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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30
Jozef Rybka z South De.

OOZSA NyOhd 0Outn De-
arfield, Mass, kt6ry przez
27 laty przyby} do Ameryki
bez centa z Polski, obecnie
jest bogatyW hurtownym
kupcem produkt6w farmer
skich. Dostaf on raptownego
obfedu przy: przejezdzaniu
przez Albany. Rybka znisz-
.czyf Gale -urzadzenie w bal
wierni pobi1 balwierza i thu
macza sadowego a potem
podpalif ma sobie ubranie. z
trudnoscia zaledwie udafo
sic ubezwiadnic szalenca j
odwiesc go do szpitala.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30

Lotnej Plac6wki, istniejacej
przy Zarzadzie Stowarzysze
MIA W Cleveland, specjalnie
.dla tych, kt6rzy zdaleka cd
.srodowisk polskich mieszl.
kaja. O tenn pamietajcie, ze
ME partyjna, a zo4nierska
jestesmy rodzina.
Cesc!
STOWARZYSZENIE WETE
.RANoW ARMJI PoLSKIEJ
w AMERYCE.
7146 Broadway,
Cleveland, Ohio.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30

zalu "a kr6likiem, ten mai
spokojniej siedzi sobie W
swym palacu w Warnie
czyta wfasne nekrologi i to
co o MIN movie beda, kie-
dy naprawde wybierze sic
juz W bezpcwrotna podr6z
ma tamten SWAT. w kazdym
razie ciekawe to jest.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30
A P E l. y
Do Wszystkich
Hallerczykow.
Bywajcie, bracia mill,
zolnierze z Bozej iaski!
krew wasza dotad jeszcze
w wolynskie w,iaka piaski
EDWARD SkONSkI.

Me skryWallsmy nlgdy
faktu, re ME wszyscy zo1nie-
RE Armji Polskiej we Fran
eli, Hallerczycy, W Ameryce
obecnie przebywajacy, sku-
piaja sic pod udekorowanym
przez Rad Polski orderem
Polski Odrodzonej, sztanda-
rem Stowarzyszenia Wete-
ran6w Armji Polskiej W A
meryce. Me ukrywalismy, re
ma $4,000 repatrjowanych
do Ameryki zaledwie POLO
wa do organizacji naszej ma
ley. z po1owy drugiej, Kill
kudziesieciu juz zmarlo, o.
ko}o 1000 wr6ci4o do Pol
ski, reszta chodzi luzem ME
nalezac do zadnej organiza-
'cji.. 49,, 70
A przeciez, zdawa4oby
sic, re jezeli gdzie, to u by
}ych zofnierzy Wilma bye
zgoda, jednomyslnosc, jed
ma praca, jedne dazenia, jed
ma organizacja. Wszak-z jed
nej nieraz "gamelki" sic jad
10, z jednego "bidona" "a
prawiane octem vino sic pi-
10, jedna nieraz dziewczy-
ma pred odejsciem ma front
usmiechem darzyia. Jedna
sic nedze zo}nierska cierpia-
10, jedna sic wojaczke odby
wa}o, dla celu jednego, dla
Polski. DIVA j 3 lata wsp6l-
nych przezyc, wsp6lnych
trud6w, bboj6w j znoj6w win
ny mas bX1y Wszy'stkich zia-
czyc nierozerwalnym nigdy
weziem przyjazni wiecej niz
k,ollez'zefskiej, y 4 bo bratniej. Y.
Przyznac trzeba, re by}a.
ia przyjazn, Ia zgoda i daz-
nose do wsp6lnej piracy W
zyciu cywilnem wtedy, gdy
ma grzbiecie byi jeszcze mum.
dur stargany. By}a ia jed
nose jeszcze W chwilach po-
bilizacyjnych, W chwi-
ZACH podr6zy okretem do A.
meryki. A W obozie Dix,
gdzie JUL ostatnie, wszy nam
prazono. zegnai sic jeden .
drugim przy rozjezdzie i
przyjaz1 q panied przyrze-|
kai. Jednej jeszcze byli my
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30
Wodz Maurow czyni pei

Wodz Marrow czyni per.
traktacje z rzadem angiel-
skim W celu zakupna subma
ryn, kt6remi m6giby udarem
mic Hiszpanji przysy4anie po
sifk6w. Powstanie Maur6w
ostatnimi acszy robi doskona
}e postepy i zdobywa coraz
,wiecej terenu, bronionego
przez zniechecone wojna,
wojska hiszpanskie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30
Niejaki H. w. Streat, kto

ry zamieszkai j zarejestro-
wal sic, jako klerk firn1y
Blair and Co., zginai beg
sladu po MIN. Policja tutej-
sza poczyniia starania aze-
by sprawdzic tozsamosc tel
osoby, lecz zarzadzones in
.westygacje ME daily pozada-
nego rezultatu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30

