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Births Reported

gerhard and Lillian Herbert, boy.
HerDen Herna and md Bessie e dattsek, boy.
Rnssell and Jessie Sweeney. boy.
Mickey Mickey and Dorothy STANLEY, boy.
WiI1d William m and Ethel Holmead. boy.
James and Edith Devenny, boy
Iawes Jay and snS Glends .1sc Carter. boy.
EdynI Edward and Alice Bourseois, girl.
Ey,sna5d .yosenh an and cv.' vi9la scholl. girl.
Hsr9sn and IslHaee MATHIS ksSneS, keaneS, sS;Il SilEl
1Gsepn R3ss ara and 1sss Sonora Mercer, boy.
aeo9ae and Ilass Ifahss Reasens.. RMSa!ins. si4 aiIl
Anthony AI,tn and Katherube varaiio, boy.
hiHal hiiyn and Daisy Norton. boy.
Eesefisn 'na and Masis Many fHnHs aoVsfds sir s1
haTold 5oh% ana and MsIinn Glenna n,vZ Wilcox boy
SisSasd and Tsaeths' pefeshy dlSson dRSSys1 boy boy
gonn and Elizabeth Buckley. boy.
Kay TaN,, and Florence Sisk, boy.
william and Esther siHs fwa',ed. woed.. Soy: boy:
6aipn bau and Yvette Morrow, boy.
ca1l ria Lam. and Do Doris I1 HI1ofmann. ST., boy.
HsTfy and T Sarolins %s asPssr. aGsPs.and boy. so''
william and Hazel Irvine, girl.
herman and Mary Ann Lacrosse, girl,
frank and Margaret Bones, girl
Mnareus and Ethel Smithson. girl.
ratfick and Greta Deenihan. girl.
Kermit and Irene Robey. girl
Miinam and Aldane Compton. girl
rerrell and Anna Oden, girl.
William and Margaret Land, girl.
stephen and Marie Gerardi, girl.
samuel and Miriam Dodek. girl.
Joseph and Claire Ramisch, boy,
John and Ada Osoling. boy.
Thomas and Marian McOeen, girl
Cnristopher and Charlotte Harris, girl.
Alfred and Ruth Kennedy. girl.
Eooert and Catherine Wilson. boy.
girl. WV .
John and Mary Greenfield, boy,
Robert and Eva Brodis. boy.
Robert and Ethel Hector, boy.
Thomas and Louise CLANCY. girl.
Herman and Geneva williams. boy.
Archie and Violantia Evans, boy,
John and Rose Worthy, girl,
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couch beside her. her manner
sympathetic, but too honest to agree
to the answer Elaine had 20 swiftly
found.
when you walked across the
room towards the crook, Eric
watched you for q moment, and
then, when the thug raised his gun
to fire. he ran over to me. before
I could do anything to help you
Eric wrapped his arms around me
and pulled me into . position that
shielded him."
tcopyright. 1910. BY william Newbauer.)
(To be continuedO
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Case Alumni to Mark
Schools Goth Year

Washington alumni Of Case School
Of Applied Science will meet tomor-
row at Z pm. ut the Cosmos Club
TO celebrate the Goth anniversary Of
the founding Of the school. Case Is
said to be the first engineering coll
lege established west Of the Alleghe-
MES.
p. j. Federico, examiner at the
United States Patent Once and
secretary Of the group, together with
the other ofI'cers, is in charge of
arrangements.
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HELP MEN 3 WoMEN-

