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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Ma sfubnym kobiercu stane}a dzisiaj
dObrze znana Polonii ChicagoSkiej pa
IA. Powyasza p~odobizna przedstawia
panne Anne G0rska, kt0ra dzisiaj PREY
rzekla miioSc do1gonna p. W}adysla-
wowi j. SUwalSSiemu. Ceremonii Stub
nej dokonal y. Kazimierz Gronkowski,
W koSciele p. W. Sw. Wojciecha, o go
dzinie 10 so rano Msze Sw. odprawit
". DIR Aleksy G6rSki, kuzyn PAM m}o-
del, przy asystencyi y. Bolesfawa STU
czki, C. S. c., oraz Y. Brdlisiawa Ro-
2ewicza, c. S. C.. Drp5howali p. An
toni Suwalski, z panna Wiktorya Pro-
klelska, n p. J6zef Krawiec z pam
na Helena Stranc. Kwiaciarki role Cd
dala Wladyslawa G6rska. Uczta vessel
IA daEa bedzie W domu rodzic0w MILO
del meiatki, pnr. 1901 W. 17ta III. Zyj-
Gle szczeSliwie " diugie lata!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26
RGOnika MiejsCoWa'
(Dokohczenie ze STRONGLY LED

stkie te podwyzki zostaly dozwo-
lone przez Komisye UzytecznoSci
Publicznych, procz rat recyden-
cyonalnych, kt6re pozostaiy stare
t. j. $50 miesiecznie. Obecnic
kompania telefoniczna zada, ably
raty wojenne zostaly utrzymane
nadal t. pc pierwszym %grudnia'
oraz zada r6wniez podwyzki cd
czteroliniowych telefonow rezy-
dencyonalnych, czyli najmniej-
szej raty wynoszacej $3.50 mic
siscznie zamiast $50, jak to by
10 dotychczas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Znamirowskiego. Orszak pogrzebowv
wyruszyf 2 domu zaloby pnr. 4755
So. LOOMS ul., do koSciola p. w. sw-
Jana Bozego, a stamtad ma cmen--
tarz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PahskieEo.
w ~pogrzebie bralo udziai liczne gro
no krewnych, przyjaci6l i znajomych.
=
Jutro O godzinie 2ej opopfudntI'
odbedzie sic zapowiedziany vice pro
t~estacyjny W sail K~osciuszko, PREY
narozniku 4Sej i Wood III. Spodzie-
wa scie nalezy, re Polonia poiudnio-
wei strony stawi sic jak jeden MAJ
do wyzej wspomnianej sail i wspol'
ME zaprotestuje przeciw podie1 ro--
bocie zydowskiej.
W przyszla niedziele, dnia 5000
b. M, odbedzie sic W sail parafial-
ne Nasw. Serca ,Pana Jezusa, zaraz
DO nieszporach obch6d listopadowy,
ku czci poleglych bohaterow W po-
wstaniu i W ostatniej wojnie. OBJ
chod powyzszy urzadza 'parafia pod
egida x. p~roboszcza Franciszka Ka-
rabas1a.
~
w niedziele, dnia 23go %grudnia
b. r., odbedzie sic przedstawienie W
sail i'm. Juliusza S~iowackiego, PREY
4Sej i Paulina ul., urzadzone STALL
mem student6w re szkoly wyzsZeJ
zwiazkowej z Cambridge Springs,
Pa. Blizsze szczeg6Iy dotyczace sic
owego przedstawienia, podamy W
swoim czasie.
OBJ. J6zef Wr6bel, naby1 W tych
dniach realnos& Cd OBJ. Piotra Gula-
ma, pnr. 1854 So. Honore ul., "a su-
me $4,000. Sprawy legalne zaiatwio-
ne zostaiy W banku braci W}odar--
skich, pnr. 1853 w. Alma I'll.
Dzisiaj wiSczorem odbedzie sic Pc
siedzenie Tow. Budowniczo-Pozycz-
kowego, i'm. Ignacego j. Paderew--
skiego, sku~piajacego sic przy' para
fiji NajSw. Sercx Pana Jezusa, W sa-
Ii parafialnej, o godzinie Tel vie
czorem.
Gwardya Narodowa, odbywa swe
cwiczenia woiskowe, " ka2dy czwar-
tex, W sail Kosciuszko, przy 4Sej !
Wood ul., pod komenda k%apitana i
instruktora p. J.. Wr6bel.
Oh. Pawef Kurz, utrzymujacy
wyszynk pnr. 4653 So. Ashland ave-,
blisko 47ej. W tych dniach, przera-
bia sw6j lokal; frontowa Geese be-
die zajeta przez skiad ,galanteryi
meskiej. Otwarcie nowego skladu ma
nastqpit W polowie grudnia r. b.
=:
August Cedler, LEGACY lat 45, "a
mieszkaly pnr. 1919 S. Winchester
ave-, wczoraj okojo godziny Sci rano,
przechodzac utica Ashland ave-, 20
stall najechany przez tramwaj linii
Ashland-Archer ave-, kt6ry zdaza{ "
kierunku ~p6lnocnym i bolesnie polka
leczony. Zawezwany ambulans od-
wi6z} nieszczeSliwego do domu,
gdzie sic leczyi bedzie z ran odnie-
sionych W w~ypadku,
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26
Re SLEDZTWA DANDY NOR
DERCoW.

