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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01


Fellow Democrats Tomorrow. Sat
urday, November 2, is Wilson and
Marshall day. and win be tittingly Oh.
served BY Democrats throughout tae
United States IN anticipation Of a
great victory 70 be won BY tbs people
OF this country At the polls next Tues-
day IN chickashE the Democracy of
Grady county viii celebrate the day
with an old fashioned rails. Senator
Gore. eThe Blind Demostbenes Of oa.
lahona, viii speak at the city hath at
$50 o'clock Senator Gore comes di.
rectly back from national campaign
headquarters in Chicago and New
York, and sill have important nsRs
for Us concerning the nationwide po.
iiiIcal situation Ills address win he
IN the nature Of e mastery solution 7f
the difficult problems now confronlins
the American people. and yexed ques.
tlons relating to the tariff and Cue
trusts wiz BE- made 50 plain tiMt every
ore can understand them.
al si.s same time and place a mes
sage from tie next president Of the
United States. GOV. woodrow Wilson.
directly addressed to the people, viii
be received aud read Indications are
that we shah have the biggest rally
ever held IN Grady county The pro
gram at the city hall win be prece led
BY parade. IN which every loyal
Democrat Of Chiekasha and the sur.
rounding country who possibly sn
do so, is invited and expected to take
part The parade will assemble at
tie cltg han promptly AZ o'clock. Be
there at that time Every Democratic
business house ID chiekasha is ufgsa
to release as many OF its Democrats
employees as possible TO mach in ti'e
parade and have a part in the tis
celebration
All citizens, Of whatever political
party, are warmly invited "a hear Ser.
ator Gore and share N the genera
good feeling fhat viii prevail Ladies
win be made especially welcome.
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL.
c0MAIlfTE
/ f. Bishop, Chairman.
@. G. Herndon. Secretary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

cause contend that society must DC
founded upon the home. He who pre-
serves the home preseE.$ sociesy
They say the home is not the unit but
the individual; they say they are blIud
as bat to race, nationality and sex
and consequently they oppose tie
grandfather clause. They would wipe
out state aud 4stIohal lines in spite
Of the fact that the philosophy OF race
persists oppose the dead levellsm
which such teaching invites: / oppose
such philosophy because it is the no
cation Of patriotism and because it is
against written laws and constitu.
tions. Lastly. / oppose Of IT because
It's followers denounee Old Glory. I
heard one q flsem VI tha steefs IA
my town denounce the nag as dirt
rag, in spite ol the fact that il is tae
only flag in the world that gives them
a chance TO make such a statement
without being arrested stand for
the flag because it is the emblem Of
liberty, the guaranty Of freedom of
speech religion and press and Of al
our liberties 2
Before Mr. Murray's address, Miss
Rebecca Finch Of the Guthrie Chamber
Of Commerce, made brief talk tell.
ing what the women's organization
has done in her town and presenting
the claims Of Guthrie for the state
capital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
GOV. OSBORN
HERE SAT.
AT T6P.M.

Members of the Progressive party
in Chickasha are preparing to give a
cordial reception to Gov. Osborn Of
Michigan when he arrives in the city
at o'clock Saturday evening, and
they invite citizens to join in giving
the distinguished visitor the usual
brand Of Chiekasha hospitality.
The governor win speak on lhe
street If the weather is suitable, other
wise at the city hall. He will be here
from o'clock until 7:l7. Gov Os-
horn is touring Oklahoma in the inter
est OF the Rooesvelt ticket
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