GLEE CLUB desires addition of several men
and women. competent leader and accom-
panist: meets informally to times
monthly. Mrs. johnson. Woodley 1899.
HOUSEKEEPER or coiored couple, take full
charge OF suburban home and grounds;
highest refs. required. Apply 1902 18th
st. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN wanted for decorating
and furniture shop. to handle floor contacts
and selling: knowledge of ONCE routine
essential. Box 4S6-D. Star
WILL GIVE basement apt to man and
wife to take care Of roominR house: best
OF reference: no children. white. 1905
r. l. ave NV
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING taught by expert; easy
surfing perfect safety. Permits secured.
District. Md. Va. Easy Method Driving
School, 46OS Iowa ave. RA. 1884.
SPANISH-Native teacher, conversational
small groups: Senior Ramos. Hobart 25l5.
TELEPHONE tp B. Ky OPERATOR: quick.
sSs ToGcH TYPiNa 'g FREE Woqk @ in Seaps. apt.
houses. auto, doctors offices etc. NEW
205. 1911 st. Ma. 2ii7. " ''''
HEADoUARTERs for cIvn, SERVICE
up. up BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. Ma. s34O.
EVERY MAN WANTS
day and promotion. That's what every
man wants--and must have to get ahead.
Are you ambitious enough and far-sighted
oush to learn trade and enjoy more
chances for success in one of these great
fields of today-Diesels. radio-television,
air-conditioning and refrigeration or cleo
tricity. Let us show you how hundreds of
make good. Write for details. National
Schools of Los Angeles, Box 422-H. Star
CALCULATING MACHINES.
PRE- PREPARE ARE now for employment in
FnSY FriySte conee, and o. Offices QUICK
Friden. Burroughs Monroe machines.
NEW Glasses starting NoW-day. eve
ming sessions BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1910 @ st. NV, over Nugent'S Dress Shop.
District 1852
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HELP DohAESTlc.

HElP DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, cooking live
in; references; $50 month. o003 Belmont
rd. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER must be good
cook: American or Jewish cooking: 2 adults
and baby: 81 week. Adams 1O344.
GIRL. colored. for ghw. small family: stay
late 2 nights: 1928 per wk.; reference.
1927 4th st. NV. Apt. 2.
GIRL, white. g.hw.. care of child; sleep in:
references required Cali Chestnut 1898.
GIRL. white. general housework; live in;
child 2; $50 mo. Georgia 1859.
GIRL. white. general housework: experi-
enced with children: room. board and sal
ary. 927 Decatur st. NV.
GIRL. white. light household duties. good
home in country. Call Dupont O326
Wednesday after 6:30 pm
HOuSEKEEPER COOK. white. settled:
small apt. child. yrs: 81 per wk. $50
st. ne, Apt. 305. after pm.
NURSEMAID. white. care for 3h-yr.-old
child; city reference; good salary. Apply
3505 30th st. NV.
WOMAN, colored settled, good cook and
g.h.w.: live in; local references required;
good salary: but want permanent person
only. Gall Thursday morning after 9.
WOMAN. white, for general housework and
care Of child: must be good cook; room,
board. $50 month. Randolph 5251.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
Continued J

WISH TO PLACE colored man. all-round
worker, exp. cook. houseworker, D. c.
permit. Chestnut $3.50. 29'
Al PROMOTER
Seeks a worthwhile connection requiring a
personal producer er-organizer. Lincoln 1853.
between 10 and o'clock. 2S'
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL, colored, wants typing, bookkeeping.
or mothers helper; Sundays OF; will take
care of children. DI. 5939.
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion to in
valid; will also take patient in home; excel.
refs. Columbia 1884.
STENOGRAPHER, years legal city exper-
scientious. Call Taylor A172.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced tknows
fundamentals of Bookkeeping. can furnish
references Tel. Shepherd 6OS2-W. 2S'
IST-STENOGRAPHER. rapid typist.
willing and hard worker: S15 week. Green
wood I31SW.
WOMAN refined. wants to keep house. care
for children: good home more than salary.
Box 32l-H, Star. 29'
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HELP MEN.
(Continued,)

