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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
CHANGE OF VENUE
MOTION OVERRULED
POINT ARGUED BY ATTORNEYS
FOR AL. MOORE, CHARGED
WITH MURDER.
Judge Hervey Immediately Announced
Oeeision-Case viii Be Begun
November g.

In the Circuit Court Of Marshall
county yesterday. Judge n. G.. Hervey
oVerruled the motion for a change ci
venue In the case OF Al Moore. who IA
charged with murder. and set the case
TOT trial November 4 Arguments on
the cnanpe OF venue were submitted
yesterday and were promptly over.
ruled. A large number Of witnesses
nave been summoned on the case.
which BE- expected 10 consume consld
cradle time
u was at FIRST thought the case
would BE- tried November 2. but the
judge decided 10 hold % over until az.
ter election
The jury in the $50 900 damage suit
OF Anna Grey vs.. Presley Martin. be.
gun Monday was etul out Yesterday
evcpinr. and we're ordered to report
again this morning for further consid.
Grafton Of the case
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SON MISSING
william Cassie % Beilaire last Heard
of a. orafton-Father is Seek.
ing Him.

Hard luck seems 10 have struct ,bo
Joseph cassie family. az Hamilton
street. Heiiaire. in the way Of tts
strange disappearance OF ifa rhffdrsn
rev weeks aRo two. boys John. AGED
~ and William. ared ~ Ien home .o
.'aIch Tor cmpIOymenf John returned
70 his home Yesterday morning about
O'Clock and told bic parents thar be-
hao beer working af Terra Alta. puf
iins IN ~ hour. Ger day and roccivin~
lor hif labor l5 cents If a. fhourhf
mar possibly The other son may b. io.
ehtcd IN The same vicinity The fsmHv
p d"sirous OF hearing from him. or
now ~ his Whereabouts He ia u
nFht complexion. HEIGHT Eve feet three
incheF. wore darn clofhes and had
hl'ch hair The last time he wa4
neafd OF Do was working in Grafton.
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Mrs. Mary Spillmau. b. confined 20 ber
nome 90 Calls with severe illness
The young daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
George Iordyce. ~ GreEgsviue. Dr. con.
lined 90 her home with a serious fflneaa
Nh' Woodmeu quartet met last even
ins a. the home 0f o. o. Bodicy FOR
Work has been started on the erection
ni another flat on the Howard property
at the tor Of Pleasant valley hill
fhc mud NJ H0ney's Point Monde, ~ ",
in their efforts a. Get the machine ol,f
ih, rear sHie was broken.
Many Icqple from the out the pike
I,I including many politicians will
attend tho sale nt William Anderaor.s
nrar West Alexander. this afternoon.
,' lsiricia Howcu. Of West Alex
porcns uhle class III he pr1sbyterisn
CHURCH % her home last evening
zorro Jones. n Film Grove. anenf
a. ''"f WIN friends Of Wayncsburg.
John Herman. Or Fulton. a. spe,a,,~
e.tl'g asf, ne The Fuert Of friends III
Arthur Butler and Prank Smith. or
.Im Grove. igft Yesterday afternoon f0r
N.rfnn. tnndolph county whore fEav
W. fpeud The week hunting
MrH ii T. Bowers. or Eim Grove a.
,he Euest for a Few days ~ friends III
,. l,og ii,aabis - tsstberwoed. viii
wv Hpnnd several days looking after
UuHIuNHH
Mr. and Mra Charles NIrfafa ts.. 90.
turned fu fhHIr home OFF fNn1drfsfa aff.r
spending n few days o. fHr ruraf q. O. 80.
HfltrH uf West Liberty
Mrr o. o. kirkland OF WoodsGaie d.
eurudIuE several dave or the rur-f -
friends ar TaIrm0nf
Ms q NJ flbr0n and Niles MARI
fAiE ~ Wet AIfEandrr. Gre spending
several days Dol TaFi0rafown. who're ftr,.
afe attending district sunday school
convention.
W. ii f indIcV has returned ta her
home nf f.lm Grove. after rrrnfIrr 80.
fil ls. 81 thr guest ~ rciafigos e.
Ml.' hrn.g Luke ~ sand ruu har
imf i'H days ln cleveland. WHORE enc.
'ifistH rraminrd her evea She vas
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CONFERENCE ENDS
Pittsburgh Conference Of Lutheran
Churches Holds interesting Sessions
in Martins Ferry.

