Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-24
Legion to Start Census Drive in
 Bisbee Tomorrow

The unknown hero" who never re- ceived a splendid funeral, but is still alive and looking for a job, is a spe cial object Of the veteran census that begins tomorrow under direction of l.. \. Engle post of the American Le-I zion and it's Auxiliary Unit. The Lcgionaires are going ont to get tine name of ever nan and woman ~ho served the country in the world war, N hat their needs are, whether they have unpaid claims for compensation or not, and what their ideas are in regard to tho adjusted compensation bfll. They are especially an tious that every ex-service man realize that his -lanIe is wanted whether he ia mcm- Der of the American Legion or not.
 The census is specially designed tc lring to light all cases ot suffering through war service that hove not yet been remedied. All eX-servica men and women are to be asked if they have suffered any disability through the war, and if so, if they are secur- ing adequate compensation. If they are in need of hospital treatment the facts are to be listed, and also if they are entitled to vocational training. If they are entitled to free dental serv- ice and do not kno " it, it will be found. out for them. They are also to be questioned regarding their war risk insurance, concerning which there is considerable confusion. Many do not know the terms under which they may reinstate their insurance af- ter letting it lapse, others would like to change it into a permanent form of government insurance, others have e fn oh ha hn their policy. These matters arc. all to be taken up.
 A matter of particular interest is the choice the ex-service men will make among the five forms of com pensation offered by the adjusted compensation bill. These include paid-up insurance farm and home loans, and courses in vocational train- ing. A great deal has been said and surmised about. the general wishes of the ex-service people in this matter, but nothing has been actually known The census win clear up many doubts l The following local eX-service men | have been appointed to take charge of the census in the districts indicated 1 after their names.
 Harvey McClimans, both sides of 1 Tomstone Canyon to Spring Canyon. Ben and Sim Chase: South side of Tombstone Canyon from Spring Can yon to Higgins Road
 M. s. Lindholm: Higgins Road to old city jail a
 Al Tanning: North side or Tomb stone Canyon from Spring Canyon to Gibson-Hines lumber yard. .. IT E A1ian. N;hoon.II .IIipao 1up,ka,, yard to and including Castle Rock
 w. R. Hall: West side of Brewery Gulch
 John Planinich: East side of Brew cry Gulch, including Youngblood Hill and o. K. Street.
 L. Wilson Chihuahua Hill and north side of Naco Road to Finn Hall.
 o. w. Wolf: Both sides of Main Street.
 Clarence Brown: Finn Hall to Sag inaw. everything on north side of streetcar tracks.
 O. G. Wager and Murry Bateman; | Jiggerville. Upper Lowell and Irish i Mag Hill to r. D. Store.
 Eric Nelson:i Garden Hill and | COwan Ridge
 w. A. Beeman and H. B. Burrows: | Don Luis.
 1 Charles Mckay, Alfred Humphries, and Charles Cole: Bakerville, Cochise, Mason Stop, and Warren.
 Charles Cole. chairman Of the Leg ion membership committee. will be at the Legion home this evening to fur nish the above named men with infor- nation and census blanks.