Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

she would have had Co fisht Germany
alunu.
The committee resolution was tabled
vs. a vote of hiu 60 40. ilfty delegates
not Nutlnn This action was taken ON
neepuni ~ isH nilnpins language and
less vaurliv nuhatiiutc was adopted
Va unanimous vvte. Several delcSatc-
ie,lufrd that the original resolution
vns defratrd unlv because az It's form.
The vuhrtlluto resolution aa adopted
lsad
"'fhai The sentiments expressed by /
uvune Harvey, United statea Amhas-
sAiut su urent tirltain. Ia his Pilgrim |
iles npeech, setting forth the reasonr
iHf Americas entry into the World
War nnd the cause for which America |
lnunht dn nut represent the TRUE Am I
rilpan attitude a. interpreted by the
American lsrloni and LEI " hc known
tuf al times that America fought not
uuiN fof the maintenance Of Americas
llnhls hut tof the freedom of the world.
and thnl q uory ~ this resolution be
sent io the President of the United
states"
llasse, tensure rhat Was Relected
The HARVEY resolution which was re-
lstlpa tvaal
whereas ucorre Harvey. American
AlnlaHsaduf Ga ufrat Britain. "A Colonel
~ the courtesy ~ south Carolina
'lusefnuf has accn ~ IN a recent pub
llo ad,lfssa a. east reflection upon the
motives apl,htlus thv American peo-
pie ln onteflnv the recent World War
w saNlnn that they were controlled
hf fpap and Helrshneaai and
Whereas such statnmCnts. even n
tfue. would ho peculiarly out az place
Ha puiNlnH fium thu public spokesman
iHf q areat people, bur, hcing az they
Hfn iHlan and untrue, constitute a
nfUHa hnd mhllUioua Islander on the
lHnd nhniu af the entire American peo-
'le and particularly upon the memory
ui lhnsp who have niVvn their lives
lHf lhn aahp ~ humanlN5 nov. there
/ un, 30 N
iiranlNeu THAT tho words a. George
ii Harvey "a thv itlgrims' banquet IN
iHhdon afp a miserable calumny
worthy unlt uf a little mind dominated
hf envy nnd jealousy. and incapable
uf Hrpleehiins the higher ideals of
liiN. Hih therefore aHpuhlna o. others
lha uNiN WntiYua which u IL able 90
NHd iHnHdi We therefore respectfully
represent in tho President of tho
. lhliei States that the said George
llNittN a unworthy tu hold any Office
WhHiHNptft in thr nlfl ~ the American
p#'Nln. and that puhilc rohuke and
hn mmt dmia fpeBll would 30 punish
nHhi Wld ih fufW compared with the
tnefWit m tho onunaa which h com.
miiifi 1nH lhat lhr National Adiuiani
lH Instructed 90 send a copy of this
resolution lo ihe President of the
1 tu.iga Hlaila"
hfppilnas ~ wilson Chrercd.
fNt resolution Drlerpd a. b. sent e
|ps i'fesutni WILSON read.
. THAT ihe American LEGION Ia com
fthilHN assembled extends rrortlnrs q
ihf inmNf ,emmhndpr in Chiof on ths
Amrfilln Army aud Navy. wlshine
lIln q snerlf ANA complete recovery
i0m r'heea SUFFERED in tho service II
4 NlH UNnnut
fhla NaH unanimously adopted h,
lnn Htlnnalra, who mounted theh
thalfa cheering wildly.
Ah0 resolution vn limitation of arma
mtNt which was also unnnlmoual,
Z adanlrd rradl
MhelUae the delegates from m.
a lNaHiNs nations nf the world hay,
Nea Invited hy iae presldsnt a. th,
3 lHHri States to meet fe dlseuss ~.
HNtaiMh relative ta the formation -
g Ah International armament nmlta
z ifa tsint mont ht ihnee nations. an,
y Nhritaf iho American Legion be
y HfHH Ia ief the best Interest q
lhH fHHF'e ni the United states ana =
q iht rpon'e m lho world that an inter
q haflnn1i armament pgonam b. az
4 iaNtNa. neW therefore, ho e
4 lttsH.tel lhal lho American Iceio,
u ih convention assembled lndarses m
Nlea N ihe armament agreement. an,
81 t further
Resolved thAt canles ~ this resolu
ilHn % HNNi in ihe secretary of stat
HI ihn iHiini Hiates and Is each =
iHH apiesai0s o. the armament con
a itFHe"
"A huhns Demanded Despite Hardlnr.
fNf bonus resolution raeaad with
n hhaon , narrls ol Arkansas. VII
a NaH un ihf legislative committee al th
Minneapolis convention IN 1919 whe
at fHe lesion tptel agalnst fbe bonu
HHH ihe oHH doieEate to vote "No
iltleHairs aN evtf the han clamored
3 hate h.m thrown QUE
a fNIa resolution. whieh opposes n
''a faifse ai the president and secretaf
Melton Un ihr question, rtads.
t Whereas. ihffe q pcndlnE 10 COS
NfNtH iiHNta ftHpIutl0n so. and Ser
HlH resolution aQg measure 10 pr,
$500 adjusted compensation 10 n
nl fHia'rfa sailors and marnea Of y
"A lftai RHf and
"Nhefass. this adjusted oompens,
a NHH iHHtI1es fof the payment ~ n
"a HaileNa iuHi obligation to tho servi,
NNH HHf women fnr thu nnanclal az
..s nHnNr handicap suffered by the
IHedHHI ta fhflf service and
i. WnpfpaH. thr nation should pa
a HHH u pHflnf Hl of iis other obi
"a EaNuua anH
Whereas enc obligation 81 the n,
ieH lN o. soldiers arises by roason
IA iHE tHuHnHlr handicap suffered /
~ ihNW heaaHNe 0f their service. viii,
y. HHnmN handicap 81 az thls time "a
NH NlIN HHNa ~ severity bUoHuHo ~ wid
~ Hi IA Hensfl unemployment; al
Whereas. after careful eonsiden
y tNH Hf aj ths arguments advanced
HHiNaiInn iH Nle measure, meludii
thf iUiiNf ~ M Secretary ~ q
u. 1feHfHff and the address IT the Pros
y" daHi lU tuHHuas ~ wuu firmly b
Nsfe ln lh1 justice, fairness and N