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Evening star., 1939-09-24
Rebekoh LODGES

Rebekah lodges in the District
have resumed meetings. Esther
Lodge announces q school Of in
struction october 5 at I. o. O. r.
Temple.
In compliance with instructions
from the president Of the assembly,
Mrs. Olive Woodwork, lodges will
give the pledge to the nag at OPEN
Ing service. The Rebekah Assembly
will give q turkey dinner on No.
vember / in the temple. The Re-
bekah Assembly exercises, celebrat-
ing the Ssth anniversary of institu-
ton of the Rebekah degree by
Schuyler Colfax, will be held Octo-
Der IA. Martha Washington Lodge
will honor Schuyler Colfax.
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Loyal Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge. Loyal Order of
Moose. will meet Tuesday at pm,
at 14l4 street NV. Several can
didates will receive the first degree.
At the supreme convention of the
order, held in Philadelphia recently,
resolution was ratified by the dele
gates that hereafter the word die
tator" will be eliminated from all
records and rituals of the Loyal
Order of Moose and the word gov
ernor" substituted. The officers of
the subordinate lodges will be known
as past governors and junior gov
ernors
At the last meeting the lodge was
entertained with boxing bouts by
members sf the Police Boys Club,
under the direction of Frank E.
Mann.
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D. G. Guard Officers Strivinq
7oGet in S|im-Figure Line
Physical Training and Food
Diet Combined to Reduce

The commissioned personnel Of
the District National Guard is being
reduced-in weight rather than
numerically. Since the War De-
partment called to the attention Of
brigade headquarters, as a result
Of the study Of the reports Of an
nual physical tests Of officers, that
some Of them were getting a little
rotund, this information was passed
to the officers concerned. There has
been q general rush for training in
various forms. Results are being
obtained, as the officers report a re-
duction in weight, accompanied by
statements Of what they are trying
to do to comply with the War De-
partment's demands, in the hope Of
further reductions.
A number of the officers have re-
ported to brigade headquarters that
they have been reduced from three
to five pounds, but they add that
they are continuing the treatment
and expect to soon come within the
approved size of the War Depart
ment, which has pointed out that
obesity is not good for field service.
Officers at brigade headquarters
say that Maj. Stewart M. Grayson,
commanding the Medical Depart
ment Detachment of the 260th Coast
Artillery, is calling up the officers
of that regiment to give them ad-
vice on ways to incur the good will
Of the War Department.
While the new infantry drill regu-
lations went into effect throughout
the military service on September 1
Guard officials say that they have
not received copies of the new regu-
lations and therefore are not plan
ming to put them into effect at this
time. While the regulations can be
purchased at the Government Print
ing Office, officers say that the
Guardsmen will wait until there is
a regular distribution of the regula-
tions by the National Guard Bureau,
after which there will be a period
fer the officers to study them before
any effort is made to put them into
effect in the local militia.
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, COM
manding the local militia. has au-
thorized the Sons of the American
Legion Junior Rifle Club to use the
indoor rifle range at the Pennsyl-
vania avenue armory on alternate
Fridays between 4:3O and 7::3O for
practice firing. The shooting will
be under the direction of Warren
.. Fisk.
The annual inspection of Com
pany A, 372d Infantry, by an officer
of the Regular Army was completed
last week. The next unit to undergo
the annual tests will be the 29th
Division Military Police Company
on November Z.
Plans for the proposed new armory
are taking shape, and the men will
soon see results of the building
program. Gen. Cox expects to re.
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vicinity wishing block of tickets
may obtain them from Chairman
Kelleher at department headquar-
tiers, 100 L street NV. or chairman
of ticket distribution, DR.. A. Victor
Cercell, at the Farragut Medical
Building, Seventeenth and I streets
NV.
Chairman Thomas C. Kelleher Of
the Ball Committee announces the
appointment of the following sub
committee chairmen: Boxes and
ticket distribution, DR.. A. Victor
Cercell; distinguished guests, Daniel
E. Campbell; iaison, William P.
Cavanaugh; door, William A. Downs;
floor, Frank r. Heise; decorations,
Norman H. Edwards; music, Nathan
D. Golden; printing, Philip R. Belt;
publicity, Charles j. Brennan;
finance, Harry E. Shilling: program,
Philip R. Belt; ticket selling. Aram
Kojasser. Chairman Kelleher will
be assisted by Roland F. Kay,
Stephen T. Nichka, Stanley D. Har-
man, Arthur T. Quinn and Eola
Wright, representing the Ladies'
Auxiliary. as vice chairmen Frank
Topash, secretary Aram Kojassar,
treasurer, and Frank Werner, pho
tographer, complete the committee
officials. The General Committee
consists of the following: John w.
Gill, Ernest Wickstrand, Jack Holli-
day, Albert NJ Armstrong, Charles
A. Strathern, Samuel Lapin, Harry
E. Shilling, Will H. Chase, M. Frank
DAILY, Benjamin B. Aiken, Paul
Hutchins, Ernest Perry, Herbert
Borchardt, Walter C. Whitcraft,
John J. Reardon, Timothy G. Nc
Carthy, F. r. Ihrie, David Brakeman,
William w. Gibson, r. H. Jamison,
Andrew McCallum, Preston c..
Wheeler and Jack T. Mooney, all
past department commanders, de-
partment officers and post COM
manders.
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Meetings This Week.

