The Washington herald., 1912-01-08
.IRISHMEN TO MAKE
INFLUENCE FELT
Keynote Sounded at A. 0. Il.
Installation.
WILL WORK FOR P. 7. MORAN
ORGANIZATION Pledges ITS support 10
Feed Dealers candidaey for
Chamber of Comn.erce Director.
weuIa Elect Irish to Public Of
fees OF Trust and DIsnity.


Newly elected officers o. the seven
divisions of the Ancient Order OF H.
bernlans were installed yesterday after
noon at Eagles Han, the district board
Of directors being in charge Of the eere-
monies, and p. Carr, the District presi-
dent. occupying the chair. Speeches re-
lating TO the principles OF the organiza-
tIon, the significance OF the various Of
fees, and the responsibilities were made
by prominent members OF the organiza-
ton.
After the new officers had been induct-
ed into ofiice. Patrick t. Moran. presi-
dent OF Division No. /, acted as chair
man and called upon various members
for speeches. The keynote OF the re-
marks made by those who spoke was that
the organization and its members should
make every effort TO make their influence
felt In public life and elect its members
to public and other offices Of respon-
sibility and dignity Mr.. Moran was
promised the unanimous support Of the
order IN his candidacy as a director Of
the Chamber of Commerce.
Division omcers Installed.
The following officers We're Installed:
Division No. 1-Patrick T. Moran. presi-
dent; James Lennon, vice president:
Thomas F. Cook, recording secretary;
James p. Greeley. financial secretary:
Thomas +. Keliher. treasurer. and Pat
rick T. INLAND. chairman Of standing
committed
Division No. Edward L. Cogan, presi-
dent; Michael NJ. Doyle vice president:
Charles J. Columbus, recording secretary;
Mark H. TOlan, financial secretary; Cor
nelius J. Carmody. treasurer; Michael
McInerney, chairman of standing COM
mittee; Michael Keehan, sergeant-at-
arms; Daniel Sullivan, sentinel, and Ed
ward j. Collins. NJ. D., medical examiner
Division no. S-Richard L. Cogan, presi-
dent; Richard A. Curtin, vice president;
James ]. Green, recording secretary:
Thomas McGrath. financial secretary;
Patrick Kennedy, treasurer: Rev Igna-
titus Fealy, chaplain; John p. Leo, chair
man OF standing committee: Bryan Con-
nors, sergeant-at-arms: James A. Nc
Cleary, sentinel and John p DUNCAN,
NJ. D., medical examiner.
Division No. EFrancis p Sheehy,
president; James A. Kehoe. vice presi-
dent: George Callaghan, recording secre-
tary; John NJ Watson. financial secre-
tary; James T. O'Brien, treasurer; Henry
Hughes. chairman OF ste ding commit
tee: Edward O'Neill, -rgeant-at-arms.
and John J. Burke, sen neL
DlNlSlOn no. 5-Janf ) A. Myers, preS1-
dent: John Sheehy, president; Joseph
Bradley, recording ecretary; John Nc
Mahon, financial ? .Tetary; Michael Ma
haney, treasurer; -atthew Malloy, chair
man OF stand committee: William
O'Connor. sergeant-at-arms, and John
Clancy, sentinel
Division No. 6.-J. Frank o. Meara, presi-
dent; Or. Charles /. Griffith, vice presi-
dent: Thomas A. Cullen. recording secre-
tary; Raymond O'Meara, financial secre-
tary; William J. Frizzell. treasurer; Pat
rick J. o'Dea, chairman OF standing COM
mittee: John Quinn, sergeant-at-arms,
and NJ. j. Hanley, sentinel
Division No. Frank ]. Raftery, pres
ident; Matthias Griffin, vice president:
Michael Z. Buckley, recording secretary;
Daniel NJ. Stanton, financial secretary;
James Hackett, treasurer; James Burke,
chairman OF standing committee; p. T.
McDermott, sergeant-at-Rrms, and Fran
els Donovan, sentinel \
Chauncey Olcott will play benefit per-
formance for the A o. II. on Monday
evening, January Is, at the Columbia
Theater.