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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03
rvPEMKIrRRs.

hgflt. Agency for the New Royal Tspe-
writer aud Victor Adding Machines. Sup
pies-Rf2airs. Phone POI Western Type
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Saies or rent
Repairs by factory trained mechanics.
We lead: others follow. CRANE & COM
PAHF. 20 years In business
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FOB sALE-Household furniture, rugs
aHd Everything for a home Old peo-
pie leaving city, going to their children.
eQ5 2 sth ave
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FOR sALE-UTx PROPERTY.
Cottage, sg,750.00

Five-room, modern except furnace, cot
tage in WashbuFh- Central Park neighbor-
hood. Full basement 0Bner leaving
Terms: about $1,000 cash, balance
straight lean Of $25 per month
payment and interest Immediate
possession. See me about this at 81 W.
18th J. T. Bell advisor to buyers and SELL
ers of homes Phone 9l4.
FOR SALE-Weil built cottage. Of rooms,
hall, bath roemi parleFsF dining room,
closets, hot Kater furnace, gas, electricity,
sewer, back perch, cellar large front porch,
cement walks, paved -, attic, city water,
garage for 5 ears, 1Tth street, y block
from car. Price $3.50 zHsuFman Real
Estate, log West Sth.
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FOR sALE-FARMs
80 ACRES
Immediate Possession

A rich bottom farm, miles from
Topeka on geed road Good 6-roorn
house, large new barn with lots OF
room for horses ana cattle. cement
floors in grain bins, large haymow
with fork. Other geea Buildings. Two
good wells. cistern, etc. Farm fenced
and cross-fenced.
The price is s2e,5ee,
About 4 acres in extra good alfalfa,
first cutting made better than 2 tons
to acre, 80 acres now in wheat, last
year made AZ bushels and promises
this year 30 bushels per acre. Corn
and pasture look good. Here is the
proposition: They buyer gets e OF
wheat in bin, u of corn in crib and
y of hay in barn. The seller will
take back $4,000 at 6 per cent and
if you have neat. modern house in
Topeka, viii take it as part pay We
have laid all our cards on the table
it's your turn now. Get busy. Re-
member Immediate possession
Let US help you to select yeur new
farm Our list of over 100 farms will
be great help to you; so give us the
opportunity to serve you.
The Kansas Reserve
Investment Co.
ED F. GROTE, Mgr. Real Estate Dept
824 Kansas Ave -
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Rock island Men, ss,15O.o0.

