Columbus, Aug. 26.—“Those men WilL be insane for the rest of their lives, unless something is done for their relief” declared Dr. E. E. Smith, Columbus, following a personal in vestigation of conditions surround ing disabled veterans of the world war who are confined at the state hospital here. Dr. Smith, who is a member of Franklin county post, American Leg ion asserted that the ex-service men cannot receive proper care at the hospital. Attacking Brigadier Gen eral Sawyer, Dr. Smith declared that the presidents personal physician is “the greatest obstacle in the path of the American Legion in the fight for hospitalization for disabled veterans. Arthur S. Burkett, head of the Franklin county post declared that members of the post will wage a fight for the removal of Brigadier General Sawyer.