The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-08-26

Jules ~Jusserand, French ambassa
dor to the United States, and Mar
shall Foch are travelling to Metz an,
Flirey with the delegation of tn,
American Legion visiting France, &C
cording to cable dispatches. The LIE
gl%onnaires attended the dedication O.
the Joan of Arc statue at Blois, giver
by the city of New York.
Canadian soldier societies have
been asked to cooperate with Ameri
can Legion posts of the west in the
search for Fred E. Woodward, Sid.
ney, Mont, Legion post commanded
veteran of the Princess Pats and the
A. r.. F., who disappeared June 20
1t is feared that Woodward is a vic.
tim of apdasia.
The famed Waldorf Astoria hotel
on Fifth Avenue will be used BY posts
OF the American Legion in New York
c1ty this year for their annual Victory
a November 1O-11. President
Harding has accepted an invitation
to be honorary chairman of the Ball
and invitations have gone to Cabinet
members and allied embassy staffs.
delegates from foreign power who
Will attend the disarmament conference
at Washington on November II will
be invited.
Following their successful ascent
last month of Mount Hood, one of the
nigh peaks Of the Pacific coast ranges.
members of Hood River post of the
American Legion have announced that
the climb will be made annually. Gov
ernor Olcott and Secretary of State
kozer led the Alpine party of IS,
composed of Legionnaires and state
officials. The climb required two DAVIS
and one night.
The first of the party of six OBJ
v who were the only persons
IN America to witness the mysterious
new STAR" visible when the earth
passed through the tail of a comet
last month, vas Eddie Rickenbacker.
premier American ace and member of
the American Legion in California.
The party was stationed at the Lick
Observatory.
Argentina celebrated the inaugur-
alton of faster boat service between
New York and South America re-
Gently when the new American pas
senger liner, American Legion, con-
cluded her maiden voyag at the port
of Buenos Ayres. The post of the
Legion here and government officials
held a reception for the American
crew.
Charging that he buried the bodies
of two and three soldiers in the same
grave and that he charged for her
metically sealed coffin boxes when
none were used, the American Legion
New York recently caused the ar
of William A. Skahill, a Man
hatten undertaken. The Legion an
nounced his arrest at the opening of
a crusade against INSCRIPTIONS un-
1ertakers.
Following the announcement of the
Rev. John W. liner, Baptist minister
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, that he would
marry free of charge all service men
attending the third annual conven-
tion of the American Legion at Kan
sas City this fall, provided they fur
nlsh the brides, a Kansas City Jewell
has announced that he will furnish
Wedding rings for the couples, "even
t there are 1000 Of them"
The American Federation of Labor
the American Legion in Hawaii
IRE working together to obtain pas
age of the Hawaii bill now before
congress. They ask for the Ameri-
ANIMATION of the island as against
japanese domination, in the interest
IT the territory's two industries, to-
'acco growing and coffee raising.
Send an Exhibit to the Fair.