g..
aaee. near 18th and Polk. Splendid close
Fer particulars call and see me, 511 W.
9Th: Z. Bell, advisor on real estate
CENTRAL AVENUE 1033Twelve rooms
and wash room; two families can live
entirely separate. Ideal rooming house;
Street cars, paved street gas, electric light
half black frem new pestofficce. Look this
over as an fHFsstment. Price $1,000 Terms
made. FoF particulars call on Ellen Park
hurst, 30. Devon Apartment. 18th and
FOR SALE-1705 FILLMORE rooms, re-
two closets. full basement. modern except
furnace. tive lots. 81, $50 will handle this.
Price $3.50 with SEQ worth of new limo
Phone Black 50Tgs
GOOD T-ropm house, modern except fur
mace, 1000 Groom cottage, partly mod
sFn 81 500 Both close In 1ssD Test ne side
College district, $3.50. J. f. Blair Phone
1920 COLLEGE AVE, modern house IN
most desirable Section of College Hill.
heat he tSG gss shd eIsetrIcitS $500 foF qgies
sale. address e. g Wilnl' Restoa- Uni
MAKE OFFER
Eight-Eoep hegss, s Large barn SIX les,
s gsin. r. fA 4. shaTi. Phone zsi5. ssf
DANDY East Side 12=room mndern house,
full basement, owner rents surplus rooms
fer s1o2 month; g, terms: Eight.
rooms, $50 a month $4,000. H. A. SHULL.
FOR sALE-Two level east trent lots in
worth $1,000 owner in city to sell, make
us offer first eft week Phone 662 or call on
Furman Real Estate, 106 West sth ST.
BEST 24n-acre modern Shawnee county
farm ideal dairy or FLOODED stock farm.
Fine eaUipTRent, splendid buildings. Tilis
se9F farm sith az f saNIRnsn5i stspoo FOR
FOR SALE-seyen- room house, modern,
large gIassed: in sleening perch, screen.
edsln back porch, soft water In Kitchen and
bfl os finished hs idedFsa Y cali Sf'i su gatgass
Al pr. Hyatt.s houses; piseeneaI adjoin..
as sPe@ and d sssas c ssssFas.E fEs
FOR sALFs-s-repm cottage, electricity,
district, ham block from street car Phone
4ss ola Y-H-ranIn ne Luxe Cottage. daus
Bile garage. III lots. See this first and
syeid fgE!heF annoyance H. 4, SKULL.
Ff3R SALE-TYo houses and three lots on
Lafsyette ST. Part down, balance IN
menfhly payments. G, H. Elintham. s9i
3 ROOM house and lots for sale. sss
aIiehisan e,f
FOR SALE-KANSaS FARMS.
---7->--=-r
F0R SAhE-32a acres, improved farm in
Stanton Co, Kan, all level bottom land,
rich soil, unlimited water at IS feet fine
vel soft water % feet, can't be pumped
dfy, farm lays at fork of two creeks, 100
aeres in cultivation, leo acres fenced into
pasture, 5-Foem house, barn 3ox4o f., NOW
room, driveway. grain and stock room.
railroad surveyed thru this county and
NAN NAN R Rsa EE PEfs f Re Esss ss Sc elea Fur
EnR SALE-improred /, 140-acre ranch IN
Ellis Co, 80 acres bottom, 900 acres
wheat this season, 1900 acres of fine blue
stem pasture, fenced aud cross fenced, un-
limited water, wells and springs 10 to so
It, granaries and extra lot Of lumber.
5-aere grove of old elm shade Price S25
per aere: terms on part Furman Real
Estate. log. West Sth.
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M0NE2

MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL EINns OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horses, cattle, pianos, diamonds. house
carriages, machinery. and to salaried peo-
pie. i. s. Thomas. b14 Kansas avenue,
Tel 29s
MONEY TO LOAN on desirable city nrop-
erty. Money ready; no delay. RobaFt.
r. Kane. 735 Kansas ave. Phone ~.
LOANS MADE On personal security: also
to salaried persons L. Biseoe- 523 K.A
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FOR SALE-Fumed OAK dining room fur
niture, table. buffet and chairs, 500;
fumed OAK rocker with cane back, SO;
new brown silk dFaperies for 5 windows.
$15- iady's mahogany desk, $40; white
Veile curtains cheap. 1132 West eth 81.
PENDRYiS, lis West Sixth. buys all
schoolbooks. Brittanica, Book of Knowl
edge, HaFFsFd Classics. Kansas Reports,
sectional bookcases
FOR SALE59xi2 brown fiber rug; two g.
IT. bamb0e porch screens, kitchen table,
all practically new. Bargain. Used lin
elegm. enough for small kitchen. 1906
Boswell ave. Phone 1885.
ONE Kitchen cabinet with top; one glass
door cupboard one 80 pound refrigerator,
one exl2 Administer rug, and other house,
hold goods InqHire I0I Chestnut
RUGS FOR sALEIf ron want 70 buy
rugs or sell your rigs, see Wesley RuRce,
sos Clay. Phone lea
HIGHEST CAsH'pfice PAID for al kinds ef
furniture HRh stoves Logan Furniture
Co Phone 3IS2 322 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Coal range dining Teom
table, rockers, all in coed condition.
1927 N. Topeka ave.
TWO 6x10 bamboo trep perch shades,
new. $40 each. Phone 5fe7 ~.
FoB-sAL g HppFeheld. goods, Isss Tyler
Call after SHnddy. Phone Bed 279l-
DINING table and chairs sos Clay.
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Leans, Mortgages. Financial Agents
PIONEER MORTGAGE CO. 4th floor Eul-
vaRe Bldg Phone PA
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PERSONAL
EPILEPSY,
FURRIER.

