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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-29
Noticias de Sociedad

EN- Rio Piedras sc ma desarrollado
entire los j0venes del sexo feo, tai YER
tlgO de amor, que casi constituye un pc
ligroso atentado la hermosa libertad
{ independence del soltero. Decimos
este, pOrque tenemos nOticia de que, a
las cuatro peticiones de mano de que
dimOs cuenta aver, hemos de ana
dir, sin tenor ser rectificados, otra
tan simpatica como atrayante. Tratase
del cOnOcido y correcto joven, tenedOr
de llbros de la mportante compan1a
azucarera del Toa Sr. Alfonso Vazquez
Cabanas, en- quien Cupido ha hecho tan
segura presa, que en- breve lie conduct
ra a solicitar formamente, con cOmpro-
misc de casamiento, la manO de la es.
belta y elegante senOrita Encarnaci6n
Fernandez SobejanO.
AT felicitar al senor Vazquez por su
election acertada, hacenOs votOs porque
al llegar d la meta de sus aspiraciones
encuentre la gentil pareja la felicidad
a que es acreedora. Y perdone ell ami
90 la indiscreci0n.
FL Casino de Manatl, ha transferido
para ell dla s de Junio pr0Ximo, Ell Bal
lie de las Flores, que tiene prOyectado
celebrar. COMMEMORATIVE ell 40. Aniver
sario de la fundacion de aQuel centro
social Ell aplazamiento es debidO a la
mala impression que dej6 en- ell amino
de aQuella sociedad, ell recientc incen-
dio ocurrido en- dicho pueblo.
La Junta Directiva de la Asocia-
ci0n de J0venes Cristianos, invita- la
reeepci0n inspection del nuevo edl-
ficio constru1do con destino 4 dicho
centric, acto que Sc celebrara ell 81 del
actual.
La function de gala que Sc efectua
ra mailana viernes en- ell Teatro MUM
cipal. patrocinada por distinguidas da
mas de nuestra buena sociedad, esta de-
licada la reina de los JuegOs Flora
les, la gentil senorita L1isa de la Haba,
SUI corte die amor.
La function de manana promote que
dar concurrid1sima, no solo por este
motive slno porque son muchas las Ia
milias que no han visto todav1a q la
notable artistaBella Starace de Sainati,
y no quieren perder la ocasi6n de admi-
rarla.
Manana publicaremos ell programa,
que como es natural, ha de ser intere-
sant1simo.
La fiesta de los Juegos Florales
en- nuestro teatro produjo setecientos
d6lares de ganancias liquidas. A cada
Asilo, pues, lie correspondent trescientos
cincuenta d0lares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-29

