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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-02

Suits Suits any man in Fair
mont can wear ana know no IA
correctly dressed. suits that
Will wear, Suits that VIII give
you absolute satisfaction.
These suits are OF good ma
terials, worstels Fine Flannels
and Tweeds as well as rich
Cassimeres. Spring and Summer
weights.
There are grays. tight and
dark or mixed browns. tans.
blues and Greens in sizes So
to 46.
Well please scores OF moth
ers and fathers tomorrow with
our lower prices on boys suits.
New Norfolk models OF coed
wearing materials IN blue. green
brown and gray mixtures lined
with serge or alpaca at $3.50.
Boys all wool blue serge suits
$40 and $12.50. genuine oswego
serges, strictly hand tailored
sizes 10 to is at $40. Worth $50
Boys Norfolk Suits sizes 2x
to s at $3.50 to $3.50. We have
just received the largest assort-
ment OF WORK suits for boys we
have ever shown, prices range
from $500 to 500.
Boys Hats and Caps T5c to
$3.50.
We're showing a big line OF
smart new low Shoes for every
member OF your family. all the
latest styles and prices that
mean savings.
IN THE BASEMENT YOU
- SAVE TOO!
Ganulated Sugar 175kc ID. 25
lb. bag granulated sugar 1870.
Loose Roasted Coffee, per Id.
3oc. Old Reliable Coffee, per ID
SOC. Bakers Sugar Corn, per can
1Sc. No. 3scans Tomatoes zoe.
Choice Eyaporated Peaches per
Id. 30c. California Evaporated
Prunes, per lib. CSC California
Lima Beans. per ID. 15c. Mich
igan White Soup Beans. per ID.
lie. Hebe Mix, tall size cans,
121sc. Carnation; Pet, Every
H. L., - -, r,.S.I ...ts -. LII
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-02

puts It:
when Gabriel blows his horn
the doors will open and st. Peter
will be chief ticket taker. The
crowd win scramble for admis-
sion. Jesse James will come
slouching along as though ashamed
to make application for heaven.
can see st. Peter warm up to him
and comment something like this:
Well, anyhow, you wore a mask
when you plundered and you were
straightforward enough to admit
that you only followed your line of
business st. Peter may even
honor Jesse James little by let
ting him hear the Heavenly drum
corps. But when the profiteer
comes along can see st. Peter
frown and can sec him point his
finger down to Purgatory."
The evening world., 1920-10-28

of the BOomin9dae policy of q
advantage manufacturers
hand correspond. We until
lower prices AT ONCE The items this bear out
/ of them. No c. o. DIS, Mail or Telephone Orders
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Nyt fra Danmark

1 en- stor Sending Boyer l9e m%odtaget fra Danmark
findes blandt andet folgende:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
l dansk Land.

Under Is. Juni afsendte Sogne.
prast Moller i Yisby folgende
Brey til Kredskassen i T6nder.
.,Alaa jeg tillade mig at fore.
sporge, ON nit Alderstilleg til
l. JUL udbetales i Kroner efter
Pari, og hvorledes Tilskudet til
vor Pastoratskasse udbetales.
Samtidig beder ieg ON at sende
mig nogle Observation-Disclosures
til begge Udbetalinger''.
Herpaa indlob folgende Syar
paa Tysk, dateret Tonder den 30.
Juni: ,,Foresporgslen tilbage-
sendes med Anmodning ON al
affatte den og igjen at indsende
den i Diet tyske Sprog. Dansk er
like indf6rt som Embedssprog
paa den preussiske K~redskasse. "
Pastor M6ller offentliggjer nu
disse to Breye / ,,Flensborg
Avis, idet han tilfeier:
0mendskjont jeg err want til at
Sc nit Modersmaal tilsidesat, og
Tyskerne tit har bekempet Diet
hos mig, blew jeg dog mere end
forbavset, da jeg fix Diet oven
gjengivne Brew tilbage fra Kreds.
kassen i T6nder. Efter min Men
ing kan der dog ingen preussisk
Kredskasse we're i T9nder mere,
da der like en- Gang existerer
en- ,,T9nder Kreds" mere. Og
selv ON Diet F6rste skulde yare
Tilfeldet, troede jeg dog, at nit
danske Modersmaal nu mindst
a ligeberettiget med Diet tyske
Sprog. Jeg synes, at Diet dog
sknlde paatales offentligt, at
saadan Noget kan ske endnn
under dansk Styre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Err H. P. Hansen en- virkelig

