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FREE TKIAL BOX, Treatise on Asthma, it* causes, treatment, etc., sent upon request. >6o. and ll.OC at druggists. J. a. GUILD CO„ RUPERT, VT ” MAN’S BEST AGE A man is *1 old aa his'brggng; h* can ba aa vigorouaand healthy at 70 aa at 3S tf ha aida hia orguta in porformmg their funettona. Keep your vital organa healthy with LATH HOP'S oajpMQti/ 'Che. <Cspy for This Department Supplied by the American Legion News Service.) ONE-QUARTER MILUON IDLE Director National Americanism Com mission of Legion Cites Condi tion in United States. _More than a quarter of a million workmen are unemployed In the United States, according to a recent survey conducted by Garland W. Powell, director of the National Amer icanism commis sion of the Ameri can Legion. Mr. Powell states that his unem ployment figures were based on questionnaires ad dressed to all state chambers of com merce and to state oQcials of Legtuo. PLAN RELIEF FOR DISABLED Jos Sparks. Q. W. Powell. “The results of this census directly refutes many arguments In favor of lowering the bars against alien Immi gration this year,*' said Poweii “Thera * •*> organised too*reseat afoot among wrtain employing internets to repeal the present 3 per rent net for limit ing immigration, on the plan mi a ararrily uf labor TW Aawrtma Lm g'ea wants in bring the tme madl *Wn of affair* before tbe edantry '*’• nee aat alarm lata, bet we 4a not feat Uhaf*tbe tree bnaineea Intereasa af tbn II be Acearged by bringing bang faratgn labor tbnt Sn- mppfy 'We a ant Se aae ndnssrtea saennod by Amer- e eenlg PNng eawntry a In nil tbe rape ran AmeeVwa lean labor at n living l**awii gar to ei g ibni ? ■ • r. etal LT7/. Iwi t 9mI IG tm* ibree minere a see a u < Uks an aaf% American Legion Asks for Sixteen Changes in ths War Risk Insurance Law. Substantial relief wlll^hn given by MDgresM to disabled veterans of the World war, should amendments to the war risk insurance act, requested by Joe Sparks, chair man of the na tional rehabilita tion committee of the American Le gion, be enacted Into law. The Legion asks for 16 changes in the law. In order that veterans dis abled as a result of their war service, not now receiving relief from the government, may bs cared for by law. Amendments to the war risk Insur ance act requested by the Legion at a recent hearing follow: 1. That If the Insurance of a neuro,pay- chlatrtc patient of tha veteran*' bureau hiaa lapeed and he has not h*d a guardian appointed by court, that the director of | tha Unttad States veterans’ bureau ba dlreotad to reinstate hla Insurance and continue It In force. 1 To prevent th* exam'.nara of the vet- erana’ bureau from uatng their Judgment aa to whether a man's dtaablllty la of oerWe origin when this disability wae not noted at the time of hi* enrollment for service 1 The word "‘pulmonary'’ be etrtrlien from the low mo that service men suffer, ing from tuherewieote of the gtando or bun# mar become rompsnwhie 6 Thai the period of oepwrmtlon from wetivo oervico during which an ea ■ service me* would bo f«Q aide red to he's coo- •rmried toberrwioolo ootomottroliy from seretro bo eatoiMled to geo yewre from (ho prsaeot period ef tom yeoro fe Wen tog dte- c boras A Tbnt the pm* tamo bodttng to two ponro e moo o osstoototia oemwo soamos. tteo wbew euffenog from e nears pos aw tfts dMeooe. be ossbsoswtb'offp eaeowdsg to •*o peorw • Tbot boreal oepeoeeo of BMO a* •aaeoded to geos tgo foe pgo trwooportotbso ed the wdr oed bortol nod tbot tbap bo eatooded to rtntomotp of th* bwsooo wtm ge to MOtllutHWO voder (be yoetaffbrttao Of Mo Sorrow OtttuoogO tb*T bore oot baoo Or* meed roangewweMo t “TMt o*rre e gwonbeg eoteewo bwe beeo OO Ipsowse of O beogtol OO oeytees Asobag o swManool geoaod af owo poor ee aseeo s* wb**o ooe% poeoaw bw* booo tweed oo taooWe dmobosd oe taowde ^od WosgoeoeWt dept set fop e dewttnsml peered ef SWO POOP OP mere ho ohoff bo eotof oo toopffp ood poemooeoebe dtaoboed • r***aomg vbo* tbe tothL peemoooM Wooes* * s twiosff ■ taose bo ewlLd-d to be >.. m ad buah o* re ■ e. • . wo h SUES FOR WAR CHEST FUROS Cow meed*' •# OAig L eyoo Dogort 0*001 Itobo Id Odtn Cdotrol of Cdofrie .'ipssa. 