 8 pm. The gila monster,
Esthrer Erhardt, will preside. Mrs.
Mary shomette and Mrs. Annie Stirk
Will act as hostesses.
Washington Police and Fire Unit
viii meet Friday evening at the
Y. w. G. A., 614 E street NV. The
unit will elect eight delegates and
eight alternates at the department
convention during the meeting. There
viii be class initiation composed of
so new members conducted by Mrs.
Ola D. Lee. president.
A buffet party will be under the
direction Of Mrs. Margaret Carroll.
membership chairman, in honor of
the new members.
Election Of new officers will also
take place. They will be installed
in October.
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Forty and EIGHT.

Grand G84apeAux Russell Rafferty,
and Thdkds Roystpn v6ll bear colors
'of Grand vsalre. No. ia, in Wash-
ingtons Jasy Z celebration tomorrow.
Arrangements are being made to en-
tertain at Glendale Sanitarium this
month. Two patients there will be
sponsored by the Voiture.
Being groomed for the July rs ini-
tiatory wreck" and their posts are:
William J. Brandon. Columbia; Thomas
F. Campbell, Internal Revenue; Oscar
J. Carrico. Fort Stevens: Guy N. Dod-
son, Bunker Hill; Mark Droughman,
Sergt. Jasper; David L. Gilsinn, Nc
Alexander; Thomas J. Haley, Nash;
Henry F. Hodges, McAlexander; j;
Charles Koenig. sergt. Jasper; George
D. Kuhnel, Lincoln; Mark Little,
Sergt Jasper: Daniel A. Mahoney, G..
F. O.; Lewis A. McRae, 2nd Division;
Fred A. Minnigh, G. p. O.: John F..
Nolan. Quentin Roosevelt; George L.
Norton. Fort Stevens: Dennis J. Reilly.
Sergt. Jasper; Denvil A. Right, Nash,
and Arthur L. Thomas, 2nd Division
The Grand Cheminot will meet at
the Portner Apartments on July Is.
Grand Chef de Care John Emil Nc
cabe presiding.
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Eight and Forty

District Of Columbia Salon No. IA,
La Boutique des HUT Chapeau ct
Quarante Femmes, met at the WASH
ngton Hotel with lie Chapeau De-
partemental Helen M. McCabe pre-
siding.
The salon will assist the Forty and
Eight in presenting party at Glenn
Dale Hospital for tubercular children
this month. Regular Sunday visits are
made to the hospital by the Big Sisters,
who have adopted 10 children to keep
In clothing and toys.
A basket picnic will be held at Rock
Greek Park July .. 1T 2 pm. All hav-
ing cars will arrange for Transports
ton OF members. Cars will meet buses
at the entrance OF Rock Creek Park at
sixteenth and Kennedy streets. be-
tween 2 and 3 pm, for transportation
to the California Cabin.
The next salon meeting will be July
20, ut the Washington Hotel.
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Purple Hearts

At their annual convention last
week. the Military Order of the Purple
Heart elected the following officers:
commander, Lee M. Cohn;
department senior vice commander,
Frank W. Long; department junior
vice commander. Jacob Tauber; adju-
ant-treasurer, Wilbur E. Dove; chap
lain. Phineas Towne; historian, D.
Massaro; Judge advocate, Robert M.
Forkish; sergeant at arms. Simon
Berger; welfare ofncer, I. kaufman;
council member, r. w. Pinto and
national executiveman, Lloyd f. Henry,
Victor Hunt Harding Of California
and National Junior Vice Comdr. Her
bert A. Church Of District Of Colum-
bia, who also installed the new officers.
made addresses.
The national convention will be held
In st. Paul, Mimi, August 4, s, 8 and Z.
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Daughters Of America