Statsmand? Sogneprest Anton
Petersen, Aalborg, skriver j
,,Flensborg Avis:
For de mango, der har fulgt
H. P. Hansen som F9Fer gennem
tykt og tyndt i en- Aarrekke
lyder dette SpSrgsmaal natur-
ligvis SON en- Meningsl6shed. Og
selv maa han vel ogsaa anse sig
for Sonderjydernes retmessige
F6rer, siden han like viger til
bage for at fore Ordet we'd den
store, historiske Begivenhed,
naar Danmarks Konge rider ind
j wort aldgamle Land.
Vi, der like formaar at Sc paa
Tingene med disse Ojne, men
mener, at ct Tra ber bed6mmes
af diets Frugter efter Diet gamle
Ord: EFT godt Tre berer code
Frugter, men ct raaddent Tr@
bmrer raadne Frugter," vii prove
at opgSre SpSrgsmaalet for os
selv, og jeg skal tillade mig at
fremfere, hvilket Resultat jeg er
kommet til, og Vejen, ad hvilken
jeg kom just til dette Resultat.
Dette vii naturligvis afh@nge
af, hvilken Allen man mailer Fl.
P. Hansen med. Der er after og
after blevet havdet, at vi er en-
Lille Nation, og at vor Politik
bgr anlagges derefter. Lad os
saa betragte en- anden lille
evropeisk Nation.
Da Krigen brSd nd, havde
Grakenland en- Konge, hvis Ojne
ganske var blendede af Tysk-
lands Storhed, og uden at vakle
forte han sit Land ind | en- saa-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Dyrtiden / Flensborg.

Paa Baggrund af Meddelel.
serne ON den sterke Uro mod sgd
d~reftedes de Forhold, som
Dyrtiden har skabt her i Byen.
Paa SGndertorv m6dte i Morges
en- Kommission, der nedsatte
Varepriserne. dette foregik
uden Vanskeligheder. Under
Overborgmester Todsens Forsede
afholdtes i Dag paa Raadhuset
eft Mode med Representatives. for
Byens Forretningsmend og De-
legerede for Arbejderstanden.
Det oplystes, at Ophidselsen
blandt den mindre bemidlede
Del at Befolknnigen err ret stor.
Representatives. for de Hand.
lende har meddelt, at de vii stille
sig im6dekommende.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Danske Spejdere i Flensborp.

At den nye Granse like betty
der Danskhedens Grense, fix
man talende Bevis for her i
Flensborg j Dag, da en- Flok
danske Drenge troppede op i K.
F. q. N .S~pejdernes gr6nne Uni
form for at tage afsted i Sommer-
lejr, hvorfra de drager til Korps-
lejren paa Skamlings-Banke. En-
stor skare Nysgjerrige samledes,
da Drengene trak afsted med der
es Flag j Spidsen. Der fulgte
flere Speck-Raab efter dem, men
Drengene herte kun efter de
danske Kommandoord.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Hilsner til ,,Flensborg Avis.

Rundt ON i Diet danske Folk
mindes man i Dag Flensborg,
,,Flensborg Avis" har fra en- hel
Rekke Danske baade i Konger-
iget og i Udlandet modtaget
yarme Hilsner. 81. A. har fynske
kYinder fra Svendborg og Omegn
sendt en- smuk Addresse, hvori
de giyer Udtryk for deres Sorg
over, at Mellem-Slesyig like kom
med hjem. DE udtaler Haabet
ON, at der maa gives Kraft oe
Lykke til ogsaa i Fremtiden at
staa SON trofast G~ransevagt.
Adressen er underskreyet af 2809
Kyinder.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11

statsmand? Sogneprest Anton
Petersen, Aalborg, skriver
..Flensbore Avis:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
De U~delukkedes Born

Den nye danske Skoleforen.
ing ! Flensborg har gjort ct stort
Arbejde for at faa flensborgske
Born paa ct kortere Ferieophold
i Danmark. AT Foreningens Med
lemmer var der anmeldt 1900
Born og af Andre 900. Danmark
hayde givet fri Indrejse og still
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Senderjylland.
Dagen er kommen!