Washington. Nov la special
train has been provided for BY Ser.
geant at Arms Ransdell OF the senate
70 carry senators. members Of the
house and Justices Of the supreme
court 81 the United States to Uuca
Saturday to pay last tribute Of ofas.
ial Washington to Vice President shar-
man.
The train viii be made up in New
York and win leave there at $50 a.
m. Saturday FOR the journey to Utica.
The return VIII Be made Immediately
after the funeral.
The supreme court was officially
invited to attend the funeral upon ii.
rectlon or Senator Bacon. 1t is prob.
able that not more thar two justices
win attend. Chief JusIce White has
Elnl.s esaa sas Z kesl. vita i a0ld
and barely tble to attend court aaa
probably viii not so
The committee OF the house al.
pointed 20 attend the funeral includes
Representatives Underwood. Ala.
bama; Macon, Arkansas; Cannon. III.
noisE Murdoch, Kansas; James. Ken.
.tucky BarthoIdt, Missouri; Klnkad,
Nebraska; Longworth. Ohio: Mcclure,
Oklahoma; Dalzen, Pennsylvania:
Henry. Texas. and Payne, New York.
The committee will gather at Nav
York early Saturday morning and
there board the special train for Utica.
A tribute OF respect to he death Of
Vice President sherman echoiag
around the world, will be paid at noon
Saturday when from every United
States naval station and from every
post and every warship, no matter
where located. q salute o. nineteen
minute guns win be fired. Every III
flcer Of the army, navy and marine
corps viii wear a mourning badge fss
thirty days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
P. 0. SAFE
BLOWN AT
POCASSET
Store Broken Open Last
Night; Amount Taken
Is Unknown.

The stores Of Munter Bros. and Da.
wilson at Pocaaset were entered by
burglars last night and the postoffice
safe in one OF the rooms was blown
open. The contents Of the safe were
scattered over the floor and the goo lis
in the store we're disarranged, but up
to . o'clock this morning no great
losses had been discovered.
The safe contained a little over S.
in money and some stamps. The
money was taken but the stamps dun t
seem to interest the yeggmen.
Entrance to the store was effected
by prying open a rear door. III. Da.
wilson discovered the burglary waen
he opened the store this morning.
A travelling man who happened to Be
in town said he heard an explosion
during the night but thinking il vas
a Halloween prank, paid no attention
to it.
County officers went to the scene 70
Investigate but 50 far no trace Of the
burglars has been found.
H. N Canaan. the postmaster. said
this morning that he didn't think the
robbers got much. but it vas impossr
bic to tell exactly how much was
taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
PARADE TO
START AT
| O'CLOCK
All Ready for The Wilson
and Marshall Day
Celebration.

The ladies on the Wilson day cele.
bration committee have been working
enthusiastically the past week AMI
feel confident that the elimination Of
their plans viii be one Of the largest
and mcst attractive parades ever seen
IN chickasha The parade viii form
at the city hall promptly at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon and win return
to the same place at 1890 D. M, where
Senator Gore viii make his address
Floata, decorated autos ana several
unusual attractions viii he a part os
the procession One pretty spectacle
viii be party Of chIldrca on bicycles
and every girl or boy having a bicycle
Is invited 70 take part in this Bunl.
ing TO decorate the wheels with viii
be geen to all the children coming to
Ashe city hall tomorrow morning At 10
o'clock.
Mrs Frank Lucas Of Oklahoma cIiy.
state organizer Of the Womans vi.
son league, is very anxious TO aaye all
The Wilson Women IN the state partic-
ipale iu the celebrations Aeld Ia The
various cities tomorrow. and Mrs II
p Riddle the local chairman. gho
notified the ladies NJ this city has
met with generous responses ant
promises Of help on All sides
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
"r..'T orr. TOP CORE To
Be The SPEAKER
PAY TRIBUTE
TO SHERMAN
Telegram by United Press

Utica, N. Y, Nov THE frIends
among whom be lived all his life paid
a remarkable tribute to Sherman to.
day The body, resting on a flower
covered casket, was taken from the
Sherman home to the court aouse,
though il has been raining hard. and
two thousand residents Of Utica gath
cred about the house and marched
ahead of the hearse. There was No
music or military escort just plain
citizens in line.
From o'clock this afternoon untl
? O'clock tonight the body win lie IN
state and all who desire may view IL.
Mrs. Sherman reluctantly consented to
a military escort from the church 70
the cemetery tomorrow. President
Taft and delegations Of the supreme
court house, senate, etc, viii arrive
tomorrow morning and return immedi
ately after the funeral
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
Former Ambassador
ADsWeFS the Call
Telegram BY omitted Press.