Coraz to move sprawki NOR
derstw i grabiezy wychodza ma
Swiatio dzienne. Banda czarno =
rekowcow t.. wv. .Cardinella =
Campioni' podczas dalszego Sic
dztwa przyzna}a sic jeszcze do
oSmiu wiecej morderstw, o kto-
rych ME wspominala mic onegdai.
Jak dotad sledztwo wykaza}o,
szajka ia ma ma swoiem sumie-
niu II morderstw, olbrzymia ma
Sc postrzelen, oraz $50 wiamah
sic i rabunkow. Policya ma razie
zatrzymala nazwiska zamordowa
nych ofiar i powiada tylko lyle,
IL wszyscy CT zostali zmordowani
w czasie, kiedy usiiowali bronic
w1asnego mienia. Szczego}y gra-
kiezy handy trzymane So VITA
jemnicy przez detektywow j
przedstawtcieli stanowego proku-
ratora Hoyne'a, by ME zdradzac
taktyki. Prawdopodobnic szcze-
szczcg6ly operacyi szaiki zostana
opublikowane wtedy dopiero kie-
dy wiadze beda pewne, IL otrzy-
maIy od bandytow zeznania o
wszystkich ich zbrodniach. Po-
chwycenie handy. czy calej jesz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26
die Emilia Ludwik. Szczescia w prey
szlem zyciu!

die Emilia Ludwik. S~zczeScia w prey
Sziem zyciu!
q - q
Schodzac z tramwaiu linii Blue Is
land ave., robotnk Jozef KaSper, IL
czacy lat 80, zam. pnr. 1915 So. Robey
ul.. zostaI onegdaj uderzony przez Gle
zarOwy %automobil, jadacy w hermku
pofudniowym, kt6rym kierowal S. G.
Leonard Szofer firmy American FOun-
dry CO., m~leszczacej sic PREY Blue Is
land i Paulina ul., gdzie zostai bole-
Snie p~OkaleczOny W rece j nOgi. Ambu-
larsen policyjnym ~odwieziony do szpi-
ta1a Sw. Antoniego z Padwy, gdzie le-
Earze stwierdzili zlamanie reki.
q - q
StaniSlawa Drubiel, liczaca lat S,
zam. pnr. 2247 19ty pl., w nieobecnosci
matki. ~wdrapa{a sic onegdaj ma drahi-
ne, siesajaca drusiego pietra i spadia
ma ziemie, kaleczac rece i nogi. Przya
wOiany lekarz polecil rodzicom odwiezt
Gziewczyne do szpitala powiatOwego,
co tez uczyniono. ZHajduje sic W kry-
tycaaym stanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Jan Rubel, LEGACY lat 81. Fam. pnr.
25SS Blue Island ave, wStapil onegdaj
re swym przyjacielem Feliksem Mi
selmem. do w~yszynku m~ieSzczacego sic
PREY narozniku 22ej i Western ave,
gdzie Obaj wypili po cztery kiellszki
pOdraDianej wGdki; pr6cz teso Rubel
zabraf jedna butelke z sObq> III kt6ra
zaplacii $500. Kiedy przyszli do domu
wnet ia wypr6znili. w kilka godzin
po&Diej Rubel zachorowal i zmar}; a
wczoraj zas MiSelun zachorowal, umarl
tez wczoraj rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