The meeting OF the Pittsburgh con.
ference Of Lutheran churches Of the
Pittsburgh synod which has been in
session for the past two days in 81.
Johns German Lutheran church al
Martins Ferry came to a close last
evening. Three sessions were held
during the day. and they were largely
attended. the largest crowd being
present al the evening service. when
Rev. Crickenberger. OF Bridgeport
had charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
Horse Stolen.

A horse belonging to George Miller.
OF Elm Grove. was stolen yesterday
afternoon, while Mr.. Miller was spend
ing a short time at the home of
Samuel Hughes. near Short Creek. II
IS said that Miller went into the
Hughes home and remained for a
snort time. When he came out to get
the morse II was gone. Immediately
a searching party started on the trail
OF the missing animal. After hunt
ing Tor sometime IL was found some
miles up Short Greek tied to a post.
The party that had taken the animal
made his escape and is thought TO
have been a sixteen year old boy. An
arrest will likely follow.
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To CONFERENCE
rev. An Easchs WIN Preach Con.
Terence Sermon az PASTORAL
Meeting 80 Lowen.

rev. August q. Rasche. pastor Of Sd,
Hauls Evangelical church leave. 80
morniug for Lowell o.. where he viii
attend the annual PASTORAL conference
or the Pennsylvania district 81 the Ger.
man hNangclical synod % North Am
erica. which opens to-day. Rev. Raa~b,
VII deliver the conference sermon. AZ
to-uights session.
The popular local pastor expects d
return 90 this city Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
RIVER NEWS

The rains of the last few days have
been Disappointing to the rivermen.
owing TO the fact that a good river
stage has not been reached, so that
the large boats can resume their river
trade The Mildred was the only boat
10 leave the wharf yesterday at IL
CLOCK on her trip to New Matamoras
ana the Grantsville. which arrived
last evening. will leave TODAY al -
O'Clock for New Matamoras.
Inc river in the pool at the local
wharf Is feet G inches, while below
the MeMechen dam the stage is I
loot 6 inches and above IA feet Z
inches. The Allegheney river at Park
or Is six-tenths and stationary and the
Nonogahela river at Morgantown Is
Z Feet and stationary. The slight rise
In the Allegheny river is expected
to reach this city today.
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zIoE SCHOOL RECORD TO ne OUT
At The Hillman JeweIry
Store No. % Eleventh ST

Shoppers will find one Of the most complete lines
OF quality goods to be found in this vicinity our
Xmas stock is arriving daily Wise shoppers know,
that small deposit is al that is required 10 law
aside any article in our store until Christmas
BY taking advantage OF this feature Won will
not on'y have the advantage Of = larger stoek %
select from but you will have the additional advan
tage Of more time in the making Of your selection
We want to show you our line-our clerks will NOT
insist on your buying. Our goods and prices make
that part necessary
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ship. which will leave New York before
the holidays for Europe. At the meet
ing OF the Methodist ministers on Mon
DAY the matter WIS considered but no
action taken.
TO SERVE REFRESHlnENrS-A
new feature 20 be Installed in connec-
ton with the High school foot ball
games az the Island park. will be the
serving OF hot coffee and sandwiches
This viii be started at the Huntington
game next Saturday. ~ the weather g.
cool.
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address will be delivered by the pas
tor. Rev. Freeland Peter. Il is expect
ed that Rev. Peter will deliver a splen-
did address. as he is an excellent
speaker. All men are cordially invited
to be present and enjoy the program
that will be rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
BICYCLE THIEVES WORKING.
stamping Grounds Have Been chsno
ed From Here 20 Bcliaire.