Telegram By United Press.
Mexico. Mo-. Nov. 1.-Col. Green
Clay, former ambassador to Italy and
Russia. died at bis home here today Of
q complication of ailments
Col Green was born in Kentucky in
1898. Before coming to Missouri na
served a term in the legislature Of
Mississippi and vas a large land own;
er in that state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

Telegram by United Prasa

Washington. Nov. The comp
trolsar Of currency has announced that
the First National hank Of Wilburton.
Okla, has been closed by the bank ex-
aminsr lie said the cashier coafesa-
ed a shortage Of 5000. The capital
Of the bank was $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

Another evidence that the country
Is coming back is the ever incress.
ing receipts Of the local postoftlce
The total receipts for the month Of
October, 1912, we're s2s25.2o. or a total
daily average Of sl0s7o It is an in.
crease Of s44o.s5 over October, 1911.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
POLLS OPEN AT s O'CLOCK
AND CLOSE AT SEVEN.

The polls IN the city will open next
Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock and will
close in the evening at o'clock.
These are the hours in all cities Of
the first class In other places the
law provides for opening at s o'clock
and closing At o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

The marriage ceremony Of G. n.
Wright ana Miss Ella Davis, both u
Rush Springs. was performed yestesl
day by Judge n N. Williams ID Me
county court room. The Young eearis
left FOX Rush Springs. where they VII
make their future home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
q. g. Herndon. Secretary

= 10 Wilson and Marshall Club All
members Of the Wilson and Marshall
club are requested to meet at the city
han. Saturday, November 2, promptly
AT o'clock = M, for the purpose Of
peFllcipatlng II the Wilson and Mar
shall dav celebration and parade
n. Bailey. President. By Il Blair
Secretary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

Joplin, No. Nox. l.. Snow fell n
southwest Missouri, southeast Kan.
sas, northern Oklahoma and northern
Arkansas yesterday. The preelpita-
tion, the first Of the season. continued
for an hour and followed 4 downpo6F
OF rain thai registered almost thraa
inches in twelve hours. Sleet also fell
for short time over the district yes.
lerday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
STATE REsTs CASE.
Telegram by United Press.

Salem, Mass. Nov 1.-THE state
rested its case in the Etler marder
trial today The defense expects 70
call hundred witnesses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01
Victorious Bulgarian Army Ap-
proaches Within Sixty Miles
of COnstantinopIe Fight
ing StiIIin Progress
MASSACRE In THE
CITY NOW FEARED
Reported Turkish Officers Los.
ing Control Of Soldiers Turk
ish Cruiser is Sank BY a
Greek Vessel
Telegram BY United Presa.

Telegram by United Presa.
london, Nov. Diplomats gIf5
hastening to Paris in the hope 81 4tas
ing the Balkan strife before the tDa
flict spreads. The Bulgarian aitilnds
is threatening.
The Turks are forming for theh
last stand in defense Or Conslanslno
PIE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

Telegram BY UnIfed Press
Sofia, Nov. THE Bulgarian capi-
tai is given over to the widest repoIc-
ing over the bic victory, believing the
war with Turkey Is virtually over
The wounded are being brought ii
by the thousands. The latest advIces
say the Turks fled in disorder. Thou
sands were captured and as many
more killed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-01

London, Nov l-Nazim Hasha. the
Turkish minister Of war and com
mander-in-chief in Thrace, has been
either shot or taken prisoner. accord.
ing to dispatch from Sofia to lie
Post
The evening world., 1912-03-16
RECOMMENDS
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CASE Of P|MPlES
Sufferers Face In Such a Condition
He WAS Ashamed to Go Out. Cured
by Cuticura Soap and Ointment.

