Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-08-07 | Page 2 | Ohio Eagles Wear Badges of Mourning

(;ii!o nm . OFLMIIG Delegate to Meeting of V Great Aerie at Denver Show Respect to Memory, Mem-ory, of Late President - DENVER; ' -, T. Detente ' from Ohio wore band Of mourning for the 1st President Hardin a . bualneu meeting of th groat ' aerie of th Fraternal Order of , Eagle opened her today. They will continue to display ' the mourning badge throughout'-' that national convention of the organization, organ-ization, whlrh cloaes Saturday. Several thousand Eagles delegates dele-gates and visitors ar her for the eeaalons. and many of them last night attended a meeting at which Frank E. Herring of South Bend, Ind.. told them . that the Raglee v stsnd for pension for th aged In - America In preference to American ..activities outside thla country. "We are flrot 'and until we have ea Uaat-suo- Ms aged see prop . erly taken care of, we believe In . limiting our efforta to America," said Mr, Herring, who 1 editor of - -the Kaglea' Magaslne and past -Vrorthy preaident of the order. He .declared that, th organisation I a "fraternity whose fundamentals -vprlng from the heart," asserted that the Faglee were th first to t'fiaht for child welfare and pointed out that the Eagle were pioneers 4n the Mothers' dsy movement. Orand Worthy Preaident Herbert ' Choynskl of San Francisco , also ..addressed the meeting, A score of bands, many ' drill --teams and delegation will take ;art In a convention parade Thure- wlar. Meanwhile Palmer Eighth regl- - rnent band of Akron. O.. seeking glooms to chase away. Is holding , .frequent serenades along the streeta