sAIEsMAN. sell jevelry; part time: add
T. ycyT % tnsome; experience unnecessary.
count sesinst commission. @ q Gin M.sSa NJ cures e.
National $50. between = and 8 pm; only
saIsI.a sHo. RxfA5R AYE Man and anisheF. white or
SODA DISPENSER, Thoroughly experienced.
Local references. Apply Babbitt's, 1lOJ
z ~. NV.
TWO LOCAL RULER Brush leadership routes
0pen. BOX 299-D. star. for aDpointment.
Box AID. star. Star '@''f' ana references
EVENING WORK.
2 neat-appearing men, with cars, for
employed il the oovernmens mln nsWfhsnst WITH st
This work is pleasant. diGnified ana re-: re-
ffIIhsr.fiss fIsrfs SR!y sa.r 4 evenings per week. Box
WHITE MEN,
vta one on W. gear vth iis'fsnes s. e.
DfAMoND ) fii1sit SI fi5's cABs.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. 1. Livsie, RIM. III. 1873
BUILDERS ASSISTANT
To get bids from subcontractors and SUD-
Ply houses. Only experienced men apply
state previous employment, salary ex-
pected. give references. Box 36S-H. Star
PAINT SALESMAN.
Established local fobber wants to con.
tact man who has record for producing,
Eood proposition for right man. Call Mr..
ment
THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
ENCED DRAPERY AND.
WINDOW SHADE MEN:
ALSO EXPERIENCED IN
MEMS SHOE DEPT. PER-
M N ENT POSITION FOR
THOSE THAT QUALIFY.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT
PALAIS ROYAL, 9Th FLOOR.
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WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. OSBORN
!. SIX. 913 L st. ne. 29s
CHAIRS FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES. banquets. weddings
and meetings. 10c up per day each New
chairs. Also invalid rolling chairs for
rent or sale. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 41S 10th ST. NV. Metropolitan 1874.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Arrangements are being considered by
one of Washington's oldest and largest beer
companies to discontinue its present deliv-
cry system and allot certain sections in
the District of Columbia for the delivery of
its products. Based on the route sales
for 1893. this plan should enable net
earnings Of between $1,000 to $4,000 per
year. No cash would be necessary for the
purchase Of trucks; as same could be
contracted for on low rental and mainte-
nance basis; There is. no use answering
this unusual opportunity unless you have
sumcient cash to finance trade charge
sales within the allotted territory, which
varies from $500 to $1,000 monthly. Ap-
plcants will be interviewed by appointment
only upon receipt of satisfactory character
and financial references mailed to Box
30S.H Star
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$5-Civil Service ExamS.-S5
S5-EVERY DAY. EVERY NIGHT-S5
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE
Begin at once: The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School. 629 18th st. NV. ME. 1887.
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PAINT SALESMAN

Established local tobber wants to con-
tact man who has q record for producing,
good proposition for right man Call Mr.
MscDonsid' Randolph OO32. for appoint
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PAWN TICKET. downtown shopping dis
trict. RA. 0723.
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CALCULATING MACHINES

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1910 G st. NV, over Nugent'S Dress Shop
District 1852
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WHITE MEN.

II ,ycars Of age. with one year residence
IN D. G., or nearby Md. or Va. with b. G.
operators permit to drive
DIAMOND CA6S
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EVENING" WORK

neat.eppeartng men, with cars, for
special work; only married men permanent.
~ employed IN the Government With st
ieast . years residence In the District.
Inis work ts pleasant. disnihed and re-.
quires only evenings per week. Box
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I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. OSBORN
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RELIABLE AGENCY DE, 5581 1902 11th.
cooks. maids, nurses, houseworkers, day
workers. mattresses. couples. housemen. 29'
WE furnish reliable colored domestic help,
male, female. F. 8. T. Employment Unit,
SO6 o st. NV. Hobart 1856.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
Army and Navy Union