$500 Third Ave-, New York. -"Aboue
three months ago my face and neck became
covered with small rcd plmples which later
developed into large boils and my face was
In such . condition that I VA ashamed 70
70 out Of the house. After using salvo0
recommended by tho druggist I went 10 .
hospital for treatment. The head physician
ct the hospital told me I would have 70
report for three or four months for treatment
before the boils would even start to disappear.
"a young physician while treating n
recommended Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and told mo TO treat m face every night
before retiring with both the Cu.ioura Soap
and Ointment. BY following his advice I
did not have to 70 to the hospital for moro
than q week and . hall. The results obtained
were far better even than the physician
expected and ! was completely cured IN .
short time by tho Use Of the Cuticurs Sosp
and Ointment. I also found that both nurses
and physicians ct the hospital used tho CUT.
curs Soap and Ointment" (3isIcd) Fred
Viehmcyer. Sept. 7. 1911.
Cuticura Soap md Cutlcuro Ointment q.
ford the speedicst and most economical treat.
ment for itching. burning. bleeding. p,mply.
and crusted skin and scalp humors, Of young
and old. A single hot bath with Cuticurs
Soap and . gentle amounting with Cuticura
Ointment are oftca sufficient to afford imme:
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permit rest and sleep when all else fails. In.
dispensable for those who suficr from poor
complexions. red, rough hands. and dry. thin
and falling hair. Cuticurs Soap and ONT.
mcnt are sold~ everywhere. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with 32.p. book on the skin
and hair. Address. 'Cuticurs." Dept. T.
Boston. Tendcr-faced men should shave
With Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
The evening world., 1912-03-16

OF the parade. It was headed by a
squad OF mounted police. Then came
Bayne's sixty-nintn Regiment Banl,
leading the Sixty-ninth Regiment. under
Col. Conley. which had the place Of
honor. The irish Volunteers. four regi.
ments strong. IN command OF Col.
Charles ]. Crowley. a body every bit
as soldierly In appearance as the gal
liant Sixty-ninth. had the mex place In
line. escorting the grand marshal and
his aides.
The Catholic Protectory Band, the
most popular musical organization In
the parade. followed the Irish volun-
teers and led a battalion Of cadets. This
display OF military strength gave way
to nine battal!ons of the Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians. each bait lion march.
Ing to the music of a military band.
Following the regular A. o. II. organl-
Nations were the Juvenile divisions. with
a band. and these preceded the squad OF
mounted trumpeters heraldlng the Irish
American Athletic Club. Martin Sherl-
dan. champion all around athlete Of the
world, was the grand marshal OF the
athletic battalion.
The Irish County Associations brought
up the rear They marched in this Or
der: Kilkenny, Kerry. Limerick, Cavan.
Longford, Cork. Monaghan, Meade. Car
low. Westmeath. Sligo. Clare. Galway.
Lietrim and Mayo.
The annual st. Patrlck's Day celebra-
ton Of the Gaelic Society will be at
their rooms. No. go West Forty-sixth
street. tomorrow night. The principal
addresses will be made by Joseph I. c.
Clark. and there will be a concert OF
Irish music. The society includes in Its
membership Cardinal Farley. John d.
Crimmins. Victor Herbert, W. Bourke
Cochran. Judge Morgan j. O'lY!en. DR..
Thomas Adds Emmett. Justice Daniel
T.. Cohalan. Charles +. Murphy, James
Byrne and Mgr. Mooney.
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MSS MCHOL TELLS
.AIR D or THE
A0LDUP AND B

