The American Legion is Organized for SERVICRService to our disabled comrades.Service to our comrades in sickness and distress. Service to the dependent of our comrades who made supreme sacrifice.Service to our Community, State and Nation.theTHE AMERICAN LEGION IS AILY RENDERING THIS SERVICETIIK AM ERICAX LKOIn.N tl»lt;* Swocl Bill wludi inorrnslt;*rf rompmisnt ion to Anicticu w;tr ilisnbliul; it tninuil tin in which allows the service men in hospital*' to travel to ami i'roni honn tor one cent a mile; the harrow Bill, calling for an increase of $’jo iinonthl\ allowaJice to disahhil men takinir \ lt;eat ioual I ran.mi;, .•%e American Legion; the Snmlr\ lt;'i\ i 1 Appassed on tracks laid hypropriation Bill, earn inn an appropriation ot $4b,(MMi,iMM) to the I’uMn health Service for the hospitalization and care of the disabled men ,|i^charged from the service and now suffering from a return of their dnabilities, was studied out and fought tlirou^-h fontfress on fact* i ered bv the American Legion * Legislative ('oinmittee; and the Nation al lt;'ompeiisation Bill, which passed the llou*e of Kepresentativcs, v\aintroduced b\ Mr. l*orlt;lue\ at the I'eouest ot the I , e tf I o 11 * Let^isl.i■ wrt ive ( 'o111111111 i 11 * eEverv ex-service man and woman owes it to himself, hiand those he holds dear, to join the American tion for the perpetuity of a government by thlt; people cun be best assured by using his voiceAMERICAN LEGION.and votlt;His ambi-ind of the * in theHaveW ■the forces are as fortunatethose splendid fellows are lyirand to the everlasting shame ofin hospitals, sickman, that not all u. Thousands ofand disabled,gottenIsformer buddy therecent of our people, Have vou givenathought to HIS welfare? THE AMERICAN LEGIONforgotten, and is now actively directing it’s influence tobetterment of conditionthese buddiesThe welfare of the sick and disabled has been made theespecial care of all Posts of THE AMERICAN LEGION, and it’sYOUR duty to assist in this program by paying your 1921due?NOW, to get some new members to enrollinTHE LEGION.ROCKINGHAM POST NO. 27 expects every old member to dohis duty towards his old bunk-mate and pay up his dues beforeMarch JLstIf convenient, leave your dues with Mr. Ceffman, the Adjutant ,at Wm. B. Dutrow’s store, or mail to the Scretary, Box203, Harrisonburg, Va., Any of the officers of THE LEGION,or members of the Executive committee named below will be gladto accept your dues and forward for you ,or give you any information regardingthe I^egjon and it’s work you wish to know.W G M VKRS. GumREV IIMari isotl hllt gE WILSON. Chaplain.11 arrismi bn reE R FLETCHER. ChairmanHarrison hnrf,REMBRANDT I* KEKZEI.LKeezletownWALTER FLICK. Viet* Col,Hi nad waOWEN HEARD. IIMnrianEdomEXECUTIVE COMMITTEEH FRANK COFFMANElkton.1 EWINGS SIRE Bridgewater«» IIS T IIA It PINE. I r, ,11 a rri.-un burgF WII.MHR COFFMAN AdjfHa rrisnn bp rgMARVIN NEFF Tim be i v it I**l»lt A W GRAVE? Lalt;• e y Spring