Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25
NEWS NOTES F ROM
 AMERICAN LEGION

AMERICAN LEGION
 One grand assault on the magnifi- cent digestion was expected during the visit to that great Amerique. Tres bien, and one had been in the train ing for the glorious eatings. But, pour l'amour de Mike, it is les chevaux of other colors to train for the unexpected company of a wild heb-cat, is it not that it is?
 Consequently the undomesticated kitten presented Marshal Foch by Montana members of the American Legion now bays tho moon in a cage at the Bronx Zoo, New York ,and Ie Marechal sleeps of nights.
 The untamed tabby, brought l5a0 miles by airplane by Montana Legion naires and given the marshal at Kan sas City, rapidly changed into white elephant. The Foch party carried it in strongbox from the West and through several Eastern cities, news paper men of the special train stand ing guard. But when the Foch special stopped in New York for an hour en route to Princeton University and while the allied generalissimo was still abed, the Montana mascot was quietly transferred onto truck and hurried through the early morning hours to the geological gardens. The spirit of the Montana Legiannaires and their bobcat was highly apprec- iated, but "Vio!a!" as the French said it.
 Disinterment of the bodies of American soldiers buried in Brest, France, during the war, has been com pleted, according to word received by the American Legion. Army au- thorities have forwarded to the four permanent American cemeteries in France 1,08o bodies, removal of which to the United States was not request ed by relatives.
 When the Y M. c. A. in Somer- vile, Mass, burned down, American Legion men rescued "A lodgers, cloth cd them and turned the Legion club rooms into the temporary Y. II. c. A. of the city.
 More than a million members of the American Legion have pledged them selves to assist in the American Edu- cation Week campaign, December l. 10, under the auspices of the Legion and the National Educational Assoc iation eonposed of school and college teachers. The purposs of the cam paign arc to inform the pshlie of the accomplishments and needs of the pubGc schools and to secure support and cooperation of ths public in nest- ing these needs-
 Louis W. Hill, ths railroad mag nate, was unanimously sleetsd mayor Sf Slippery Galeh, the wiekedest Gty", staged for ono week at St. Paul, Ninn., under the auspices of the American Legion Governor Prsus of Minnesota assumed the role of bad man known as "Mexiean Pete" and Lieut. Gov. Collins was his rival in the character of "Alkali Ike"
 
 An effort to prohibit the holding of dances in the public school at Kat onah, N. Y., was defeated by the American Legion and the Village Im- provement Society of that place.
 A bronze tablet has been erected at Brookline, Mass, to the memory of Albert E. Scott, former newsboy known as "Scotty" who was killed be- hind his machine gun in France. He is believed to have been the youngest American soldier killed in the World War. The American Legion partici- pated in the unveiling ceremony.
 Fifty percent or the men empioyeo on the new highway projects in Min nesota are ex-service men, according to report received by the American Legion Employment Bureau at Min neapolis. .04. 4.... ....
 In a campaign to collect overcoatss for jobless ex-service men in New Nork, John Golden, the theatrical pro- ducer, offered one of the best seats for his play, "Thank You" to every person bringing a discarded overcoat to the theater. Several hundred coats were obtained and distributed through the American Legion welfare organi- zation. I.
 More than 15,00O members of the American Legion representing every one of the AS states participated in the ceremonies honoring their un- known comrade of the World War aS Washington Armistice Day. Nation ~, r.~S.x,ouJar MocN;dar in the name