New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUR SEPTEMBER 15, 1927, i e e s e e el L | enough accessions to carry on with | U S REPRESENTED lN LEGION | Among the leaders who will at-|executive committee man, and Dr. A. |sented to the convention by the | partment adjutant, also is among the | Oregon delegation 800 independents. French, lowa department command- | mander. The Gopher delegation is| Mo veiine (10 ot fram Th ansas deelgation will num. LETTERS FOR Ml]NEY‘ GROUP ASSEMBLING IN GAY PARIS | it iows dcpmrimens commend- | mander, The Gopher dclogation is| rrg - wain tror : | | o Portland, the Oregon war veterans 0, while a number of former which captured 44 seats in June, ex- adjutant, of Algona; Frank Miles, | September 17. Arrangements are i Ladies' | Kansans now living outside the state pects to gain 10 seats, aided by the editor of the Towa 1 i | 3 sion cnjoyed the | Accompanied the Sunflower stufe Sinn Fein, making a total of 54, . . rmy following court-martial for his | Moines; Dan F. Steck, United States | delegates, a clown band whic delegation | | Fy 'S : g maximum of comfort while en rout 4 | Labor, through lack of money, ‘fl-‘hFlom Highest Officers to unst the [Senator and past department com- | take part in convention festivitics. | gy n it OF SOTUGI W _,,,‘,:\ of | OKlaho . prevented from nominating more | : War and Navy departm mander, Ottumwa; Mrs. Margaret Colorado leglonnaires will to- | the Oregon frain Mflfly Spel]d Ml Thell‘ Fu[]ds:nmn 7 candidates as compared with | Doughboys in Ranks, the Col. Mitchell There Jones Hinderman, president of the “dTh ). ‘,’lfj‘,’,’v"’,,ufi‘,,"."”l ,',r‘:,:‘u touin ,'K'," Aaeas i B |45 last June. The Laborites expect | | Mitchell, who commanded the|lowa American Legion Auxiliary, aalita "4 E = e danis S%mg Paris Slgh[s o e e There ond iteh who comman \ : partment adjutant, and F Oregon legt ; American air forces in France, and Wapello; Mrs. Virginia Bedel b the Tdaho {mondites are confldent of retaining | Fries, who organized the chemical | Auxiliary president-clec to Chicago and fr [their six seats ’ Every Section of Coun- varsare servic s whiere thos 1 T | of the official delegation of 1S,which | sfate auxiliary secret ind delegates of Auxiliary of the .cgionnaire, Des|ing made to organize, among the harges of inefficiency a 0 delegates. Roy trict attorney who the Osage murder c pler, editor of the L titution, and other leaders roup ready for tt The death of Pierce St. ri Ewing, | Towa | Colorado Springs, state commander Spirit| head the delegation both are members | Lake; Mrs. Gwendolyn MacDowell ¥ ory City P <ept State leaders announced thev wris, Sept. (A —With the many | i | A : would start agitation in t French | Montmairn, which saile Osage Indian who lost S 0 8 calls being sent home by vis ‘PATENT GRANTED NERO try Has Its Representa- wil represent the m;mm as .m']. ii.‘;-:;vm.\:]1?»‘,(“::("\v ,u’\. r:'i'p'm‘ e | capital” o bring the AN e war. robbed fhis de ing members of the American Le- | | s and alternates. Fries formerly g nto Honen; | She e OO E e, gation of one of its colorful characs lifornia will be r i Chef de al commander for Gra Gare Passe of the d to at The American Lezion départn d it asestinces e o e AFIER SIX YEARS' WAIT| ~ tives. the disteiet, B sion headguarters a s de 3 " A 3 anize e 5 g, Sa Love, state com fer | Yelegzates At 9 | feine, on the banks of the Seine, are [ New Britaln Man Awarded Rights| y.y york, Sept. 13.—(I"P—While | Mitchell is a member of the Costello| Col. Frank g Neenah, [ “Tno Oregontans, according to| LUl Jewelry Repairing. proving i real necessity. Many of| - on Improvements In Electric | thousands of their fellow lgion | post, from which he has just retired Iy elected Tonilcomt |10t A ae Syt S s R i A : & X th onnaires have found Paris members await them in Paris, 1,700 |as commander. Under Mitchell's Jariieaine pnsinkacisga [ ifeaying hisiuzens hore cohiae: 58 Frerbert Wesios 145 4 pri r than those in their | switch leglonnaires, eonstituting the last |regime, the post increased its mem- | fion sering 42 ons. It en-|the Paris jaunt more as a goodwill |ment nder Philli n Ip n and have discovered that S R B T contingent of the greatest peace- | bership to 500, making it one of the trained at Chicago, mber 7 for | pilgrimage. It Is not likely 1hat Sha P ot Li th ; necessary for two Bureau of the N. B. Herald.! |time invasion of Europe in history, |largest in the country. Q and sailed aboard the C. business of impor wil e ler and Jan ! vanished in less ashington, D, C., Sept. 15.