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Interior Heisner’s Chicago Store with large force of colored salespeople.
Do Not Break
.The Faith
Greeting1* to my comrades of the
Civil, Spanish American, Philippine
Insurrection., and the World Wars,
and fellow citizens of Omaha,
Nebraska.
Indeed it is an h/>nor and an
appreciated privilege to salute you
upon this momentious occasion.
Much has been said, much will be
said, but enough will never be said
that can express the greatness of
that humanitarian document, The
Emancipation of Proclamination
and that great man Abraham
Lincoln.
Comrades we can do more than
what we have done as beneficiries
of that great proclamation. To
prove to the world and especially to
the people <-f the United States of
America that we are worthy of the
freedom and rcspan ibil ty given
us,'1 How are we to do tis?’’
The Negro men and bo s h v
fought in every war cf th:* ati n
the women and girls worked and
suffered, yes, even their lo cd or
to this countries cause, but ih .
i3 more to do and ri^ht now' i? the
time to do it.
Ipr r dibit |fc n ,of a C v 1 War vet
erun and I serv'd my country dol
ing the 1 i bp;.ire Insurr r-t on and
tiic World War. I kow what it is
to suffer in tne time of war but i
would go to it again f 1 needed to.
But tr. e are other danger?
threatening us at this very moment
Our beloved protector the Con
stitution of the United States :s in
di nger of bang changed or altered.
Our democracy is in danger of
being replaced by -ome foreign
dictatorship.
My comrades and fellow citizens
let as not break faith with our de
parted comrades whose graves the
sun never ceases to shine on and
v ho are with bivouac of the dead
waiting that morn of the great
revival wen chief trumpeter,
Gabriel, will awaken us all to give
an account of our pledge “To
faithfully defend the Constitution
and flag of the United States.”
Let every man, woman, and
child be prepared and ready to de
fend ur Constitution and democracy
even if it is to make the “Supreme
Sacrifice.”
Let us go to the polls on election
days and v ‘'0 '‘ ■r the men or wo
men that w ill rot attempt (o chrnge
amend, or alter the Constitution of
the United States without the con
sent of the people. Organize or
join veteran organization or the
different civilian societies. Be law
abiding, hone t, ndustrious, and
thrifty.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
invites ail veterans that are eligible
to join their posts.
A. R. Baker
Special Deputy Chief of Staff
Dept, of Washington, V. W. F.
... R5 Box 12, Seattle, Washington
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barris,
2308 No. 26th street, are the proud
parents of a daughter born August
31 it.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas, 2917
No. 28th street, have returned from
a* extended trip to Los Angeles,
Calif.; Chicago, 111. and Pittsburg,
Penn. Tl>ey report having a grand
time.
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Mrs. Myrtle Beaseby of Kansas
City, was the house guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Ida M. Edwards and
also Mrs. Lucille Flrence last week. ;
MODERN MATRON ART CLUB
The Modem Matron Ar cl.ib m t
September 13;h r.t the residence of
Mrs. Stewarts, 3015 Emm.t St.,
with the majority of the members
resent. Plans were made for bene
fit card party to be given, October
12th.
Election of office s was held. Tin
f> lowing were elected: president,
Mrs. Lydia Roger-; vice president,
Mrs. Vassie* Harold; secretary, Mrs.
Leon McVay; assistant secretary,
j\Irs. Vola McFall; treasurer, Mrs.
Stowart; in-tructress, Mrs. Made.
I:ne Sterling; reporter, Mrs. Nellie
Carey.
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Nellio Carey, 2806 No. 26th street.
“To Give One the Sack”
At one time manufacturers who
employed those who worked at home
put the work to lie done in a hag
or sack. If when brought hack the
work was satisfactory, the sack
j was filled again with materials; If
j not. It was laid empty on the coun
ter. This Indicated that the per
•'II would no longer be employed by
the firm.
Leprosy
Historically, leprosy has been ene
of the most picturesque of diseases.
A few centuries ago the living letter
In Europe was pronounced legally
dead and given a public funeral,
after which lie was exiled from hu
' man society and went about carry
! Ing a bell to warn of Ills approach.
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In tha Louvre
An inventory of the ministry of
education lists the following relies
In the Louvre; Greek and Itonmn
antiquities, 22,000; eastern antiqui
ties, ,15,000; painting and drawings,
82,510; sculpture, 2.008; furniture
and art objects, 8,228; Par East ob
jects, 2,1)23,
Pugilism
The word "pugilism" comes from
the I .a tin word meaning boxer and
a Greek word meaning with clenched
list. The first mention of such light
ing In literature Is found In the
twenty-third hook of the Iliad; an
other full description Is In Virgil,
Aeneld.
1-*mdescent Lamp Light
If Pie light from all the Incan
descent lamps sold tn one year
would produce sunlight over but one
square mile of the earth's surface,
it would produce moonlight over an
urea of 400,000 squnre miles.
Chess Taught in School
In Stroehoek, a village In the
Hartz mountains of Germany, the
game of chess Is taught In the pub
lie school.
Remerrber Their Ancestors
Gaya. In Peegal. India, Is visited
annually by 100,000 Hindu pilgrims,
who pray for the souls of their rn
cestors.
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