JOHN PETRZILEK, The Furrier. moved
to $50 Western Ave, temporarily located.
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MOVING.
F E MIN O RE MOVING
CALL PHONE 4s4l-
MACHINE SHOPS.

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. faeteFl ma
chine process Howard Machine sheps
Phone 1877.
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FOR sALE-NEAcHINERY.

Ohm DEERE grain binder Phone 1905
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FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALEEA used furnace in good con-
dition; nearly new round oak heating
stove No. z; . burner Perfection oil stove
and ApEight plano. Phone 1850 XII.
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PICTURE WANING.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FRAMING, regildlng, mat making. mount
Ing aeHe by Sullivan Art Store. 122-i2f 8
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HIGHEST CAsH'price paid for all kinds pf
furniture aRts stoves Logan Furniture
j Co. Phone 3Is2 322 Kansas ave.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
RALPH Ora Gle POST
MEETS THURS NIGHT


The Ralph Oracle post Of the AM
erican Legion will meet in regular
session on Thursday:s evening begin
ming at 8 o'clock at the rooms Of the
Bemidji Civic and Commerce ascot
alton. Many matters OF Importance
are to be brought up at this time
and It is especially urged that every
member of the Legion be present.
Plans will be discussed concerning
the program for the Harold Bachkan
Million Dollar band which is sched-
uled to play here on July % under
the auspices Of the local post. In adj
2dftion to this there are number of
matter which require the attendance
of as many members as possible.
Each member is asked to pass the
word along to the Others that this
session may be as well attended as
the importance Of the business war
rants q
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
SISTER DESIRES TO
LOCATE OSCAR !. SIsRUll

= - -tE - - IN
Mrs. Maurice Dahl Of Mortified.
Wis, ina letter to the adjutant oa
the Ralph Oracle post OF the Amefia
can Legion, states that she Is destr1usA
Of obtaining information relative td
the whereabouts OF her brother, ss
car L. Sinrud, from whom she has not
heard 70 long time, in fact since h(A
returned to the United States Aftet
serving In France with the Amerfc1a
troops. - S.. 3 & \
Mr.. Sinrud is a member in good
standing Of the local post of the Lee
gion, but his exact whereabouts is not
known to the Adjutant. Anyone
knowing his address should communf-
cate either with the local post or with
Mrs. Maurice Dahl at Mortified;
Wis, who has an important message
to send him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

THIRD PARTY (; s 81
PRACTICE y CT FL Ain
johnson An1a He viii
support 3 !. lpub Mean
Part 81
(By ,Unis;e Press. ].

Chicago, July I Don Chamber.
lain The progressive element meet
ing here in separate inventions Sat:
;;urday and Monda viii confer Friday
night on plans Tor launching ! third
party, twas stated st 4 committee
of forty eight dauarters today,
That the national labor party and
committee viii ANA innate 70 place
the preside initial and vice -presid ential
ticket in the field was consid Tered prac-
,tically certain today b. IS AZ.
Kicker, treasurer and member execu-
i've IL forty-eight. $s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

SPECIAL EFFORTS 4.
81 GET WoMEN,s VOTE,
Cor Ipeal. g Legisla tu1 &
l,os,;siana e hmm diats
oman Suffrage ID.
{By United tPress.)

SAM Z taneiseo. July 4 Thy Hugh
Baltic Now for. the campaigns.
Having nominated Governor Jasass
d. Cdx tor president Franklin d.
Roosev ~ u for vice resident demo-
cratic leaders today Were making Pre-
'linainafg arrangements for the drive
which they hope win land the Ohio
governor in the white. house. The
campaif got under way Immediately.
following the adj ournment Of the
sconvention. NJ !..s h M So r
M Plans TOR special effort to win
women's vote were being made in
the belief that il win be . deciding
factor in November. s Il. .5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
COMP Any K RECEIVIE;
FEDERAL PAY ORR0W