State Councillor Viola Henely and
her staff Of State and national officers,
color bearers and members of the
various councils will participate in the
patriotic service and massing of the
colors today at pm, Washington
CATHEDRAL.
Beginning July Z, Liberty Council
will hereafter meet the first and third
Thursday evenings in the Northeast
Masonic Temple
There will be no meeting Of John L.
Burnett Council tomorrow night. The
next meeting will be held July 18.
Golden Rule Council was presided
over by Councillor Lucille Austin, who
announced installation of officers on
July 8. Miss Elsie CLANCY was initi-
ated.
Pride of Washington Council was
called to order by Mrs. Ola Compton.
Installation ceremonies will feature
meeting on July IA. Mrs. Madeline
Lowery, who was chosen as the asso-
ciate vice councillor, will also be in
stalled along with other line officers.
The annual excursion Is August 3 at
Marshall Hall.
Esther Council was presided over by
Mrs. Laura Caldwell, councillor, who
announced installation of officers on
July Is. The council also plans to
entertain Deputy Maude A. Wine on
July u. Mrs. Mamie Walker resigned
from truSteeShin She is Succeefied nv
Junior Past Councillor Ruth Strother.
Virginia Dare Council At regular
meeting June % initiated two appli-
cants to membership. Mrs. Mable
Downing, grand instructress, assisted
at the piano. On July 13 there will
be bingo game. Also the installa-
ton Of oncers.
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Sons ond Daughters
Of Liberty

Monroe Council was presided over
by the councillor. Mrs. Ethel v. Fowler.
The next meeting will be Tuesday
night at 7 Fourth street NE, when
Mrs. Hattie Shumate will install the
new officers.
Potomac Council was called to order
by Councillor Howard Williams. The
Social Club instituted was headed by
Mrs. Marion Petit State Councillor
Mrs. Ethel G. Thorpe was the guest
OF honor. The next meeting will be
Wednesday night at s35 G place NV,
when Mrs. Una Dorsey will install the
new officers
Justice Council was called to order
by Councillor Mrs. Mable Sudworth
State Chairlady Mrs. Mary e. Risler
announced the annual outing down
the Potomac on July 20. State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd
spoke. The next meeting will be
Thursday night, when Mrs. Ogden
will install the new officers.
Valley Forge Council was presided
over by Councillor Harvey w. Payne.
The next meeting will be Friday night
At 808 I street NV. when Mrs. Marion
Petit will install the new officers.
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B. P. o. EIks

Edwin 8. Fuller, executive director
OF the Selective Membership Campaign
Committee, has designated the classes
to be initiated as follows: Young mems
class, business mems class, Govern
ment employees class. professional
class, anniversary class and past ex-
alted rulers class. This campaign is
to bring new members into theslodee..
Mr.. Puller has set October IL a. the
initiation date for the first class.
The Grand Lodge Convention will
be held at Atlantic City the week of
July 10. Washington Lodge will be
represented by . delegation headed by
the Washington Elks' Boys Band.
The Delaware, Maryland. District
Of Columbia State Association Con-
vention will be held at Hagerstown,
Md, August 7. ., . and 10. Omcers
viii Be elected. 4
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GUARD TO STUDY
WAR ASSEMBLY 4
Problems Worked Out to
Avoid Delay in Time
. otEmergency. !