Algunas elegantes de Washington
han empezadO lamar la mOda de salir
con bast6n Este bast0n para uso de
las senoras tiene, por 10 regular, las
mismas dimensiones que ell bast0n para
caballeros, pero elias, como no estan
acostrrmbradas, parece que las embara-
"a un POGO, y Sc las We manejarlo eO
pi1blicO con cierta dificultad
Lo que todav1a no ha sacadO ningu-
ma es ell mon6culo. Y ESQ que en- Paris,
seg1n nos ha dicho la Prensa, Sc esta
uSando pOr algunas senOras, y dlchO Sc
esta que 81 en- Paris Sc usa, no tardara
en- producirse el contagio a los demas
paises. aunque como Ocurri6 con la fal-
da pantal6n debemos esperar que el
buen gusto Sc imponga y la moda no Sc
generalice.
Los establecimientos de 0ptlca tlenen
aoui va un buen surtidO de esos arte-
factos. Los hay con ell clrculo de orc
los hay que 10 tienen de carey: 10
Que todos tienen igual es la cinta, una
cinta megra que Sc cuelga del cuello y
QUE destaca muchO sObre los TRACES
blancos de primavera.
Aunuue la moda del mOn6culo ha s1do
acogida con mayor reserva que Ia del
bast6n, aun no hemOs visto pOr esas
GALES ninguna sonora, mas o menos ele-
oante. nj ninguna elegante, mas me-
nos sonora, que 10 use, las crltlcas con-
ira el tiltimo critic de la mOda parislen
comienzan a surgir de todas parties,
como ocurre sienpre, son las artlstas las
primeras en- dar a conocer sus impreslo-
nes.
Eva Tanguay dice que ell uso del
mon6culo mo Sc generalizara entire las
mlieres, porque ell monoculo arruga la
cara, Las contracciOnes musculares
que es preciso hacer para sostenerlo
baio el arco de las cejas, acentdan las
1ineas de la frente, y las inexorables pa
tas de gallo que empiezan, a surgir a los
treinta amos y que fuerza de maSaJes
Sc pueden disimular por alg1m tempo,
con .el uso del mon0culo, no solo serla
ini1til todo tratamiento, sinO que sc pro
vocarian precOzmente, como un antlclpo
desagradable de ese gran enemgo de la
beIleza que Sc llama la VeJeZ.
Eva Tanguay tiene autorIdad para ha-
bar de eStas cosas pOrque ha sabldo
conservarse bella a pesar de que no es
ningrlna nina de que ha llevado una
vida bastante agitada, y, ademas es rll-
bia, y es sabido que la belleza rubia es
flor de juventud, fragil y bella flor que
no resiste mas tempo que ell que dura
esa bella manana de la vida que Sc lla-
ma adolescencia.
Eva Tanguay, como Carolina Otero,
como Lima Cavallier, prOvOca atln Ell
cuantos la ven y la cOnOcen, este cruel
elogio: itodavia esta hermOsa! ST, to-
davia: a pesar de la edad de 10 que
de ella sc cTlenta que no eS mas que una
cuarta parte de 10 que habra hecho,
poroue aquf las mayores atrocidades
pasan inadvertidas. Eva Tanguay con
sprva en- los oios azules una suavidad
acariciadora que os CANA vuestra SIM
patia. Y su cuerpo que parece estre-
mecido por bruscas sacudidas nerviosas,
tiene la fragilidad y ell encanto de un
cuerpo adolescente, y como la agilidad
felina de esta mujer, como esta lnqu1e
tud desordenada de que parece acome-
tida que es ell mayor attractive ole su
arte. os hace vislrlmbrar de vez en- GUAM
do el fugaz extremecimiento de un es-
pasmo, en- Ell tremolo jadeante de la
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when as a matter of fact, it did
not take place until the 18th.
Again, Toms sheet reported
a marriage on Thursday that
did not occur until the day fol
lowing its announcement.
Again, the Journal in publish
ing some poetry composed by
Mrs. Harry Patton, found it es-
sentiaI to republish the same
for the reason that the first
publication contained SO many
errors as to be unintelligible.
Among the misconstructed sem
fences was one of him to him.
instead Of sun to sun"
We do not know that it was
Toms back door route to Dicks
place, that was responsible for
these inaccuracies but they oc-
Cured.
It may be a crime to errone-
ously report a ball score but
there is honor in being elected
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ARTHUR E. CURREN
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gift of the people and then
fleece them to the tune Of
SIS, 900 for printing that is worth
less than half that amount
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Entered at the post Office at
Clovis, N. M. as second class
matter under the act Of March
3, 1879.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One Year S1.0O
Six Months 80
The News space is entirely
too valuable to devote any
amount of space to the discus
sim IF the nersonal standard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
CANDIDATES TO
MAKE CONTEST
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS IN
MARTINS FERRY FIGHT
EXPECTED.
Three Socialists Have Given Notice Of
Complaint and Several F~usionists
Will Do Likewise.

