The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 3

"SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1997, COMPENSATION (z%3 CLAIMS MUST» BR FILED S00N War Veterans Have Until Jan. *1 to Obtain Adjusted Cer- -__ tiffeates Fs N. D. Nov, 19—— Warnings that January 1, 1998, is last day for filing claims for adji adjusted compensation offered by the federal y paedatd are being sent out by American Legion head- quarters here and T. O. Kraabel, state service commission¢r, to ali World War Veterans the de- Pendents of deceased veterans. * In a final drive? make sure that every North Dakota veteran takes advantage of the government's oft fer posters are being sent out by the state headquarters of the legion and will soon appear throughout the state. Men who have not already done so are urged to apply for thé adjusted compensation immediately as no applications will be received after January 1. Every veteran, regardless of whethér he served in this Goat or abroad, is eligible under the law, Stat Service Com- missioner T. O. Kraabel said. Kraabel estimates that there are still 7,000 North Dakota veterans wh have not applied for adjusted compensation and that, if. all of these presepy their claims in time, it will mean thousands of dollars to them or to the dependents of those who have died. tsons in doubt as to their eligibility tq >rzsent a claim may obtain help and i. forma- tion at any American Legion t, from the state headquarters of the yn or from his office, Kraabel “Bonus Paid Veterans Under the !aw veterans, are al- lowed $1 a day for home service and | Rev. $1.25 a day for overseas service in excess of 60 days. The original $60 . bonus paid at the tine of discharge cove hie first 60 days of service, he se whose adjusted service credits total $50 ur less will be paid in cash and those with a iter credit will ceceive adjusted se--“ce certificates. The face value of such |. certificates is equal to the amount in dollars of 20-year endowment ins surance that the amount of the ad- justed service credit, increased by | ti 25 per cent would ~urchase at the ‘This ls approximately two|sionary with his headquarters at ‘times’ the emtesat v7 |B mayck and is, well Enown by a hag vs Sing Fagan of hos that Mr. Henwood _ sald, “He* ins it wi here. eli derek ak poe | Mr. Henwood will be glad to) hear| tion. ot | fi inyone who is in any way in- th de tae ‘nd ‘that it is terested: In, thi worthy. tause™ raaly worth while from a point. F se Has Lean Value certificates are aerate at the end of 20 years to veteran or his designated case of his of the Adam Gustine Killed in Tacoma Accident Adam B. Gustine, 386, veg Wash., Mon- service credit he: day, from injuries sustained when a feeived’ will be paid’ta his widow, | caterpillar tractor that he was, op: children, m.ther; or father in the| erating was struck by a Northern order named. ** bey passenger train in South : P dit, Gusting ee male of ae a sia and mov: ma from n= Rev. H. Henwood, S. S. day about nix ears so, Besides h and six children, Henry, Otto, Missionary, Is Here Hilda, Julia, Eleanora and Lillian, — m hae ae en ae beg tache a wood, ission- | Gustine © andan, and six broth- Pgh Hy tiene cy ‘School ers, John, Thomas, Lib, Ferdinand, Union, has beenin this city a few| Mike and Frank, all of Mandan, ‘and days this week calling on interested| three sister, Mrsi Rose Renner and frienda of this society. Missionary | Mrs. Ida Smith, Mandan, and Mrs. Henwood has spent over 10 years in| Mery Bullinger, Flasher. the regular. msiouary work with eee hiving ae his Carritery Oe nrennei| Judge Pugh Orders roral districts in over five counties, issal and in that time has oragnized Mthed Dismiss: I of Case 70 Union Sunday Schools bes When T. J. Krause, attorney for the defendant, entered a motion for doing much work relative to this ie 1 of the charge of assault movement in the country districts. Recen oted dismissal iy, the society promoted Me. | t8 battery against his client, Peter Berger, on the grounds that the Henwood to general Legcontend sed Fete, and his work ‘ill be to assist | Judgment in the justice court ‘from the missionaries scattered : ‘bles Berger had eeyeslod: his case state,-also to-call-on interested folks properly entered an in the cities und villages ‘of the state| recorded. Judge Thomas L. Pugh present the: work of the seciety | Sustained the motion in the Morton ng the partis Rurbes. a county district court Thursday. The spen Sunday at the id been brought by the state. ke Evan; al churches where Rev. O. R. Breaw, a former mission-| Mandan Attains Quota ‘aty, ° y A rs "Tho American Sunday Schoot Un-| in Red Cross Drive ion is a well known organization pena Mandan went over the top when Unreached,” and its motto Every Child in a’ Sunday School, a if fiseeded its _quota of 500 knell Bible in Every Home;, a Sunday t us show you the Nicollet School in Every District Where} and Sanotuf Mattresses.—Bis- There Is No Church.” marck Furniture, 217° Main Mandan resident, died in a police}: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. bers in the annual National Red], Cross drive here Wednesday, ac-/| Personal and cording to. Mrs, James Meili Social News of Given two, weeks Mandan Vicinity Cross deter- short time. siring to help “the er” are w to mail their checks|the railroad company. to W. J. 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