War mobilization plans have been
made the subject Of special study
during the last few months by ofd.;
GERS Of the National Guard units
here and throughout the country. The
studies have been made in ciasses OF
instruction rather than the actuAi
movement of troops, but 1t Is the de-
sire of the Army officials to acquaint
the Guardsmen with some Of the prob
lens with which they might be faced
and instruct them In the best meth
ods Of handling them at thestime of
mobElisetioa. to the end that There will
not BE any Of the hitchea cs delays
which confronted the military au-
tQhorittss 1t the time OF the world War
assembly Of troops.
Ths Goth National Guard Division.
Nhieh u b0nposed Of tl1e ylaaH of this
srity. the sAto of MAtytl and vir-
sinis and pottion Of fE3ylvania,
s1has Just comr1eted III AlH exercises,
(which. have Ntoufit foft6. favorable
soomment ist1n the eomliqaaing gen.
eral q the sd Army CuiD of which
thesS nits are alsc h e4yE, That the
ot1ear the militia t at their
tAAkG a1l Aba& Rerest was
evidedtt : piae4 a letter
fFom the scetE s hand,
Msaid that the odtsIA aing feature
Of he utan exercise So The compre-
hensaye Sfasp Of the Eation which
was eyinced by the N5hmanders Of
the large units and M whole hearted
and edeetaye sup90lH they received
from their subot<i1hatss. stan and line,
in carrying out Is task superimposed
on the normal work prescribed for the
indoor training season He said that
the sensasDf duty which carried them
on was ssneouraging and that the
understxhdin& by the 0ss4fd ofncefs
6f the necessity which actuGted the
corp area Aiisnor1tses to initiate the
exercise xs extremely gratifying.
It 81 df the purposes Of the in
st1hctfdnr and the resultant tests to oil
up the military marine - that it will
function to the utmost when the na-
tional emergency arises. with q view
!. to putting the troops into the concen-
tfation centerx rs quickly as possible,
which of course means that the sup
plies necessary to support them must
also arrive almost at the same time.
The instruction and tests are to be
in several phases. it was explained,
and the officers will be expected to
carry them out in addition to their
normal training work. OF course,
some Of the problems developed dur
ing the winter on paper will be tried
out during the mobilization Of the
troops for their annual summer field
training, and any bitches found then
can be made the subject Of dis
cussion by the officers during the later
armory studies which will be carried
out on their return from the camps.
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Jobs DAUGHTERS.

Bethel No. 8 on June IS initiated
Jane Kester, Nancy Ould, Zulim Diehl,
Betty Ubank, Phyllis Payne, Sue
Spearman and received its charter.
This was presented by Mrs. Teachum
at the request of Mrs. Wallace. The
charter case was given by Mr., Carl
OF Clarendon, Va, and the bethel
colors given by Bethel No. This
bethel is sponsored by George w.
Whiting and Potomse Masonic Lodges.
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DISTRICT V.F.W.
CHIEF INSTALLED
Belt and Other Officers
Inducted-CounciI Members
4.
Are Announced.
Meetings This Week.

Tuesday - Follow Me Post.
Northeast Masonic Temple; Mill
tary Order Of the Cootie, 935 g
place NV.
Wednesday-Council of Admin
istration, 100 l. street NV.
Thursday-H. L. Edmons Post,
Hamilton Hotel. .
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Meetings This Week.

Today-American Legion par
ticipation in religious services
under auspices of Disabled AM
erican Veterans, Mount st. AL
bans Cathedral. 4 pm. :.
Tuesday-Fort Stevens Post
Drum and Bugle Corps, Roose-
welt High School, 8 pm; George
Washington Post, Admiral Club.
8p.m.; I'd Division Post, New Co..
lonial Hotel, 8 PM; Cooley.
Mccullough Post, 8 pm. &
Wednesday-Sergt. Jasper Post.
Pythian Temple. 8 pm; Colun-
bia Post, 10l5 L street NV.
pm. g.
Thursday-Jane A. Delano Posf.
Nurses Registry, 8 pm: st,
Stevens Post, Stansbury Lodae
Hall. 8 pm. +,
Friday-Sons Of Legion Drum
and Bugle Corps, National Guard
Armory, 6 pm.
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lax, chief Of staff: Dorothy Lohman,
secretary; Eola Wright, assistant Sec
retary; Ethel Fowler. assistant con-
ductress; Charlotte Strathern, assist
ant guard; Margaret Drake, Thelma
Hershberger, Lillian Bridges, Rose
Spence, color bearers; Sarah Johns,
nag bearer; Dorothy Fiste, banner
bearer; Ethel Orme, historian; Esther
Mcdowell, patriotic instructress; Sadie
Ward, musician; Pearl Lpscomb, as
sistant musician; Josephine Wright,
assistant color bearer, and Ruth Bren-
ner. assistant color bearer.
Ratified council members are Cath
crime Lawson. National Capital; Flor
ence Armstrong, Equality Walter Reed !:
Ida Howell, Federal; Catherine Uh-
lark, Potomac; Louise Downs, Follow
Me; Mary Weatheral, Police-Fire;
Ethel Ridgeway, Treasury, and Helen
Phillips, Defense.
A department meeting will be held
at the Thomas Circle Club, July ~,
8pm. .-
Defense Auxiliary participated in the
encampment parade and was awarded
. silver plate. The prettiest noat was
won by q Defense Auxiliary member,
Lola Heise, who was also awarded .
silver plate.
A prize was given by the department
membership chairman, Maybelle Buck
ingham, to the individual bringing in
the most new members during the
membership drive and this was won
by Edith H. Whitcraft, department
president.
Delegates and alternates to the na-
tional encampment are Beth johnson,
president, and Mary Obey. delegates;
Helen Phillips and Lola Heise, alter
mates.
President Beth johnson has called
Z meeting for July 20. at 2020 Rhode
Island 1tenus NE, . pm.
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Third Division