Major IL. y. Brady, disbursing Of, ;
ficer fof the Minnesota Na at On y
Guard, Yin he In Bemidji tomorrow
and at IL o'clock noon will pay the
members OF company K the amount
OF Federal pay due hem ht,1n Ior tn lle
period spent in summer enca s p mel y
at the fair grounds. y,
Captain Moore has announced lhat
all members are requested to report
in order to receive payment at TINS
time. ..pay call'' will be sounded at
Moon and ali are expected to pc al
the rooms OF the Bemidji Civic and
Commerce association at that time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
LAND (1EARlllc WORk
WILL BE CONTINUED
ation. of Land 6l als,|
ING Train fitnss.ed' y 4 I 1. i
\. About 10, 600 FarmefsS ssN

III The fact that about no, 900 farrhIaTR
I a ~. i. "a ciaari np daI NM me
q . MN. as
stratlons slYe'n w lnsn lEoli1 ~
fnesota land clearing train ~ noSSnFsI
I rn Minnesota between May III md
I,,,a Ok 10 ! n,a Il ,ca4lvs settled All
49, 4. ,,.,.4.,. s, -,
ques.iton 81 81 - ~ - \. 49,
|;tinuins the work for more rapid ianG
clearing In northern Minn ne a: me 2
Department OF icultu 81 OF tne's
University 81 Minnesota intenas w eD
on with. he Eyyor = Y
Just how the WorI s VIII pc gcons!an 3.
tIued has not Alto seine r3neeh$ dscia sl;5
neidssl sas@'
Epense until Y nlyerslty
ment sDf AgrfcAit aare mas tounQ g ll
to ne @ ~
Eengineer on its stan; sentiment, ny l0'Sss
ever, seems 10 favor the eratlons9eI
anOt her land clearing train next ysesarsI
and possibly points TO the
ton Of land clea g snort courses ri
various parts Of the cutToyer coun
to train young men zen t ~ enectiYe WoEa
as Instructors IN land declaring a leqs /
possibly to aid In forming co-o opera,
tive land clearing associations rms, ms
plan seems to work We'll IN WiscQAy,
sin where the establishment q a I, i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

say. There Is Not : Shortage
nut Mort ,sest sIs Net a
Reeeii,vIinaS lt asl
CIV United Press)'

Isl. Paul. July 4 81 here. 1s Nc IS
shortage Of Coz but the northwest vs. 8: y
threatened witt q famine because
eastern manufac turers are boarding
E.fueI. a. 81 Is. jacobson charged In his
I report Is the governor today on the
acoalS situation. The report will q, DC
filed With the interstate Comm g 4 cree 9
commission. jacobson spec ideally
named the manufacturers at Detroit,
cleveland and BuffAlO * as boarding
;sshnge amounts Of coal and withhold.
tdne IT from shipment to the head q
tie lakes for northwest distrfbu tors.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
ISIRI CASES HEARD
B s JUDGE laBBO
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
w. N. Weber, Representing De.
fenda amt, 1ill Appeal Cases
to Fall Term of Court b

Before q court room crowded with
interested spectators yesterday after
noon, the cases 81 those charged with
using language naturally tending to
provoke assault during the strike sit
stla ton at the local mills were heard
before Judge j. \. 81 gibbons Of Munich
pal court. City Attorney II. q. HUFF
man was the state attorney while
W. \. Weber presented the defend
ants. .s S5 az. se.s "
h No evidence was. entered for the
ldefense and all who testified on the
stand were witnesses for the state In
the face or this situation Judge Glib,
3bons after hearing the evidence OF all
cases sen fenced Mrs. Deerholt and
Mrs Joseph FIalda to IS o line each or
go days in Jail, with the sentence
suspended pending good behavior.
The, remainder Of the sentences
were imposed this morning at an adj
liourned session held Eat the City
building. Robert King, j. M. sRobi-
.deau. Ernest Lac ombe, Thomas
.Schroth, William w. Olson and j. q.
Cook were each fined $50 or 60 days
IN Jail upon failure to pay the fine.
The case Of Mrs. Larson who is abb
sent from the city was Dismissed by
the court upon motion by the city
attorney Einar. Bod In, who failed to
appear for the trial was fined SIS or
so days In jail. Ray Connfck chang
ed his plea to guilty and fine was
Imposed but In his case the sentence
was suspended, pending good behav-
for. Il ~ IN sss ..3.t q ~ 81 II n.
Andrew Schroeder. due to the evil
dence brought in during his trial,
was sentenced to so days at hard la
Dor in the county jail with no choice
OF a fine.
All cases In which the sentence has
not already been suspended will be
appealed to the fall term Of district
court, the appeal having been made
today. Bonds for 500 each are be-
ing arranged for by Attorney Webber
for each of the defendants cases
which are to be appealed this
amount having been set by the court
yesterday afternoon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

