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LEGION EDITION, WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1922 eet. Case after case of the neglect | from ex-soldiers who receive a bonus | man who enlisted at 14. ys " | Veterans' Bureau, asked the delegates His plan for a rotating fund aims to OLD AND YOUNG OF IT CANADA'S PLAN |if they wished to ask any questions. | provide money Jor needey service . : ~ | The Dominion government will pa : : { Instantly several men were on their men through contributions received The oldest and the youngest veteran | 2 1 Dey | £ of the World War are members of the | half and municipal governments halt | ie ric i i 7e | in the relief of unemployment Cana- | of disabled men had been cited in a |but do not stand in need of the bene. | S31 American Legion post in Wash-) °° oe Ey Dna) : Gang | previous seccion. Director Forbes | fits | ington, D. C.--W. N. Williams who | .¢ N50 dior Bj Amero | promised to name a board of appeal De ie a | saw active duty at 80, and S. F. Till- | gion has learned. for each of the 14 regional districts, | IT HAD TO BE A JOKE as | which would be the final adjudication | «Down with the stars and stripes," ARE es American Legion Leaders bodies their respective territories. | jjoq ¢, |. Swazey. at a meeting of | FACILITATE CARE OF VETS { AMERICANIZATION WORK | Found wiping his auto with | American flag, a man in Tampa, Fla., an : A a to 3-2 rican Legion post at Marion, An organization to cooperate close- | was questioned by the Ameri Le- Take Steps to Secure Justice |the Legion, re-stated the organization's | the American ; Anna ; perate close-| was q hy. Lie american 1.6 er P : : J Sirsa the is ion 0. Just as President Harding's fel- |ly with the U. S. Veterans Bureau in | gion. He was pronounced 'simply For Buddies in Need [issue declaring that the Legion will |low citizens were rolling up their |all parts of the country in obtaining | ignorant," and given instruction in not attempt to suggest to the Govern- | sleeves they learned he was only mi- | adequate care for disabled ex-soldiers | how to treat the colors. Hearing of |mlcking the mating call of the Bol-| will be formed by the American Le-|the incident, the man's employer pre- , | ment the method of raising the money. ; Bu SEEK VETERANS' CENSUS | ™° zg y | shevik. gion. ! sented the Legion with a large flag. i in . | 0 0s Ps On Ou oO oO 8a oO0 oO0 Bu Bu BB OO OO 0 0 0 52 be 00 0 0 ; | Sh pint Si ke XEXIXIXIXIXZXIXTXEXIXIXEXIXIXIXIXIXIXTXIXIX DIRT XIX IIIT Seek Immediate Admission of Hit Grads oo RE i a : . 5 : Disabled Men into Hospitals Sodas. Sundaes 3 i ee ere . | 90 Indianapolis," Ind.--Given over al- and Soft Drinks. 3 : 3 me wholly to the consideration of | 4° < > b 1 wars and means of clearing up the . | 9 %* disabled soldiers' problem, the recent Light Lunches o> Sik Lg of officials of the Ameri- Served at All : " an Legion came to an end with seven 4* %* outstanding results. When the wheels Hours. Rd ; | are set in motion, ex-service men may | { : » look for a change in bill. 4 . . . %* To take a nation-wide' cesus of all BS We were up in trees picking off the com- ex-soldiers, to establish A rotating 1 3 Joep fon, to decentralize the United Candies, Cigars, mon enemy to Democracy-- 4 » $ tates Veterans Bureau and establish Cigarettes * 0 ** a Legion organization which would : 3 cooperate closely with the Bureau, | 4 > to immediately adjust long-pending | | 9.0 oe ~~ claims of ex-sodliers, to make com- . | 3s ; pulsory the immediate admission to M | } h : %* hospitals of any supposed veteran re- at eonl rot ers oo & gardless of his ability to showw dis- | | o% charge papers, to discharge from his- | 742 Elm St s pitals any official who is not rendering | x | 9 ** efficient service, to push through the | o% bs adjusted compensation bill now pend- | * ki 1 ing in Congress--these major reso- Phone A 4 WwW . . s$ 3 %° lutions wer o mai siness of : a ere the main business of the Winnetka 204 DC € are still up mn the trees picking off 4 | The fighting spirit cropped up when : Lo another enemy--saving the trees by rid- a Charles R. 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