Legion Auxiliary D. C. Legion Members Invited Guard Officers Attend School Naval Reservists Forms New Unit to To Discuss Year's Program To Prepare for Active Duty Here Not to Leave Assist Red Cross Commanders and Adjutants of Local Posts X-Rays to Be Part of Officers' By Divisions Set Conferences for Friday and Saturday Examinations for Field Service Installed of commanders and Small New Officers A rnnference In preparation for the year of Corps, attached to Battery F, 260th Groups of the various oi arijustants posts Meetings This Week. field training a number of officers of Coast Artillery; Second Lt. Donald By Cooley-McCullough the District of Columbia To Be Ordered Depart- Monday—Quentin Roosevelt, the local militia brigade have been L. Stetson, infantry, attached to the ment. the , has been Members Potomac Boat Club; Depart- ordered to various Army service 29th Division Military Police Com- Out at Intervals called by Comdr. William H. Har- ment of Justice, assembly room, schools to take so-called "refresher” pany, and Second Lt. George O at 8 o'clock in the A new production unit for the grave Friday night F. B. I.; U. S. S. Jacob Jones, courses. The ordering of them to Weber, infantry, attached to Because of the necessity of hav- the Department of Commerce audi- these schools, it was said, indicates Headquarters Detachment, 29th American Red Cross, with Mrs. Ann Washington Hotel, 8 p.m. ing & force here, capable of train- torium. Sessions will also be held that it will be several months before Division. has been or- Tuesday—James Reese Eu- additional men for the Beiders as chairman, on Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. The the local is called into the I ing young rope, 1536 Fifteenth street N.W.; brigade Mrs. Helen M. McCabe, will be open to all Le- as are to com- Indications that the Guard will Naval Reserve, lt was ganized by meetings National Reno Esther field, they expected will the Cathedral, of the District of Colum- gionnaires. They discuss plete the courses and return to duty be expected to materially increase that the entire president Hall, 8 p.m. Indicated last week Legion's program for the year. with their units here before being its strength as soon as it is called bia of the American Wednesday—Kennth H. Nash, local battalion may not be called Department Capt. Charles E. Rosendahl of the ordered out. into the service was received at 209 avenue S.E.; ; into the Federal service at one time. Legion Auxiliary. The purpose is to Navy will make the pricipal ad- Last week nine officers were sent brigade headquarters last week, Henry C. Spengler, 1326 Mass- It was that the men will obtain volunteers to knit, sew and dress Friday night. Others who will to the Engineer School at Fort when instructions were received for indicated achusetts avenue N.W.; Gas- be taken into the service as speak Include Capt. Watson B. Mil- Belvolr, Va.; three coast artillery units to put in requisitions for cloth- only make surgical dressings. 2400 Sixteenth street billets show Indicating their ler. director of the National Reha- light, officers were sent to the Chemical ing and personal equipment for a up connection addresses were N.W., 8 need. In this bilitation Committee: Paul Griffith, p.m. Warfare School at Edgewood Ar- peace-strength organization. At the — Department Ex- In view of this latest develop- made at the last meeting of the de- chairman of the National Employ- Thursday senal. Md., and four coast artillery present time the Guard is recruited ecutive Committed, District officers been sent to the Coast ment, it was said that the 3d Fleet Committee by ment Committee of the Legion: Col. have to what is known as "National Guard partment Executive James E. Walker. of the Building: Artillery School at Fort Monroe, The Increase will be Division here, commanded by O. P. John Thomas Taylor, director strength.” Mrs. John \V. Clark and Mrs. 1816 Twelfth street N.W., 8 Lt. F. S. Kirk, as a result of the National Legislative Committee, and Va. There is a probability that more about 10 per cent. American Red serv- of last year had been Powell, both of the Thomas M. Owen, national historan. p.m. officers will be