1eioo NscAol. after identifying the
aen at nsAdQuarters talked 10 an Eve-
tlhg World sspsrtsr Of mr. experience.
Ne aalds N.1-t
TT hes btsa my custom for a long
tme . 90 60 che Osrmania Bank each
tetufday morning 10 get money for the
tayro0. while Il ives usual for me TO
Ruw anywhere from ei.soo to tl.5oo.
o-6aE. bseause there was Q good dsai
u 0oasy. - hand In the ONCE. I drew
W. Os.oe. the bills In small denomina-
BcA-l eiscsd ne money In q bag which
I darsisd In q mum. and stepped out to
seDe eor . w~est-bound Spring street
arr
go avoid che jostiins Of the crowd I
NeVped OF the curb. and as l did 90
a6yoo, or four young men crowded into
ne end q of them snatchsd At the
~. ! scfsamsd and held on to the bag
% ~ man struck at me and wrenchsd
{ frem me.
"a the men dartcd across the street
pussusd them. saw some other men
shem ] tosk 10 be officers. ~ they had
tnns II thar hands, and called 10
4sa that the men with the bag had
seas into the hallway OF 4 tenement.
"All I could do then was to wait until
found ont whether or not the odicers
an0At the nee. ! rot . good look at
~ asaaAlaats and was easily able to
aentify them ct Police HEADQUARTERS.
u have been . In the habit Of tax.
nc the usual precautionary measures
= carrying large sums that the last
Ang ] would expect was \ holdup."
The evening world., 1912-03-16
silent ~. Patrick's Toast.

A silent toast will be drunk tonight
to the memory OF the la.e CITY Cham
berlain Patrick Keenan,. who was born
on a 81. Patrlck's Day. Justice JOSEPH
f. Newburger. Justice Edward A. Nc
Call. Justice Leonard A. Glegerich.
william Hannah, Deputy Clerk of the
Court of General Sessions. Justice
Thomas y. Dineen. Nicholas Callahan.
John Gibbs, EX-Police Justice John
Ryan. August Luchow, Albert and Will
lam Kreamep., former proprietors OF the
old Atlantic Garden on the Bowery. In
which place this toast was drunk each
year since the death OF Mr.. Keenan,,
will be the c%elebrants tonight. The old
Atlantic Garden has given way to a
large loft building, so the toast will be
drunk at Luchow's Hotel. Fourteenth
street and Irving place.
The evening world., 1912-03-16

that not only would the wives strike
against their husbands. but all the
working women would strike against
their employers. 1t would hardly be
possible to ask these women to do that:
they have to live. Yet we must do
something. and I believe there are mill
lions OF women who are ready to 20
to the lengths OF actual warfare. II
they can prevail on those In power In
no other way"
And you think the war would be
succsssful?'
1T would have to be. The men OF
America aren't going to kill all the
women. or even stand by and watch
some men 10 II. II one state started
such a struggle. the others would unite
with her.
"Womsn would b shot down. but
others would take their places.
And IN the meantime they would
have The satisfeetaon Of knowing
that nsn were being shot ana
killed. ne women would have to
win In TIE sad."
And can you set any time when this
war 10 likely to beginT"
exhausted. What would you do II l
struck you? You might strike me back.
You might 20 downstairs and telephone
for q policeman. You might 60 out In
the street and decide not to do any,
thing about Il. Abuse affects different
people differently. and some will endure
II longer than others. l can't say when
other women will come to the point OF
revolt, but ! can speak for myself, and
I know that I don't intend to stand very
much more!"
The evening world., 1912-03-16
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST Neutrality-suspicious.; purse.
$500: maldens; four furlongs.-Cedar
Brook. 1l2 CFain). 20 to !, $ to | and
4 to l, first; Theresa Gill. l& tMcTag-
gart), 2 to /. even and 2 to >. second;
Ethelburg end. ,1l3 tSkirvin). 4 to |.
s TO 5 and 4 to 8. third. Time. 81 2-5.
Marie r., silver Bill, Forward. Flab-
buggast, Ella Crane. .Arcene. Liberty
Hall also ran
SECOND RACE-Four-year-olds and
upward: purse $500; selling; five and 4
half furlonys.-Ail Red. Ill Okoerner),
A to 6, / to 3 and out, first; Uncle Jimmy
Gray, 12o (Peak). 10 to /. > to | and 4
to 8, second: clifton Queen. 10, ,Turner),
1 to I, 6 to ) and . to 8. third. Time
I.l9 40.
Basque, Starover. Western Relle and
Tiny Tim also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-o!d and
upward: purse 500; conditions one mile,
-Flamma. lO2 tButwelD, 6 to /, . to I,
4 to Z, won: Manager Mack. 1Ol
(Koerner). = to ., 3 to 3. l to 3, second;
James Dockery, 10, lTurner). . to ., !
to 5, / to .. third. Tlme--l.+i. Astrol-
oyer Jack Ellis, Mad River. Norris
town also ran.
FOURTH RACES. Patrlck's Day
Handicap; 5000 guaranteed, three-year-
olds and upward: one n one-eighth
miles-Colonel Holloway, o. (Ambrose),
o to I. 2 to ! and even o Airport,
100 CTurner). . to I. 9 to . and even, Sec
ond; Mockler. l02 Martin,, u to !, !
to I and . TO I, third. Time-l.j9 3-5,
L1ochiel Meridian. High Private, Duval
Font, Bob r.. Bad News also ran.
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MYSTIC MUST REVEAL
MYSTERY OF Her FUNDS.
Plumber Who Wants to Collect
Si0i From Mrs. Lillian Hobart
French, Gets Order.

