Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-04-11 | Page 1 | Jobless Ex-Service Men Urged to Go Back Home

I JOBLESS NOTICE MEN URGED TO GO BAGKHOME INDIANAPOLIS, lot), April 11. Ex.aerv'ce men of tho oountry were uktd to go back to their , homo town and oot a lob, in an appaal whioh Hanford MacNidar, I national commander of tho American lagion, today aakad tho Aaaociatod Proaa to broadcaat to tha joblee vatarana who, ha aaid, ro eongregating in tho largar cities, wharo tha unamploymant ituation ia baooming woraa. Tho lagian'a effort to find employment em-ployment for tho 700JM0 joblaaa ex-service man, ' begun throe weeks ago, ia gaining in effeo-tiveneaa, effeo-tiveneaa, Mr. MacNidar aaid. "But tha atiffeat problem," Mr. -MacNidi. aantinyadi "has bean tha floater. In order to benefit tho worthy tho firat principle of our effort haa been for every community to take care of ita . Own, "The legion'e advico ia: "Get back home. Gat back among your own comrades. Gat back among the people who have watched you grow from boyhood to manhood and who naturally j feel tho greateet gratitude toward you for your eervice in the war. Back with the homo felka liee your chance of honest, profitable employment among friends." I I