called into the inspection to answer the first call. Cross. At the session — Commanders and ice. designated Saturday greetings Friday Capt. George W, Johns, command- is It was indicated every effort will As indicated, the whole division Appointments of chairmen of com- will be extended by heads of the Adjutants’ Conference. Depart- ing Company F, 121st Engineers, OFFICERS OF SERGT. JASPER be made to for not likely to be called at the same mittees. made bv Mrs McCabe, were various organizations affiliated with ment of Commerce auditorium, UNIT—The American Legion provide opportunity and Second Lt. William J. Conlvn, as many officers to attend these time. Therefore, the men who have ratified bv the Executive Committee. the Legion. Grand Chef De Gare C. 8 p.m. Auxiliary elected, front row, Mrs. Louise Goodacre president and jr„ Company B, 121st Engineers, schools as served together for years in the Unit held a Francis McCarthy of the Forty and possible. have been ordered to Fort Belvoir, Cooley-McCullough Saturday—Post Commanders Mrs. Sylvia D. MacLaughlin first vice president. Back row, Mrs. local battalion and on the annual with its post at Mrs. Helpn M. McCabe, de- Va. to attend school there for a Joint installation Eight; ( and Adjutants' Conference, Gov- Gertrude S. second vice and Mrs. Gertrude The problem of physical examina- cruises, will be parted in Pierce, president, month. training thp Annpolis Hotel, with the de- partment president of the American New tions for the officers of the Guard period of one the ernment Printing Office, at arms. —Star Staff Photo. order to serve the exigencies of and her staff as Legion Auxiliary: Miss Katherine Clarkson, sergeant Sergt. Humphrey F. De Cola, Med- partment president Colonial Hotel, 8 p.m. Is being studied. Many officers who service. the installing staff. Crompton, chapeau departmental. for ical Department Detachment, 121st have been in the Guard years As the Navy needs men from the Offlrers Installed were: President. Eight and Forty, and W. R; Clifford Engineers, has been honorably dis- Fort Steves Post, under Joseph are likely to have their physical various lines, it will call vice of the charged because of dependent rela- specialist Mrs. Margaret Gauges; presi- of the Sons Legion. the ability to withstand vigorous field the various in the unit Walker, conducted ceremony. W. upon ratings Mrs. Rae R Zaontz, Mrs. Ann to Be Held Gen. Class service and it was tives. Pvt. Oliver Coughlin, dents. A turkey party will be held No- i Meeting Pershing questioned, For instance, lt was explained, if Mrs. Ann chap- Officers of James E. Walker Post there are cases Medical Department Detachment, Znruba and Crump; vember 9 at 5832 Georgia avenue pointed out that the Navy needs three or four ma- Mae Mulvihill: historian. were installed at the last meeting, where officers in the Guard collected 121st Engineers, has been ordered lain. Mrs. N.W. at 8 p.m. There will be free | chinist's mates to fill a particular cus- at Junior for honorably discharged because of re- Mrs. Ruth Bertram; property held the Garnet-Patterson Tomorrow D. C. To Be Initiated pensions for physical disability a then these will dancing. | by by moval from the Louis vacancy in ship ser- Comdr. city. Corpl. todian. Mrs. Nan B. Harris; High School, by Department service in previous wars, but later Division. If it B. 104th be called from the 3d arms. Mrs. Helen Hetzer; Hargrave and his staff. The Rev. waived it when it became necessary Toth, Cmpanv A, Quarter- geant at the of the G. A. R. a number of trained At meeting master has been needs certain Emma P. I^e Dane Josiah E Elliott, rector of St. Luke's ?ither for them to give up their Na- Regiment, honorably colorbearers Mrs. Memorial Day Corp, W. Leo Col- Quartermasters Elks December 11 seamen, then these will be musterM Mrs. Church, the invoca- tional Guard commissions or the discharged because of appointment and Mrs. Ruth Malczewski. Episcopal gave lins of Bunker Hill Post was elected into the service and set to join the:r o! tion and benediction. to the District of Columbia Metro- Barbara Hargrave, wife Depart- a and William T. pension. vice president Police Pvt. I