A large delegation Of Washington
members Of the 3rd Division Society
will attend the annual reunion to be
held at Atlantic City, July Z, 8 and o.
Sam Baumgarten, 1342 H street NE,
Is chairman Of the local delegation
and would like to hear from all Marne-
men who will make the trip.
Word has been received here that
Nal. Gen. Fred w. Sladen, Maj. Gen.
w. c. Rives, both retired, and Col.
Edmund L. DAILY, president Of the
society, will be in attendance.
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D. C. Engineers Will Spend
Three Days in Camp Here
Training Plans Are Changed to
Instruct Troops in Details of
Mobilization Plans IL, Emergency.

With the period for starting the
annual field camps Of instruction ap-
preaching rapidly. the District Ma
tional Guard is being smothered IN
the multitudinous details which must
be arranged to assure that the citizen
soldiers will have everything they
need In the performance Of this
training duty. Vehicles and equip
ment will be moved this year from
the Maryland National Guard camp
at Camp Albert c. Richie, Cascade,
Md, to be used In the camp of the
29th National Guard Division In the
shenandoah Valley.
Last-minute changes are being
made in some of the campaign plans,
the most drastic being that which was
ordered last week in those previously
arranged for the 12lst Regiment Of
Engineers, commanded by Col. John
w. Oehmann. It Is . drastic de-
parture from all prior arrangements
for such camps and, 1t was explained
Is intended to give the troops the
training In mobilization, following
the very same system which they
would take In the event that they
are ever called into active service.
Heretofore it has been the practice
to send the troops directly from the
armory for their permanent field camp
for two weeks. Even q departure
from this had been planned for that
this year. 1t was that the troops
would proceed to Camp Ritchie and
would spend the last three days Of
the training period In . road march
home. going by way of Virginia. Under
the new plan 1t u not known whether
this feature can Be carried But. It
was designed y beach the troops
some Of the Msthods q "iioying tn
the field winch wDuid hs 'Sxpscted Of
them In tinfs Of wAfs and<it vas to
,be Gtvsn after they ~ s1ent II
dt,R tn Asssende detyoine ksdening
rfsNa which would fitt TOR this
dry. / fss
= TIE new orders yeuyide - when
the srganisation u rs
armery on July 81, n. ill I'D to
S~aAP 0toAA0Ar 1vxkHUx4B sA4y9X014,
d. c., wheEs u M fsk1ishs s .camp
to remain uht1 august :. btx1ng
this period 4 viii % through ar the
ucHons that it Will follow ins the
event of national mobilixatfoo.
Heretofore this feature of ttas train
ing has been aatafpsed, but It hss been
desided ~ give r nzxtrhaad ID the
trooHD fA6 JaAr.,ss - ~ -
AsA1d NJ tasst ressssi p a camp
heys Two tSs tbsn3 x3n pAck
81 sls il, seir sr
IT. u e. ded TO
allH IN thsfhf 1e iofa & bver-
lk66 hod1e e asif10a n
90 TAR q 1her liz fou, mad In
dic2te, this .Ri3y Se the - nnit
whaeh VII hi Slkfe I'D n tk e3ible
I! :! )
~ "a so g fntS
ths mr. & lsta bishine it nrst
cs q 3 sutit % 8 Nc dyanos
de1 IT'D Adslit Is
anu slmp. M for
this some of the motor
equip Ah neld luggage will be
borro1 e46hrylan4 and this will
be brdi fsn Camp Ritchie.
While n6f camp win be estab-
lished near Stephens City, It was
indicat MT there VA mo de1inite
way Of n.ng At th.s time where
the trod be on the week end
in the As{41@tf the camp period, 50
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Second Division.