Od2En ct hOIln1Cn
Natten var lang over Sonden-
Aas Xange,
D~anskbeden sad som en- hides
tengt Fange
Ole mod Ole og Hand lagt /
Hand,
saadan de sad i de snerende
lBaand.
Lyttende saa de mod Yinduet
hen:
vii det da aldrig dages igen2
Dagen er kommenl
Blesten og Regnen pisker paa
Ruben,
Flojene rasle, og Hundene tude.
Tracer, der dr9mte ON F~oraarets
Dag,
falder i Natten med dronende
Brag
Stormen bolt kaldor med truende
klang,
d9vende Hjertets og Lengslern-
es Sangl
Dagen er kommeni
Bort MATTE S9nnen med Volds-
manden drage,
kommer han aldrig mon mere
tilbagel
Kempe han MATTE / Fjendernes
Her,
kampe mod dem, som hans
Hjerte har ker.
Tom blev hans Plads, nu den
fyldes af SAW,
Hjerterne gemmer hans elskede
Navnl
Dagen er kommenl
Ude der hores en- Sang, som har
Vinger,
nor hvor i Natten den gjaldende
klinger.
OPP rives Doren = der er han
igen;
jublende raaber i Natten han
hen:
,,skynd jer, skynd jer dog, alt
hvad [ kan,
Solen STAIR OPP over Senden-Aas
Landl"
Dagen er kommen!
Solen har plantet de lysende
Lanser
hen over Dybbels de blodd9bte
Skanser
Holt lyder Fedrenes frigjorte
Sang
I'D over Landet, som Fienderne
tvang.
Dannebrog farer til Flagstangens
Top,
Natten har Ende, og Solen STAIR
OPT
Fredensborg, Juni 1920.
Christopher Book.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11

Y gjennemleyer historiske
Dage, som griber os allie ON
Hiertet. Frederik Wis Ligfprd
yarslede ON en- sorgens It'd.
Christian TX tog Asked
med Slesvig paa Dybbol Banke.
| Morgen rider Christian X. over
Yoldgransen ind i den gjenvund-
gamle Spaadomme fuldkommes,
andre STAIR tilbage. ALE danske
Hjerter sonden "A banker Dan
marks Drot og Kongehus i Mode.
Nordslesyigerne VII synes, at de
ferst nh har faaet Brey og Segl
paa, at de er kommen tilbage.
Men ogsaa de Danske sgd for
den nye Grense, som like kan
faa sig til at rive OPP i det friske
Saar we'd at tage I'll Fest, byder
Danmarks Konge Yelkommen paa
Slesyigs Grund, / deres HENS
tayn. der like kan sondres we'd
unaturlige Grenser. Vi har for
set, at der like kan sperres med
Farver og Pele, og at de tager
fell, der tror, at Hjertebaand
kan briste. Vi har for set, at
Taaibernes Tro lar sejret over de
Kloges Kulde. Mango Mennesker
vi hegne Kongens Vel i Morgen,
men ale danske Slesyigeres Tan
ker folger Hans Majestet i det
0jeblik, han rider oyer Grensen
fra "a, og byder ham Velkom-
men iSonderjylland.
r. P. Hansen Hilsen til dem.
Lige OPP ad Dybbel-Feste har
,.Hejmdale" gjengiYet en- Tale,
som II. p. Hansen har holdt we'd
Diet radikale Mode paa Hohoj.
Han omtalte heri de st9rkt over
dreyne Tai paa Danske i 2. Zone,
lige indtil 10000, der stadig
fremsettes fra yisse Slider, %
fremhevede, at der we'd Rigs
dagsvalget i 1912 bleev afgiyet
456 danske Stemmer ! Flensborg
By og 1876 i Landdistrikterne j
, Zone.
Hertil siger .,Flensborg Avis.
like nok med, at de Danske i 2.
Zone er stemt ude fra deres Fe-
dreland, nu skal deres Tai og-
saa gi6res saa lille son muligt for
at modvirke den Stotte, de kan
yente I'll deres folkelige Arbejde.
De 10000 i ,. Zone, der we'd Fol.
keafstemningen stemte for Dan
mark, skal der helst slaaes en-
Streg over. Hansen glemte, at
der j 1912 i Aabenraa blew af-
| giyet 374 danske Stemmer mod
1887 tyske; alligeyel fandt han
Diet rigtigt at tage Aabenraa,
som heller like den 10. Februar
i Aar fix dansk Flertal, med til
Danmark. Hansen regner neppe
rigtigt, naar han tror, at den
Venn~etjeneste, han nu wiser de
udestengte we'd at tale ON over
dreyne Tai, skal hojne ham. i
Folkets Omd9mme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
De udest@ngte.
Deres Hilsen til Kongen.

