Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-19
Fourth Annual State Contention
 Of American Legion Is Now Open
 At Douglas; Present Keys 10 City
Preceded by Clown Band Delegates Parade From Depot Convention Hall; Governor Campbell Addresses
 Gathering; Trip Made Through Shelters

is to be continued, he said. The people of Arizona still regard the ex-service men with affection in their hearts and have not forgotten rifices the boys in khaki made during nor have ceased to appreciate the sac the war. Governor Campbell said In conclusion he said the American Le- zion was an organization which the people of the country looked up to and expected to hold America together i and protect it from peace-time dan gers, even as it's members offered themselves for the protection of the country from wartime dangers. J. K. Gibons, chief of the 12th dis trict of the U. s. Veterans Bureau with headquarters in San Francisco, told of a new policy adopted by the bureau which is in the nature of an employment board for ex-service men. The bureau has discovered that it is difficult for the vocationally trained man to obtain employment, and the government has added another depart ment to assist the men after they have completed their courses. This will not only be of assistance to the ex-service man, but also will aid em- ployes in locating trained men. he said.
 J. R. Murray, manager of the sub district with offices in Tucson, ex- plained the work being done in Ari- zona. There are 26O men in training Murray said, 15O. of whom, are students in the state university. There also is a vocational school in Tucson for men who have not had sufficient education to admit them to college.
 Kenneth S. Kraft, of San Francisco, related some of the difficulties which confronted the bureau in it's work among the disabled men. The bureau is handicapped by too strict laws, he said. and urged the state convention to go on record as favoring some mod. ifications, which probably will be drawn up and presented with other resolutions to come before the conven tion when the resolution committee reports this afternoon.
 trip through the smelters and to other points of interest around Doug las concluded the first days session of the convention. Last night the del eeates and visitors were guests of the local post at a dinner served in the social club in Agua Prieta, and heard several good, snappy talks by promi- nent men, including General John C. Greenway, Warren, General w. H. Hay, commander of Camp Jones and James P. Boyle, of this city. The delegates and guests registered from the various cities are as follows: Nogales, M. I. Merit, B. T. Wilkey, A. J. Schleimer, Harry Connor, Harry Ladd, W. J. Crydermann, Garnett Gooerby, R. L. Brown, B. H. Mills, w. L. Bryson.
 Phoenix-Emmett Jones, Neri P. Osborne, Jr., Frank N White, Ford M. White. Thos. P. Stewart, A. F. Baxter Paul s. Paddock, Celera NJ. Stoddard.
 Flagstaff-T. E. Mccullough, R. J. Prochnow.
 | Safford-J. L. Lyons, E. L. House holder, B. w. Freundental, c. A. Firth
 Prescott-W. J. Baker, w M. Rob- erts, J. A. Renee, c. w. Barnes, Alex J. White. Winslow-Joseph Lieberman, G. c. Cresswell. F. J. Fisher. Oatman-J. D. Thompson. | Chandler-Albert J. Wolf, w. W. Pickrell, A. v., McGee.
 Glendale-O.. " Andrews.
 Mesa-B. F. lCoe.
 ] Tucson-A. P. Martin, Ray Jenkins, H. c. Welch, J. c. Haynes, H. H. Bal i finger, H. H. Grimshaw, I. E. Huffman J. D. Carter. Z P. Lee, C. H. Warte, 1 Shad Bowyer.
 Florence-H. H. Wrenn, Thad Moore, Ralph Lane.
 Bisbee-R. H. Dickson, Dan Angius O. G. Hager, John c. Greenway, T. F. Gehring, Charles M. McKean. Willcox-G. V. Hays, M J. Nichol son, Dr. J. c. Wilson. AjO-W. A. Davidson. Morenci-T M. Titterington.
 Tempe-Dudley w. Windes. \ RayTEdward Goldberg, NJ. J. Han ley.
 Clarkdale-A. NJ. Crawford. Humbolt-N. B. Johnson.
 Miami-F. F. Miller, l.. s. Hayden. The committee appointed on creder tials was as follows: Neri Osborne Phoenix, chairman; F. F. Miller, Gila
 Clyde P. Jones, YaYapai, John c
 Haynes, Pima, E.: Dillworth, Pinal. c
 G. Hinton, Cochise. F. J. Fisher, Maya
 io, Dr. M I. Merritt, Santa Cruz, B
 w. Fruendental, Graham. Resolution committee: G. V. Hays
 chairman; E. F. Coe, Maricopa. II. w
 Humbley, Gila, w J. Baker. Yavapai
 H. H. Balringer, Pima, M. J. Hanley
 Pinal, T. M Titteriugton, Greenlee
 B. T. Wilkey, Santa Cruz. E. l.. House
 holder, Graham
 Constitution and bylaws commit
 tee: A. P Martin, chairman; l.. I.
 Hayden, Gila, R. P. Laile, Pinal, c. M