District Of Columbia branch will
NEST at the Colonial Hotel July 8. at
Sis pm. 1t. Tom Mason, department
commander Of the American Legion,
viii speak.
Members who contemplate driving
TO the national convention in Chi
cago and who have vacancies In their
cars please notify President Kaufman
not later than July II. Is it i expected
= large delegation will leave the Dis.
act on ths morning a July Ia 4
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W. C. T. u. News.

The Mary Pollock Union met at
the home Of Mrs. Marguerite l..
Prohaska, 2505 Park place Sc, June
20 and was opened by prayer. Forty
dollars was voted to be paid to the
education fund of the District w.
c. T. U.
The meeting adjourned until Sep
tember.
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tAlHt tLlcH ITlcnoS ana relatives may
come to see them. It depends entirely
ON the progress Of the war problem
which the Goth Division headquarters
omcers, together with the supporting
troops, work out.
The schedule provides that July 1s.
10 and 20 will be spent in terrain ex-
ercises. when the divisional officers
will 60 over the ground with the prob
lem, but without the troops. On July
FL and ~ there will be camp and post
exercises which will bring into service
all Of the troops in the camp. for the
purpose Of establishing communica-
tons necessary for the transmission
OF messages and orders incidental to
the campaign" runner service and
Signal Corps operations. On July u,
- and 10 there will be further terrain
exercises, followed on the last date by
. general critique Of the work of the
camp.
MAJ. William T. Roy will command
the divisional special troops, with
Capt. Cooper B. Rhodes in command
OF the Headquarters Company, 29th
Division. The 29th Division Military
Police Company will be commanded
by First 1t. Donald A. Dalk; the
Medical Department Detachment by
Capt. Robert M. Bolton; Capt. Hugh
Everett, jr. adjutant Of the special
troops; First 1t. Elmer w. Humphrey,
supply omcer; Capt L. M Philhower,
the 29th Division Signal Company.
and the Headquarters Company, 9Ist
Infantry Brigade. Capt. Rice w. Levi.
The 9lst Infantry Brigade Headquar-
ters, from Virginia, will be headed BY
Brig. Gen. 8. Gardiner Waller.
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, COM
manding the local Guard, is expected
to visit the camp and to participate
with the officers there in some of the
problems. in view of the fact that
the local brigade is q part of the
division and would be expected to
work with 1t in . campaign.
9 Units will participate in the Inde-
pendence Day exercises tomorrow.
Col. Walter W. Burns, commanding
the 260th Coast Artillery, has in
structed his units to furnish the fol-
lowing personnel for duty at the
Monument Grounds: Batteries A. 3
ana G will furnish one officer and 13
e1hsted men each: Battery D will
fNrnish Is enlisted men; Battery E
! ofdcer and IL enlisted men and
Battery r Il enlisted men.
Col. QnNAnn. has Issued instruc-
tions t sneineer units As follows:
A det4 stvo color sergeants and
four AxM1d privates from the Head
quarter md Service Company will
be 'fnHished. NE 1st and I'd Bat
taltons q this regiment have been
9sdered u duty
brpl. Kenneth r. Monroe has been
pronoted to syeant in the Head
quarte5 COMPANY. 1o4th Quarter
master RsstmJhs. Pvt. David L.
Greensp& Mas besn transferred from
Battery BVo Battery A. 2eoth Coast
Artillery.
{, The following promotions = have
1een ordered in Battery. B, 16oth
Cost ARTILLERY; CorpI. Don p. Nc.
400 70 b, sergeant and Pvt. (First
0ass> e Eov Jei,sen to Be- corporal.
PIT. Lawrence ". Natson, Head
quarters Detachment, 10th Division.
and Pvt. August W. Ludwig. Battery
A. 1s0th Coast Artillery. have been
placed on the active lists. Pvt. John
