The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-05-06
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
 ENTERTAIN LEGION

BIN K AIN LEGION
 Last Friday evening following the regular meeting of the Post, The Wo- mans Auxiliary entertained the men in the Morenci Club rooms. The wo- men established a reputation as en- tertainers and made themselves solid with the boys. A musical entertain ment consisting of the following num- bers was presented during the even ing: Piano and vocal solos by the solo by Miss Mildrem who rendered several selections of her usual excel fence. Miss Mildrem is musician of unusual talent and the many en- sang several solos that were sung as only MT. Hull can sing. Mrs Buffers piano solos were very popul- ar with the audience as was her ac. comparing 'of the vocal and violin numbers. The Club rooms were di- vided into a space for both dancing and card playing. Mrs. Butler and the Swift sisters furnished the music for dancing. At the card tables every game was played from pitch to black jack. MT. Hull and MT. Moore car ried ioff he honors at Pinchole. The most important event of any entertainment to legion man is the Eats" and this occasion was no ex- l Ception. The women must have an- | ticipated the capacity of the average | member because after going back for 1 thirds there was still lots of rattlin3 | good chow left yet and many former | dough-boy was heard to sigh as he | departed for home and passed the | table still laden with Angle food and coffee.
 1 That the Womans Auxiliary of tht. Lloyd C.. Hill Post is a going concern | is evidenced from the fact that in the short time it las been organized it has practically doubled it's member ship and new applications are being recieved all the time. Tie Auxiliary is destined not only to te Pn adjunct to the Legion but to tue community ] as well. as tileir aims a"G ideals ara identical with those of The American 1 Legion.
 Con- Herbert E. Hodgson has SC cured an appointment to The State Industrial Commission through Gov ernor Campbell. The appointment is for two years. This commission is one of the. most important eTef created in the state and it's, duties are described as follows: To act as me 1 diators in labor disputes; supervise and regulate employment; have con current jurisdiction in the enforce | mnet of all labor laws. and regulate | insurance companies engaged in Il business relating to workmen's com l pensations
 War Risk Officer Moore is at all ] times in touch with the war risk de- | partment at Washington and would be glad to help out any former ser 1 verting his risk insurance into new form.
 Com. John Saunders has accepted a position with The Phelps Dodge at Bisbee and has left to take up his new duties.
 LAST YEARS BEEFSTEAK
 Washington-Althou unemploy
 ment is not diminishing, the general I industrial situation is not so bad, Sc
 cretary of Labor Davis said today The Secretary said there is little in
 dustrial unrest throughout the coun try Labor saved it's earnings during 1 prosperous times and is now living 'I upon these savings, he said.
 Il Some hundreds iof thousands oi II thousands of American veterans oi
 the World War will not find Secretary
 Dayis's argument soothing to theil feelings, which have become intro T spectives and intensive in the long periods they have been without jobs
 They will reflect that during those
 prosperous times" they were being
 paid by Uncle Sam $30 month ol
 thereabouts, subject to deductions
 Most of them were young men wher they went to work for Uncle Sam ant
 they had not worked long enough pre-
 yIously to store up savings. Most o'
 them came out of the Army an6
 Navy and found no financial reserves )l waiting to tide them over the period
 of their rehabilitation. Those who } were not fortunate enough t>) find jobs
 immediately. had to depend upon theil
 relatives or friends for actual suppor And many of them found only tenn porary jobs. and some found no job: at all For large percentage of tht disbanded four million, the period that has elapsed since the Armistict has been only continuous search fol
 steady employment.
 The Senate Finance Committee O the last Congress apnroved the just ice of the claims of World War veter ans for compensation. That compen
 eat1ln is in reality but an increase il the wage soldiers received during thu