Wiadomosc o zamordowa
'niu kr6la buigarskiego b.
'rysa okaza}a sic zwykia ka-
czka dziennikarska. Podczas
kiedy zagranica wylewa 4zy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30
Watykan jest zakiopota.

ny wiadomoscia, re Rad He
rriota zamierza zniesc am
basade francuska przy Stoli-
cy Apostolskiej i wyprosic
nuncjusza papieskiego z Pa
ryza.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30
Rok. (vol.) ].
Gym GODNY NASLADO-
.. WANNA.

W zeszfa niedziele, dnia
21-go wrzesnia ma posiedze-
niu towarzystwa Kr6la ia
ma Sobieskiego gr. 2 Zwiaz-
ku Polak6w w Ameryce, pre-
zes grupy OBJ. Oleksiak, zna
ny dzielny wiarus pracow-
mix przedstawif sprawe pol
skiego Sierocihca, nadmie-
niajac, re obecne Siostry "a
cze}y szkofe, gdzie potrze-
ba DUO pieniedzy ma zakup
no r6znych rzeczy potrzeb-
nych do prowadzenia szko-
! 1y. f. ..
Po tenn przem6wieniu pre-
zesa zabraf gfos dobrze zna-
ny Wszystkim czfonkom wv.
oh. A. Solicki, kt6ry juz Kill
ka razy zajmowa1 rome u
rzedy Zwiazkowe, a kt6ry
dobrze rozumiejac sprawe
potrzeby takiego Polskiego
Sierocinca gorliwie zalecaf
czfonkom popieranie tego "a.
k1adu.
Po MIN przemawia} OBJ.
Banasik, delegat kilku Sci
NOW i dobry pracownik dla
Zwiazku. Oh. Banasik CORA
co r6wniez W przemowieniu
SVEN polecai popieranie te-
go zak}adu.
Po przem6wieniu tych
dzielnych wiarus6w, grupa
uchawali4a wyasygnowac z
kasy $1,000 oraz urzalz:e
pomiedzy wszystkimi czfor-
kami dobrowolna skladke
ma ten eel, a takze postara
: sic ma posiedzeniu Zarzadu
J Centralnego 0 przeprowa-
dzenie uchwafy, ably Zarzad
Il Centralny wydai odezwe do.
/ grup, aby tie moralnie j fl
nansowo popiera1y Polski
Sierociniec.
Suna ia przeznaczona
przez towarzystwo zostala
wreczona Siostrze Antoni-
ME przez prezesa pana Olek
siaka, ktory w towarzystwie
p. F. A. Pawfowskiego zwie
dzif ten zak1ad W zesz}y po
niedzia}ek i ME m6gf sic
napatrzec. widokiem tax bar
dzo zdrowych i pieknych
dzieci: Sierociniec jest pro-
Wadzony ma ten sam system
jak i nasze Rolskie szko}y
parafjalne.. Nauka zajmuja
sic Siostry Zakonnice oraz
dobrze znana tutejszej Po-
lonji pani Piotrowska, posia
|dajaca europejskie wyksz-
ta4cenie.
Towarzystwo Jana So
bieskiego jest pierwszem to
warzystwem Zwiazku Pola :
k6w W Ameryce, kt6re UGH
wali}o pomoc i takowa ma
tychmiast przekaza}o ma
Sym polskim sierotkom.
O lie sic dowiedzia}em,
to "a Staraniem dzielnego
pracownika ma niwie naro-
dowej oh. Michaia Domb-
skiego, Tow. Miodziezy Pol
skiej gr. so Zwiazku Pola-
k6w W Ameryce uchwalifo
ma SVEN posiedzeniu $25 ma
ten Sierociniec.
Ia tax hojny dar pred
ka pomoc, okazana naszym
sierotkom nalezy sic jaknaj
wieksze uznanie ofiarodaw-
com i tym wszystkim, kt6rzy
sic do tego przyczynili.
Taxi czyn JEST godny ma
sladowania. r
Kt6ra grupa bedzie ma
stepna?
E. A. Pawlowski, sekr.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30