" kaplicy szpitala polskiego pod
wezwaniem Matki Boje z Nazareth,
PREY ulicy Leavitt i Haddon ave.,
odbedzie sic jutro rano o godzinie
Sci Msza sw., rekwialna "a dusze 8.
p. dr.. Leonardo l.. Gapinskiego, kt6-
~ zgasi pred kilkoma tygodniami
W zaraniu zywota, 1iczac lat 26. -
Msze Sw. odprawi X. Dress z Milwau-
kee, Wis, szkolny kolega zmarie--
go. Ma nabozehstwo jutrzejsze Ia
praszaja przyjaci6i S. p. Leonardo
rodziny: Celichowskich, Hibner6w j
J6zwiakowskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

w koSciele p. W. sw. Stanisiawa
Kostki, dzisiaj o godzinie $3.50 a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Wczoraj W kosciele p. ". sw. Sta
nislawa -Kostki, o godzinie 9:45 ra-
no, odbyi sic Stub p. Edmunda Ia
lewskiego, syna PIP. Jana i Marty "a
lewskich, Fam. pnr. S734. N. St.
Louis ave-, z parma Zofia Swita),
corka PIP. Stanislawa 1 Julii Switaj,
Fam. pnr. 1851 Noble ul. Slubu mlo-
del pare udzielil x. Jan Drzewie--
cki G. r. Marsha weselrego odegraf
p. Andrzej Kwasigroch ma organach
a p. Max Kozakiewicz ma skrzyp--
each. Ma Offertorium lave Maria,
odspiewaia pani Marya Kowalska.
Cody weselne odbyiy sic W sail At
las. Model pare druzbowali: p. Jan
Zalewski z parma Anna Switaj i p.
Jan Switaj, Z parma Helena Graz
czyk. Nowozencom; Pomyslnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Dzisiaj o godzinie 11ej rano, "
kosciele .. W. sw. J6zefa, PREY 4Sej
1 So. Hermitage ave-, poblogoslawio-
ny zostal zwiazek malze6ski panny
J6zefy w~isniewskiej z panem Win
eentym Sampolskim. Druzbowali: p.
Maksymilian Skarbonkiewicz z pan
ma Anna Wisniewska 1 p. Roman
chaberski z parma Michalina Kacz-
marsha. Dana honorowa byia pan
ma Jadwiga Wisniewska. Slubu
mlodej parze udzielii miejscowy pro
boszcz X. Stanislaw Cholewinski. =
Uczta weselna odbywa sic W rezyden
cyl rodzic6w PAM miodej pnr. 1882
So. Paulina nj. PAM mloda jest sio-
stra PAM Stefanii Rozanskiej. zony
fotografisty, pnr, 1869 Milwaukee
ave. Nowoiencom = dlugich lat.
. q
w kosciele p. W. sw. Stanislawa
CON -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Oh. Pawel Kurz, utrzymujacy
wyszynk pnr. 4653 So. Ashland ave.,
blisko 47ej. W tych dniach, przera-
bia sw6j lokal; frontowa Geese be-
die zajeta przez skiad ,galanteryi
meskiej. Otwarcie nowego skladu ma
nastqpit W poiowie grudnia r. b..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Gwardya Narodowa, odbywa swe
cwiczenia woiskowe, " ka2dy czwar-
tex, W sail Kosciuszko, PREY 4Sej !
Wood ul., pod komenda k%apitana i
instruktora p. J.. Wr6bel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-26

Dzisiaj wiNczorem odbedzie sic Pc
siedzenie Tow. Budowniczo-Pozycz-
kowego, i'm. Ignacego ]. Paderew--
skiego, s%kupiajacego STE przy' para
fiji NajSw. SercS Pana Jezusa, w sa-
Ii parafialnej, o godzinie Tel vie
czorem.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-06