Bicycle thieves operating i'm Bel
laire Monday niFht succeeded In cot.
unr away with tho wheel Of Earl Kew.
H'r. The young man left the wheel
standing near the G.. A. y depot while
DO went into the station 10 attend TO
come business. when be- came out
the wheel was g0ne Keyser report.
Cd The theft t0 the police and ves
terday the Bellairc officers went to
Whcelinr and asked the police of that
CITY to assist iu looking for the stolen
bicycle The epidemic seems CD be-
fpreadIng in both towns and many
Wheels have been recovered by the
authorities OF the two cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Henry Clay camp. Modern Wood.
men ~ America held ita REGULAR
weekly meeting last evening in Hardr'
hal Aside from the imitation Of n
class 81 candidates several other im.
poftant business matters came up Tor
consideration
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VIII Give Entsr,sirm.,,

Arrangements have been made BY
me teacher and pupils 81 tho Glendale
school n Triadelphia district. FOR mo
hoihing of a musical and literary On
ieftainment at tho school house vi
day evening October 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Ihe members OF the Farm Womer's
Club viii meet this afternoon al the
nome Or Mrs. $. ,. orr. in their first re-
kNiaf meeting The meeting will be
called % order at o'clock and Miss
Jane kerscy will deliver an address.
| me Necessity 81 balanced Haflone"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Much interest b. being taken In the
football game that will BE- played this
AFTERNOON on the Elm Grove grounds
between The Elliott commercial school
Team and the Triadeiphla district hlgh
sch0oleleven Last Friday the two
teams met and the result was vic.
Tory Tor the Out-the.plke lads by the
score ot ~ 10 nothing However. only
lei game was played and the
biiiots are Of the opinion that they
ean put up a better game today tean
hey presented last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Final ARRANGEMENTS nave been com
pleted ~ the social committee Of the
Keystone Bible class OF the stone cburcb
sunday school for the mask party that
wiz De given In the basement OF the
'hurch Friday evening. other classes
been invited 90 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

The trial OF Elwood yelling. on n
truancy charge Will be held this even
ing before Squire Seibert. yelling Is
charged with not having sent his young
son. Robert. 10 school. The trial will be
held at 1880 o'clock
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Many Attend visitation.

Almost the entire membership OF the
Jr. o. q. \. NJ. Of Elm Grove attended
the visitation meeting held last evening
OF that place
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GUILD ~EErs TONIGHT
hsV. Freeiand Peter 20 Speak Before
81 Matthews Guild.

The Mons Guild ~ ST. Matthew
church viii hold a meeting this even
ing % y O'Clock In the sunday school
room or the church. and the principal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
ed shows that there are but seven per-
sons registered at the city's hotel
TWO STILL ALARMS YESTERDAY

ed shows that there are but seven per-
sons registered at the city's hotel.
TWO STILL ALARMS YESTERDAY
shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning the Niagara Engine company
and the hook and ladder answered 70
stills from the Wheeling Stamping
Works plgnt, where two large tar pots
had boiled over. catching IRE. The blaze
! was spreading rapidly when the fremen
arrived but was easily eNtinguished
WANT BIDS FOR FIRE rRUcKs-
. statesmen representing several fire truck
companies visited the board OF control
az It's meeting yesterday and tried 70
interest that body In a truck for the
city. The board has asked for bids on
me truck. such bids TO be opened Oc-
VOTERS NAMES BEING L1srrp-
Girls at the county commissiOner's Of
nee az finding themselves very busy AZ
present. owing to the list Of voters be-
ing made up II - estimated. roughly
that there are ] /. 600 voters In The conn
" which means that "a. 600 names must
De listed or each name twice. Great care
- necessary TO check the names.
SPECIAL MEETIHa-The annual.
OF he Associated Charities will b. held
on Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock in
the board Of trade building for the pur-
ing other business.
GARDEN PRoDUcTs-Anv one bsv-
lng superabundancc Of apples toma-
( toes or gardcn products that they can
90 the Associated Charitiee NOV viii
nave the fruit collected for the use or
those who may need them
WILL GIVE MUSICAL musical
49, ltl nment and social will be held in
tne Sabhafh school room 81 the second
iF-Hb N terrain church on Thursday cven-
ing ~ the Elliott class Of tho sunday
o ,. y, DAY-Ohto state University
af WI De celebrated on November III
~ he alumni Of the Tnfycraffv
throughout the state Of ohio
HIoE SCHOOL REcoRp TO ne OUT
LaAS EEh-Ihc Hin rchooi "Tirr-
nc year soma time this week Mir. Csuv
Irichard. ~ 81 Mary waa the dee
10 .end in the subscription Tor the wear
mINtsTERS ASErD TO HELP-Thr
Ministerial Neociafi0n viii H. IN -
aWhif discuss the matter % their meet
lnE on Monday lu regard o. giving CON
Ni'H'i'hN Tor nIlinr the Christmas
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ton to the Improvements that are be-
ing made the building is being clean
ed from top TO bottom and the fire ap-
paratus Is undergoing a thorough
overhauling.
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet. station
airy cloudy.
sTEUBENvILLE-s9 feet. station
PARKERsBURG-5.5 feet. falling.
MORGANTowN-7 feet. stationary.
OIL CITY. foot. stationary. ciear
NARREN--f foot. below. Stationary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Ofhcer J. . Butler. of Eim Gr-ve
u making some improvements 10 tho
city building az that place. In add
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accompanied by her father. Richard
Luke who returned 20 Sand hin yester-
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West Virginia Traction q
Electric Company and. City q
Suburban Gas company's au-
thorized pay stations:
Company's office. corner Izth
and Chapline Streets. Wheeling.
W. Va
Bank of Fulton. Fulton, w Va
The First National Bank, Elm
Grove. w. Va
State Bank Of Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. w. Va
Pay your electric light. water
and gas bills at the most conven-
lent pay station.
CHAS. MADDEN.
Asst. Sec. and Treas.
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OUT-THE-PTKE