,llElG 4 M WEN $
boDY sulin d ] I'M RlsiNlG
-
Found - sosa Z
Iy.tsrii,a,, q -. !. : : & =
\ B III itiian US

- RIM.
aDin 81 ~. !. 81. 81
sIslying apoGs - s,ssa s.his
n el9eea Z, J.
49, ~, s Nv ~ HOW
erAEoon anas .,ss,. 4; &c
in9 o1 MS or asaa \ ~ ,,a rss,iIts
dylamlss. ass gatson 1sid ~ County
q IA invest ssl1,.
Colener H. y ;saaa 9 iNss' ~ 800.
8rfndbsrg was living alone on =
iii farm Eprac ical ly isolaaln I III
sell his mel nnoIs ana Il. as,, e I i.n
i liey that dssp oha ss1gs 1870 10 !
to xkkes MIS- ne sulclus 49, Isl.
evil ently long pla nneu 49, !. =, s
Item IN the sweaisl ~ ~ ~ 8 1atts,.
fOu4d on the po1y anu y. - Il,
he tpld ofs q me.
me PAD neen COM FL, 80 ! ri
TINY his wa qatea s1,ls g ~ 49, )
In an ysiOp l.as, 4. !. a
beel sealed IN the ehy TO-
wTiMen Neniah y ~ z S23 sA.0 s..As
thAtSseyeral days we're speAt ~ s0ll
{ plet1ng the Slett en-
~ Sund ~ morning e neig hbor
50 & and his family plann TO pass BY
ma alpIsa "a u aWberry patch close
II, fonned there with q pail 9of milk
L for him. Finding the door locked
front thei inside and knoWtng that h q 2
must hara been az home, tnce ne ~ AZ
Is ways locked the door With Ra PAIL 81
sssWheH Any DIST ances aKa The neignas
bor lvoke sins fndOw ih. the pesaSS
sroonis ~ II Il IN
fhe + rs 40 81 HI q
pieces he imme diate1y informed t 4!
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
8. s. DEPUTY MARSHALL AND
DULUTH CHIEF ARRESTED

Dulnt Ii. Jrly Chief Of poll ce,
John Murphy, and deputy United
States Marshall Frank Bradley, were
arrested and arraigned today on
charges OF q conspiracy to bring
swhiskey into Cook county from Cam
ada. Bail was set at $1,000 each. G
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
Theatre AID CHURCH IN ONE

VI, The problem of how to supply the
community with both a church and
theatre on money sufficient for only
lone building has Oeen solved in .
small western town by building one
Large auditorium with stage at one
|snd Of the hall and e pulpit tat the
|other, according sto: q Y W.. c. A.
director who visited the
town recently This novel arrange
ment diplomat ica1ly meets certain app
parent objections and at the same
time gives the proper setting for eth
er form Of gathering. The seats are
5sf. IS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
.".HELp PREVENT FOREST FIRES

on allsletters sent through the
mails from the larger ostoffices In
the United States there is now being
used ascancellinF stamp which bears
the words Help Prevent Forest
Fires, The BenidH postofficeE is In
Guided among those using the new
stamp y5 5ssI. Il 55s$f
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
ELWELL's ASSOCIATE q 4
II # TO GIVE EVIDENCE
(By United Press

