New Britain herald., 1927-09-21
Glad Women ( amc.

l'dFIS, sept. = | Tt-- fidhlnS 'HclF women folk with them at their Paris convention has not only failed 10 cramp the style Of the men Of the American L"gicn but has been their greatest triumph.
 "I have said many times and say again that the snartest thing tho Legion ever did was to bring our women folk with us 10 Paris" said National Commander Howard T.. Savage, at today. session.
 "AII our lives We will be talking about the wonderful reception We had in France" he added
 The Legion Auxiliary went back 10 work today after strenuous pro gram of entertainment yesterday by French and Americans, sight sec ing pligrimagos and shopping eXpo- Gi.ions.
 Several hundred Wcr" on hand 10 hear the first committee reports. Among fhc reports made were those submitted by Vice Presidents, Mr.. Walter Davol East Providence. F. L., Nil N- " 'iii''i '.HIN' '7'''i' IT, Wash.; Mrs C. r.. MrGlassor. lin coln. Ncb.; Mrs. J, E. Barcue, In IianauoIs,
 Reports were also received from Mrs. Frank Fleming. Georgia. na- tonal historian: Mrs. l.. r.. Thomp- son. Colorado. chairman Of inc mu- sic committee and Mrs. W w. ToHnrs. Petersburg. Na,. chairman Of the legislative committee. Tho lloriIa drwn corps scronad- cd rho women paying special tribute 'o inc national commander, Mrs ,tAaHu Wrjeh, uacanlcy hy playing "Swnr' AdeUnr"
 Showing Wrariur-~ raiais I}U Ir3cadDru. Paris S'p'. gr tF'a Tt. uuintorrup'r1 series of festivities arranged for 'hom is tol!- ; ing mon and more on inc members of lt- American L,glon attending fhn annual convention urra. ; Thnrr fat'gl, ~aS evidenced hv 'aa spatsrly occupied seats in the r4n..ntIou Hl rhjs morning. Tr<as was thnr. however ~l.H coIiro 1 poster inviting fbo convention 10 ] San h.'orlo in 1928.
 Hot Springs anur tmn hr the forrIorE posed is candidacy for the convention of 'a&- in huge rrt type ou 3 HHI.. poster.
 Music Again Features l rlo"da "as again r"pr's"n'rd on 'l- platform Uy 't. Niam. ffe and dwm norps "Trp, rary" ae has unrome ou.'omarN opened n. mu- atra) prcImfuarics played with great gg-,p by fno O'Io haud
 Th. fey dsIraa'rs rroa.ut "f 'h, u~nl' rnnnua hour seemed especial OIy ia'ounsteJ ju taking stock after 'Har oHnlHlnd a>jer,0oo of tho last f..r days
 }nuany au of r.m ~orr r.rus- .fne n."-}aurrs,
 WH.n ComrnrI-r S.sarc called 'hn meeting to order at a.2a th.ra nas -'.t nuIg a sprutUne of drI"- .:.''- p'r ..u'. I.a Rev. Percy D. rfps- i1 'a. 5usnra'inn prayed 'har 'A. ..eln"aIr.e mah' 4u Ho,nc har- Ir rn..I 'w.mesI,,a worthy rl '.a .u,..tnn.'r reception eth.nIrd fH,m .u Paris.
 Red trr~- Man Ialk~ NH.Hu EunTa,. pr. .I1'ut or fu, lH|HnHrn1l- chapter or fhr Au.ri. cfn I.aa rry=e Has 'hr first speaker .'o 'ahe in, p.n"",ur
 .THa i..I Cross follows wherever th" i.'eiun I'.t-.' h, sIt. v, pl inc I,9 cl~* ara prpuI to norE HiiH '"u pIatd of aHa' our ortmu- iltion has b.ru atl. 'o do in co. operation ~'u ym.."
 J. Callahan of tho Knights Of 'oiHuhus brought fo h, corlonnor 'h" greetings "f 7oD.npo knights and reviewed 'Hr noIrara porh ol 'h" organization. General uauo' governor "' tH" Iuvalide-. Iho F4'!tz '} 7r5-1ffr fr-1rr- fGD} a e ,,f ni fine platform ani .oou ~ae .o.uad h, N@rIr1I CT. pn.ff. r4. of r.arra. lca@lnr @n a"a:.la. rts,ng ih, War cross with several palms.