Dr. W. z. PAUL. Dentist. Rice Bldg.
Elm Grove. I0f
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Even last years price on the HUD-
son Six-i0 has been reduced 5000 by
this years trebled output. Yet this
years model has 81 improvements.
This is to-day the finest example of
the coming type of car. IL will show
you more advances than any other car
in town.
See il while it's new.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

The new HUDSON Six-4O-designed
by Howard Z. Coffin-will show you all
the latest trends in cars.
One trend is toward modest size.
Here It is, with ample room for seven.
Another is toward lightness. Here is
car that weighs 1000 pounds less than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21

Here is the ~One-Man" top. Here are
wires in metal conduits. automatic spark
advance, new-method carburetion. Here
Is locked ignition and lights. Here the
speedometer is driven from the trans
mission.
Here are all the comforts, all the con-
veniences that the best designers know.
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New Attractions

New Attractions
Here Is the body style which best
meets the artistic ideas of to-day.
Here are disappearing tonneau seats
invisible hinges. The gasoline tank
Is In the dash-extra tires are ahead of
the front door.
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tne OId-ume average
for cars of this size.
Yet there never was
a sturdier car.
Here is a new-type
motor which lowers
operative cost about
30 per cent.
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WANT BIDS ron FIRE TRUCKS

'aleSmen representing several fire truck
companies visited the board OF control
az It's meeting yesterday and tried 70
lnterest that body In a truck for the
city. The board has asked for bids on
the truck. such bids TO be opened Oc-
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A New
Price

And here is a new
price for a high
grade car. No quail
ity car - either a
Four or a Six-has
ever been sold SO low.
The Irish standard., 1914-04-04
Transfers Of chapIalns.

Rev. Franz J. Feinler, Chaplain 18th
U. 8. Infantry, who has been appoint
ed military attache at Toxic, Japan.
will leave for his new station imme-
diately after Easter.
Rev. Timothy P. O'Keefe. Chaplain
18th Cavalry, now on duty at the Mill
tary Prison at Alcatraz, California,
may be transferred to succeed Chap
lain Michael G. Doran, at the Military
Prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Father Doran has been ordered to
report for duty with his regiment, the
10th Infantry, on the Canal Zone.
Father O'Keefe is the senior of the
Catholic Chaplains, and is the only
one of that denomination having the
rank of Major. He has been in the
service since February, 1901, and for
nearly 10 years was with the 18th Cav
airy, and for the last three years has
been assigned to the 18th Cavalry, but
has been detached from that organiza-
tion for special duty at the Military
Prison at Alcatraz, California, where
he has done such splendid reformatory
work among the many military pris-
Oners.
The Irish standard., 1914-04-04