ySlesvig og Kronen" er Over
skriften over en- ledende Artikel
! ,Flensborg Avis, der bl. A..
udtaler:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
En- Hilsen fra Kejserinde Dagma1

En- Hilsen fra Kejserinde Dagmar
Hr. Owe Rahbeck i ~Hasley
skriver j ,,F~lensborg Avis, at
han for nylig hayde den Glade
at blive modtagen af Ke.jserinde
Dagmar.
En- rig og betagende Oplevelse
var Diet at staa foran Diet elskelige
Menneske og Sc ind i hendes
kloge. milde DINE. Saa jevnt og
saa hjerteligt talte hun, men like
ct 0jeblik glemte man, at man
stod foran Majesteten. Der laa
som ct Skier af Keiserkronens
CLANS ON hendes fine Hoved, men
langt sterkere lyste Martyr.
glorien ON hen Nordens
kronede mater dolorosa.
Og Vi talte ON Sonderiylland
Jeg f%ortalte, at jeg smart skulde
derned, og hyor jeg gledede mig
dertil.
Da udbrod Kejserinden: bring
dem dernede min kjerligste Hi,
sen, bring den I'll liver ispr, saa
800 800. n H. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11

Venizelos. Denne Statsmand, der
utviylsomt maa anses for en- at
de ypperste i Europa, lod sig
lede af en- megtig Ide, son han
forfulgte og forfolger stadig,
nemlig at samle ale Grekere ind
under Fedrelandet. Dette var
og er hans uvisnelige Ere, der
Isikkert aldrig vii glemmes i
Grakenlands Historic.
H. P. Hansen havde like blot
like en- saadan alt beherskende
Tanke nej, hans Ide var, ak saa
fattig, saa fattig, saa man nes-
ten skammer sig sed at nevne
den - at luke ude fra Moder-
landet 10000 Danske. der leng-
ties efter at komme hjem.
Havde Danmark haft en- Vent
zelos og like en- H. P. Hansen,
bag hyis Ryg Radikalisterne
kunde krybe i Skull, havde vi
haft wore Brodre hjemme nu.
Hvem err saa Statsmanden af
disse to? Jeg tanker, at Venize-
los like Wide regne II. P. Han
sens Resultat for Statsmands-
Kunst.
Det neste, der let springer i
lOjnene hos den geniale Kreten-
ser, er den Klarhed, hvormed
han straks saa, at Sejren MATTE
folge Ententens Faner, og at
Tyskland MATTE ligge under.
Derefter rettede han sin Politik,
der har fort Diet lille Greken-
land frem imod sin rationale
Droms Opfyldelse. En- usigelig
Lykke for Grekenland, at det
blew Venizelos's Politik og like
Kong Konstantens, der sejrede.
Ogsaa her ligger II. ?. Hansen
saa ynkeligt under. Denne
Forer, der fuldstendig mang.
lede Syn for hele den evrope-
iske Situations sande Forhold
ligesom de kongerigske radikale
lStatsmand, travede fra den enc
tyske Partif9rer til den anden,
fortaller i ct offentGggjort Brev,
at han stod we'd Siden at Scheide-
mann, ia den tyske Republik
blew proklameret o. 5. V. Man
kan nasten like lade vere at
smile = hvis Sagen like var
saa alyorlig - over, at en- Stats
mand tager paa en- stor national
Sag paa en- saadan Made. Havde
han ejet V~enizelos's geniale
Statsmandsblik, da var wore
lidende Landsmend aldrig blevne
forte ind i den ulyksalige II. p.
Hanssenske Politik.
Endnu ct Punkt er bemerkel-
sesyardigtt.
Yenizelos forstaar de Stats
mend og Politikere, han har med
at gore, vistnok fordi han kender
de store Nationers FolkepsyKo-
logi.
England har Vanskeligheder i
Asien paa f~orskellige Steder.
En- st9rre engelsk Har vii for6ge
Skattebyrderne i gamle England.
Yenizelos spSrger pent Englands
megtige Mand: ,,Skal jeg like
hjelpe lidt der, 0. 5. W" - 10,
TAX lyder Svaret, og Venizelos
har sandsynligvis reddet Smyrna
for bestandig ind under gresk
Scepter.
H. 2. Hansen gaar som Rigs
dagsmand i Berlin og har rige-
Zig Lejlighed til at studere den
tyske Nationalkarakter Han we'd
like = i hvert Fald handler han
da like derefter =, at den
mindste Im9dekommen overfor
Tyskerne 9jeblikkelig udlegges
af disse som Svaghed, og at disse
handler derefter. Han vii vinde
Tyskerne we'd Im9dekommen paa
wore Br9dres Bekostning, og han
opnaar kun,at Tyskerne raser
mod den LIME, som efter H. P.
Hansen skulde dame en- Forson-
&c.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11


