Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 160, Hammond, Lake County, 24 December 1919 — Page 8

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EX-SERVICE IN URGED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HOSPITAL SERVICE

Any ex-servlca man wlio needs medical or surgical treatment because of illnes or Injury contracted fn the army or navy can hereafter enter an army hospital. Public Health Service hospital, or local civilian institution, or sanatorium, and have all his expenses raid l- the Government. Few soldiers or sailors seem to be aware of this privilege, whl.ch Is theirs for the asking, and today the War Department instructed tho entire personnel of the office of the Aslstant to the Secretary of War, m harg of soldier employment and welfare work, to bring this to the attention of all such men. Lieut. Col. Mathew C. Smith, of the General Staff, the head of the bureau, has issued a buTlttin for nation-mide distribution, which says: "Any cjchar&.'fi service raan who feels that his illness is due to wounds is in need of medical treatment and or otHr disabilities received or affgraated while In service, should at once see the nearest army hospital or local representative of the United States Public Health Service for an examination. Addreses may be ascertained from tho postmaster. The American Red Cros representative and state or municipal health officer also are able to advise service men about their cases, and should be consulted. "If discharge or other papers showir.gr that the disability was existing at the time of separation from service are vailable. they should be taken along.

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tho neoessadry pavers. "If th-jre is 'no representative of the health service in the rs-soldier'a !' tne town, and no army hospital at haial. and it is possible i..r liiin to trawl, such traveling expenses, l'e-p;ta! expenses and as;es lost while umlei Koint; t xamination will be paid by the Government, should it be dec Id- d that trtatment is necessary. "On the other hind, if the physical condition of the man makes it impossible for lum to trawl, he will be evaiuined and treated at hi: iion.-. In spe

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"INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 PUEBLO, Col.. Dec. 2 4. A guard of police, armed with saed-off shot -gun. 5-urrounded the Minnetiua steel piynt ef the Colorado Fuel & ir(,u Co. today to protect workers again:;t further outbreaks following riots at the plant last night when strike rympathi-s atta-kvd groups of rne-a p avmg : k. Last night's riot was pre.-ipitated !y women, police say, f.ve of whetn were arrested. Mayor Syuirinsky was attacked and slightly injured by the rioters. The Minnerjua plant was closed in

September when the tpeiin employes re- ( s ponded to the nation-wide stele strike, i Operations were resumed about tv.oj weeks ago and desultory disorders have occurred almost daily. Les than 2.5ml : ure back at work. j

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