Act on Death of* _Arthur DockrayResolution* Adopted On Death of Comrade Who Died Suddenlymusbea-ediolU,toorn-beInCO#sidKgalla*vcX-:aradcmrestrierAt a recent meeting: of George Set-sam post No. 105a. Veterans of For* dpi War*, a resolution of respect was drafted concerning the death of their comrade. Arthur A. Dockray. who died suddenly Saturday night following a stroke of apoplexy. The resolutions follow:Bo it hereby resolved by the George Selsam post No. 1058. inc.. of the Veterans of'Foreign Wars In meetingP assembled Monday evening, Feb. 22.1022. that.Whereas, the hand of Providence has seen fit to remove from our earth* ly midst our beloved and staunch comrade, Arthur Albert Dockray, and Whereas. Comrade Dockray gave himself unselfishly to his country hi her time of dire need and rendered valient, service in the 1102 Aerial Squadron in actual overseas combat, and.Whereas,. Comrade Dockray has been a man of service and fidelity to homo and country in the time of p^ncc, after war as well as during . and before war. ip That, Therefore, this post has lost in the untimely passing of Arthur Albert Dockray a genuine comrade and buddy, and that the community has lost a substantial citizen and the country a loyal patriot, and.That a copy of this resolution be sent to the bereaved widow, father and other relatives with whom wt deeply sympathize and,That, a copy of . this resolution be sent to national headquarters for the publication in our magazine Foreign Service’' and to Comrade Dr. Maurice Locbcll. for publication in The Veterans News/' and to The Zanesville Publishing Co. for publication in the local papers, and.That a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes of this meeting, and that our charter be draped for a period of 30 days. SignedvGeorge Selsam Post 1058. Inc.. Veterans of Foreign Wars of U. 8.EMERSON E. UNN, Post Commander E. B. Balientine. adjutant.