sli Hallerczycy. zyli z6inier-
skim pogwarem obozowynl,
wspomnieniem huku bitew,
wsp6lnie odbytych. I jedna
wtedy treska zasepiaia i'm
czo}o: - Czarny j gorzkI
nieraz byi chleb wojskowy,
ale by} to chleb, kt6ry Rol.
ska dawaa. Szli Wtedy IA
Idrogi nowe, na move xycia
fszli do 'cywila" g, do opusz-
czonego warsztatu piracy. A
nuz tam kto- inny miejsce
przy tym warsztacie zajaf?
Nuz piracy ME bedzie?
R6znie to tam bywaio.
Byli gdzieniegdzie dobrzy
ludzie W Komitetach Obywa
telskich, kt6rzy, gdysmy wo
jowali, zbierali fundusz ME-
tylko ma potrzeby 6wczesnej
polityki polskiej, nietylko
s}ali zywnosc i odziez bra
ciom do Polski, ale mieli ma
pamieci to r6wniez, re kie-
dys wojna W Polsce sic skon
czy, re powr6ca ci, kt6rych
oni lat temu pare wstecz u
roczyscie ze liza W oku ze-
gnali. I ME zapomnieli. Pra-
cujac ola Polski, zbierali,
ciu1ali grosze ola tych, kt6-
rzy z wojaczki wrocic mieli.
A po ich powrocie sprawied
liwie pomiedzy Mich rozdzie
iii, przyodziali, nakarmili,
nieraz o prace sic wystarali.
Ale ME wszedzie tax by
wa}o. Me wszedzie czeka1y
ma wracajacych zo}nierzy
ramona otwarte d}onie po-
mocne. Bywalo czesto, re eli,
kt6rzy go. ma wojne odjez-
dzajacego z orliestra do ko-
lei odprowsdoAii, po powro-
Gle widzac obuartusa, obszar
pa1ca, ma druga strone uli-
cy umykali. Me wielu ich by
10, ale byli tacy.
Byli jeszcze inni. W
Polsce nieraz ten zolnierz|
jak mu m6wiono: u
'Przyszedfes g}odny, wojnal
zniszczony kraj objadac. !"
On, kt6ry dostatnie zycie|
ma nedze poszed}, nal
poniewierke, on przyszedi|
kraj objadac. ! nieraz TAXI
Joe czy Beny, CO to szczere|
mial checi ma stale sic WI
Wolnej Polsce ostac, slyszac
take uwagi zeby zacinal il
wracai "a merza, ma dalsza
zycia tuiaczke. On, kt6ry
Polsce wolnosc wywalczyI,
nies n,6gi W niejs kata INA.
|es6y DO go ME zawsze fozu-
n1iano, bo1 jedni "a zjadacza'
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-30

