Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1926, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. CT. MONDAY, —h___—_r__———-——_ MAGNIDER UPHOLDS LEGION'S PRESTIGE Nahon W|II Accept Its Au- fthonty in Military Issues, ; He Declares. 7 - By:the Associated Press. HICKORY, N. €., August ~The American Legion has fought its way to recognition as the “voice of the great war veterans,” overcoming “in difference, misunderstanding - even organ Assistant . Sec- retary Hanford MacNider of the War | Department said here today in ad- sing the annual convention of th th Carolina department of the | Legion. A% our generation becomes the ac tive gencration in 80 will the Leglon become the domi- | nant voice concerning all those, things | on which experience qualifies it to | speak.” he added “On all questions of proper nation- al defense, the voice of the generation which fought the war will be final. | Only the n neces: thoritat to presume that the fon will 1 take tage their ex) abide by their experience Called Safe Guides. Snch men “pretty safe guides.” the adding “They know what war is and they have no desire to see it again. They de not want it for themaelves and cer- | tainly they _do not want it for their #ons. You wiii find no jingoes among | them. You d no peace-at-any- | price pacifists, Those two types are invariably non-combatants with no background of actual experience. “Men who have seen their comrades matmed and killed about them know what rifices have been made to preserve American citizenship. They have no intention of allowing that hard-won heritag be dissipated or left at the mercy ¢ stili unsettled world. They have just firm a de- © and defeat who would start any useless ation and threaten the peace world ed oppositiol would be Assistant Necretary said, | of NSeeking Peace. that the American the fight for ation proof that the zene not only | wants peace, hut that we have it. Y ists delusion one of us | f& busy trying to concoet | such catastrophe. ok over somie of the hrethren who object the Leglon's course. They reserve their baitle energy to fight the buzihoos of preparedness in time of jeace. “Every man who has served with the colors kiows 1 ourlittle Army and Nove have nothing to Ao with the e | . The Legion el National | Deten the land. | It en ) icr lessons we | learned War not call Tor a i It does not con t zations of men or i war reserves tn fret us framed to avoid those | provides simply for leve and a well and ex- | insur- peace. e to look to the Lex cies of na- tional protect the air—not for the tion preparednes may dictate to them SAFETY OF AIRPLANE TRAVEL HELD PROVEN Ford Reliability Tour Entrants Flew €0.9738 Miles—Commer- cial Side Stressed. , The reliabil- | iy of o b the cial air relinbi urday, a st ((hmv" \\\Yll‘v‘ last night | by the Detroit Aviation Society, spon- sor of the event, deckped. The event, which was won by Waiter Beach, piloting a Wright piane, did more for commer awintion © any other il 1 cear, this state- In all the 25 planes that started in the four flew 60.276 plane miles, atatistics _compiled by the society showed, They carried a total of 71 veople. and this 2 passenger nifleage of 4,298 “here were 3 accidents = 1 ur_and 13 forced landings i 5 planes. Nineteen of the planes actually fin- fshed the tour: two came in after skipping a few sections of the trip:| & two w shipped home and two | dropped out of the tour. No pas- senger or pilot was injured. . The endurance aute rmee at Le| s, Frunce. this vear, A muaterial 1 territic spe American affairs, | M T | in the steeplechase tor gentlemen the FAUQUIER COUNTY FAIR | TO OPEN WEDNESDAY Entries Complete in All Depart- ments and Many Improvements Are in Evidence. Special Dispatch to The Star. WARRENTON, Va., August 23— The sixteenth annual fair of the Fau. quier County Agricultufal Society will be held at Marshall, \Wednesday, Thursday and JFridar. Fntries are complete in all departments. Many improvements have been | made to the grounds, including a new show ring and better race track. There is a large entry the horse show department, whic! regular shows of the Virginia The farm department, grains, fruit, and flowers will he highly interesting and, with the woman's department and school exhibits, will fill the main building, Cooking, canning, buttermaking and all varieties of needlework make a large exhibit. A special exhibit of the work of -1\ agricultural schools in northern 1l e given. The schools Sar will be Koy, Lincoln. Foudoun Prince William Culpeper Cot . and Marsha Colinty County: - department is growing in interest and has irs own build Pesides local entries, fanciers :x'mn Florida and Ohlo have large e Four races each day will be a onte the most attractive features of the fair. The purses this 3 than before and in addi trophies will be by John R. Buchanman of W second day: the other, the Belvoir Cup, eiven by Fairfax Harrison, to be | awarded in the open steeplechase the same day. A good band will supply music throughout the fair, and thd midway will supply popular amusements. Be- sides liheral premium the _beef | cattle department, a pri £50 is offered for the hest fat steer or helfer, with $25 additional if the winner is from Fauquier Count NAVY INVITES PUBLIC ‘Whole Eshhl{shment to Be Open for Inspection October 27. 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