Special Troops Garrison met at
the armory last Monday night.
Comdr. Henry B. Cockrell presided.
Adjt. William S. Maykrantz reported
that the Committee on the Selection
Of q New Name for the Garrison
recommended the name Of Gen. An
ton Stephan Garrison. It was de-
cided to vote on this on December
16. The following new members
were mustered in: Leo r. x. CAL
lagher, Charles Wheatley and
Charles R. Fisher. Department
Comdr. Ralph N. Werner, Depart
ment Paymaster Thomas H. Harvey,
Department Chief Of Staff Earl
Hamilton Smith, Past Garrison
Comdr. James NJ. Lynch and Comdr.
Foster Touart spoke.
Delegates to the department con-
vention in the District Build
ing on December II are: Comdr
Cockrell, Senior Vice Comdr. Ed
ward Mulvanity, Junior Vice Comdr.
Frank 8. Tenny. Past Comdr. James
M. Lynch. Adjt. william s. May
krantz. Paymaster Joseph e. Roys-
ton, Ofncer Of the Day Albert Arm
strong and Chaplain Harry Nelligan.
Alternates are Thomas Anderson,
Norman Baldwin, Elmer Pinckney
and Paul Stout.
Presidents Own Garrison viii
meet Thursday at 1882 Seventeenth
street NV. at 8 pm. Comdr. Foster
Touart will preside.
The Military Order Of the Firing
Squad will hold an inquisition at the
Ambassador Hotel on December I.
Chief Inquisitor Charles e. Smithson
will initiate the following: Thomas
Anderson, Thomas Davis and Perry
Michaels.
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Some Guard Officers
Nav Lose Federal Status

All National Guard officers who
fail to pass the required physical
tests for field service and who failed
to report for induction, will cease
to hold Office and will have their
Federal recognition withdrawn, the
War Department informed militia
organizations throughout the coun-
try last week. Thereafter, they
will be barred from military service,
unless, of course, they happen to be
within the draft age and are physi-
cally fit. The instructions are very
broad, and even include those Off
GERS who are surplus to the needs
Of the service.
1t was assetred that if there are
officers on the stats of their re-
spective States, even though they
have served in that status for years,
and for whom there Is no place in
the field set UP for training Of
troops, will have their Federal rec
ognition withdrawn. While the War
Department says that they will
cease to be National Guard officers,
nevertheless 1t was pointed out
that the States might keep the
officers for duty within the State,
although they could not serve as
Federal officers.
The order says that all federally
inactive National Guard officers
who are not inducted into Federal
service due to physical disability,
due to failure to report for induc-
ton, or due to declining induction,
will be discontinued as National
Guard officers and their Federal
recognition will be terminated. It
also said that all officers Of the
State stats, who decline induction
for personnel procurement duty, or
who fail to report for induction will
be discontinued as guard officers.
The order adds that any remaining
State staf officers or any other
officers now surplus to the needs
Of the National Guard or who will
be surplus and who have not been
inducted into the service or whose
induction is not contemplated. other
than those now on active duty, will
cease to be federally recognized as
soon as their units have been In
Quoted.
The War Department has indi-
Gated that those who might have
been rejected on physical grounds
by Army boards, might have an.
other chance to get into the serv-
ice. They might request re-exam-
ination before medical boards, and
In some cases might ask for waivers
Of defects, Of course, assuming re-
sponsibility for their physical con-
dition to the extent Of signing .
recognition that the defencts ex-
listed and were not due to their
military service.
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National Association
OF Regulars

Joseph w. Sherman. chairman OF
the Entertainment Committee OF
National Defense Post, reported
that plans for the Days Of 4s
Party" of the post included the
crowning of Miss National De.
tense" Members are requested to
make nominations Of local girls fol
this honor. Prizes will include z
diamond ring for Miss National
Defense" q diamond watch for the
runnerup and two gold wrist watches
as consolation prizes.
Comdr John Arthur Shaw OF
National Defense Post announced
the meeting on December Is will
be featured by q talk on national
defense by Ralph N. Werner, ma.
tional chief Of staff Of the N. A. r
Refreshments will be served.
Adj. Gen. Edgar H. Taber sug-
gests that all N. A. r. members
who desire assistance in the OBJ.
tanning Of compensations or pen.
sions call on National Service ON.
Ger David e. Armstrong at head.
quarters in the Visitor Building.
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American War Mothers

