Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1919, Page 7

ee ae ee Che Casper Daily Cribune sili AMERICAN LEGION BEARS STAMP ROBERT OGDEN Le C OFFICIALS APPLICATION TO OF APPROVAL OF HIGHEST ARMY IS STRUCK BY |. , U, LEASE CITY LOT fireflies m in little } | otie purposes of the Americans! _ While out fishing, Robert Og- Poe ved their country in the grim) den, attorney, was struck on the Secor of war,” declares Secretary, foot by a large rattlesnake. Be- P , “will make for the preser-| cause Mr. Ogden was wearing army # aU, n of the principles for which| shoes of heavy leather the poison y fought valiantly and victorious-| did not reach his foot, but stained 3 R 2 ae 4 It would be a distinct loss if the|* the shoe. As it was he had no oc- |Physical Valuations Appraised by Secretary of War Newton D. RB. ker, Secretary of the yd Daniels, General Peyton C. Chief of Staff General John J. i shing, Major-General George Barnett, commanding the United States Ma. tine Corps and Admiral iNiam e of ground Sims endorse the American Legion « nitty. a spirit and comradship for, ¢asion to call on his friends for 14 Members National Com- upon the national organization of Amer-| better things should not be erystal-| the proverbial ‘“‘snake-bite” remedy mission Aided by Railroad generally by coune but Sate teleerepcrgthe Great War, by! lised in such organized forces ce tal /althOche is belie accused: by a when a motion wa plot, it died a natural death of failure to second the motion The plot of ground in qt to be occupied by a fairly u tial building and the council me vere almost agreed that it would be ey ic, ccleeraph and letter to nation-| make these elivattiec orusaders oe ine} of fem of having placed Engineers al headquarters in New York. vincible for real Americanism in| in danger with this object in vie Pare rereae ‘hind tomhtr wich is being made) peace as their valor and cheerfulness! However) the demurrer is sus. { Two special a ne 1 mem: Und togther the men who served| made them invineible, and clemece| tained. ‘bers of the valuation department of the country in the Great Wa ysl in war.” 2 nanan {the Interstate Comme commis- Secretary Baker, “upon a | b the highest traditions, so may the fsion and eight North W their common interest in one American Legion serve to assist usf{road engineers arrived in ‘ tion was America’s Greatest Beverage of General March s: “The aims of anoth-| the American Li are of such a ‘asper this —the delightful soft drink, made of ; ; ae ay s i credit to the city. But only one Sy cummin service and their com-thigh character as to make certsia ite| CGRETEEES ee cablebyccten. whe ar vance Mr | council member appeared to want the purest pole ae etl pe view. cannot il . feet t ‘i nleasure to extend to the American | North Western system and the work SEINE pot. matches nz ural taste. a “This organization is istine ; OPO, eveey waldien nt | Legion my hearty good wishes for in amt! about Casper will require the snap you'll like. ganization is so distinctly | ening effect upon every soldier who success of the society of veterans off ab. ena atk & spontaneous growth of the mind engaged.in it and the lessons’ of | aCCe™ ie 80 y o s {about two week’s of constant work. and heart of the men who has the Great War. The Legion is des- The party lefy tined to be of tremendous value inj after a work of only a day around fostering the ideals and pur s for} thet city. Homer Hughes of Iowa which we fought; and in spreading} and assistant field engineer of the among our people the lessons learned valuation department of the Inter- in the war. I predict 2 most useful: state Commerce Commission. ix in future for the Legion.” } charge of the "party. The outfit left Major-General Barnett says: “I Long Pine, Neb, March 24, on the am proud of my membership in the! present tour of Western Nebraska American Legion, and as the reeog-| and of Wyoming lines of the Nerth nized national organization of Amer- Western railroad company. ican veterans of the war, it has be ——___<— fs fore it a great future, a future which! a , ; duty to country and of loyalty to Se in’the service that it neith desires | the form of government represented nor would be benefited by an offi- by the United States have been thoro- cia} relationship to the War Depart-|1y learned by the American army. ment as a’ branch of the government | ‘j American Legion: aims to per- but the War Department is inter e the memories of a glorious ed in the soldier and I who ha e of our history and its non-par- heeh permitted to maintain through | tisan character assures its long life thee heroic years a close relation-| and prosperity,” ship to the great army naturally have] Admiral Sims states in his mes- the kindest interest in everything that} sage: “I hope that it will always affects their welfare and the preser nd for that which the American vation of their great traditions.” my and navy have fought for, and The continued mobilization for he army and navy always upheld | ‘4. ee eee is | NOTICE! 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