Show UTAH'S lEGION PARTY LEAVES Failure of Strike Increases Delegation Many citizens of Salt Lake and Utah who have abandoned their plans to at attend attend attend at- at tend the national c convention of the American legion In Kansas City on ac account account account ac- ac count of the threatened railroad strike joined the delegation today when Jt it de departed departed departed de- de parted over the Oregon Short Line for forI Denver The changed situation was re responsible responsible responsible re- re for materially increasing I Utah's delegation Between thirty-five thirty and forty persons legionnaires and I members of their families occupied the special car which was assigned to the Utah legion to make the trip Members of the Salt Lake post and officials of the department of Utah headed leaded by H Henry nry F F. Crittendon J. J C C. and C. C C. C Brooks met the California California California Cali Cali- fornia delegation at the Denver Rio Grande rando Western depot as they passed through here Tuesday afternoon en n nI I route to the convention city The delegates deleI delegates dele dele- I gates numbering fifty in all are going to o the convention prepared to make an effort to bring the 1922 national convention con- con I I of the veterans' veterans organization to I San Francisco Utah legionnaires have signified their intention of working I with the California delegation to bring the convention t to the Pacific coast and anda I of badges San FranU FranI Francisco Fran- Fran U a supply VI 11 heralding 1 J. J A I Cisco as the place for holding the next convention was left here for the Utah I delegates The California delegates have worked I out many unique features to attract the attention of the visitors who Will be in Kansas City for the conven- conven tion Uon One of them was the purchase of of huge sombrero hats for each of the I men in the party The hats were bought after the delegation reached Salt Lake during the interval between their ar arrival arrival ar- ar rival on the Western Pacific and their departure by way of the Denver Rio Grande W Western stern at p p. p m. m Among those who left Salt Lake to today today today to- to day for the convention are Harold W. W Ross editor of the AmerIcan American American Amer Amer- ican Legion Weekly Weely who had made reservations on the Utah car Miss Eva Darlington Mr and Mrs J. J E. E John E. E Holden C. C C. C Bintz Baldwin I Robertson Frank E E. Walker Mr and Mrs George D. D Tipple Mr and Mrs Frank W. W Wilson and Harold S. S Lathrop Lathrop Lathrop La- La of Salt Lake Mrs Alice Whitmore Whitmore Whitmore Whit- Whit more of Price R R. J. J Shay and Mr and Mrs W. W K Granger of Cedar City R. R Ray Adams of Woods Cross and aId Mrs Velma May of Hiawatha The will remain in Denver until late Saturday night when they will be en entertained by the Denver post Their special car will later bo be added to toone toone one ono of the two special trains trains' to be bo occupied occupied oc oc- oc- oc by the Colorado delegation |