Monday-Tank Corps Post,
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club: Internal Revenue Post,
1925 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Tuesday-Victory Post, 4l4
Ninth street NV; James Reese
Europe Post. Elks' Hall, Fiji
teenth and @ streets NV: Ma
tional Cathedral Post, 1923 Win
don place NV.
Wednesday-Henry c. Spen-
gler Post. 1925 Massachusetts
avenue NV; MacAlexander
Post, Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club.
Thursday. James E. Walker
Post, 1915 Twelfth street NV.
Friday-Kenneth H. Nash
Post. Southeast Veterans Club,
200 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
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Catholic War Veterans

The annual mass for the repose
Of the soul of the late Father Francis
j. Hurney will be offered up at the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton on Wednesday at 8 am. It is
the desire of the officers of the
Father Francis j. Hurney Post,
No. 112, Catholic War Veterans
that all members of the post and
friends Of our patron, who can pos
Gbly do 50, attend the service.
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Women's Relief Corps

Burnside Woman's Relief Corps,
auxiliary to the Grand Army Of the
Republic, will meat at the Grafton
Hotel Tuesday at Z. A brief sum-
mary Of important events of the
national convention rscently held In
Pittsburgh, Pa, will be given by Mrs.
Della L. O'Brien and others. Memo
rial services will be conducted by
Mrs. Della L. O'Brien, president of
tke Past Department Presidents
Club, honoring the memory Of Mrs.
M. Alice stine, past department
president.
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VT. ". Will Sponsor
Military Ball on
Armistice Day
Department Chief Will
Seek to Organize
Luncheon Club

The Veterans Of Foreign Wars are
making elaborate plans for observ-
ance Of Armistice Day with a mill
tary ball at the Willard Hotel NO
vember II.
This years ball is expected to be
the largest ever held. Dancing will
be from 9 until l. A well-known
Washington orchestra will be en-
gagged. General admission tickets
have been distributed to all local
posts. Any posts In the nearby
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mander, William S. Logan; adjutant,
Carl K. Reynolds; finance oficer
George E. Evanshaw; historian,
James E. Taylor; chaplain, James
M. johnson, and sergeant at arms,
William D. Mulrooney.
The post passed a resolution in
dorsing a recent plea Of Gen. John
]. Pershing for adequate American
military defense.
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Largest District Delegation
Off For Legion Convention
Many Others Are Going to Chicago
BY Private Autos and Bus

One of the largest delegations
ever to attend a national conven-
ton of the American Legion from
the District of Columbia Department
left here by special train yesterday
for Chicago. Many members also
went by automobiles and buses.
A report received here last week
from the national headquarters at
indianapolis showed the District of
Columbia membership with 1911
percentage with 7,64l members. 1t
was reported the organization now
has a total membership of l,026270
with 1888 percentage Of the 1889
quota.
The regular meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, scheduled for
September %, has been called on
because of the convention.
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Dance Planned,

The department commander and
his staff paid an official visitation
to the Police Fire Post. JUNIOR Vice
Condr. B. H. STATE was delegated
to make plans for a dance in Feb
ruary Thomas c. Kelleher ap-
pealed for cooperation in the Ar
mistice Day Ball.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Jones Post Election.

At the last meeting of the U. S. S.
Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, the follow
ing were elected to once: Edna
Smith, commander; Dorothy Brun-
ken, senior vice commander; Lii
liam Caldwell, junior vice COM
mander; Dorothy Graham. chaplain; 4;
Edna Nelson, historian; Jessie Col
Inns, quartermaster; Alma Sarton,
sergeant at arms; Bertha johnson
and Harriet Jennings, color bear
ers. Installation will be held in
October. Comdr. Anne Frame was
elected investment adviser.
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Meetings This Week.