Mrs. George g. Behrens and Mrs.
Bahia Scosdos viii give card party
at the home Of Mrs. Behrens, 3104
r street NV, on December 6 at
, pm. for the benefit Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia chapter They
will be assisted by Mrs. Marian
Barrows, in charge OF bingo; Mrs.
Mary e. Dixon and Mrs. Robert
Burg. Refreshments win be served.
The State chapter gave q card
and bingo party at the home Of
Mrs. Jenkins on Tuesday evening
on East Capitol street. Mrs. Martha
=. Moore. chairman Of ways and
means, was in charge of arrange
ments and was assisted by the State
president, Mrs. John A. Eckert.
The next meeting Of the District
Of Columbia chapter viii be held
st the Thomas Circle Club, 1876
Massachusetts avenue NV, De-
cember II at 1:3o pm.
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Of successful completion Of any Of
the courses, are expected to take
them into the field for presentation
to boards when the officers are
under consideration for promotion.
The question of promotions also
raised one as to the status of ap-
pointments to the United States
States Military Academy at West
Point during the periods that the
troops are in the field. The Ma
tional Guard is allocated 25 ap-
pointments to the school each year
from the ranks Of the militia. 1t
was said that the appointments Of
men who are to enter on July /.
next, have been made as a result
of competitive examinations, and
while these men will go into the
field with the troops, it is expected
that they will be relieved from fur
ther field duty as soon as West
Point is ready to receive them for
the next class.
Ofncers say they are without in
formation as to what is to be done
in the case of men who will enter
on July /, 1912. They will be on
Federal status, and the law requires
that they serve In the ranks of the
Guard for one year preceding the
date on which they are to enter the
Military Academy. The competitive
examinations in the past have been
conducted by the United States Civil
Service Commission, and this might
not be practicable while the troops
are in the field, also it was said
that the tests might possibly be
conducted by Army boards. 1t was
pointed out further, that during the
time that the men are in the Guard
they have attended preparatory
schools to prepare for the tests, but
Of course, while In the field, en-
gaging In the more serious duties
of preparing themselves for war,
there would not be time for them to
attend preparatory schools, although
this lack might be filled by having
the candidates instructed by off,
GERS In the field. 1t is considered i'm
portant, it was said, that all vacan-
cies at the military school be kept
filled during this period. when there
Is a demand for highly trained
ofncers.
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Joseph r. Brown and Carl r. Per-
kins were elected to membership.
The post made q contribution to
the iron lung fund. The post also
will assist the Welfare Committee
Of the department during the holi-
day period.
The U. 3. s. Jacob Jones Post
Braille class meets on December 8.
The advisory council will meet at
the home Of Estelle Ruby. 5425 Thir-
tieth place NV. on December 5,
with Comrades Graves and Schmidt
as co-hostesses.
At the meeting Of George WASH
ington Post, No. I, Tuesday night
at 2lo8 Sixteenth street NV. plans
will be discussed In connection with
past commanders night on Jan.
uary z. Comdr. Charles S. Beilman
will preside.
Stephen P. McGroarty Post, No.
n. will meet at l0l5 L street NV.
tomorrow at 8 pm.
During the past month the post,
Jointly with the Columbia Post, No.
"a, sponsored a concert and vaude-
vile show by the Elks Boys Band
and Columbia Post juvenile enter
tainers, the proceeds Of which are
to be used for welfare purposes. At
Thanksgiving the post and the
Ladies' Service Club furnished five
baskets and provisions to veterans
families and furnished coal to an
other veterans family.
Serst. Jasper Post, No. 10, will
meet next Wednesday at Pythian
Temple, 1912 Ninth street, at 8 pm,
with Comdr. Ayden A. Dibble pre-
siding. The degree team Of the
Forty and Eight will exemplify the
American Legion ritual service on a
class Of 125 candidates.
Plans for the annal past COM
manders' dinner, to be held in honor
Of Past Comdr. Douglas o. Reed,
will be discussed.
The annual post Christmas party,
given jointly with the auxiliary, will
take place at the Thomson School
on December 1a at 7 pm.
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Spanish War Veterans