The outcome OF the election held in
Martins Ferry Tuesday is still in
doubt. as some interesting develop
ments are expected in the next few
days. as IL has been learned thai there
VIII be several contests over the re-
suit. The Socialists were at Bellaire
carly Wednesday morning and they
contested the election of Metzgar for
auditor and Barr for president Of
council. the former winning over the
Socialist candidate by three votes and
the latter winning ovre the Socialist
candidate by fourteen votes.
The F~usionists will also confess IN
several instances. in which there was
a small majority and in some cases
Will demand \ recount OF the votes as
they claim that they have proof of
some irregularities az the polls. as in
one precinct II is claimed that the
presiding judge. who vas a Socialist
took the tally book home 70 tally
IT up.
The contests were all very close ana
all OF the majorities were less thar
100. as Weatherson. for mayor. on the
Fusion ticket. was defeated BY
Wyckof. Socialist. by a majority OF
ninety-nine. In n precinct Il is
claimed that Weathcrson led the ticket
but that the candidates for the other
offices got less votes than the head OF
the ticket. which is rather unusual As
m" F~usionists have ten days I'm which
10 demand a Recount. the people can
expect some developments. Since the
election there has been three or four
changes in the standing OF the candi-
dates and i'm all or the tas.s these
were mostly IN favor Of the Fusionists.
There Is some talk OF contesting the
election or Brown. Socialist for CITY
treasurer. as be only defeated the F1-
sion candidate by twenty votes. The
outcome will be watched with interest
on both sides OF the river.
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WILLIE IS
WITH MAMMA
OF CITY REVEALS PACT
THAT WILL ScHELL HAS
GONE m
Leit W~orkhouse Ostensfbly TO Go =
Eut Instead Is Living At
His Mothers Home.

Nil ~cha.l ls iu li- mother ao.~.
ii' was take. there from the ,.tv w1rf
mouse. where ns had been sent to serve
% ~'ui"r," pt tN days. after Irs IaIhv
ANA Lt1Icr said that me was suffering
i''iu a severe throat trouble Hf- r.-
i'oNal from the city institution. that Hs
'l nor lAe very we'll followed many
efforts. that had Away failed. took
IA''v. because physicians stated that De
should Eo Co "a hospital Little Witt.
was -iDh and nc must be taken care Of
hence MS removal from tho place Whcr.
many other PERSONS have been forced 20
remain. although suffering Just as but
or probably worse. than WiIIyun.
When h- was taken from the wort-
house. 10 was said that ne was 10 lie
N.Nen Q" trc hospital. but alas. 40 was
just 90 take hum home 20 mamma ln
whose arms Do might rest and ba rs-
I"F"d or o." awful punishment that hs D
been Heteo out 90 him ly the cruel
court Niarv efforts mac been made fo
get him away from the horrid place. and
each failed. until 90 last sickness v.4
FOUND fD Ie the Orly remedy ana o.
''4rr" Will. became sick. If. S. now
or and ctf'z'r- Hrs wondering ~ Doc VIII
ir again removed O.. tho institution Kent
for laH breaker. OPP whether be VIII b..
above fu remain ont. tree. ass rI.
mother. who lsft tho county Jail once
upon co. time. under UfeferInug gfr..r..
stances. before ~r1wr'etlur her term. and
WfH never had fo return.
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ness amounting 20 about s1s.oon

ness amounting 20 about $4,000 4
year. and during the time OF MI.
Paull's receivership the business
gained. The goods were later sold. IL
IS said on order o. tho court and did
not bring uea tho amount OF the last
inventory. Therefore Mr.. PAUL was
charged with the amount. which made
about $1,000. by the action of he
court. however. 10 ruled that Mr.. PAUL
should not be held responsible for the
decrease in IrIce of the goods OF the
company.
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EOR SALE