=. Furrowes. headquarters Detach-
me4 18th Division. has been placed
on II inactive lit because Of busi-
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ported the first half OF the junior base
ball schedule had been COMPLETED
ending in a tie between Sergt. JASPER
Police and Nash Posts. The playof1
will take place at night in the next
few days at Grifith Stadium. The
star game between the champion team
Of Maryland and a picked team from
this department will be July 30 at
the stadium.
Paul McGahan, chairman of the
Trophies and Awards Committee, re-
quested that all nominations for the
yearly Watson B. Miller award, to the
outstanding Legionnaire in this de-
partment, be made not later than
July Is.
present medal to the winning corpo-
raj of the 5th Battalion of the Marine
Reserves when they go to camp this
summer.
Sergt. Jasper Post will meet We'd
nesday evening at Pythian Temple to
elect delegates and alternates to the
department convention next month
and will instruct its delegates to vote
for Joseph J. Malloy, member of the
post, for the Office of national execu-
tive committeeman. Mr.. Malloy has
held this office for the last two years.
Cooley Mccullough Post and the
newly formed unit gave the last en-
tertaipment of the season at the WAL
ter Reed Hospital. Mrs. Mabel Shac-
kleford, director of the Red Cross
at Walter Reed Hospital, thanked
Charles Kohen for his personal in
terest in the disabled veterans of the
local hospitals fors the last 18 years
Fifty entertainers, directed by Syl-
via Kaplowitz, gave performance
Ice cream and cake were served by
the women's auxiliary
Americanism Officer Kohen presided
at the Abbott Vocational School
where the post presented two citations
and medals of award for the outstand-
ing students of the school which were
won by Paul Bunyea and James Bar
rows. Harry B. Fleharty. Special As
sistant to the Attorney General, spoke
on "Americanism"
The post will meet July at 8 pm.
to elect delegates and alternates to the
department convention in August.
Comdr. AL Sugrue will preside.
United States Treasury Post is
sponsoring five boys in the Soap Box
Derby. Alex Stern, chairman, was in
structed to select one underprivileged
boy and picked Paul Beavers Of the
Good Samaritan's Home.
The next meeting will be held at
1903 Fourteenth street NV. on July
IL, when delegates and alternates will
be elected to the department conven-
ton.
Election Of delegates and alternates
to the department convention will be
held Tuesday night by George Wash
ington Post at the Club Admiral
Comdr. John F. Dull will preside.
Department of Labor Post will meet
Tuesday at 445 pm. for election of
delegates to the department conven-
ton. A boat ride is contemplated in
the very near future.
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Study Fish Movements.

To study their movements, all the
fish in Lake Constance In Switzerland
viii b numbered with Q red eelluloid
plAts ! estensd 10 . OIL.
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'Cramming' Marathon Held.

A "cramming" marathon in Perth.
Australia, was won by ]. Lord, uni.
versity student. who studied for 3S
hours - minutes nonstop. 4
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Department of Labor Post will meet
Tuesday at 4:45 pm. for election of
delegates to the department conven-
ton. A boat ride is contemplated in
the very near future.
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At the department Executive Com
mittee meeting last week o. c. Halo
ran, chairman Of the Americanism
Commission, reported 81 school medal
awards had been made by the Legion.
He announced July will be the final
radio citizenship program.
Athletic Omeera George Royal ~