The American Legion has
suggested that November ii be
set apart as holiday in honor of
the signing of the Armisnce, a
year ago.
In proclamation, Governor ID.
w. Davis says he is x lad To comply
with this suggestion and request.
and has designated Tuesday Nov
ember IL, 1919 as Armistice day
aud has proclaimed it "a holiday
turnout the state to be observed
by the people in a spirit of thank
fulncss and JOY and prayer that
Divine Providence may continue
TO guide our nation to righteous
victories.
AS the story of the Liberty
Bell brings to each generation Of
Americans feelings of gratitude,
pride and JOY, 50 will history give
to future generations the story of
the singing of the armistice on
November IL, 1918. That out
burst Of JOY as recorded thruout
the land may never be repeated,
but as long ms time shall last every
American on the anniversary OF
that triumphant day will pay
grateful, Joyful tribute to the
Great World War.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-06
for Twin Falls County. States
of Idaho,
plalntin.
Josephine Muercsoher.
Defendant

Defendant
The State of Idaho sends Greetings
O Josephine Musrseher. the above
famed defendant
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been nlod against you
tho District Court OF The Fourth
judicial District OF The State OF Ida
10. in and lor rwm Falls County, by
The above named plaintiff. and you
re hereby directed TO appear and
answer said complaint witein twenty
lays OF the service OF this summons.
+ served within said Judicial Dis
riet, and within forty days II served
Elsewhere, and you are further noti-
iod thar unless you so appear and
answer said complaint. within the
me herein specified. the plaintiff
sill take judgment against you as
prayed in said complaint.
The nature OF the cause
/ action : alleged against you
n said complaint Is that
ne County OF Twin Falls. State OF
IDAHO. has lien against the Lot
Three 60 OF Section Nineteen Qs)
township Eleven az South. OF
aanee Seventeen ufl h. d M Twin
rails County. Idaho. for the delin-
luent taxes OF the year 1916. In the
um OF s62i with interest AT twelve
ler cent per annum. from January y,
sl7 Tor the delinquent taxes OF the
ear 1917. in the sum OF s7i2. with
interest at twelve per cent per an
ium from January IA, 1918, and for
he delinquent taxes for the year 1918
a the sum OF $50 with interest at
welve per cent per annum from Jan
nary H. 1918. And plaintiff has a
len against Lot Four tal of Section
Nineteen tl9) Township Eleven an
'outh. OF Range Seventeen u7l H.
- NJ, Twin Falls County. Idaho. for
he delinquent taxes OF the year 1916.
n the sum OF s2Is. with interest at
- per cent per annum from January
J 1917: for the delinquent taxes OF
he year 1917. In the sum OF 1927,
with interest at II per cent per an
nnm from January II. 1918. and for
he delinquent taxes OF the year 1918.
the sum of s3.49 with interest AT
per cent per annum from January
3, 1919. and that the plaintiff in
eehalf OF said Twin Falls County Is
demanding Judgment for said
mounts. plus $500 attorneys fees
md costs OF suit, including sl00 dis
lursed for abstract OF title and that
decree be entered ordering the sale
II the premises herein described for
he purpose of satisfying the amount
81 the judgment 40 obtained
Witness my hand and seal OF said
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-06
IN THE DIsrRipT COURT !.

or the Fourth judicial District of the
State OF Idaho. in and for Twin
Falls County.
Alias Summons
c. C. Siggins. Auditor. as Trustee
for Twin Falls County. State of
Idaho.
Plaintiff.
VS..
Charles Summers, John e. Har-
rngton and Cephas ID Welch.
Defendants.
The State of Idaho sends Greeting!
10 Charles Summers. John r. har-
Fineton and cephas ID, welch. the
above named defendants;
You are hereby notified that com
plant has been filed against you IL
the District Court OF the Fourth Jul
dicial District OF the State OF Idaho
ia and Tor Twin Falls County. by the
above named plaintiff. and you are
hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within twenty days on
he service OF this summons. II served
within said Judicial District. anc
within forty days IL served else
where: and you are further notlfiet
that unless you SO appear and answer
said complaint within the time herein
Specified the plaintiff will take ludg
ment against you as prayed in saio
complaint
The nature OF the cause OF actor
alleged against you in said complain
Is that the County of Twin Falls
state OF Idaho. has lien against The
Southeast Quarter OF the Southwes
Quarter tSEL SWA) OF Section
I Nineteen n9l Township Eleven IA
South. OF Range Twenty C2O) T. y
4 NJ. Twin Falls County, Idaho, foi
I the delinquent taxes OF the year 1916
/ in the sum OF $3.50 with interest a.
twelve per cent per annum, from Jan
uary s. 1917; and that the plaintiff
In behalf OF said Twin Falli
/ County. is demanding for said
amounts, plus $500 attorneys fee
and cost OF suit, including sl.00 dis
bursed for abstraci Of iirle. and tina,
decree be entered ordering the sale
of the premises herein described for
the purpose OF satisfying the amount
Of the judgment so obtained.
/ Witness my hand and seal OF said
District Court this 22nd day of octo-
/ her. 1919.
/ tSEAL)
c. c. SIGGINS.
Clerk.
/ FRANK L. STEPHAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Residing at
Twin Falls. Idaho.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-06