One subtle mystery in the mystic AZ
fairs of Mrs. Lillian Hobart French
former associate of Nine PISS DE bar
IN the Mahatms institute. must be ex-
p.ained. or the stltuesaue and golden
haired forme~ sricnl Of =. augustus
Ucinze will ha"" {, - To- tail. IT'S was
the decision to-day Of City Court JUS
tice Finelit.e.
The myster, that must be explained
In the extremely personal one of where
Mrs. French obtains the morey when
enables her to array herself like a lily
OF IT,, field. and to dwell In comfort.
not TO say luxury. In a recent suit
brought by a plumber FOR sl6l she SAID:
I don't recall exactly where l got
the last money I had. ] remember
that I wrote some letters and h a
the. money came In reply TO the let
ters, but really. now. ! couldn't say
who sent It,"
Justice Flnelitc ordered Mrs. French
to appear before him on March Il n
tell where she does derive her revenues.
The evening world., 1912-03-16
W0MAN'S BODY IN RIVER.
Letter Addressed tn "Mrs. DOnnelly
Kingston, y. W" Found.

The body Of a drowned woman was
picked up In the North River on West
rhirty-eighth street to-day n removed
to IIarbor squad A station at the Bat
,ery. On the body was a letter bearing
the address, Mrs. a. Donnelly. No.
Hanratty street. Kingston. y. ""
The woman was about forty-fve years
old. ) feet . inches tall and weighed
about $50 pounds. She had black hair
and wore a red Jacket. black skirt.
black stockings and black undershlrt.
There was a slight wound on tHo upper
LID.
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now ST. PATRCK'S
WILL BE CELEBRATED.
T0sD0y

OD
Parade Of societies headed BY Six.
ty.ninth Regiment.
Celebration, Harlem River Casino.
Games and dancing.
Banquet. Brooklyn order Friendly
Sons Of 81. Patrick. at the Imperial
No. 900 Fulton street.
Banquet. st. Patrlck's Society.
Brooklyn, the waidorf-Astoria.
Banquet, Friends Of Ireland.
Heaiey's. siyty.sixth street and CO.
iumbus venue.
Ball. Firs. Regiment irish volun.
teers. Terrace Garden.
Corkmen's annual ball. Amsterdam
Opera House.
TO.MOrrOw.
Celebration, Gaelic Society. No. "a
West Forty-sixth street.
Special evening service ST. Pat
rick's Cathedral.
slxty-rinth Regiment attending In
fpll uniform.
Monday.
Banquet. Friendly Sons Of 81. Pat.
rick, Hotel Aston.
Reception and ball. Sixty-ninth
Regiment Armory.