New York. July William Pen.
Fdleton, former business associate o.
Joseph Elwell, murdered whist ex-
pert and turfman, was summoned by
district attorney Swami today tc
clear up what officials said were con
Trajectory statements regarding Pen
ileton's movements on the eve OF the
murder. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
TURKS MUST SIGN
u ORIGINATE PEACE TREATY
(By United Press

Spa, Belgium, July Q. Carl lg
Groat. The Constantinople GOVERN
5ment nnst sign the Turkish peach
treaty within ten days after its pre-
sentation, it was decided at a prelimS
intry conference Of allied premierf
here today. Turkeys plea for Sffss
vision was refused. III
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
TO ADJUST ASSESSMENTS

For the purpose of adjusting the
assessment Of property as made by
the city assessor, the city board OF
equalization will meet at the City
building on Thursday, July 8. At
this. time the board will hear all COM
plants that may be presented by any
taxpayer owning property in this
city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07

PAPER SHORTAGE IN HUNGARY
Paper shortage in Hungary has led
Ithe government press control bureau
Nh Budapest to. issue orders that daily
papers shall henceforth be limited to
a pages and Sunday editions to s..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-07
FIRST HUNnARIAN 3ss
WOMAN m PARLIAMENT

Hungary has sent, her frst woman
senator to parliament, with plural
sity Of 200 votes. She is Margarst
'Slachta, age IS, has seven diplomas,
and is said to have been elected by
her wartime charity work. 4
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-15
STARS OF NEWPORT
TEAM ARE COMING
Continued from page onel

The Company is very anxious to Sc
cure Il special train for this. affair. 50
that the players will have plenty Of
support In order to get this train a.
least 123 names must be secured.
Up TO noon Monday less than 40 per-
sons had signed up to go Come
you slow ones and place your sigma
turc on the petition that is being cir
culatcd through the city.
1t will make Il great deal OF diff
terence to our men whether they have
a handful of local people cheering
them Friday night or couple o.;
hundred enthusiastic sport fans yell
ing for them to win.
Word comes from St. Johnsbu y
that a local contractor is erecting
bleachers in the Armoly and that
seats will be provided r. 1900
people. This promises to be the big
gcSt event in basket ball line in
northeastern Vermont for many
years.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-15
Important Meeting of
American Legion

W. r. Knapp Post, No, So, will
meet at the Armory at 1870 p. m,
Tuesday evening Beside the election
of officers indicated in the call for the
meeting, there will be report of the
delegates to the State Conference 1t
Montpelier. Capt. L. w. Gibson OF
Brattleboro, War Risk Officer of the
State Branch of the Legion, will adj
dress the members as will others, who
arc familiar with War Risk work.
If Legion men have not received
their allotments, compensation, have
4 claim for Insurance, allotment re-
fund, bonus. Liberty bonds, Lost Dis
charge, vocational training; of they
have any disability, or any kick
against the War Risk Insurance
office, the U. S. Public Health service,
or the Vocational Training Board,
Just be at this meeting; the case will
receive prompt attention by the Lc-
gion officers.
Some cx-selvicc men do not know
that the Legion is ready to help
every service man in Caledonia coun-
ty, needy parents Of demand or dis
abcd soldiers that w. r. Knapp
Post is ready to put them in touch
with the proper procedure and when
they have made out the proper forms.
which can be secured at the Red
Cross Service Office and which Miss
Varney, with her excellent advice,
will aid you to fill out, the Post Wnr
Risk officer, Dr.. Tierney will see that
they get proper help all that is due.
EX-selvice men can also get info
nation regarding the conversion or
reinstatement of War Risk Insurance.
The Easter ball committee wants
all members to bring in their stubs
and check up on the tickets.
No member should miss this meet
ing as Capt. Gibson is one of the
most interesting men in Vermont.
There's a moral to this too, II you
are an eX-service man or woman and
not a member Of the Legion, JOIN
AT ONCE. 1t is your chance to do
your bit with the buddies that are in
Caledonia County Posts are invited
to send members to this meeting.