The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1927, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIRUNE LAST CHANCE FOR SOLDIERS TO GET ‘BONUS’ Final Date for Making Applica- tion Has Been Set For January 2, 1928 Final date for making application for adjusted compensation, or what is more generally known as the na- tional bonus, has been set for Jan. 2, 1928, This bonus is given to a veteran if he makes application during his lifetime, in the form of a 20-year endowment paid-up insurance cer- tificate. Tho amount of the certif- icate is based upon the service 6, 1917, and July 1, 1919. The bonus rate of pay is $1.00 per day for each day of service in this country and $1.25 per day for each day of | @. service overseas. This amount is|| what is known as the adjusted serv- ice credit and the amount of insur- ance certificate will be approximate- ly two and one-half times the amount | of the original adjusted service credit. If the veteran died before the en- actment of the legislation making this bonus possible, or has died since without making application, then application may be made iby such persons as may survive him, providing that the survivor is either ‘a wife who has not re-married prior to making application, or children under 18 years of age at the time of death of the veteran, or by a mother or father who were wholly or partially dependent on the veter- an for support. All of these applica- tions must be filed on or before cap! January 2, 1928, or the right to file} lets. will expire. Applications received after that date will be held as void. It is believed that there are ap- proximately six thousand applica-|® tions within the state yet to be filed. || The average certificate which has |. been issued to veterans in the state of North Dakota is about $1,000. Using this same basis, it is believed that the value of the adjusted serv- ice applications not yet filed is be- tween $500,000 and $600,000. Forms for filing for the adjusted compensation may be had from the regional office of the United States veterans bureau at Fargo, postmas- ters and American Legion Posts throughout the state. Soo Line Files Suit in U. S. District Court Notice that the Soo Line railroad has filed suit in federal court to prevent the collection of part of the taxes assessed against it this year by .the state board of equalization has been received here by Attorney General George F. Shafer. The suit, which is directed against the state board of equalization and the auditor and treasurer of each county in which the railroad oper- ates, states that the company is ready to pay 70 per cent of the assessment levied against it but asks that state and county officials be enjoined from collecting the re- maining 30 per cent. The cases is based on the same claims as were presented to the Burleigh county district court earlier in the year, the action being brought under a state statute. At that time the district court held that the railroad could not bring an in- Junction action since the state law requires the disputed taxes be paid and an action brought to obtain a ind. Great importance is attached to the case because of the fact that all! railroad property is valued by the state for taxing purposes in the same manner, and success of the Soo Line suit might result in sim- ilar actions by other railroads, i lerful woes .b saldene- Too Late to Classify tistance by keeping the body FOR RENT—One large nicely fur- Build ur resistance nished front room on second! |. up floor. Cail at 322 Ninth strect, With pleasantly flavored Phone 1054-R. In What Month Is Your Birthday? 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It is the story of a shipping clerk who bécame a traveling man. His career is threatened by the sales- manager, who is disloyal to his firm, and pees veer of this executive is broug! and cleverness of a telephone girl, played by Miss Mackaill. New York, Dec. 23.—(?)—Lenort Ulgic and Sidney Blackmer, stage stars, will be married next June. The announcement was made today by the actor’s manager. Gazette Ptg, Co. fe i WYSTOR TCR ETerTrrEreTreTserEr STE TTT tified cod-liver oil help protect grown people from lated cod-liver oil plus its Wild Cat Is Pet A ee Little Rose Rutledge of Browns- | ville, Tex., is shown with the 30-| which the veteran had between April ely Mexican wild cat that she) Who said Texas wasn't wild? Use Children to Aid Escape || Lace eee id Cisco, Texas, Dec. 23.—(AP) G. E. 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Jack Blan- chett, violinist, will also play a solo program. i Snow Flyer Provides Way to Combat Drifts * Physicians, mail carriers and everyone whose vocation requires rapid, dependable and safe transpor- tation during the winter will find the solution to their snow troubles in Bismarck today. been received by the Capital City Chevrolet company and demonstra- ‘tions of the new means of snow loco- motion are being made on the city | | streets, The Snow Flyer is a converted || automobile. Special equipment built to fit only Fords and Chevrolets transforms the four wheeled motor car into a small caterpillar automo- bile. Replacing the front wheels by runners that are guided by the bile into a Snow Flyer. chaser of a Snow Flyer today. New Holstein, Wisconsin: Hebrew Services speak on oO. U. W. hall. | day. lic schools will be closed. I. Mauding, who A WA Visit us and look over you like best you prefer. 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Sunday school classes ‘will be in session from 10a, m. to noon Sun- pit day next week the He- ‘4 3, brew school class ill of from 4 to 6 p. m., since the pub- Revetment Work Will Be Done at Deapolis More revetment work wlil be done along the banks of the Missouri river this winter, it was indicated today in a ties from Capt. W. as been in charge | | | | | of this kind of work in the Bismarck vicinity each winter for several Run Down by Auto yCrovkston, Minn. Des, 23 fate Mrs. Evan elsvin, 65, residing near Gentilly, nine miles east of here, was killed last night when run Drugless Physician down by an automobile driven by |} Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. Victor Delage of Gentilly. Mrs. Kelsvin and her Fe Salita m n they se one on ‘each side of the’roohs to let a a s. The driver pe ie pass the younger voman, beeing the mother, ran her down. She died an Hour later. Delage was not held. } Christmas Cards, — Globe- Gazette Ptg. Co. ars. The work already scheduled for | gator) a market k and 1,500 of the Work will start January 2. FFEE users are no longer satisfied with “just coffee.” More and more every day they realize that coffee satisfaction comes first from the quality of the green bean used in the blend, the flavor developed by scientific roasting processes, the proper steel cut to produce a cup of crystal clear coffee and lastly the realization that the flavor must be locked in—protected. For complete | coffee satisfaction ask your grocer for NASH’S DELICIOUS COFFEE, packed in the familiar red tin. Coffee Sold only inthe sealed red tin by your At Christmas-tide yout table can hold none save the best. 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