ships. H. The new officers are: Sylvester officers have politan Department. ment Comdr. William Hargrave, Slattery of United States Treasury Discussion of Company World War Leader Brigade headquarters R. Wood fork, commander; H not been informed as to where the Samuel M. Smith. Company B. 121st was admitted to membership. Joseph was director of the last week that Po>t elected has been be- It was disclosed was held be- Hawkins, senior vice commander; Administration and Invited to Attend examinations will be held Engineers, discharged An executive session corporation. Department Comdr. physical plans had been perfected for the L. vice com- ordered into the service. cause of minority. Corpl. Francis the when the com- John Dogans, junior serve as an ex officio upon being a new armory for fore installation, Hargrave will Slated P. construction of Rev. Allred Durbin, Pay Rolls are not to be held at the Callahan, Battery G. and Pvt. mittee voted to meet on the first mander: chap- director his term of office Lodge's Ceremony They likely reservists, but that the during 'First Class' H Cordes, the local month at the lain: Savanah B. Doute, adjutant: armory here during the five or ten Joseph Wednesday of each and Raphael L. Zwinglas of Stan- will meet plan has temporarily fallen through finance officer: District quartermasters Arrangements are being made to that remain here be- Headquarters Batterv, 2d Battalion, 614 E street N.W.. which W. Harry Savles. Pue Post Is enter- days the troops for national y. W. C A ley Church De tomorrow in the Public Health both in the 260th Coast during the preparations J. Franklin Wilson, advocate: night initiate a Gen. John J. Pershing fore being sent to Fort George G. Artillery, action met with the unit members. judge ing his second term as a director defense. Crowded, under ordinary Service Auditorium to discuss com- class into Washington Lodge, B. P. because have been discharged because of Dr. Claude p. Carmichael, surgeon: this ! Meade, Md., it was said, building in fall. administration and rolls. not incurred conditions, the present Albert Valentine, quartermaster: pany pay O. Elks, on December 11, L. Martin there are no facilities here for con- physical disability Mrs. McCabe, department presi- the Washington Navy Yard which Lucius The 428th Infantry will meet in exalted ruler, has an- them. It was said that X- incident to their service in the officers Frank A. Garner, historian: Na- Young, ducting name of ar- dent. and her staff, installed Installation ceremonies of Guard. Pvt. Clarence H. serves under the any at arms: Thomas room 800 of 2145 C street N.W. to nounced. Gen. Pershing has been will be taken of the chests of Bentley, E. Walker Unit at Harris, sergeant tional Cathedral Post will be held rays has become worse during the of t.ne James take the duties of ocer and en- Service 104th Quarter- mory, L. Pryor, officer of color guard: up invited to attend. He has been a all officers, although it has not been Company, into the last meeting at the Garnet- Tuesday evening in the Alice Deal master been honora- great influx of new personnel senior color bearer, listed cadets prior to receipt of men member of the Elks for many years. determined whether this Regiment, has They Jacob Sampson, School instead of the practice Pattersn Junior High School. Junior High initial before men ar- because of educa- the Reserve. and John H. Reid, junior color and property also will be followed for the enlisted bly discharged Mrs. Carrie R. Grant, School as previous- For a number of years local Re- Include: rive. C. Hare, of the tional interference with the per- bearer. Ray president personnel. have been working on president; Mrs. Martha Campbell, ly announced. Other conferences this week are formance of military duty. j serve officers Maryland, Delaware and District of of an vice Mrs. Meta The address will be de- announced The a plan for the construction first president: principal scheduled at 2145 S street N.W. Columbia has ac- Brigade headquarters following have been ordered Bunker Hill Post held installation State Association, on the Anacostia River second vice president: Mrs. livered by Dr. Ernesto