"partyjnego" zolnierza go
mieli, "a zoinierza, kt6ry
lrzekomo przeciw "prawowi-
tel, cd Boga nadanejf VIA
dzy" przyszedf walczyc.
A tn zn6w, po jego po-
lwrocie, byli tacy, kt6rzy jak
lby ma ironje, jakby z pogar-
ida, pytali: "Pocos tn wr6
fci}, gdy tam Polska ma ty-
lie a tyle morg6w ziemi, le-
l.zacej od}ogiem, a my tn i
twoi towarzysze, kt6rzy ME
g1upi byli isc ma wojne, two
je miejsce piracy zajeli."
| A gdy jeszcze "serdecz-
nj przyjaciele", ci, kt6rzy
mu ochotnicza opaske zry-
wall z ramienia, gdy szed1
do Armji Polskiej we Fran
eli, kt6rzy ma niego pluli i
lb}otem bryzgali ma jego unie
fsienie i patrjotyzm, gdy ci
3w dalszym ciagu pluli ma
1niego, gdy mu zaczeli wy
kazyWac, re ME bill sic "a
1Polske, a "a jakas tam par
1tje i re wogole ME byf pol
.skim wojakiem a jakims zo}
1dakiem partyjnym, gdy
Widzia} ponieWierany przez
'Inich honor zo}nierski, gdy
widz;a}, re "a tym honorem
1jego ME ujmuja sic ci, kt6-
1rzy sic ujac powinni, splu-
'lna} j albo z daleka cd wszel
1kiego polskiego zycia sic
'Itrzyma z daleka cd swoich
4 koleg6w, lub tez uwierzy1
'ichwilowo podszeptom ''je-
i adynych panstwowc6w i po-
astepowc6w", uwierzy} ich
'Isiowom fa}szywym i przy.
;Istaf chwilowo do Mich. ...
Do calego Wychodztwa
Isle odzywamy, do tych, kt6-
frzy swa czastke do budowy
W Ameryce Armji Polskiej
do}ozyli: - So miedzy Wa
mi byli zo}nierze polscy,, Hal
lerczycy. Oba4amuceni ME
raz, zniecheceni, zgorzkniali
czestokroc. Pom6wcie z nj
mi, nam6wcie ich do nawia-
zania ponownie zerwanej nj
ci przyjazni braterstwa z
towarzyszami broni zorgani
zowanymi W Stowarzysze-
ME Weteran6w Armji Pol
lskiej. Skierujcie ich do mai
blizszej Plac6wki Stowarzy-
lszenia.
Do Was, Koledzy Haller-
|czycy, rozrzuceni po wszyst.
Ikich stanach Unji Amerykan
lskiej, do Was mieszkaja-
1cych W poblizu Plac6wek
|StoWarzyszenia, a trzyma-
jacych sic cd mich zdala, do
Was wreszcie tworzacy'h
jakowes odrebne a sfabe zo}
nierskie ugrupowania, VIOLA
my:
Jedna mas twarda dola
zo}nierska }aczy1a w jedno
wielkic bratnie zolnierskie
kolisko. Jednym byl nasz
eel, kt6remu ma imie by1o n
Polska. I jeden honor zo}-
nierski many, kt6ry nam je
dni ci sami wrogovie, choc
pono nasi ''bracia", szarga-
|ja, odmawiajac nam czesto
miana zoinierza pelskiego.
Razem przeto tego honoru
nam, .bronic, razem W jednej
organizacji wszystkich sic
skupic nalezy, razem praco-
wac. Organizacja Wasza
zolnierska jest Stowarzysze-
ME Weteran6w Armji Pol
slliej W Ameryce, z gi6wna|
siedziba W Cleveland, Ohio.
7146 Broadway.
Zajdzcie ma posiedzenie
najblizszej Wan Plac6wki
i zapiszcie sic. Jezeli niema
Plac6wki w nnhlizn a iastl
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Zajdzcie ma posiedZenie
najblizszej Wam Plac6wki
i zapiszcie sic. Jezeli niema
Plac6wki W poblizu, a jest
Was kilkunastu, czy bodaj
kilku,. tw6rzcie nowe Plac6w
XII. a jezeli nienna Was tylu
BY Plac6wke utworzyc, to
Wstfpujcie pojedyhczo do
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30

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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
GET AT THE CAUSE
The Advice of Resident of This Lo-
cality Shows a Way

There's nothing more annoying than
kidney weakness or inability to prop
erly control the kidney secretions.
Night and day alike, the sufferer is
tormented and what with the burning
and scalding, the attendant backache,
headache and dizziness, life is indeed
burden. Doan's Pills-a stimulant
diuretic to the kidneys-have brought
peace and comfort to many Fitzgerald
people. Profit by this Tifton residents
experience:
c. H. Willis, 104 Fifth ST., Tifton,
Ga, says: Il had an operation and
since tat time l have had trouble with
my kidneys, They acted too frequently
and had to get up often at night
to pass the secretions. Mornings |
was as tired as when l went to bed
and my back was so stiff it was a
task to put on my shoes. / bought
Doan's Pills and in a short time thew
relieved me-"
o0c at all dealers. Foster-Milburr
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. adv
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM At
ANDERS0NV|LLE, MAY GOTH

by Grand Army of the Republic
adopted by almost all the OF the United
States of America and SO designated by proclamation by the
be Memorial Day in Foreign lands the day which
with Flag and Flowers the graves
Heroes who their lives for Country and the Flag Of
cur Nation.
The w R. c. of ". and G. A. R. will usual make the
the National Cemetery Andersonve Ca
1880 graves OF the dead heroes who lie there.
All patriotic orders and citizens cordially invited with
and this loyal tribute to those who
their lives for country and the flag.
The following program has been arranged to be used the
Cemetery:
On arrival at the Cemetery at A. M all will under the
direction of Committee flowers the graves of the
all will gather around the pavilion where the following program will
Ibe carried out:
IA object gathering
iden of the day by-G Whitman Adutant of Colony Post
Remarks by the President &C W. Morrill, Dept Commander
Invocation n----------Darus Nelson, Dept Chaplain
Reading including by John Logan
OF May ,, 1905 by------lh Inc AdJutant OF the Post
Song, by The Choir
Address DayRev Nay Central Christian Church
Song, AMERlCA All Present
Picnic Dinner at Memorial Hail.
In compliance with the action taken by the National Encamp
the Flag will be lowered haf mast II 90 and all
comrades will stand for five minutes with heads uncovered re-
dead heroes
All present requested join in this mark OF respect,
by ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
arranged transport all flowers delivered
them the W. R. c. Hall the evening of Thursday May 18th
that all members of the w. r. e. the
IS of w. and A. and families who and have
their A. g. Matthias at the
Johnson who will furnish far possible
transportation.
caswi please place
DARIUS NELSON, Commander Colony Post
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
HUMORIST WRITES
ROAD SIGNS BETTER
THAN HE KNOWS

