New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 17

e e ———————— STATES IN UNION GIVING VETS HELP Legion Lists Details of Reliel| Accorded Ex-Soldiers A table and figures compijed at the natlonal headquarters of the Ameri- can Leglon show what has been done fiy States in the ways of soldier bon- The list follows: | Arlzona—Offers help in buying | homes and assistance in settiing on farms, California erenca for State eivil service pref- veterans adopted, State legislation enacted awaiting referen- dum, November, 1922, to provide edu- cutional aid up to $1,000 and aid in furm and home settling of all in United States service or dependents. Veterans welfare commission boards instituted. Iond issue of $10,- 000,000, Colorado—Adopted State civil serv- ice preference for veterans and offers ussistance in settling on farms, State legislation enacted appropriating §2,000,000 at rate of $200 cach for all in the United States service for voecn- tional education. Bonus legislation pending. Connecticut—Adopted State eivil cervice preference and granted ex- emption from taxation. liof for needy veterans, on being considered. Provided re- Bonus legis- Delaware—Bonns legislation being considered, Florida—Bonus legislation report- ed pendin.g Hlinois—State civil service prefer- ence for veterans adopted offers edu- cational aid. State legislation enact- ed awditing referendum, November, 1622, paying cash bonus $15 a month each month of service (at least two months) at maximum of $300 to dis charged soldiers and sailors Bond is- sue of $55,000,000, Idaho—Offers ance in settling on farms, Veterans' welfare com- missions or boards instituted. Indiana—Bonus jegislation con- sidered. Aid for education of veter- ans available, Towa-—State civil service preference for veterans adopted. State legisia-| tion passed, paying cash honus of fifty cents a day of service, maximum $350, to all in United States serviee (8,000 estimated, $22,000,000 hond issue), has granted cxemption from taxation and edncational aid is avail- able. Veterans' welfare commissions or hoards instituted. I tate legislation passed awaiting referendum, November, 1922, paying cash bonus of one dollar o day of service each to all in’ United s service. Bond issue $25,000,- 000 Kentucky—Aid for education of veterans available Maine-——Ronus paid. State legisla- ture enacted constitutional amend- ment approved by referendum paying bonus $100 each in United States service, dependents or heirs of dead Jond issue §2,000,000, Provides re- lief for needy veterans, Maryland—Bonus legislation sidered. Massachusetts--Bonuses being paid. State legislation enacted 1919 paying bonus $100 each to all in United States service. State civil service preference for veterans adopted; ex- emption taxation granted; veterans' 2id in finding employment and relief for needy veterans provided. con- Michigan—Law passed special session 1021 paying bonus of $15 a month for each month of service (1,50 to 200,000 estimated)., Thirty million dollars in bonds sold, awaiting funds. State civil service preference for veterans adopted. lxemption a—Taw passed special session 1919 amended. 1921 paying honus $15 a month of seivice to each in [United service State civil service preference adopted. Educational aid available assistance in scttling on fiered and relief for needy ans provided. i—State legislation enacted paying bonus §10 each month of serv- ice, $250 maximum. DBond issue §1 000,000, State civil service prefer- ence for veterans adopted. Montana—State legislation enacted awaiting referendum. November 1922, paying honus $10 each month gervice, maximum §200. State eivil gervice prefercnce for veterans adopt- ed; instituted veterans' welfare boards or commissions and provided relief for needy veterans. Nebr: State legislation enacted for care and relief of needy. Educa- tional aid provided and stance in finding employment given. Nevada-—Adopted state civil service preference and veterans are aided in finding employment New Hampshire—Bonus of $100 paid to ecach in ['nited States service. New Jersey—-Bonus of $10 for each month of scrvice, maximum $100. State civil service preference adopted and exemption from taxation granted. New Mexico—Offers istance in settling on farms. New ment amend- legistation York approved. -Constitutional State N A A T GIRLS! GROW THICK LONG, HEAVY.HAIR i WITH “DANDERINE” } Y, ] Buy a 35-cent “Danderine One ends all bottle of application dandrufr, stops itching and falling hair, and, in a few moments, you have doublea the beau- ty of your hair. It will appear a mass so soft, i lnstrous, and ¢ to do up. But what will ¥ please you most will be & after a few weeks use, § when you sce new hair i &, A — fineand downy at first § o yes—but really new - hair growing all over™ ™= - 1) sealp. “Danderin what fresh show to the hair rain and sun- It goes right shine are to vegetation to the roots, invig rength- ‘; ens them. This de ulating tonic helps thin, 1i led | Mrs. Aubrey Bull, wife of a New York bank teller, is back at her home in Ridgewood, N. J. She disappeared Dec. 31 with her daughter, Eleanor Louise, seven, and police of many state She was located at Mt. Gilead, N. C., sufferi with a temporary loss of memory. searched for her. