The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1919, Page 7

aa eee he of the American Uegion at Minneap- olis, Nov. 10, 11 and 12, 1919: “"We recommend the establish- ment of a National Americanism Committee of the American Legion, whose duty shall be the endeavor to realize in the United States the basic ideal of this Legion, of 100 per cent. Americanism, through the planning. establishment and conduct of a con- i tinuous, constructive educational sy tem designed to (1) combat all an American tendencies, activities ai propagarda, (2) work for the educa- ‘ —— tion of immigrants, prospective Arer- ican citizens and alien residents in the principles of Americanism, (3) Propagation of Americanism | incutcate the tdeals of Americanism " in the citizen population, particu- to Be Carried On by 705 N. Y. State Posts, are above those of any special inter- est or any #0-called class or section edo RT EN of the people, (4) spread throughout ‘The American Legion has gone into| the poeple of the Nation {nformation as to the real nature and principles pga Aig & campaign against) 0? A inertcan Government, (5) foster uals or associations which/the teaching of Americanism in all seek to spread anarchy, Bolshevism | schools. or I. W. W. principles, Russell EB. Sard, New York State Commander, | jg has issued instructions for all of the 105 posts in New York State working under the supervision of the County Chairman, Under the plang as announced the Legion’s 125,000 enrolled members in this State. will become individually responsible for aggressive propaga- tion of 100 per cent. Americanism in their neighborhoods and aggressive antagonism to every other theory of Ufo in the United States, Commander Sard mailed yesterday fo all units under his jurisdiction in- structions in part as follows: “The following telegram has been received from Centralia, Wash.: ‘Four of our comrades murdered by I. W. W. Grant Lodge Post No. 17 demands immediate action by every American Legion Post for Goi ©n individuals and America and a ni ; eampaign to carry on Americanism. Line up your local posts and State organization of the Legion, Congress convenes Dec. 1. Americanism must be the big issue, A publicity cam. » paign carried on by every post for the next ten days will win our bat- tle. Act to-day. Get this to evéry press in your State and before every | Post for immediate action. A copy of ; this telegram goes to every State Secretary and to national headquar- ters of the American Legion. (Signed), ‘GRANT HODGE POST NO. 17." “In reply to this telegram I sent the following w York State | Department ba ‘0 the limit on Americanization {ave appoint- 4 Americanization Committee to e ordinate activities throughout State and with other States and national body.’ ly. “I felt that the New York State De- partment of the American Legion should take the lead at once on this issue. I therefore appointed a small committee to plan and co-ordinate the activities of the Legion in this State, the idea being that this small com- * mittee would form the nucleus of a larger committee with representatives from every county in the State. This large committee will be in a position to do excellent work in every com- munity and should be a valuable asset + to the State at this time. Tho mem- bers will also co-operate with other agencies within the State and with our National Commission on Amer- feanism. “The following recommendation for ® constructive Americanism pro- gramme for combating ant!-Ameri- ean propaganda was unanimously | ntion | AMON larly the basio American principle that the interests of all the people Table Linens in Sets Attractively Boxed for Christmas MONG all the Holiday Gifts that may be chosen, none is so certain to delight the Housewife or the Bride-to-be as a Set of McCutcheon’s Damask Table Linen. Each set, consisting of one Cloth and Twelve Napkins, is neatly enclosed in a suitable box bearing that guarantee of all Pure Linen — the McCutcheon Trade’ Mark. This method of packing gives an impression of completeness which adds distinctly to the attractiveness of the gift. The prices quoted on these sets are consistently moderate: $19.00, $21.50, $23.00, $25.00, $26.00, $28.50, $33.50, $37.50 and up. 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