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Show good can be done inin struction, as to the proper use of the flag. If we remind ourselves occasionally we are apt to be better Americans. Among foreign elements -Service Star could do great good teaching them to be true citizens. "Fourth point, vigilence. ' Each chapter . should . have a vigilence committee to ever be on the' alert for harmful .propaganda or subtle methods to undermine our government. govern-ment. We should believe in free speech, but when "free speech" becomes be-comes "treason" we as American women should be on guard to do our duty. "The fifth point is remembrance Wr- inive assisted in erecting iniiiij (memorials and planting many beau-Mit'ul beau-Mit'ul groves In memory of our boys. I lint the most Important work at I prove! Is to help erase the great j scar of the war, a scar which seems to lie nwakeuing just now, the SERVICE STAR LEGION FAVOR VET HOSPITAL State President Anna Wells Cannon Explains Significance Of Organization Emblem " - The members of the Provo chapter chap-ter of the Service Still- Legion lit-its lit-its regular meeting Thursday unanimously unani-mously passed a resolution 'commending 'com-mending the erection of a World War Veterans' hospital In Utah, n riinvci it fostered I v Sennlor Recti -Jninot mid endorsed ,hy Soniitor W. II. King anil Representatives E. A. henthcrwund rail Hull t'o!to;i. A most inlere: 'ing program wr; Uven nt llic nieciluK which was gri'iilly npprec'ated - by those pie-.-cnt. Mrs. Anna Wells Cannon, state president of tho Service Star Legion, Le-gion, couinieiittetl the I'rovo chapter for its work in the interest of tile disabled soliliers anil urgcil nil women wo-men eligililt; to affiliate with tho organization and assist, in the won. Ani'M-ican people to their one duty j to the 2i).0(H) boys who are helpless, j Let us show them we have not for-I for-I gotten what I hey have done for us. 'Already they are beginning to say.: 'We are forgotten.'' We must show them a little of the spirit we showed them when they nmrebed away." Mrs. A. ,. Dunvan. president of the Salt Lake chapter, predicted a successful future for Service Htm. She said : "It. cannot fail been use it is founded on service which is love. Service to - (iod, service to country nnd service to our fellmv-meu." fellmv-meu." i ilerl'ul work (ic'cmnilishccl Ky It. An iiliT.stii: irnrt nt .Mrs. Oimion,j iiililri'ss wis Iut cxpliuullion t C tho fiv( points (if the .slur, tlio emblem i of (lie ori;nnizntfon. "The first point in the Legion shir sliintls fur xistcrhuml, out of which hns urmvn nuil.v. sympathy, nnd love ilinonn women," sniil Mrs. Ciuinon. "The seconil point, represents repre-sents relief. Under tills point we work to relieve ami liiil those who were injured or are ill through service ser-vice in the world war, much Is dene toward the comfort and aid of their families. "Thiril nolnt is education. Much |