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Acting oo this belief, Mr. Rett man baa Inatl- gated civil suit* In on endeavor bo —obtain a court ruling granting the residue of war chest funds to the Le- H!s moat remarkable victory was the recent ruling of the Ohio Court of Appeals, awarding a fund of Sllfi.OOO, collected during the war to supply comforts for the men of the Eighty- third division, to the Legion. The court ruled that the Legion Is the one representative organization of veterans of the World war and that comforts belonging-to the men who aened should come properly to theft In their present organization. "As the G. A. R. Is to the Civil war, so the American Legion is and will be tbe outstanding military organization rep- J resenting the ex-soldiers of the World ] war,” the opinion of the court steie-t i ffW a - ^ ^ ^ ^ V4 T Mil g« a gg| fmm f’MggigfMkggt gtoi ggGggg ftogg g mt •Ptgb* wad wb# bs m4<d**H md? sewmadt* bis g> vsrwmiMt tadorwtMd a*4 b**o tbd lafeof pssmmmd cbdPgod a«» aoi lb* fdr* *p bl> t— -e. 11 To WLaas psrmwowi total dtoaMHty par able to vet era ao • boo* ianrabro ba* la poof wtvrr* •'em poo aa Do* la eaceoa Of premiums wap go* lb To make tnswraaco payafet* to bsos driarte* w Ker* a porwomowt total f>*- ablsf veteran was denied retnotalomowt beca jae of bis 'coadtttoa. bad has otar* died id To pro* if* that tbe veteraao* bureau shall furnish all patients on ftsrharg* from hospital, a statement of the medical finding as to tit* condition of su<-h pa tient SINGS IN YORK POST REVUE Mr. Bettman has started a member ship campaign in^Oldo with a goal of 60,000 Legionnaires. Ohio posts will have exceptional inducements to beet the bushes for new members, since the war chest fund awarded by the Court of Appeals will be distributed among the posts on a basis of membership on July 1. The Ohio Legion head was a warm personal friend of the late F. W. Gal braith, Jr., and la chairman of a Legion committee which will erect a $2S.0Q0 memorial to the former legion leader oo *a dlffaoverloo’klng the Ohio river near Cincinnati. Lag on Chair te B« Endowed. An American Leflofi chair of Anver- lean history and gtirtoftsm Is to be e» dewed at Pacific owiroreUy. For set Grove. Or* for which parpao* SSO OOQ sew I* being raised fitgee the deed mi the wax. Fact At aaiverwttj hoe bed* grakatag «merr«tro mm free tamoa aa a aegair* a eaBoge *4 T* a*4 Mi grogvem. db* L» Miss Nors Sechrist, Vscsliet. Assists Pennsylvsnia Boys In Big En- # tsrtammsnL Remembering the cheering effects of soldier shows which enlivened the long, dreary months while the American dough boys were waiting la France for tbe ship to take them home, American Legion members have established the practice of staging home-tal ent dramatic pro ductions in all parts of the coun- DTOQvm umrow unnuunoNJU. Sunday School * Lesson , (By REV. p. a. FITZWATER, D. Dt. Tsacbsr of Engltsb Bible in th* Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) Copyrlfht. lilt, Western Newspaper Union. g" - - 1 ’ LESSON FOR MARCH 25 REVIEW . . jw *1 t Miss Nora Sechrist Assisted by their woman friends and relatives, the Le gionnaires have been able to produce some creditable performances. Among the productions of 1923 was the Amer ican Legion Revue, held by the post at York, Pa. Miss Nora Sechrist, who sang the leading role in the 1921 and 1922 revues of the same post, consented to assist the Legionnaires by starring In the 1923 performance. JESUS THE WORLD'S SAVIOR GOLDEN TE'XT—Thla is a faithful faying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came Into the world to save sinners.—I Timothy 1:15. PRIMARY TOPIC—Favorite Story of the Quarter. JUNIOR TOPIC—Favorite Lessons of the Quarter. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP IC—Luke's Picture of Jesus. