The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-04-15
MRS. GAGER MAKES
REPORT OF SERVICE
BUREAU TO K. OF c.
Executive Secretary In Charge OF
Local Bureau for Service and
Ex-Service Men Disposes
of Much Work, as Re-
lated in Report.
MEN SECURE SERVICES THAT
is OF MUCH VALUE.
Many Men Receiving Vocational
Training Are and Will Soon
Be Observation-Disclosures
Even Creeps in the Se-
rious Side of Duty.
Knights of Columbus Bureau,)

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knights of Columbus Bureau,)
Bay st. Louis, April II, 1922. J
E I have the honor to submit the
following report for the months of
February and March, 1922.
We have dealt with 342 men and
their families,
Application for compensation. 8.
Roger Dedeaux, Richard Tell, Rich
ard Curet, Dossie Bell, Robert
James.
Victory medals and buttons, 38
received. Men who have left their
discharge for same please call at
office to get same.
Insurance sent off for 81 men.
Hospital treatment, 0rville Es-
tes, U. S. P. H. Hospital, Gulfport,
Miss; Robert Goldsmith, u. S. Ma
rine Hospital, No. Ia, New Orleans;
VIM. Kux, Peter Roux, Jesse Lott,
all to the same; Herbert Angelo, No.
IA, Gulfport, Miss.
Application for reinstatement OF
compensation, z. M. L. Ladner, Or
vile Estes, Joseph Mandala, Jos.
Rodolph, Dan FARRELL, Lawrence 4.
Ketchum, Willie Herrin.
Securing receipt for ticket sold to
ex-service men through the courte-
sy of Mr.. George Suzeneaux. The
money was refunded to Delbert
Sexton, who was en- route to hospi-
tai.
Allotment of 1918 made to Mrs.
Laura Allen, Kiln, Miss, settled and
received by party named.
Affidavits typed in appeal, S3.
Sending money to the son of Mr..
w. T. Holden, who is i'll in New Or
leans, for father.
Amadee Ladner and Fred Randall
both approved for Sec. IL training
have been placed in Pascagoula train
ing center.
Mr.. Lawrence Ketchum has been
declared rehabilitated by u. S. Vet
erans Bureau.
Paul Kelly, Leroy L. Hall retain
ers pay received and delivered.
Application for lost discharge, 2.
Roscoe Drew and Ralph Horlock.
Application for Mrs S. Spence
for. dependency pay on account Of
husband who was killed during war,
but not being an enlisted man was
rejected.
Willie Herrin and Daniel Jarrel
who were both discontinued by the
Discipline and Morale Board, have
asked for reinstatement. Permis-
sion was given by District Office to
appeal to Central Board at Wash
ington.
George Mitchell, who was de-
clared rehabilitated by Board ap-
pealed for extention of time as he
was not thoroughly competent, was
continued for ninety days longer.
Leave of Office was given by our
office to the following:
Dan Lafontaine on account of ILL
ness.
Maurice Williams on account Of
illness of wife.
Jesse Lott to have x-ray examina-
tion made for t. b.
The mother of Bertram s. Cos1r-
a deceased ex-service man, who
had applied for compensation before
his death has filed all papers in the
case for a duplicate, as the original
were lost in transit. It is supposed
as same had not been received by the
department in Washington,all par
ties who were witnesses to the sign
ing Of the original, 526, were COM
PEELED to have documentary evidence
to show reliability of parties signing.
AS this man died in El Paso, Texas,
it was with great difficulty we secur-
ed all data.
Transportation to New Orleans for
examinations, 81.
John Wilson indemnity bond re-
ceived and delivered, $4,000.
Securing address of son for Mrs.
Nessison from the American Legion,
at Lake Charles, La
Pvt. Chester Randolph, who has
been in service in the PHILIPPINE Is
lands for the past three years, has
been returned to the States, and is ct
Angel Island, CAL, at present.
Assistance was rendered DIR. VIM.
Cain in the illness and burial Of one
of our ex-service men, Harry Lafon-
taine, returned from service i'll, and
was requested several times to en-
ter claim for compensation, but re-