Galarza, chief On Coast the enlisted men hold transferred to the inactive lists be- armory Fisher, ceremonies at 3135 K street N.W., Tuesday night Artillery the invitation of Cumber- that following cepted water front, within the lines of the Edith Taylor, third vice president; j of the division of labor and social officers will conduct a review of commissions in the National Guard cause of temporary removal from on Tuesday. Department Comdr. land (Md.i Lodge to hold the next Moten. Mrs. information of the Pan-American Naw Yard reservation, but it was Mrs. Hattie chaplain; summer On Wednesday of the United States, a separate the city: Pvts. Joel Levenson. Med- Hargrave and his staff, escorted by training. regional meeting in that city on latest call for historian; Mrs. Elia Union. from the organized Na- ical Detachment. 121st said that the plans Ella Wingfield, of Honor, in- evening, military intelligence officers 3. ar- component Department Mrs. the National Guard November The lodge has the of the building on the Turner, sergeant at arms; The officers to be installed are: will discuss the tional Guard, and immediately upon Engineers: Pvt Earnest L Sholtes placing stalled the following: Mark Myers, camp intelligence ranged a dance and entertainment It was and Mrs Emma Jack- William C. Buell, commander: these site of the present armory. Rishie Jordan first officer, followed by a class in Span- being called into the field Company E. 121st Engineers, and commander: Dr. J. F. Manley, for Saturday night. to transfer the present son. color bearers; Mrs. Maynie Frank Buckley, senior vice com- ish. men will assume their commissioned Henry W. Nicoson. 22:h Division proposed vice commander; John H Walsh, Leonard L. Pearce of Washington Reserve to the base- treasurer; Mrs. Lucille mander: Robert M. Le Pere. junior and leave the ranks of their Military Police activities of the Hawkins, second vice commander: Daniel J. Organization and operation of the was named chair- status, Company. Harriette Lodge recently James Luther has- been ment of the new Administration Banks, secretary, and Mrs. vice commander: Arthur Fowle, ad- ordnance under emer- respective units: First Lt. Sergt. Lindsev McGill, third vice commander: Z°b department man of the Public Relations Com- Building in the Yard. jutant: Emmet R Carroll, finance conditions will be the R. Alderton. adjutant general's de- made a sergeant and Pvt. Charles Epps, parliamentarian. T. Hamilton, adjutant: L. J. P. gency subject mittee of the association. have not been informed officer: Frank at a in the Medical B. Miller a in the Head- Officers Fichthom. finance officer: I.co Haley, sergeant of the ordnance conference Thurs- partment, sergeant corporal a meet- as to whether the plans have been Victory Unit held special arms; Louis A. Connolly, chaplain:i of Department Detachment, 121st En- quarters Battery, 260th C, ast Ar- Collins, judge advocate: Thomas day evening, while officers Wash- The official visitation of District abandoned because of the. ing Friday evening, when the de- Edwin C. Rover, judge advocate: Ira gineers: Second Lt. Paul A, Chalup- tillery. entirely C. Baisden. chaplain: Dr. E. P. ington service units will take up Deputy A. Guy Miller of Annapolis call for the Reserve to go into the installed the fol- D Scott, Leo Wise, infantry, a master sergeant in Pvt. Austin T. Jones has been president Chester J. Wolfe, historian; quar- instruction on Friday eve- sky, a new- partment Magner. surgeon: group will be held November 13. District h service, but it was said that lowing officers: President. Mrs. termaster: Noah G. Donaldson, the Headquarters Detachment, 29: promoted to corporal in the Head- historian: William B. Ludwig, ser- ning. Deputy Miller has directed that an of some would Sadler; vice Mrs. master at arms; Dr. Lt. Sterling E. quarters Battery and Combat Train. building proportions Edith presidents. at arms: S. D. Ashford, Ray Guynn, Division; Second geant pub- initiation be held that night so at- 2d 260th Coast be needed in order to give proper Hazard and Mrs. Sarah surgeon: Ernest Kay. color-sergeant: officers to Chambers. Quartermaster Corps Battalion, Artillery. Agnes licity officer; Raymond A Eichhorn. Washington promoted that the ritualistic work of Wash- ! for the men which the Re- Ida Schroe- who tached to the service company. 