Bugs" Baer, a we'll known news
paper humorist, has written and pub
liShed series of "road signs" prob
ably merely intended to entertain.
But many of them might be erected
with benefit to the safety of traffic.
Don't run up your mileage with
skids," contains a lot of real caution
in tabloid form Don't do your
thinking with your brakes" will strike
a responsive chord in every man who
has had near-nervous prostration a,
the SIGHT of the reckless driver stop.
ping in hurry. There are three
grades of eggs, but only one grade
Of crossing and that's dangerous,
ought to be pasted in the hat of al
those who try to beat the train
across its right of way.
"The glass in your windshield i.
the same stuff they put in hospita
windows. Which will you lool
through7' is very pertinent query
and Fifteen miles an hour may be
chill but fifty is fever" is not too
medical to be understood
To towns troubled with too mucl
speeding by tourists, Mr.. Baer sug
gests Speed limit in this town fifteer
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
TWO DAY TRAINING SCHOOLS
FOR DAILY VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL WORKERS

During the last two weeks of Jane,
the Georgia Sunday School association
will hold two-day training schools for
Vacation Bible School workers in prac-
tically every section of Georgia Def
mite plans have been made for such
schools at the following places: Allan
ia, Augusta, Albany, Columbus, La
Grange, Macon and Townsville.
DR.. H. E. Tralle, well-nown spe-
cialist on Vacation Bible schools, will
come here from New York to coop
crate in the putting on of these two
day schools in the cities mentioned
general superintendent of the Georgia
Sunday school association, and DR.. D.
P. McGrea1y, pastor of the Decatur
Presbyterian church and chairman of
the Vacation Bible school committee
of the association, in conducting the
schools, together with a faculty of
trained teachers.
The daily program for the two-day
schools will contain courses in Story
Telling, Dramatizations, How to or
ganize, finance and advertise vaca-
ton school, How to conduct the wor-
ship periods, recreation as part of
the vacation school program, teaching
material for use in the schools, handi-
work and craftwork, outline of daily
program, period for discussing of
problems, methods of teaching the
Bible in vacation schools.
The training schools will be especial
" for workers who plan to conduct
Daily Vacation Bible Schools, but
others interested in the movement are
invited, and the school will be for all
denominations.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
WHERE THE HIGHWAY
MONEY COMES FROM

This nation builds roads at the rate
of billion dollars a year. The total
highway mileage in the United States
is 2,o41, ,294, of which only some
100000 miles have been improved.
Money for road building, according
10 the Bureau of Public Roads, is
raised as follows Bonds, 381 per
cent; general property taxes, 36.2 per
cent; motor vehicle fees, including
gasoline taxes, 1916 per cent; Federal
aid, 60 per cent; all other sources
80 per cent.
Bonds issued by counties, towns
hips, and districts, and many issued
by States, are paid by general prop
erty taxes, which thus pay very
large proportion of the total. 1t is esti-
mated that real estate pays from 55
per cent to 20 per cent of the total
annual highway revenue.
Such figures are a powerful argu-
ment for the creation of a National
AiiShNdy COMMISSION anu the DulIQ-
ing and maintenance of national high
ways by the Nation. If general taxes
at present contribute more than two
thirds to road building, obviously if
the entire job of trunk-line develop
ment were taken over by the Nation,
two-thirds of the proposed expense
would be discounted.
What the nation built, the State,
county, township, and district would
not have to build.
Spending a billion year for roads
the Nation does not get a billion dol
lars worth of roads. If the Govern
ment spent that billion, according to a
unified, comprehensive, centrally con-
trolled plan, the Nation would get
value received and at no more or but
slightly increased cost than accom-
panies our present wasteful, because
too decentralized, plans.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
OFFER FRENCH FLYER
NEW PLANE TO TOXIC