Monday-Front Line Post,
100 L street NV.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post. 1016 L street NV.
Wednesday - Wa S h ngton
Post, 100 L street NV; Over
seas Military Band, National
Guard ArmOry.
Thursday Potomac Post,
Northeast Masonic Temple,
Eighth and F streets NE.
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Legion Auxiliary
Delegation Headed
By Mrs. Hardy
Large Group Attending
National Convention
In Chicago

Mrs. Minnie May Hardy, past
president of the District Of Colum-
bia Department, American Legion
Auxiliary. headed large delegation
from this city to the national con-
vention at Chicago, leaving here
yesterday.
The delegates are Mrs. Mary B.
McMillin. Miss Ethel Hodges, Miss
Edna Mcintosh, Mrs. Perna Zott,
Mrs. Laura Lipscomb and Mrs. Alicia
Kohrt. The alternates include Mrs.
Edith Warren Quinn. Mrs. Ethel
Wilt, Mrs. Fannie Meeks Mrs. Vesta
Rodruck, Mrs. Julia West Hamilton
and Mrs. Sarah Kohen.
The committees for the national
convention will meet at the Stevens
Hotel this afternoon. Mrs. Hardy
will serve on the Credentials and
Americanism Committees, Miss Nc
Intosh on Rules. Community Serv-
Ice, Trophies and Awards and Child
Welfare Committees. Mrs. Dorothy
B. Harper, the national committee
woman from the District of Co.
lumbia and also on the Education
of War Orphans Committee for the
Legion. will serve on that committee.
She will also serve on the Employ
ment Committee. Mrs. Zott will
attend the Constitution and By
Laws Committee. the National News
and Permanent Organization Com
mittees. Miss Hodges has been ap-
pointed to serve on the Legislative,
Radio and Historian Committees.
Mr.. McMillin will serve on the
Membership and Junior Activities,
Mrs. Lipscomb on Poppy and Ma
tional Defense and Mrs. Kohrt will
serve on the Rehabilitation, Fidac
and Resolutions Committees.
Mrs. Hardy appointed Mrs. Jessie
Curran as page for the national
convention and Mrs. Rodruck as as
sistant page. They will attend the
tea to be given this afternoon at
the Stevens Hotel.
Mrs. Hardy will have as guests
of the Department of the District
of Columbia at the States dinner
on Wednesday at the Stevens Hotel
Joseph j. Malloy. national executive
committeeman; Mrs Harper, Comdr.
and Mrs. William T. Slattery, Mrs.
McMillin. Mrs. Ethel Hodges, Mrs.
Zott. Col. Julius Peyser and Miss
Edna Mcintosh and Mrs. Daniel
Goodacre.
The officers of the department Wis
tied the installation of Government
Printing Office Unit on September
10. Mrs. Beatrice Jacobs was in
stalled by Past Department Presi-
dent Mary Corwin. Mrs. Jacobs pre-
sented Mrs. Corwin and the out
going president, Mrs. Sarah Johns.
with corsages. Mrs. Alicia Kohrt,
vice president of the department,
represented Department President
Mary B. Mcmillan, who is visiting
her home in Kentucky before going
to the national convention in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll, rehabilita-
ton chairman, announced each unit
will adopt a ward at one of the
veterans hospitals. Plans are also
under way for the annual Christmas
parties to be held on December %
for the veterans in the hospitals.
A meeting of the Vincent B. Co.'S
tello Unit, No. Is, will be held Oc-
tober 3 at 1927 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV. at 8 pm. for installation of
officers by the department president
and her staff.
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Team Starts Practice.

The boys football team sponsored
by H. L. Edmonds Post has started
practice. Comdr. Obey announced
the next meeting Of the post will be
at the Hamilton Hotel Thursday,
October 5.
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Officers Elected.

United States Department of Ag-
riculture Post, No. SO, elected the
following officers: Commander, Elmer
L. Vennerdrow; first vice comman-
der, Raymond r. Smith; second vice
commander, Fenton N. Walter; third
vice commander, Joseph F. Foran;
chaplain. Lawrence H. Sample: !:
finance officer, Frank Steuterman:
historian, Arthur A. Riemer, and
sergeant at arms, Emmett L. An
drews. The following were also
elected to the Executive Committee
Joseph L. Koehl, Philip L. Blake
Carl E. v. Berger, Fred M. Grant,
William B. Murphy, Lloyd A. Burkey
and Fred A. Hoyland.
They will be installed October Z
at 8:45 pm. at the La Fayette Hotel.
A dinner at $50 pm. will precede
the installation and there will be
dancing. Reservations for the din
ner should be made not later than
October 5.
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Smith Reelected.