104tn training Hines; chaplain. Mrs. and Andrew Weaver. John Smith and the next higher grade and 1 after the Sons of the Legion officer, ington Lodge officers may be ap- Second Sergt. John H Walker, serve expects to enlist der; historian. Mrs. Lillian Bridges; Fred Burns, color-bearers. remain assigned to their old regi- Quartermaster Regiment; Headquar- George A. Wilson, Americanization to Grand main now training goes into at arms, Mrs. Mabel B>- praised according Lodge Hamilton Coit. a mas- ters 260th Coast body sergeant officer. ments are: From first lieutenant Lt. infantry, Battery, Artillery, statutes. A buffet supper will be the service. waters; color-bearers. Miss Lorraine to Robert W. Castle, ter sergeant in the Headquarters has been honorably discharged to A past commander's gold medal G. P. O. Post elected the follow- captain, Capt. served. Enlistment in the Reserve has bp- and Mrs. Catherine Davis; ^ R. Detachment. 29th Division: Second permit him to accept a commission Bridges on John R. Weitzel. officers: Commander. Herbert 306th Cavalry, and Capt. William j to the was pinned ing of as second lieutenant of coast artil- come more attractive young treasurer. Miss M. Edna McIntosh and head- Lt. Clyde C. Dickerson, Corps retiring commander, by Edward R. Street; senior vice commander, Swarm, headquarters 1 men at the present time because it Mrs. Marion Turner. Engineers, a sergeant in Company lery. He has been assigned to Bat- and secretary, C. Baisden Ben Johns: vice commander, quarters battery, 155th Field Artil- enlistment, while Wilson, with Thomas junior Second Lt. Paul B for is a three-year The chairman, F, 121st Engineers: tery duty. department junior acting as toastmaster. William R. Mark Dondero: finance officer, Mas- lery Brigade. Radio Men for that for the Regular establishment Crorv, installed the Navy R Jeffrey, infantry. 29th Division Mrs. Blanche Baskets of flowers sie W. Penn From second lieutenant to first a of six A Brennrn spoke. Blankinship; chaplain, Police Second The have is for period years. officers as follows: President, lieutenant: First Lt. Maurice B. Military Company; following promotions junior w-ere presented to Mrs. John R. Howard; historian, Mary Wright; been young man can see immediate serv* Gilliaert: vice Are in Great Demand Lt. Joseph I. Looney, Quartermaster announced in Battery B. 260th Helene president. Weitzel. wife of the com- at arms. Joe L. Sinsheimer. jr., 320th Infantry: First the Naval Reserve retiring sergeant Skoggs; with the service Coast Robert C ice by entering Thelma Bridges; chaplain, ( Corps, company, Artillery: Corpl. Miss mander and to Mrs. Mack Executive Committee, William J. Lt. Leonard A. Wagner. 376th Engi- entry of the Naval as as entering the Regu- his- Myers, Impending 104th Quartermaster Regiment; Cantwell and Pvt. Morris D. Lerer just quick Miss Roseanne Fitzgibbons: Lawrence Dan neers. and First Lt. Kenneth C. where he also wife of Comdr. Mack Myers. Cassiday, Trumbull. Reservists into active duty status In- to be ar.d Pvts. 'First lar establishment, Jones: sergeant at Second Lt. Willard C. Jensen. sergeant, torian, Leah Mahoney and Edward A. Newman. Anderson, 913th Coast Artillery. has indicated that there is a short- would have to go through the train- sec- attached to the Headquarters Class! Oscar S Mosser and Glenn firms. Geraldine Bywaters; At the last of installation and dance fantry, and then submit to meeting SergV The dinner, age of radiomen, and efforts are Second and Pvt. Glenn Baker to be ing station only Marilyn Bywaters, The officers have bern Company, 121st Engineers; Skemp retary-treasurer. Jasper Post new members accepted will be held at the New Colonial following made fill a enlistment. In order being to this deficiency. Coast three-year custodian, Ruth Jones, Howard to the 306th Lt. Robert Mooney, Artillery corporals. property were: Volnev McFadden, Hotel on October 26 at 7 o'clock. assigned Cavalry; Capts. The dispatch of the organized Re- to provide a