y. P. Madsen: Husandagtsbog .................. $500
y. p. Madsen: Husandagtsbog, Guldsnit $500. 100
y. p. Madsen: Ordet - -. INSTRUMENTATION. 10
n. p. Madsen: Povl =. -. =. ............... 40
n. p. Madsen: Ole -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
n. p. Madsen: Paa Flugt =. ........... 40
Oluf 0lesen Liyet, A~ndagtsbog .... 49,. 150
Goszner: Skatkiste, Andagtsbog -. .............. 200
Olaf Ricard: Tag og Ls -. -. .. ............. 40
Matthiesen: Stilhed og Styrke -. 49,. .......... 400
Krags: Daglig Andagtsbog =. ........... 800
With. Beck: Nyt og Gammelt ............ 400
With. Beck: En- lille Skatkiste o.. ............ 800
Luthers Bibelske Skatkiste -. -. ......... 200
Hjemmets Bogsamling 1916 (Welbach Soster Dorothe
Rcard For os, Fibiger: Frelsens Wished, Troens Lys) 80
1918 (Fibiger: G~uldkristnei Ricard: Ler os at bede;
Hooking: bet forhaanede Kors) -. -. go
1919. (Egeberg: AT ct Ungdomsliv, With. Beck: Erin
dring fra NIT Lv; Fibiger: Kongespejlet Skoy. Pc
tersen: Vii du frem) :. 80. .......... 300
c. Moe: MAIDEN og Sandheden -. .............. 400
Gunnar Engberg: De unge Aar ...... f2O
Gunnar Engberg: Den unge Mand -. .........- 10
Fibiger: Forstaar du -. :. -. .......... so
Indre Missions Sangbog med Tileg -. -. 50
Indre Missions Sangbog med Melodier 80. 200
Salmebog for S9ndagsskoler :. ........... 80
Salmebog for S6ndagsskoler med Melodier -. Leo
Laurits Petersen: ,En Krisen :. ..... 280
Laurits Petersen: ,En Krise' Omslag ..... 200
Skovgaard Petersen; uTegn og Tder' ...... 15O
Ussing: Troen paa Gud =. -. .......... 800
Ussing: SeJrgang ....... 400
Ussing: Tale Haderslev, Frue Kirke, 80. 40
flblger: duds Lam -. Observation-Disclosures. LAO
Fibiger: Guldkristne -. 2m
Bielefeldt: Melodier -. AN
Berggren og Barnekov Melodier ..... go
Danmarks Melodier l. Ii, LII, Del, hver .......... Leo
Lommeblbel Mr.. "A -. =. ............. -. $50
Storstlnet Bibel Mr.. 81 =. =. =. 200
Testament Mr.. IL =. =. =. .............. 200
Testament Mr.. 12A 80. 20
Morten Larsen: Livstanker l -. .. 1O
Morten Larsen: Livstanker III ...... om
Koch: Tidsb9lger -. 1eo
Dannebrog Msaonens Tjeneste =. IN
Ai"apo'S sahBe = - :. :. :. .......,...... go
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11

lede Damperen sEgir" til
Raadighed. De layere preussiske
Myndigheder viste sig ogsaa
imodekommende, men henyiste
til de hojere Myndigheder, og
disse har nu negtet gratis
Udrejse. Ethyert Barn over y
Aar maa derfor betale SO Mark
for ct Pas; men da dette er
muligt, forhindres saaledes Be.
spget i Danmark.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-25
Ne,cs of Soldiers and Sailors
SOME WAR FACTS

At the close of the civil war, the national debt was SPITE, 100000, or S80 per capita. The present national debt is SPA 4,700, 100000, or $225 per capita.
 In the Civil war, there were 2,80O,- 900 Union soldiers. In the World war there were 4,S0O,OOO Americans. In the Civil war, privates got SIS a month, in the World war, privates re- ceived $30 per month. In the Civil war no service bonus was paid; in the World war, $60 was paid.
 In the second year after the Civil war, we paid in pensions and treat ment for veterans $21 ,000, 0,0O0; in the 24th year 92,0O0, ,O00; and last year we paid $22S 100000; this year it will be $263, ,96S, ,993; and next year it will be $45S, ,440, ,000.
 In the second year of the Civil war, we paid in soldier benefits $7.5O per soldier, or 60 cents per capita of pop ulation. In the second year of this war, not counting the $60 bonus, it will be $95.50 per capita of population.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-25
IT WASN'T OVER