Walter S. Smith was reelected
commander Of the Washington Gas
Light Co. Post, No. a. Other ofncers
are: Senior vice commander, Ray
mond M. Peak; junior vice COM
Evening star., 1939-09-24
'PIoypurk' Appears

'Playpark" is the new name
chosen by the London County Coun.
Gil for an open space not large
enough to be called park but bigger
than Q garden.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Benefit Barbecue.

The barbecue held by Equality
Walter Reed Post for the benefit Of
the Junior Drum and Bugle Corps
at the farm Of Comrade McLeish
was a success.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Kelleher Speaks.

The first monthly meeting Of In
ternal Revenue Post last Monday
was addressed by Department Junior
Vice Comdr. Kelleher. Comdr. Lam
bert appointed Past Post Comdr. Joe
N. McCollum as athletic officer. The
fall dance will be at the Beaver
Dam Country Club November 3.
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v. F. w. Auxiliary.

The Department Auxiliary v. =.
w. will meet at pmv tomorrow u
Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth street
NV, Eola Wright presiding.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Clothing Sought.

The Relief Committee requests
that posts call on their members to
contribute discarded clothing for the
benefit Of INDECENT ex-service men
in the District of Columbia. De-
partment headquarters, Metropoli-
tan 4489, will call for any articles
that may be contributed.
The department commander will
attempt to start "Rehash v. F. w.
Luncheon Club" some time in Oc-
tober.
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Bowling Season Opens.

The department commander has
named the degree and ritual team
of Follow Me Post as the official de-
partment drill team. William A.
Downs is captain.
The v. F. w. Bowling League hl<,
augurated the season Thursday eve
ming at the Georgetown Recreation
Alleys. Department Comdr. Nc
Leish rolled the first ball. There
will be IA teams in the league this
season.
The league president, Fred Choir
man of Peary Ship, requests all
members of the organization who
wish to bowl and are not now afili-
ated with one of the teams to be
present any Thursday evening,
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Post VIII Elect.

National Cathedral Post, No. 10,
will elect officers Tuesday at Reno
Esther Hall. Comdr. Emmett r.
Carroll will preside.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Official Visit Made.

At United States Treasury Post
Friday Comdr. Arthur T. Quinn
presided, and Department Comdr.
George G. McLeish and his staff
paid their first visit of the fall sea-
son. Comdr. Quinn appointed
Charles Herman. junior vice COM
mander as chairman of the posts
1910 Buddy Poppy Committee and
Mr.. Polm as chairman of the Posts
Legislative Committee. Beginning
October s, the post will resume its
regular meeting nights. the first
and third Fridays. at the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Treasury Auxiliary met at the
home Of Christine Burke, SO u street
NV. The next meeting will be Oc-
tober at Sailors, Soldiers and
Marine Club at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Gerald j. Lawler heads the new
official panel of Quentin Roosevelt
Post, having been chosen as COM
mander at the election held last
week. Mr.. Lawler, a charter men,
Der of the post, succeeds George
c. Hutterly.
Edwin c. Warren was elected
senior vice commander and Glen w.
McCambridge Junior vice command
er. Mr.. Warren also was named
master at arms.
Other officers in the new panel
are Harry E. Smith, finance Off.
Ger; c. Russell Rafferty,, adjutant;
Joseph M. Mulvihill, sergeant at
arms; DR.. B. c. MacNeil, surgeon:
John B. Keller, historian, and David
April, chaplain.
Elected to the Executive Commit
tee were E. Milton Eshelman,
Charles j. Einstein, Joseph K. Nor
gal and Leslie H. Pierce.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Bunker Hill Post.

Bunker Hill Post has elected the
following officers: Commander. John
R. Weitzel; first vice commander
Edward F. Wilson; second vice COM
mander, Albert j. Gezelle, and third
vice commander, Frank J. Lupac.
Installation OF the new officers will
take place Tuesday night, Octo-
ber II.
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Buxle Corps Entrains.