Your Roll Call Button is your
distinguished service cross.
To be n Red Cross member costs
you less than cents \ week.
Thirty thousand soldiers are
still in hospitals. Don't forget
them-JOlN.
This is everybody Red Cross
that means YOU.
II you believe In making child
rem happy Join the Red Cross. y
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-06

District Court this gard DAY of octo-
Der. 1919.
CSEAL) ~
G C. sIaoINs.
Clerk
FRANK L. STEPHAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing at Twin Falls, Idaho.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-11-06
c. c. sIGGINs

FRANK l.. STEPHAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Residing al
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
WORK OF THE NIGHT SCHOOLS

1t would be hard TO over-estimate the work done by the night
schools in this city during the past winter. 1t has been going or so
Quietly that very little has been heard of it. But the exercises held in
the Grammar school Thursday night has brought these schools into the
limdight and the city has had an opportunity to express its apprecia-
ton of the services rendered.
The public night schools during the past year have been devoted
entirely to instrueting foreigners in the English language and teach
ing civics, the American form of government and American history
Besides these a most thorough elementary course in geography and
arithmetic has been given.
Recently the schools have been assisting those who desired to be-
come citizens in making out their citizenship papers and preparing
~them expressly for their examinations for citizenship.
We cannot imagine any more important work in Perth Amboy at
this time than this.
schools, the Grammar school and School No. 5. This work ought to be
attendance.
If we are to make America worth while we must get those who
have come here from foreign shores to become real Americans. They
must be afforded every opportunity to learn English and become ia
lniiar with the American form of government. Each prospective
citizen must have impressed upon him the advantages that are his
upon becoming a citizen; he should be given to understand that his
person IN the country, and efforts should be made to assure to him
those rights. He should be encouraged to take part in the manage.
ment and control of the government.
We cannot imagine any more appropriate place for training these
prospective citizens than in the public schools That is what the
schools are for; whether they be prospective citizens of the coming
generation or of the present generation, it is fitting that the public
school should be used giving the necessary instructions.
The Board of School Estimate cannot afford to ignore this work
1t means much for the present as web as the future Of Perth Amboy
The appropriation for school purposes next year ought to provide for
the carrying on of these night seh0oso On an greatly enlarged scale
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12

pies are born
"A hint of the reason WIN the pop
Ply survived the soaring tramp Of arm
ed hosts and the churning of big
gun fire on the erstwhile grain fields
OF Flanders 10 given In 2
doggerel:
/" When the poppy ripeus be sure the
VIII stock the garden as with weeds
For the same reason the poppy's
hardihood h attested IN England by
its bloom along railroad tracks. by
the roadside, and In the inches OF
stone walls.
intricate and ingenious device OF a
kind which makes the study OF even
the simplest plant life a constant mar
vel and delight. Il Is the village
rheumatic of the flower community
equipped with q miniature hydro
scope. long capsueis contain he seeds
OF the poppy. Atop each capsule are
valves, sensitive to moisture OF n
air, which close when the atmosphere
Ia humid. When the air Is dry the
pores open to eject the seed upon
warm, sunny soil.
Nor Is that ali. Jealous floral
tribes might accuse this plant Of Pan
Poppy ambitious for expanding fu
place under the sun. For 1t is no
mere accident that the Q are at
the bottom, and h pore at b top OF
the slender capsule. When the wind
blows the stems sawy over a wide area
and fling out the seeds for a greater
distance than il they fell around the
root
'srhe poppy IL thoroughly demo-
cratic in its hospitality TO flies. bees.
beetles and all other insects. II In
yites them by its brilliant colors and
offers no special charm for certain
privileged. insects as do some more
elusive flowers. It has no honey u
provides pollen in plenty. In part
the poppy is self fertilizing. but lants
also are fertilized by the pollen lelt
overs OF the insects feast which lhey
carry TO other flowers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
DIR. STEELE SAYS