PARIS, May 21- The French Min
istry of Aviation Wednesday consent
ed to send new airplane to Shang-
hal if Lieutenant Pe1letier d'Oisy,
French long distance flyer, wishes to
continue his air journey to Toxic.
D'oisy's machine was damaged be-
yond repair while he was making a
landing at Shanghai Tuesday after
noon making it impossible for him
to continue his flight Officials of
the Ministry of Aviation said that
d'Oisy attained his objective when
he reached Hanoi, in China.
The purpose of the flight, it was
said, was to try out an absolutely
new type of army airp1ane and to
determine whether it was practical to
establish and air route between France
and the colonies.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
Neaaguapters
Colony POST No. II
Department of Georgia 6. H. R.
Fitzgerald, Ga, May 10th, 1924.
GENERAL ORDER
No. l


trteth day May by orders of the
Grand Army of the Republic and Proclamation OF the Presl
of America which to honor the
defenders therefore ordered that Colony Post
A. shall decorate with Flag and Flowers the heroes OF
sleeping and other within
regardless Of the uniform they And extend to
Patriotic Order invitation join with at the
W. r. c. Hail. where the exercises will be held at O o'clock f. NJ
after which will repair to the cemeteries for the ewng OF
having take and the flowers to
will be gratefully appreciated also flowers that
be furnished
Children are especially invited to and help
The following program will be rendered at the Hail.
of the the object the meeting and reading OF G o. NO.
issued by the Commandernchief -By Officer of the Day
Song "AMERICA" ALL
Reading of G. o. No. H. issued by Commander nchlet General
John A. Logan May R. Booker
Song "The Star Spangled Banner -----By All Present
Reading Getty Address by Mrs HIM Nelson
Address of the Day-----Rev S. C. O1f, pastor Central
Methodist Church.
Song Hymn of the Republic All Present
Benedcton.
Visiting the Cemetery and scattering of flowers the
Official By Order of
G. E. WHITMAN DARIUS NELSON,
Adutant Commander.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
TWO ARE WOUNDED
BY BANK BANDITS

Prairie Grove, Ark, May 20-Chas.
Burtchfeld, deputy sheriff, and Hen
ry Miller, posseman, were wounded in
a pitched battle late Tuesday with
bandits, who yesterday robbed the
First National bank, of Prairie Grove.
The posse was led by Sheriff Quinn,
OF Washington county, Arkansas, and
the Prairie Grove chief of police.
At all early hour Tuesday night
the bandits are said to have been cor
nered in schoolhouse twelve miles
west of Westivil1e, Ark, and their cap
ture was momentari1y expected
A p'sse, compc sed of $50 men, left
here early tonight ard several car
loads left tayet:e vile, Ark, for the
scene to assist cfj;oers.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
VEIL OF SECRECY GUARDS
TICKETS FOR CONVENTION
Democrats in New York Planning to
Foil Spectators

New York, May 20-Exceptional
precautions are being taken to pre-
vent the counterfeiting of tickets for
the democratic national convention
and similar efforts are being made to
prevent the tickets from falling into
the hands of spectators.
The demand has become so great
that the incentive to counterfeiting
has increased tremendously, and the
precautionary measures have increased
in proportion.
The tickets will not be distributed
until a few days before the conven-
tion, according to Stanley ]. Quinn,
vice-chairman of the New York con-
vention committee. The utmost Sc
crecy surrounds their design, and the
engrayers, printers and paper makers,
none OF whom have any connections
with each other, are taking every
mears of preventing even the en-
ployes from knowing the purpose Of
the work upon which they are en-
gagged
Contributors to the fund which
brought the convention to New York
aad which VII provide entertainment
for the delegates and cher visitors
daring the convention, vii! be en-,
titled TO one ticket for e;ci. $l00 con.
tributed. The certificates will be is
sued TO the contributors personally
and should they be lost they will b.
of value to no one else.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-22
RABIES EPIDEMIC RACES
IN SUMTER COUNTY

Americus, Ga, May 20-Dr. ]. w.
Payne, county health commissioner,
is alarmed at the prevalence of rabies
among dogs in Sumter county. At
least six persons, all of them whites,
are receiving Pasteur treatment from
DR. Payne, as result of exposure to
the disease, several additional cases
of which have recently been reported.
Practically all those who have been
exposed treated their dogs for the dis
ease believing it to be black tongue.
DR.. Payne plans to recommend to the
health board some plan which will pro-
vide for the annual inoculation of all
dogs hereafter kept in the county.