reservoir for the first Turner. Miss Clark W. Coleman, Jack W. Durant. nnd mascot Betty E. Ludwig, Roger E. Lugsenbiel. servists to ships and the calling out call orders have been issued by Lt. Gilliaert was presented with flowers William J. Monuin. Louis Burrell. John G Goodell. Laurie F. Hess. commander of Pepco Post met at Seventeenth of the naval aviation units has American War Mothers and ! W. Croft Jennings, end a which was made by her William M. Whelan. John J. Samuel E. McCrary. Lloyd A. Parker. Forty Eight that all recruits gavel and L streets N.W. Tuesday, when shown that prompt steps must be the local battalion, father. Emile Gilliaert of Columbia Maloney. George Renehan, Donovan Edward McC. Perkins: First Lts. The District of Columbia Chapter At a meeting last Wednesday the following officers were elected: tak^n to provide young men to who enlist from now on be assigned Pest. F. Mc- B. Carnahan, Rowland will install officers next Thursday, Tavlor, Harry Hitt, Gl.vdon Baker; senior Thomas jr.; handle the business which is ex- Grand Voiture No. 174 voted fund: to the 3d Division so as to bring up at the Commander. W. O. a luncheor. at 1 at At the last meeting Meill and C. F. Kirks. Robert A. Koerper. Paul following p.m. to the new of 100 men junior Ralph Bishop. vice F. W. L. pected to bp carried over the vast to purchase a District of Columbia strength several new commander, Hill; the Kene^aw Mrs. home of the president, R. MacPliee. John B. Naughton, apartments. which was fixed by the second vice commander. E. Dunbar; world-wide naval radio net. for the recently members were obligated. Mrs. Cooley-McCullough Post is plan- Thomas J. Howard H. Rup- Clara L. Doocy is in charge of ar- flag. Money purpose wa; F. F. Fletcher: finance Rogers. The Naval Communications Re- Navy Department. a to the mem- a testimonial dinner in honor adjutant, G. Slater and Bvron rangements. derived from a cash prize won b\ Crorv offered flag pin ning part. Thomas serve lias been for a num- officer. C. Noack; chaplain W. F. working Ridenhour. ber who scores the highest number of Past Comdr. Charles Cohen. Sev- J. Villwock: Second Lts. Albert W. Mrs. Robert Eugene the Grand Voiture for th( Stansbury; historian. K. N. Mount, ber of years in order to train having In order to provide for the train- cf points in a ten point contest on eral prominent speakers have ac- Abbot, Lowell J. Bradford. Richard national president, has been Invited and at P. John- young men. but. the sudden call finest marching unit in the Forts of the men to enlist of Our at the invitations. sergeant arms, R. to conduct the installation cere- ing expected “The Flag Country’’ cepted L. De Saussure, jr.: Lemuel J. was son. presented to them by the rapid rie- A. and Eight parade at the nationa during the next few months, it Galvin. Albon monies. assisted by Mrs. Florence next meeting. Embrey. Richard J. : in the world situation convention in Boston. indicated that a number of The invited Officers of United States Treasury Installation will be held in the velopments Latham, national sec- Tire past junior president B. and James R. Johnston. and the sudden in the corresponding Post were instal’ed by auditorium on November 19. Hailey expansion The Bussell trophy, awarded by division officers, those who have fill the unit juniors to attend a Department Pepco retary. Comdr. and staff, accom- fleet activities has served to spur '< the national organization of the trained the members of the present and Hargrave Other new are: Lt. Officers to be installed are: Presi- Halloween party scavenger assignments them in an effort to the on an by the Guaid of Honor, in up provide first vice Forty and Eight to the State ren- command, will be placed hum at her home on October 25. panied Col. Franklin B Pedrick and Mai. dent. Mrs. George S. Carl; the New Colonial Hotel, last week. requirements of the Navy. Ama- second dering the greatest assistance to it‘ active status and ordered to duty at of St. John Ivy A. Pelzman to the 902d Medical president. Mrs. Robert Burg: are: I. Knights teur radio operators in all parts of department in membership, was or the armory to take charge of the The Jasper