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 192z i t passed, paying bonus $10 a month of service, maximum 0 each to all in United States service. 13dnd issue $45,- 000,000 declared unconstitutional by New York supreme court. Ior 1,117,- against 6430,265 Iegislature now discussing new plans. North Dakota—Legisiation passed paying bonus §25 a month of scrvice. Bonus paid as fast as funds available. IExemption granted from taxation. Ohio—Paying bonus $10 each month service, maximum $250, South Dakota—Bonus $15 per month of service and fifty cents a day additional, maximum $400. State civil service preference, educational aid available, help in buying and set- tling on farms, relief for needy. I'unds out of which loans are made to veterans have been authorized by state. Tennessee—Educgtional able. Relief for needy. Exemption from taxation. ducational aid available. aid avail- YOUR HOME FURNISHING DOLLAR GOES FARTHEST AT C. C. FULLER CO’S. Vermont-—Bonus $10 a month of service maximum $120. Washington—Bonus of $15 a month of service. State civil service preference, assistance in settling on farms, welfare commissions institut- ed, veterans aided in finding employ- ment, relief for needy. [unds out of which loans are made are authorized. I"or, 224356; against, 88,128, West Virginia—Relief for needy. Wisconsin—State legislation passed paying bonus $10 month of service, $30 month for education up to $1,000 and $20 month relief disabled to all in U 8. Service. State civil serv- ice preferenct adopted. Aid for edu- cational available; veterans' welfare commission instituted and relief for needy provided. Wyoming—Grants exemption from taxation. Oklahoma-—Veterans' welfare com- mission or boards have been institut- by appropriations, passed, referendum approved, consti- tutional puying bonus of $15 a month of serv fce, $3,000; loan on real estate to he taken care of by bond issue, Bonus awalting sale of bonds, veterans adopted, Aid avallable for ed- ucation provides help in buying homes and settling farms, slon instituted and relief provided | needy, Pennsylvadia —State Legislation | Oregon~—Legislation passed provid. ng vocational tralning at rate of $800 o all in U, B ser to be taken care State legislation amendment, June 1921, $500 maximum, each or up to for State clvil service Welfare commis passed once, must be passed by an- endum to pay bonus of $10 a month of servics, $200 maximum, ! Rhode lIsland-—Legislation passed, | referendum approved paying bonus of $100, South Carolina—Granted exemption from tax. Ald for education of veter- ans avallable, Local Boy Gets Technical Knockout Over Billy Myers of Boston, in Ring at Providence, Bobby Reimer, the local light- weight, continued his good work Wednesday night at Providence, R. I, when he battered Billy Myers so hard and furious, that the referge stopped the bout in the eighth round. "tobby's bout throughout. Myers was ‘nished about the head and f. , 1l some old wounds of former bat- s, bled so profusely, that it de- cided to call a halt, to prevent a fur- their slaughter. The bout was the third that Reimer has appeared in at Providence. Two of them resulted in knockouts for the local man, while last week, Mickey Kirst of Boston, was sent from the ring for fouling, after Rei- mer had used him up pretty much in three rounds. MEYERJACK BRINGS SUIT Torrington Eastern League Man Secks Damages of $25,000 Waterbury, Feb. 3.— Papers in a suit in which Andrew H. Meyerpack of Torrington, Eastern league baseball pitcher is plaintiff, were filed in the superior court here yesterday. Meyer- jack was badly hurt in an automobile sues George P. Wark of Bridgeport, with whom he was riding, for dam ages of $25,000. He alleges that the ed. Relief for needy veterans pro- vided. ¥ car was being driven recklessly and at an unreasonable rate of speed. SEMIANNUAL '"MARK-DOWN SALE OF FURNITURE, RUGS AND GLENWOOD RANGES Every dollar difference between our regular price and the sale reduction represents a solid dollar saved. We have consistently followed the downward trend of the market for the past year or more and our regular prices are based on today's lowered figures, even though in many instances articles are marked below cost. There are no inflated values shown—every reduction is that much below current prices. \ 1t will be our pleasure to extend every courtesy of assistance, incurring of you no obli- cation whatever. C. C. FULLER CO. 40-56 I'OND STREET to grow long, thick, heavy and lux- wuriant. HARTFORD accident here last September and he| | Magistrate House's traffie court TAXI DRIVER HITS the Ieacon Hill district of the Massa- chusetts capital, urged the magistrate make taxicab conspleuous to favor a plan to chauffeurs carry more identification badges or insignia, A taxicab driver and another man, ap- parently a confed had robbed and almost killed her son, she sald, January 6 Young Mr, Clark, who s 24, & broker, and has an apartment at No. 110 Fast 60th street, went that night FARE WITH A CLUB Robs New Ydirk; Man and Leaves Payne Whitneye No, 871 Fifth Ave TR He went home alone in a taxicab New York, Keh &.—An almost fatal |pleked up on the street. 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