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1920, so vilified that a member of Congress felt they should have never been allowed to return home but to be put in a camp in Siberia and left there.
Information on all this came from daily journals kept by Major Slaughter, who died in 1952 in Purcellville, having lived under the undeserved stigma of having served in Siberia*
In the message from the President General, read by Mrs. Douglas D. Fairfax, Mrs. Kemper wrote about giving thanks for everything — nature's splendor, joys and every kind, home and family and friends, and God's love to guide us.
In the National Defense report, Mrs. Randolph T. Dixon read a resolution adopted by the 105th Continental Congress this past April on de-federalizing education and urging parents and educators to work towards excellency and proficiency in basic education,
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