Sons Of Veterans of the Spanish.
American War are being enrolled
by Department Comdr. Calvin B
Lucas. Inspector Valentine T
Mayer, Chief of Staff Charles Cohen
and James B. Freeland comprise
the Recruiting Committee. A mill.
tary band for parades and other
functions will feature their activi-
ties.
Gen. M. Emmet Urell Camp nom.
mated the following officers: Alex.
ander B. Eadie, commander; Charles
D. Long, senior vice commander;
Norman Jones, junior vice comman-
der, and Ralph S. Gibson, trustee
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp nom-
mated Jcveph r. Thornberg, COM
mander; Judge Vincent A. Oster-
man, senior vice commander; james
M. Benner, Junior vice commander
and George w. Puff, trustee. For
the 33d consecutive year, Robert
e. Culin was named as ofilcer Of
the guard.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary
held its annual inspection. De-
partment President Pauline A
Thompson ofnciated. National ON
GERS Nora Eveleth, Marie williams
and Tillie Mae Roth, and presi-
dents of District auxiliaries were
guests. Elena Murray was initiated
Meetings this week are! Monday
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp, United
States Soldiers Home, and Gen
Henry w. Lawton Camp at Pythian
Temple. Wednesday, Department
Auxiliary Christmas party TO pro-
vide toys for needy girls and boys
Pythian Temple, . pm; Thursday
Richard J. Harden Camp, Pythian
Temple; Friday, Gen. Henry W.
Lawtcn Auxiliary with Gene Renouf
presiding. Election Of odacers at
Pythian Temple.
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100 Per Cent Increase
In Members Sought
In D. A. Y. Drive
Comdr Thucker and His
Stuff Will Visit
All Local Chapters

In an effort to increase their
membership by 100 per cent. mem.
bers Of the District Of Columbia
chapters Of the Disabled American
Veterans Of the World War have
launched q drive.
Department Comdr Joel D,
Thacker and his stan will visit all
the chapters during the campaign.
The meetings are as follows: Rea
Chapter. Thursday, Wardman Park
Hotel; Federal Chapter, December
8, Soldiers and Sailors Club; In
terror Chapter. December IT, 26os
Sixteenth street NV: Ace-Rasmus-
sen Chapter, December 20, Soldiers
and Sailors Club; National Capitol
Chapter, December a, Soldiers and
Sailors Club; department Ladies'
Auxiliary, December IA. 3072 M
street NV; department Executive
Committee, December IS, District
Building.
New officers of the department
are: Joel D. Thacker, commander:
George H. Smith, senior vice COM
mander; Roy L. Westbury, Junior
vice commander; Harold H. Lowy.
chief of staff: Mary Anne Kennedy.
adjutant; Earl G. Hendrick, service
officer; william r. Beale, treasurer.
A Christmas party for the chill
dren of disabled veterans will be
held December 13 at the Calvary
Baptist Church. Gifts, clothing and
refreshments viii be presented.
The auxiliary will give its annual
Christmas party at Mount Alto Hos
pital December 20. Cookies and
cigarettes will be distributed among
the veterans. Mrs. Hargraves, presi-
dent, will be assisted by her STAFF
The department maintains IN em-
ployment service under the guidance
of Oscar Jones and q children's 8
bureau under Past National Comdr.
E. Claude Babcock.
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Meetings This Week.

Monday-stephen P. Nc
Groarty, l0l5 l. street NV;
Department Of Commerce,
Commerce Auditorium; Costel-
10, 2l0S Sixteenth street NV,
8 pm.
Tuesday-Georse Washing
ton, 2i08 Sixteenth street
NV; Cooley Cullough, 1900 r
street NV: Second Division,
New Colonial Hotel, 9 pm.
Wednesday - Sergt. Jasper,
1912 Ninth street NV: Colum-
bia, 1015 l. street NV. 8 pm.
Thursday--Jane A. Delano,
1746 K street NV; Fort Stew
ems, Stansbury Lodge, 8 pm.
Friday-Victory, 4l4 Ninth
street NV; Agriculture. Room
1889, Agriculture Building, 8
pm