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP IC—Lessons From Luke's Gospel. The method of review must he de termined by tbe grade of the class, by the test of the teachers and by the na ture of the studies of the quarter. Three methods are suggested: (1) Centering In the Tuple—Jesus ths World’s Savior. This method is sug gested by Doctor Crannell. 1. Tbo World’s Liberator. L From Disease*. Lessons 1, fl. 2. From ‘’LegalIsm.’* Lesson L S- From Pride, l^rauos 2. & A From Hei fish ness. Lessons 2, fi. 8. From Prrjudlr* l.rms 7. • From tbo tUnfsl Past. L**w*i 7. II. Tbs World's Tsacbsr. L A bant gin and InJvattogL Law l Ab**M Unman Dnty: (si Tb mb*f« Lswssms 2. A (h) To 0*d tnwsssM \ A A fft To Its to Lsn*t*> A (41 Wttb M«woy L—w »n A A fit A Abwtsi Pvnyo* Lsnmm A •II. Tb# wor*d*s gnsrsAsn I. BnrMfim FnestA Afoogisdi Losnsn Ml A ■nmgrn H*wA« m 4 Lewsnw || (Si MeMofb Aygttmfians at tbd Lnw annn .* axbsmo mMs gsf xodwovn by ■wmbom at tbo rtosn in wb*m *«*ign j *■■4* mmma pwntamMy Mndo TlMs m _ inbow ft*«B ^bsnbsg'd vt*s** L***** L *Wbnt sb*w*d no bond *4 ma «s4ttmn AsbbntbF* Lanansi II. tb by Is ■ band m bn bnm bto r Aiy*** Lsnan* ill. *Ars am* fitofvfiwn tnnky ngow m Ibn yon*Aff*is *“ Lsnn** iv. "Mint db**nd am tbrb m*n 4n fi*f *wf Lnanfnss*l r> Lsansss V. “Mew aw4 neoanw n As dw , ***-»• aswrb gmtuwb* and y*v*ssw Mb- ! On* Lsnn** vi. “Want ssny n* rvwwmn My oagoft fr«m yenyeoT" Lsaasn VIA "W by it M b*rd Nn a mndora bwatonoa mnn in bn b (Thfln ■ Onn.** C***** VIII. “ftnw tbn rbnffb sAowMI ' dtp*** Its stoeago mnmbnra* Lanas* IX *H*w mn wo g*i ant «Anrrb memb«rs to gHn as mneb as ■ they Sbnnldr Lssnn* X. “Thag* that Cb rial In an do bat grtovd nnongb nvsf.* Lsnann XI. “flow tbn mnaangn mi tbs emsa might bn bfnngbt to alt men In • gone ration." (2) Tbn Cant rat Teaching of tbs Lsssops: Loason I. There Is no malady of man cuonsctod with soul of body which Jo- su« cannot heal. Lsaasn II. rtmelfishnens *111 move one to humbly take the lowest place to life,' esteeming others better than him self. Lesson III. God Is longing and wait ing to welcome to Ills boaom the vilest sinner who comes with contrition of heart. Ltsson IV. The one who lives only for this life shall surely suffer agony and torment In the life to come. Lesson V. Ingratitude is common to the natural heart. The Lord expects those who experience Ills salvation to give Him their love. Lesson VI. Those who pray to God in the right spirit shall surely get the blessings sought Lesson VII. The supreme purpose of the coming of Jesus Christ to the earth, taking upon Himself our hu manity, and dying on the cross was to save lost men. Lesson VIII. Upon those who have not been faithful in the use of gifts the Lord shall execute Judgment at Hir The quick bucceee of the Chevrolet Utility Coup6 hat proved how accurately its designers gauged the trans portation requirements of the average busy man This fully equipped, modern car combines dsy-by-<lsy reliability, remarkably low operating costs and ths lowest price asked for a Fisher Body sutomobiU. The mammoth rear compartment is especially afrtrsr- tive to the man who is always moving tools* sample cases, repair parts for farm machinery, and luggage of all torts. Any Chevrolet dealer will be glad to ahow you its axcaptional engineering features. ybr £*»■«—**/ 7»*«syo*«*xtee n HE \ KOI f\ I ltd Chevrolet Motor Co. 9 Detroit, Mich# P •**«*#• mf Qmam*at Matamt Cevpwveflee Is ciwvHsrwd axessst * Ames |***eSe rai I Mbs *ee wb* tobse tSff*w **• bsiwwsi end ■esdbfteswk **4*rs<on4 tl \ A Rain Trap. In s time of distressing drought s barbssed-emeteur .igrlcullurist stepped Into s shop and bought s barometer The clerk was making s few explana tions about Indications sad pressures when tbs customer Interrupted Imps tlentijr. say Lag* “Ye* r«s that’s all rtffbL but wbs* I want to keew is bsw you *si tbe (bine vbsu you wuet It to rulaF^-v t M—11.11 Leftoe VesAiy coming. Lesson IX. We are* responsible to God, but Gpd measures our gifts by the extent of our ability. Lesson X. Bitter agony was suffered by Christ when He bore our sins. Lesson XI. In Christ’s death a full price was paid for our sins. 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