—Six |are on the high seas, hound for the | Nfitchell may be a leading fig dian-Pacific liner, Montroyal Sep- i t 9 ARCH STREET e — =i | rs after filing his application, the 'national convention of the American i the convention in a renewal of | !¢ 9, arriving at A in his | United States patent office has'|Legion which asembles Septemb er 18, serp about One visitor, who had §1,6 the controversy in which he took a ossession less than a week ago, to Arvid H. Nero of 19 ding part—that over air forces. delegation were members ound that it had quickly melted | Britain, a patent covering certain Big Sendoft legion special committee on na- | of the American cgion and . in svelng the sights of Paris. |improvements in an electric switch. | New York's farcwell Saturday to | tional defense has adopted a recom- | Auxillary, and a nomber of guecie He is re ning home Saturday, un-| The improvement covered by Mr. ipo cteamer Leviathan, which mendation to present to the conven- Thirty- re officlal delegates of to stay for the convention week. | Nero's patent is in the shape of an ions of the * Besides the actual Le presented one of th acular ever given a ste nd out ried the last de ton ion offices in | insulated toggls contact member of | oo UL the Salvation Army | the switch. He has assigned his in- ablished with dough- | terest in the patent to the Arrow 1 “home prices’ tric Co. of Hartford. His ap- ng the ion of a single department of national defense, with equal place n to the air forces, army and navy. The War and Navy in departy 8 of the Auxiliar in also will come into of the fact that he Legion, harracl st sp. er sailing down the hay ¢ 18 and coffes il the Statue of Liberty. While fire- departments now are separate with MacOailey of Mo Knights of Columbus with every- | plication was fled in August, 1123, 1o, 1< shot streams of water into the air forces under each department parieTRor Moy ng -,\,,_ : 3 - u,’ .\nm\l;\' \\lurk ‘:fm;] T, la*'rl, air and the band aboard the Muni- |though Mitchell’s agitation resulted on the pilgrim- e American Cross also has ain, has obfained assignment ios played the |in ereation of an 1 ary for Ret oon : ER Al cipal steamer Macom played th n of an o n Library also has a large d of . ce President Charles G. Dawes atson iller is commander of tin A. Petersen, lied with reterence books for the | bearng hinge. Mr. Raymond'sahinge | V1% Fresident Gharies G. Bawes| —Weaon 7. Miller s ¢ andgnof et studious pilgrims, and the Legion | comprises of a pair of leaves with 1 b eI A e enh e aukes oo it & s : shing, who goes to France thi \ iclal delegation, whi ight. Racine, Charles | Hlng e BONUIE e R o o ot to ardoned macr. |1-eglon for Life. The passage out to | general, two negroes, and two wom- | son, M viee command- ilectnl e with & sories of antifriction Sea of the Leviathan, a war prize ! en, Miss Margery D. Woodzell, " i A e T members adapted to roll between and once the pride of the German |nurse who served overseas, and M 1 executive committeeman, and e lh;pm,m,mdmg casing, | merchant *t as the Vaterland, Fsther Hall. who was a yeomanette, Mrs. H. N. Hilts, Ane S another patent which has Leen Marked the end of an exodus from | regularly enlisted in the navy. Auiliary president - seigned to the Stanley Works was the United States which has been proximately one fifth of Ohin® Nebraska's Deleration L : : o o st delegation to the convention is from | Nebraska's delegation to the eon nted Edmund A. Schade of New F0ing on since Augus . : L | Bitain. for his invention of & mow | Trom all sections of the country | Cleveland. T vanguard of the vention includes hetween 400 and type of roofing bracket. It consists Lhe legionnaires came to eastern land delegation sailed for legionnaires of the Cornhusker of a metal bracket designed to be POrts to sail for France, this time ce on t President Harding, state and is led by Jean B. Cain, re anchored in the shingles of a roof Without the convo: o'f wartime :m i ».‘, fl‘»"\lmvrw:‘;!‘l “‘a\l- (hr-"' cpilylEle ;:1‘.‘3" ommander of MR g ] = g wood With the seas clear of r. And i¢ 1 delegates in onel Leonare lls Cit eb. . ! ‘ym,,k T. Wheeler of Plainville, men are gathered together in Paris | 1. Shepard. 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