Unit held They Commander, Ralph Lts. B vice Mrs. Marian Bar- Sergt. Regiment, and Second Roy taken president, Henderson Graves; senior vice commander, the country have been into Mrs. display at the meeting. Thi: training work. It has not been Installation of officers at Ladies' Auxiliary Davis, jr., and John P. Wuarles to rows: recording secretary. Walter J. Gallagher: junior vice the service, and those who have | trophy has been won by the loca decided who these officers will be. Manor. The retiring president. the 913th Coast Artillery. George G. Brenrens: corresponding W. Sacred Heart Auxiliary elected been drilling for years have de- group for five consecutive years. it was said, but it was said that this Mrs. Imogene Gallagher, opened commander, Lyman Guilford; secretary, Mrs. Mary E. Dixon; into some fine operators. National Comdr. Milo Warner ha: fits in with the to send the the meeting. Mrs. Edythe M. sergeant at arms, James D. Gill; the following officers' President. | veloped treasurer. Mrs. John A Eckert: cus- plan Peter 1 thoroughly familiar with naval pro- advised Grand Chef de Gare Frank men to active duty only as thev are O'Connor, past department pres- historian. I. Messiah: chaplain. Mrs. Esther Phillips, past president. Arcanum todian of records. Mrs. Mary T. Royal cedure. But nothing like as many that he will attend the needed aboard vessels of the fleet on acted as installing officer. Lawrence D. Conwav: judge advo- Shanahan: Mrs. Phillips McCarthy ident Miss Gertrude Curran; first vice an chaplain. Charles DaJev: alternate exec- The Grand Council will pay have been taken into the service dinner dance on November 11. a' the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts. It The new officers are: President, cate, Criswell: historian. Mrs. Emma K. Mrs. Anna Goebel; second official visit October 25 to Municipal in the as is needed now. the Mayflower Hotel, in honor o: is it was said, that Mrs. Louise Goodacre: vice pres- utive committeeman. Philip Perl- president. past Pairo: color Dearers, Mrs Lucy barely possible, Mrs Cecelia Council at the Soldiers. Sailors and The local division is said to be Comdr. Mrs some of the men will be sent to the idents. Mrs. Sylvia D. MacLaughlin mutter: executive committeemen. vice president, Welsh; Campbell and Mrs. Marian Barrows. Department Hargrave. Marines Club. J. E. Feeney one of the of the coun- Lenstra, national of tin because most of nnd Mrs Gertrude Pierce: chaplain. John Maddocks, T V. Walker, Wil- Mrs. Rozine L. Regent topnoteh president neutrality patrol, recording secretary, the size of been Mrs. liam T. Slattery, Mary A. Kennedy, will preside. Supreme Representa- try. It is expected this American Legion Auxiliary, anc their training cruises have Mrs. Lillian Howard: historian, financial secretary, J. Lee Wilkinson, Monroe H. Blake. Langworthy; tive L. B D'Orsav will present his division will be greatly reduced in Mrs. Alice Gill, national chapeat taken aboard destroyers. All of the Ruth Latta: sergeant at arms, Mrs. Mrs. Marie Helvestine: treasurer. War Veterans Samuel Harris. report of the 62d Supreme Council the near future by the ordering Spanish of the Eight and Forty, have alsc three divisions have just returnee, Gertrude Clarkson; color-bearers, Mrs. Mae Brand; messenger. Mrs. Gen. M. Emmet Urell Past Comdr. William J. Lowen was convention in Swampscott, Mass. to sea. Thev will be given technical Camp joined accepted. Chairman Henry' Henif from a tour of duty aboard the Mrs. Frances O’Hearne and Mrs. M. sentinel Miss Kathe- Mounch; Edwin A. Niess will instruction in the construction and the auxiliary in celebrating the lat- announces reservations mas treasurer, Mrs. presented a past commanders’ pin Grand Secretary tajole ships. Lucille Mustian; rine Russion: guard Mrs. Bertha ter's 27th at Pythian by Past Department Comdr. Slat- review the history of Municipal maintenance of radio sets, so that j anniversary be made for the dinner with Lee Blanche fiingrey; secretary, Mrs. Bush: Board of Trustees, Miss Ruth The Mili- tery. Council and Grand Regent Herman they will be able to handle all kinds Temple on Wednesday. Collins, Michigan 0993. Lt.