He was a small, bow-legged, wall eyed private in colored stevedore company working at Brest.
 He was homesick and miserable. The morning after the news of the armis- tice reached Brest he went to his ser- geant,a big, raw-boned, powerful col ored boy from Texas, and said:
 Sarge, Pse tired and l wants ter go back home to Alabama. I'se toted these here boxes from de ships to de cars until my shoulder is worn down to de bone. listed fer the duration of de war, and now de wars over, and l wants to go back home"
 The sergeant looked him over, down and up. If looks could kill he would have been dead.
 "Nigger," the Sarge said, after his survey, "git yourself back on dat job !! De war IS over! Oats right! But de duration just started"
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-25
SOLDIER DIES BEFORE HE IS
 GIVEN AID BY GOVERNMENT

After two months of futile effort on the part of Fred Hilburn Post of the American Legion at Douglas in trying to induce the government to place Enoch Lott in hospital to make an effort to cure him of tuberculosis, con- tracted while fighting in the army ov- erseas, he succumbed to this disease. :.
 About two months ago the post ad- jutant of the American Legion was in formed that Lott was at the point of dying from tuberculosis contracted while fighting in France and steps were immediately taken to have him removed to hospital. After sending many telegrams to the government trying to have him placed in a gov ernment hospital, he was finally taken to local hospital where the Ameri- can Legion had been sending him food and necessities.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-25
ORGANIZED LABOR MEMBERS
 URGED TO JOIN LEGION

Members of ,ordganized labor are urged to become members of the American Legion in an editorial re- gently published in the Chronicle, the official organ of the Ohio Central La bor Council.
 "The attitude of the American Le- zion toward organized labor in the state of Ohio, and locally as well, has been clearly defined, and has been ap- proved of by the Central Labor Coun- cil. It is claimed that at least 40 per cent of the boys who went to France and across the water were trade un. ionists. If this is true, then the prop. CT thing for them to do would be to join the American Legion, and then they would be in position, if ever the occasion arose, when there would be a criticism of the labor movement, they could be of service by explaining our real purposes, thereby eliminating some of the antagonism to us which comes from misunderstanding only. There need be no fear by trade union ists of the American Legion. We be, lieve they are right and that they are fair, especially their leaders, and as we said above, we would recommend to every trade unionist who is eligible to membership that he can best protect his interest and the interest of the wage-earner by getting in line, and place himself where he properly be- longs? ?"
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-25
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The following shows relief by va- ious states to former service men:
 Caifornia-Appropriated $1,000,000 for the purchase of land for discharged service men.
 Maine-A bonus of $100.
 assachusetts-One hundred dol lars to all men who entered the serv- ice prior to November II, 1918.
 Minnesota-Two hundred dollars for college tuition or $15 month foi each month or fraction in service.
 New Hampshire-A bonus of $100.
 North Carolina--Will give service medal.
 North Dakota--A bonus of $25 a month, to provide or improve home to purchase tools, books or instru- ments, or to purchase farm stock of machinery.
 Oklahoma - Twenty-Five dollars a month, with maximum of $200 for educational expenses.
 Vermont--Ten dollars a month for twelve months in the service, limited to men who did not hold commissions
 Wisconsin-Ten dollars for each month, with a minimum of $50.
 Rhode Island-A bonus of $10O.
 New Jersey-Ten dollars month $100 limit.
 Proposed for New York-Ten dol lars month, depending on length of service, this excluding all officers in army above grade of captain, and nav al officers above grade of lieutenant, senior grade, ard all men and wom- en who served less than two months.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-25
INJURED FIX SERVICE MEN
 NOTE THIS CAREFULLY

We publish this letter, not because we want to show how wonderfully we are appreciated, but because the mat ter treated is of utmost importance to the injured soldier boys: Editor Coconino Sun, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 There has been brought to my at tention a clipping from your issue of May 28, 1920, concerning the import ance to former service men of an ap- plication for a certificate of injury within one year after the date of theiI discharge or resignation from the ser. vice.
 The bureau greatly appreciates youl cordial spirit of cooperation in the in. terest of our soldiers, sailors and ma. rines.
 Yours very truly,
 R. G. CHOMLEY JONES, Director