TOR AIE-Eerrcts. male 81 00. few4r.
$500. Paul D. Wilson. Mooreneid U
n-l-i
FOR sfIE-Nors horse. : wears ,fl
taN Veil SOD o. q. Nov o-Sf
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POULTRY
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
TWE PLACEMENTS. FTRSr arco-D
THrRD. FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS
OF 1HE NV PRE- ROO
AT s-EEL BRIDGE CORNER.
Will BE FAD ABOUT FIRST or
y 1914
EACH FLooH CAN BE RENTED
sEPABATELY.
JAMEs L. HswLEY.
lO65lb MAIN STREET
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WANTED Female Helm,

WANrED-white girl for general house
WORK Three ia family. no children
MUST come wei Good
wages Address n. II, care I-nteliRencer.
o-2S-tf
for general housework
anu cooking family OF two. Applv
National. ora-ts To
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-BiebersOn -Gundlinp Co.

heal LaLhta a.l Fire GaauraEos.
Boil Phones fqa.
SOH ifTH FHD MARKET
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MISCELLANEOUS

FRUIT ornamental and shade trees n
special prices Tor n few DAYS 10 in
duce IAN planting. ~ Colerain Nurseries.
Address \ ~Stsrhuck. Colerain. o..
o-7-IOt
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Lou - Il GrtSC nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTLR1AL EMBALMER.
1922 ard 1924 Main street.
Tails Answered Day or N'rbt-
Store Phone. c..
VIC J. H,rf .shy. na. Phone I1se.p
G p b.r'Foby Sat Phone rg2q.y
breUmmer & HHdebYsnd
funeral Directors and rmbaim.r-
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GOV. HATFIELD
Ccontiaued from Flr., Pas..)

Ashcd TO blacken your Character aud 20
gain some political advantage. but ] dis
approve OF such campaign tactics. ana
want you 20 feel that your efI - To-
ut luE 20 an end such personal at on
candidates iu the heat OF q cs Ign.
when IN" charges are uufouUdtd. should
nave the hearty commentator OF all
good citizens.
Very truly YOURS.
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TNpEWRIl ERS COR SAL

fOh sAL--Olivc t~ypewriter. Cool
- Wheeling. Bell STIR. Nations.
i'''-M' aulS-tf
FoR sALE-Oue oliver Typcwrite 80 2
iositlNely good az new. Your own
cash price. n reasonable. Lock s42. Film
---.-. au-4-tf
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Wanted-Male and Female Help

mEr, women. get government johS.
$4,000 month 1900 appointment
coming Write for list % positions
FranklinF Institute. Dent. 4geU Rccb@..
yer, y. \. o-@s-to-d-2G-eNtuE.h
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

AudFeSs \. Stsrhuck, Colerain. %.
o-7-JCt
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for cast on clotning. Write
or call
~. LEVY,
No. lo3' MARKET Ct, wheeling. " va
"E-Collcct Rad Bi:ls. Buy ane Sell
Claims Attachments carefully PLACED
ana excited. We adjust claims ma
make .cOAectionJ on n commission n, .tS
\" COLLECTION. 10 pay The RucSeyc N,er.
49, agency SOB BOARD OF Trade
""f w. va. a.
s.c1red Trad.
Dis marks registered.
30 kIc trsc. Fifteen years practice
H l. DrELAP. PATENT ATTORNEY.
NatAos ESchRl &c Bank Bldg
Wheeltn-, w Va
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CHAPLAIN FLAG
SECRETARY OF WAR APPROVES
FATHER WARNINGS DESIGN FOR.
A FLAG FOR THE cHAPLAIN's
TENT.

During the recent Cavalry Camp of
Instruction near Winchester, Va, Rev.
George J. Waring, chaplain Eleventh
Cavalry, requested the adoption of
flag for the chaplain's tent in the field,
for the reason that it is difficult to
distinguish the chapel tent when
troops are massed together, as they
must be in large encampments Father
Waring states that even officers have
missed services because they could
not locate the place where they were
being held, and when soldiers want to
speak to the chaplain on private bust
ness, they do not like to inquire for his
tent from their fellow-soldiers for fear
of ridicule.
The flag will be three feet by two in
size, with blue field and white Latin
or Greek cross, and it's adoption was
recommended by his superior officers
and approved by order of the Secre-
tary of War
Father Warnings efforts in this di-
rection have at last been accom-
plished, and will furnish a much
needed flag for troops in the field.
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LIVERPOOL CATHOLICS
INCREASE IN TEN YEARS IN
cLUDES TEN THOUSAND
CONVERTS.

