Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-05-07

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The wal and navy departments
are opposed to any such misuse OF
the uniform; the American Legion
is opposed to it.; the public should
not encourage it.
1t has come to our attention that
the American Legion button Is being
worn by ONE who are not entitled
to do so. The following is a list of
the members of this post and as such
are entitled to wear the emblem of
the organization. 1t is safe to as
sumo that anyone else wearing the
button, who cannot show a member
ship card from some other post, has
no right to be wearing 1t.
Fay Bargdull, Legrande Barkdull,
Maurice F. BurwelI, Stanley Bourne,
George e. Caywood, Edward Christ
offerson, Harry G.. Collipriest, Ken
meth B. Dawson, George F. Dunn.
Leo @. Dorney, Charles e. Gaskins,
Leo. P. Gaertner. Russell P. Groo,
Thomas 2. Hartman, Charles e. Her
man, Ambrose Ipsen, Seymour g..
Kunz, Alvin L. LaRocco, Albert Lar
sen, Rueben Lindsay, Carl e. Nell
vain, Fritz Maurer. Harry Meski-
men, Edward o'Connor, Jesse Orch
ard, Ralph b. Perkins, Edward Rel
Der, Alan Richards, Roy Robinson,
Earl c. Sanford, Archie w. Snod-
grass, Nell G.. Sorenson, Glenn r.
Stewart, Standard L. Tanner, Leland
5. Wedel. Carson WeIker, Clifford
Williams, Alma J.. Winters, Herman
Wuchrich, Elmer P. Jensen.
DO not forget the meeting tonight.
This meeting has been ordered by
national headquarters and there is a
great deal or important business
that must be attended to. Let's
have every member present tonight.
The Service n Information
Branch, office of the assistant to the
secretary of war. has undertaken to
find out IL it can be Of assistance to
any soldier, sailor or marine who
served in the world war. This is
not a new service by any means, but
just another way of getting in close
touch with those who might be hav-
ing trouble in the adjustment of
their accounts with the government.
We will be more than pleased to
have you take up the following mat
ters with US and will endeavor to se-
cure prompt action on every case
presented. Address Capt. H. c..
DfNl4wn nc IN nHn~w -x1~&Am. NsA~gn&
war department, 500 Flood Building.
San Francisco, Calf.
(Note:-Give full information on
each case separately, showing when
and where you entered the service,
your rank, company .organizationJ
serial number, where stationed,
when discharged, present address,
and any other information pertinent
to the case.)
l.. Have you received a proper
discharge7
2. Have o received your bonus
OF $1,000?
3. Have you received your full
travel pay of five cents per mile?
Have you received your lost
haggage2
s. Have you received the liberty
bonds that you subscribed for while
I'm HawFice2
g. We're the allotments deducted
from your pay to the proper persons
and In the proper amounts?
=. DO you wish any information
regarding the conversion of your IN
smranceg
81 II your insurance has lapsed,
do you wish to have it reinstated?
4. We're you disabled In the SER
vcef
10. II so. n you drawing com
~pnnsa3gpn CT disability
IL Are yOu s. need of any medi-
cal care Or krealment7
A2 H disabled. ID you wish 70
take vocational ~saucagE0n7
Ia. Are son oHt o4 employment 7
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