The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

That La Societo dos 40 Hommee
ct ChevauX doubled rs member
ship last year is pointed out with
proper pride by O. a. Cumming,
Chef de Care Of Noiture No. AIS at
Memphis Tenn, and an active par
ticipant In the recent promenade
rationale az New orleans. lie tells
the story In these figures--nearly
ten thousand members on October
!, 1921; ~ 900 members on October
/. lG22. AZ the time Of the rccoud
promenade rationale In lkansas city
there were l42 voitures locale Of iH
sOclete In 81 states and graudc
Yoitures had been organized In II
states or the'Sl states represented,
| o had only one Voiture, while sovcu
states had two voituros and the
others three or, four Yariously. The
third promenade natlunale AT New
Orleans found I26 local voiturcs
chartered, grandc voituros function
ing In 80 states and a sufficient NUM-
ber OF voiturGs locale Ia ldue other
states 10 permit the immediate or
ganizati0n OF grande vOiturcs. Vol
tures locale are now In existence In
every state IN the union except kcu-
tucity, New Mexico and South Caro-
lima. Down Honolulu way the blue
Chapaux of the 40 and 3 have been
dnnuod, affillation with 'the play
ground Of the legion is being ar
ranged In TampicO, Mexico. and Ma
uilla, Philippine Islands. and in
quirics have been received from
| lcgionnairos IN Mexico city, London.
Rio de- Janelro and Havana.
The best essays entered In the ma
tional essay contest from different
] In ItH1 . Bf.t..F n
hands OF state superintendent y II.
I wilson who win namo three judges
to select three essays 20 represent
this state In the national contest.
ArTgisti0e dar was observed hN
legion posts throughout the state
with anniversary purHdcs and public
meetings combined occasionally for
entertainment purposes with shows.
football games home talent uar-
nlvals, piDnics or blrbcnuos ON
80, cmhcr Q, 10 and ~ the wood
/ ward post staged home talent
carnival similar 10 the successful at-
/ fair ~ two years previous.
Lending Civlt ana social Orglniza
tions IN Los Angeles have Joined ea-
/ thueiastically IN movement Tor
I aiding disabled veterans ~ the world
war through tho establishment of
a downtown shop where VIII he sold
articles made by veterans who seek
10 become self supporting Tho
! legion uf Los Angeles pledged 1850
a month for six months for estah-
| llahing and equippiug tho shop. and
/ besides the sale ~ articles made az
I home by the diaa blcd the shop viii
have a complete shoe CohblinR do
/ psrtmGht ana other departments
/ manned by veterans
Seattle Wash. recently held Joint
| celebration with CANADIAN and
/ British veterans Of the World war
/ In a twO-day gathering o. Victoria
/ y. G. The legion delegation was met
| at the dock IN Victoria by the Six
/ teenth Scottish Canadian band and
| other bands and escorted 10 tho
/ Parliament building Tor public re-
| ception.
The Ohio department Of the legion
auxiliary plans 10 make care OF the
disabled ana their dependents n mat
ter OF first concern for the coming
year. Ohio has within ia confines
the National Military home and the
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home
The California department OF the
convention advocates citlzeus' mlli'
| tary training camps, the reserve Of
| Ulcers training camps, the ORGANIZED
reserves and The national guard, and
IN convention resolutions directed
the attention ot legislative powers Of
the nation To the need " supporting
with adequate appropriations th'