n doctrine IT personal liberty" Ia bee overworked. AS q matter
oil fact, there is n 20 such thing $ a n absolute individual right to dc N
association of mes W family o " to live IL that thing is in conflict
with the Law of public necessty"
If a member OF you family becomes III with a highly contagious disease
n Is quaranhned-no n is allowed to visit hin excepting those who min
lister to his needs.
When a great fire breaks out in a congested district. buildings sur
HI fire ar blow - in order to prevent the further spread OF
thu fire.
These measures are resorted to or the common good.
w e are told a. the state las II o right t. tell YOU whom yu shall
you. a negro. Were to select white una What do % suppose
ya were to select $ your wife an inbecne IT a lunatc :?
Leglsauo o. thisp point isn't quite s. fr along as it might be-. but there's
n o doubt hal soon there will be complete prohibition in tis rasnmt ~
order to help wipe u imbecfiy nd lunacy.
o can marry YOU cousin in some states ou can't marry xr
SISTER IN ny state, N you will find it difficult to marry divorce wonan
under some circumstances "on
nr smrn II the present tendency in the matter of eugenics is con-
unoed, your haV to b a fairly perfect human specimen ID ON wish to
marry n woman. wv WISH %
- Iou II nave 10 % nee from disease and I'M other handfcap which
might result in the increase of disease before OF a ret a marriass peansa
c AEg TN apphcauon of The laws 4 eugenies too IA bt in nj hi
ohloiuon there's just one consfderahon-the welfare of society
1t is insisted that h physical and moralw Weaknesses of markin nu.
not D e perpetuated through the children born of detectva rarerts rhe
decares La it must protect itself against such msfortune No r.a.
how much some individuals a suffer nv matter
IL is quite apparent that as civilization advances sociav or IN .+..
" WIN IN "a no neaVa ne oongations upon all individuals composing the state. even
10 Tn point II me sacrifice of mes los precious "personaI IFber+y3 ~ r.
it is only thus that society itself cal serve all indiyidnsIIss r nveray. Fr
measure OF life N happiness SWING eac a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS BULLETIN
ON
I'm Flanders Fields The Poppies Blow"
rRErARED AND ISSUED nv
THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

WASHINGTON, April IL
In Flanders fields the peoples blow
Between h crosses. row or row,
That mark U place."
"1mmortalized by n soldier-poet
himself buried in France. Flanders
peoples already are symbols of the ma
tons hero dead of the World WAR"
Geographic Society.
Now the poppy IL 10 receive a
semi-oflciai recognition by being
planted in government parks Of the
nations Capital as perennial memor-
ials to The men who sleep under the
crosses and peoples of Flanders.
To, examine the poppy Is not to
violate its new found sentiment, for
II unfolds its glories upon closer study.
Moreover II has a symbolism unex-
pected because of the pure accident of
its association with Americas sac
rihces for freedom.
The poppy IL q thorough going
Allied flower. found In profusion in
France. but especially popular In Eng
land because II is the only scarlet
flower IN the British fora, except the
scarlet pimpernel. and even that il
more red than scarlet
The poppy family (genus papaver,
in botanical terminology) has as
many compiexions Inc habitats as the
skins and homes of the men whose
graves Il decorates. To the swarthy
African, to the brave Australian, to
the crusading Californian. and to the
A states employed behind the lines.
the peoples Of France must have nod
ded familiar heads in friendly well
come.
There r half a hundred or more
branches Tor species) OF the poppy
family Tf Is lfketv fba enIdfof nnof
quoted above had In mind the most
prolific. one OF the common. and
what many consider the most beauti-
full variety, the corn poppy (Papaver
Rhoeas). You will recall:
F" Meath the blue Of the sky, in the
green OF the corn,
It Is there that the regal red pop