Grand Temperance Celebration
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GENERAL UNION FOR GENERAL GOOD !!


REHEMBER, MAY 22d!!!


Let the day be ouysi,,l


Let every friend of the glorious cause join
The noble band, and march forth in the sight
of all the people We have nothing TO be
ashamed Of; let us fear nothing. The enter
prise is holy one; Cons blessing is upon il,
and success, final and complete, Is certain This
will, no doubt, be the GRANDEsT CELEBRATIoN
ever known in our city. All sects and parties
can and will meet, and happy consequences
are sure to follow their union. Come, then,
one and ALL


Come ministers Of the Gospel members OF
Congress; legal gentlemen; physicians; men Of
business men of leisure: Come ONE, COME
ALL. Especially let no Association be absent;
come with glad hearts, and show your strength
in the good work. Let your regalia be put on;
let your banners be raised. Yea, let your
voices be heard.


Come from the East; come from the West ;
come from the North; come from the South.
Come, citizens Of Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, yea, of every part Of the United States, or
of The world; let all the friends OF the cause
who may be in onr city on the day, join the
GRAND PROCESSION.


Come from. every street and avenue; from
every house DO not forget it now, and you
will never forget it afterwards.


Let The 22d day Of May, 1916, be made day
long to be remembered by the friends of Total
Abstinence. We wage an eternal WAR with
thew worst foe Of man; let US arm ourselves a
new for the strife.


The day of battle is at hand


Go forth to glorious war"
Truly, ours is glorious war; we fight not
only our own enemy, but the ENEMY OF ALL
MEN; and the greater our success the more
happy will all the world be. Who, then, that
loves his race, will fail to come to the rescue 2