The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-26

peotAd tomorrow on special train,
Headquarters have been established at
tho Hotel Cleveland A caucus Of the
Empire State delegates will be held al
the hotel tomorrow afternoon,
Wade II, Hayes, formerly Commander
Of the legion In Now York State. prob
ably will be chairman OF tha delegation
here and will lead tho fight for what his
state wants II Ia known that he IL
particularly Interested In the proposed
establishment OF Federal hospital for
tnbercular veterans In New York State,
probably In the vicinity OF saranne
Lake, steps will be taken by tho New
York delegation also 10 further the plan
for a hospital In New York for The vet
Grams who have become dementql as a
result NJ wounds,
Charles q, ilakesee, Corporation
Counsel OF Blnghamton. the present New
YORK state Commander, also will take
y prominent part In the convention,
Ransom VI, Gillette. Aasembyman from
Columbia county II a delegate-at-larGa
from New York, but II Ia believed no
VIII be held at the special session VI the
Assembly,
Other prominent members In the New
York delegation are william II, Pooley
0f lluffaloi Delaney Kounlle NJ suf-
folk county Scott Button Of Rohonnc-
tady Thomas " Ward head of the lO6th
Infantry Post In llroOklyn Miss Ray c,
sawyer, corporal In the marines during
tho war who achieved dlJ.inotlon by
distributing thousands Of sheets of mus
sic 10 American Army and Navy bands
Robert G, Booth n plRttsburg, Nicholas
Engel 0f New York city, H. q, Gumporlz
a aIla s.Hl. Ia.
alonal Medal Of Honor man ana win
bring with him five others NJ tls select
group Harold SChwab, who led the
fight agalnst German opera IN New
| York city two seasons AEp y, A. Wash
lnBtOn, the negro who led all delegates
In the brooklyn elections for legion
delegates Francis Slnnott Of Brooklyn,
| Leonard sullivan and 4, W, Olmatcad
Of Nassau county, 8. u, Aronowitz Of Al
bony, formerly State Adiutnnt Royal
lc Johnson of Oneonta, DR., II, G, Hill,
| surgeon ~ the Soldiers Home NJ Bath
George &, Kelly, Of Tarrytown, present
state AdJutant Arthur T, Smith Of
Rochester, James Pasta OF Woodhaven,
Two In Lead for Commander,
Others include Miss Dorothy Frooks
gress from that district Francis l., Rob
bins Of New York city law partner OF
Henry l., stlmson Charles Hahn, Jr,, OF
New York city, formerly n star athlete
Of Harvard Walter g. ingalls, OF AL
bany, contestant for State Commander
At the recent convention In Albany; G,
W, WIckershnm Of Cedarhurst, son OF
the former United States AttQrney-Gen-
ernl, and Peter NJ, Hart OF Stony Point.
q railroad brakeman who has organized
many posts Of tho legion.
| Tho Rev Francls A. Kelly Of Troy,
national chaplain Of the legion, who was
recently seriously injured In an automo-
bile accident In 81, Louis, In expected 10
attend the convention on crutchos He
has announced, that he will not bo n
candidate for reelection, In fact the
New York delegation has expressed It.
self as without candidates for legion
Office In 1921. II has not yet been de-
! termIned who thoy will support for ma
| tlonal commander. the two major as
, plrants for this position being Milton ].
Foreman OF Chicago, formerly Colonel,
and Hanford MacNlder Of Iowa, who ran
second 10 Commander Franklin D'olier
| In the election last year. MacNlder
bears the distinction OF winning moro
decorations for bravery In action than
any other prominent legionnalre FROM
Second Lieutenant he rose TO be u
Northumberland, obtaining nine sep
nrate citations, Including decorations
from three countries In THIS rise Mac
Nldcr was recognized last year as
leader fPr tho ADJUSTED compensation
plan.
NeW iorR wiz cehtro lts ngnt on the
passage OF Iesoiutlohs reAuns 70 he
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Now york also VIII ask Tor more
| liberal distribution or special medical
appliances such MS braces special shoes.
eyeglasses &C, required to nj wounded
and disabled for civilian work.