In a recent pastoral letter, the Most
Reverend Archbishop Whiteside, of
Liverpool, England, stated that the
Catholics in the whole diocese have
increased in ten years from $4,000 to
about $4,000. This increase includes
nearly 10000 converts. Infant bap-
tisms have increased by about 500.
The Catholic birth rate per 1000 of
the population in the city of Liver
pool was 48, whereas the birth rate of
the whole of England does not exceed
"a per 1000 of the population.
Easter Communions throughout the
diocese have increased from 165, 900 to
$4,000, while the total number of
Communions have increased, on an
average, half million each year dur
ing the past four years.
Lastly, of some $4,000 children of
school age, all attend Catholic day
schools except about 1900. Ten years
ago the figures were $4,000 and $4,000,
respectively.
The Archbishop reviews the decay
of all the non-Catholic creeds through
out the diocese and traces it to the
lack of denominational schools.
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exercised influence in determining the
conduct of these societies. Yet I
have never been able to detect more
than a microscopical quantity of un-
fairness to Catholics. More than
once l have been given a place of
prominence when did not deserve it.
And the reason was simply because l
was Catholic, and there was no
other person of my faith available.
More than once have felt extremely
isolated and lonely in these excellent
organizations. At this very moment
am chairman of the nominating COM
mittee of the Minnesota State Con-
ference of Charities and Corrections,
and 1 am quite certain that the num-
Der of Catholics in attendance at the
Conference does not entitle them to so
much influence in the choice of Off
GERS for next year.
If we must explain our lack of
prominence in social and civic life in
social and civic organizations it
is well that we should at least make
the attempt, let us face the facts
bravely and honestly. Let us not take
the lazy and whining attitude of
hunted incompetents. To vary the
lines of Cassius: The fault is not in
our none Catholic friends,
''But in ourselves, that we are un-
derlings"
A final word on the particular mat
ter at issue. am quite sure that
know more about the causes that de-
termined the present membership of
the Board of Directors of the Asso-
ciated Charities than does Fair
Play and wish l were as confident
of my eternal salvation as 1 am that
religious bias had no place among
those causes.
JOHN A. RYAN.
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The CELTIC CROSS
LEGEND OF IT'S oRIGIN-ITs
SYMBOLISM.

In many parts of Ireland there are
large stone crosses which were
erected in the early ages of Chris
tianity, when the missionaries and
scholars of Erin carried the light of
the Gospel to many parts of Europe.
Scenes from the Old and New Tesla
ments are carved on some of the
crosses, while on others the drawings
are purely symbolical and even the
most learned archaeologists have been
unable to decipher them. The one
peculiar feature Of the Celtic cross is
the circle which crosses its arms.
A pretty legend is told of the origin
of this cross. One time when st. Pat
rick visited the monastery Of st.
Brigid, the venerable abbess begged
him to remain and celebrate Mass for
the nuns in the morning. st. Patrick
consented, but he found that he had
overlooked bringing the paten.
st. Brigid felt very sad. and tears
filed her eyes as she knelt on the
steps of the altar. God heard the
prayers of the Saint, and sent an
angel to her bearing golden paten.
Brigid Immediately sent for St Pat
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by changes in the plans made by sue
cessive viceroys. In 1746 the sacred
edifice, as well as practically the en-
tire city of Lima, was destroyed by
the great earthquake of that year, A
new Cathedral was erected on the
same spot and was completed in
twelve years.
The building is on the beautiful
Plaza Mayor, or principal square, of
the Peruvian capital, and is one of the
most imposing of all new world cathe-
drals. 1t has five aisles, and it's two
sides are formed of ten chapels, in one
of which are deposited the remains of
Peru's ruthless conqueror, Francisco
Pizarro. The edifice is adorned with
many old and valuable paintings, in
Guiding a Murillo.
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The COIIsens and Mr.. MCCOIIum
TO ALL VISITORS
"CEAD MILE FAILTE"
The Gaelic for
"a Hundred Thousand Welcomes
The Sixth Street Store
Sixth and Cedar Streets



STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey. IS. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Brislfn, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to All Whom 1t
May Concern:
On reading and filing the petition of
the representative of said estate. pray
ing that the Court fix a time and place
for examining, adjusting and allowing
his Final Account, and for the assign
ment Of the residue of said estate to
the persons thereto entitled:
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter be cited and required
to appear before this Court, on Mon
day. the oath day of November, 1913,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, or as soon there
after as said matter can be heard, at
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House in the City of st. Paul, in said
County, and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition should not be
granted and that this citation be served
by publication thereof in the Catholic
Bulletin, according to law, and by mail
ing copy OF this citation at least Ia
days before said day Of hearing. to
each of the heirs, devisees and legatees
OF said decedent whose names and adj
dresses appear from the files of this
Court
Witness the Judge Of said Court this
23rd day of October, A. d. 1913.
E. w. BAZILLE
Judge of Probate
(Sea1 of Probate Court.)
Attest: +. w. G0sewisch.
Clerk Of Probate.
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rick, who said the Mass, using the
angels paten. In the centre Of the
paten was a cross and circle, and st.
Brigid asked st. Patrick to explain
the meaning of the symbol.
THE CROSS" said st. Patrick, tells
the story of mans redemption and the
happy eternity for which he was des-
tined has, like the circle, no end. (The
circle is sometimes used as a symbol
OF God, having no beginning nor end
ing)" From this time the Irish used
the cross and circle in loving remem-
brance of the great saints who did so
much for them.
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FIRST CATHEDRAL
IN NEW WORL D
BEGUN AT LIMA IN 1885 AND CON-
sEcRATED IN 625-DESTRoYED
IN 1746-PRESENT CATHEDRAL
A MOST IMPOSING STRUCTURE.

The first Cathedral in the new
world, that at Lima, Peru, was COM
pleted and consecrated 288 years ago,
on October 1, 1925. The ground for
the edifice was laid out by Pizarro on
the very day on which the site of the
Ciudad de los Reyes, or "City of the
Kings" was chosen, in 1885
The construction of the Cathedral
occupied ninety years. The work was
delayed by earthquakes, which were
of frequent occurrence in Lima, and
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If you have not already visited the Exhibition of
the Irish Industries at the Sixth Street Store
Quoted by the the three young ladies from
Ireland under the direction of the Gaelic League,
Envoy Fionan McCollum, you had better do so
at once as the demonstration closes Sat. Nov l..
They have very many interesting souvenirs of the
Emerald Isle on sale including Lace. Hand
Woven Rugs, Embroidered Linens. BeIeek
China and Views of Irish Scenery.
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COMMODORE BARRY's STATUE
WORK BEGUN ON THE SITE OF
THE MEMORIAL TO BE ERECT
ED IN WASHINGTON.

Workmen are now laying the foun-
dation for the memorial to be erected
in the national capital to Commodore
John Barry, one of the naval heroes
of the Revolutionary War, and it is
expected that the completed monu-
ment will be unveiled next May. 1t is
to cost $4,000, and is to stand on the
Fourteenth Street side of Franklin
Park. The statue was designed by
John Boyle, of New York. Below it,
on the pedestal, will be carved the fig
ure of liberty.
Commodore Barry was born in Ire
land in 1745, and he had the honor
of capturing the first British ship that
surrendered to the colonies during the
Revolutionary War.