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dance will be completed.
Bugle Corps Entrains.
Fort Stevens Post, No. 80, Drum
and Bugle Corps, department cham
pions, entrained on the Legion spe-
cial last night for the national con-
vention in Chicago, where it will
escort the District of Columbia Le-
gion and Forty and Eight delega-
tions in the several parades. as we'll
as participate in national competi-
ton.
Comdr. Edwin L. Donaldson has
appointed Harry Sullivan as adju-
tant and Frank Bloom as finance Of
ficer. An Executive Committee meet
ing will be held in the clubrooms
Wednesday at 8 pm. Membership,
Americanism and community serv-
ice programs will be formulated.
In recognition of his services, Past
Comdr. Abraham Miller received a
Legion ring, emblematic of his office,
during the bull roast last Sunday.
Department Senior Vice Comdr.
Hayward Saunders made the presen-
tation.
Members of the S. A. L. Squadron
will hold their first post-convention
meeting Tuesday at 7 pm. in Roose-
welt High School. A bowling team
has been entered in the Legion -spon-
sored Silver Spring Junior League.
Members of the team are: Jack
Lyons. Alvin Henlein. Jack War
rem, Jack Sullivan, Jack Smith and
Bill Elliott.
The next post meeting will be held
in Stansbury Hall on October 5,
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Nominees Announced.

Department of Labor Post, No. AZ,
nominated the following for Off
GERS the coming year: Commander,
Robert L. Duvall: first vice COM
mander, Abner C. Lakenan and
John st. Petrie; second vice COM
mander, Louis w. Bon and John
Allen Reed: third vice commander,
John R. Demorest: Judge advocate,
William J. Holbrook and Herman j..
Shuey; finance officer, Linwood F..
Perkins; historian. Charles H. Daf-
fer: surgeon, DR.. Thomas E. Nor
gan; sergeant at arms, Barlow A.
Bollinger
Election will be held on October
5. when plans for the posts annual
dance will be completed.
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Hodges Elected.

At the last meeting Of the Gen.
McAlexander Post, No. SO. Henry
F. Hodges was elected commander
E. l.. Henry was elected first vice
commander, Grover M. Plew, second
vice commander; S. E. N. Cox, third
vice commander; Edgar A. Stephans,
finance oficer. r. G.. Reilly was
appointed chairman of the install
lation committee.
The Executive Committeeman
elect are: D. L. Gilsinn, past COM
mander; S. L. Holston, past COM
n1ander; Henry NJ Tunis. Arthur w.
Byron, John L. Shaffer, r. G. Reilly
w. F. Park, w. F.. Gallagher and
Anthony Sigillitto.
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Installation Planned.

Members of Sergt. Jasper Post. No.
13, left last night for the national
convention in Chicago.
Installation of new officers of the
post will be held October 4. A social
and dance are planned.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Plans for the proposed new armory
are taking shape, and the men will
soon see results of the building
program. Gen. Cox expects to re-
Evening star., 1939-09-24

1t. w. Croft Jennings, commander
of the local battalion, has taken
steps to formulate complete
change in the educational system for
members of the local organization
1t was said that as result of a
study of the reports of the last
annual inspection, it had been found
that there were certain defects in
the present system which should be
corrected. One of the principal
ones, it was said, was that the in
struction system in each division for
the lower ratings among the en-
listed personnel was not uniform.
Two boards of officers are to make a
thorough canvass of the situation
and make report with recommen-
dations to the battalion commander.
The first board already has been
named and it will deal with the
subject of instruction for the men
Of the engineer ratings. This board
is composed of Its. Junior grade, F.
w. Lemly, r. s. Weber, T. F. Cum
diff, w. c. Schofield and H. S. Fifer.
This board started Immediately on
its duties last week. The board to
study the training and instruction
syllabus for the deck sections will
be appointed this week, 1t was said.
It is expected that the local bat
talon will be put through its an
nual inspection before a board Of
regular officers from the Navy De-
partment either the last Of January
or the first Of February. The organ
ization made such progress last
year and finished 50 near the top Of
the list that it is hoped that 1t will
reach that goal and win the tropsy
this year.
The Naval Reserve Ofhcers' As
sociation held It's regular meeting
this week at the Naval Air Station
at Anacostia. on the night when
the reserve aviation division held
its annual drill. This is part OF
a new plan of the organization to
meet in connection with various
activities Of the Naval Reserve and
Marine Corps Reserve.
During the visit to the air sta
ton members Of the regular force
there gave q demonstration Of night
flying for the men Of the surface
craft.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

The annual inspection of Com
pany A, 372d Infantry. by an officer
of the Regular Army was completed
last week. The next unit to undergo
the annual tests will be the 2oth
Division Military Police Company,
on November 7.
Evening star., 1939-08-31

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