Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 121, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1921 — Page 8
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SPECIAL TRAIN MAY CARRY YETS TO KANSAS CITY Plans of Legionnaires to Be Decided at State Session. 2 CONVENTIONS SOON ■With registrations coining Into State headquarter* every day, L. Russell Newgent, State adjutant of the American legion, expect* the Indiana delegation to the American Legion national convention nt Kansas City, Oct. 31 and Nor. 1 and 2 to numler more than 250. Whether a special train to carry the Boosters will be chartered will be decided at the State Legion convention In Wabash, Oct. 10 and 11, Mr. Newgent has annonnced. A committe composed of Raymond S. Springer of Connersville, Arthur Stone of Evansville, and Frank Mellale of Logansport has the matter of chartering a train, In charge. All thoee who expect to attend the convention must register at State headquarters In order to have res.* ervatlona for quarters In Kansas City made for them. KEEN INTEREST IN CONVENTIONS. Interest In both the State and National conventions Is at a high pitch among legionnaires, Mr. Newgent said. The vital questions to be considered at the State meeting are attracting attention while the splendid program of Instruction and entertainment, particularly the latter, at Kansas City, are causing many ex-service moa to save their dollars and vow to get to Missonrl by rail, air or afoot. The expression "by air" In this connection Is nsed advisedly, Mr. Newgent said, because some Indiana flyers may snter an air contest for members who fly to the convention, conducted by the Flying Club of Kansas City. First prize goes to the Legion aviator who makes the fastest time from his home to Kansas City, the minimum distance recognized being 600 miles. All Indiana is outside this limit o all Hoosier I.egion birdmon are eligible. The Flying Club will conduct an air show during the convention, one of the big features planned being an attempt to break the world's altitude record. OFFER TO MARRY FREE OF CHARGE. Another feature which may prove of tmmense interest to some of the Indiana buddies is an offer of the Rev. John W. Inzer, national chaplain of the legion, to marry free of charge any legionnaire who brings his Intended to the convention. The convention committee will pay for the license and a Kansas City jeweler will provide all the rings. The brides will be guests In some of the best homes of the convention city. There Is considerable talk of the Indianapolis American Legion Band going to Kansas City. The band may be entered in the SI,OOO first prize band contest. The band probably will go to the State convention also. National legion headquarters Is completing 'final details of the business end of the Kansas City convention program Several bureaus of the national organization are functioning In the Missouri city, while the legion men of the town
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Human Documents on Unemployment Reach Washington WASHINGTON, Sept. 80.—Fifty ‘'human documents of unemployment'’ reached the capital today by motor truck from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. The sponsor, Urban Ledoux. "shepherd of the shorn lambs of labor,” announced they will picket the national unemployment conference, and later will “sit at the threshold of the White House.”
ars paving the way for one of the most interesting gatherings of men ever held in the United States. Aside front the vital problems to be considered the entertainment features are so novel that there will be no reason for any member not having a tremendous good time, national officers state. At least T.rwj members are expected to attend the State convention, Mr. Nowgent said. Besides, there will be many women from the auxiliaries. Officially things will begin to happen at the State meeting at 8 o'clock on the morning of Monday, Oct. 10, when district delegations will organize and HU all committees. The first session of the convention proper will open at 10 o'clock tAt morning. Department Commander L. R. Gignilliat will call the meeting to order and the Rev. G. A. Lord will give the invocation. The mayor of Wabash will welcome the de’'„.tea. Addresses by National Commander John G. Emery, Richard H. Tyner, State commander of the G. A. R., the department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans and the report of the State commander will follow. COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION. District delegations wCI report their representatives upon each of the following commutes*: Credentials—To report on credentials of delegates and nlterna.es. Rules of Convention- To establish rules for the procedure and conduct of the convention. Permanent Organization of Convention —To make recommendations ns to the personnel needed to conduct the convention. Clean-up Squad—Oar of disabled—to make any , recommendations concerning this work. Beneficial Legislation—For ex-servico men! bonus; land and home aid; industrial and individual loans. Employment—Definite plans for securing employment of ex service men and women. Post Activities —To recommend how posts may bo strengthened and the membership increased. Next Metiag Place —For State convention 1922. Finance and Publication —To receive the financial report snd recommend the amount of State dues for 1922; to consider what, if any, further steps should be taken toward Issuing the Hoosier Legionnaire and the increasing of dues for such purpose. Constitution —To consider what amendments, If any, should be added to the State constitution. Amerieansm—To recommend what action should be taken, if any. to combat anti-American propaganda: and any recommendations for future Americanism w A rfc. Resolutions —To report on sil resolutions sulmitted to the convention not properly handled by other committees. Committees will meet at 1 o’clock and
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report at the afternoon session, which begins at 2 o’clock. ,AU other State officers also will report. Entertainment is , the program for the evening. Left-over committee reports, election of i officers and of delegates to the national convention, unfinished and new business j is the program for the final session, convening at 10 o’clock on the morning of | oft A n ’ BUSY TIME AT STATEHOUSE Fiscal Year Closes With Three Institutions in Overspent Class. Unusual activity prevailed In all departments of tho State as a result of the closing of the fiscal year today. Most of this activity centered In the office of the auditoi where adjustments of funds were being made. Three Institutions have spent more than their appropriations and have been required to dip Into the funds for tho next fiscal year. These are the colony for feeble minded at Butlervillo, the State Tuberculosis Sanltorlum at Rockville, and the woman's prison at Indianapolis. The prison has spent only a little more than S2OO more than Its appropriation, but the other institutions have run oTer in substantial amounts, although tho exact figures can not be determined until tho year actually closes. A number of the State department heads were breathing easier as a result of the prospect of new appropriations for the new year. This is especially true of the office of the State fire marshal and of the superintendent of buildings and grounds. Both offices are being operated out of the Governor’s emergency fund. 8o far os is known now, no other office has run over Us appropriation. A number of departments will turn back unspent money, while a number of others have been spending theirs right and left in an effort to dispose of all of it. These expenditures are being made largely for printing and supplies.
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