Rev. John J. Brady, Of New York City,
to Become Chaplain.
On March 29th, the resignation of
Chaplain Louis Paul Rennolds. United
States Navy, took effect, and with the
permission of His Eminence, Cardinal
Farley, Rev. John ]. Brady, stationed
at Saint Veronica's Church, New York
City, has been designated to fill the
place.
Besides assisting in the parish work
of the church to which he is attached,
Father Brady is also professor of
higher mathematics at the Cathedral
College, New York City.
Inasmuch as a great part of the edu-
cational instruction of the enlisted
men of the Navy comes under the
Chaplains, Father Brady's experience
as an educator, will be Of great bene-
fit to him in his new work.
DR.. Chidwick, president of Dun.
woodie Seminary, and former Chap.
lain of the Maine" warmly recon.
mends Father Brady for the position.
The Irish standard., 1914-04-04
DEATH OF FREDERIC BUSCH.
Brother Of Bishop Of Lead Died Sud-
denly at Red Wing.

Frederic A. Busch, 46 years old,
retired business man, died at his home
after a short illness. Mr.. Busch has
been in poor health the greater part
of the winter. :, A few days ago he
went to st. Johns hospital to visit
his daughter, Katherine, who recently
underwent an operation, and contract
ed pneumonia.
Frederic A. Busch was the son Of
the late Frederic Busch. He was born
in Red Wing Feb. %, 1868, and spent
practically his entire life here. In
1899 he was married to Miss Mary
Winter of LIE Sueur. For many years
Mr.. Busch was associated with the
La Grange flour mill. He is survived
by a widow and four children, moth
or, Mrs. Annie Busch of st. Paul, and
five brothers and three sisters.
The brothers are Right Reverend
Joseph Busch, bishop of Lead, 8. D.;
Clement Busch of Ell sajom, Cal;
Rev. Francis 8. ]. Busch of Cleveland,
O.; Rev. William Busch and Bernard
L. Busch of st. Paul. His sisters are
Sister Hildegard Of the order of Chris.
tian Charity, in a convent in Ger
many. Mrs. P. w. McKasey of LIE
Sueur and Miss Margaret Busch of
st. Paul. Funeral Saturday.
The Irish standard., 1914-04-04
The Gaelic Tongue.

The Irish tongue is so much more
expressive and meaningful than the
English that, even when we translate
freely, using all the sentiment we
possess, we still fall far short of the
original. Take, for instance, that one
little poem by Catherine Higgins.
Irish Love Words"-we find such ex-
pressions as these:
agra machree," love of my heart.
"Alanna," sweetest child.
"Acushla." my pulse.
"Asthore," my treasure.
"Mavoureen," beloved darling.
Colleen bawn," beautiful white girl.
Colleen dhas," pretty, handsome
girl.
In English they mean much; but
even SO. our tongue can not begin to
speak the golden honey music of the
Irish. It is the language Of love and
poetry itself. --
The Irish standard., 1914-04-04
DEATH OF TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.

DEATH OF TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
Dublin, Ireland, March 31.-Timothy
Daniel Sullivan, Irish patriot, and au-
thor of "God Save Ireland" died here
today, aged 81.
Sullivan, a journalist by profession,
was native Of Bantry, County Cork.
He was one of the most prominent agi
tators for home rule at the time when
Parnell was in his prime. For twenty
years he was a nationalist member Of
the house of commons and for two
years was lord mayor Of Dublin.
On one occasion Mr.. Sullivan served
two MONTH in Jail for an offense
against the coercion act. He was
prosecuted on several other occasions.
but escaped punishment.
Mr.. Sullivan was prolific writer Of
verse and prose.
The Irish standard., 1914-04-04
CALENDAR OF IRISH SAINTS.

CALENDAR OF IRISH SAINTS.
April: Devotion-The Holy Ghost.
W.-St. Tuan, Down.
2 Th.-St. Conall.
Est. Cuanan, Neville, 743.
4 s.-St. Tighearnach, Bp.
S Su.-Palm Sunday.
M.-St. Celestine, P.
Tu.-St. CELSIUS, Bp.
8 W.-spy Wednesday, Tenebrae.
Black fast.
9 Th.-Holy Thursday. Tenebrae.
10 GOOD Friday. Tenebrae. Black
fast.
II S.-Holy Saturday.
IL Su.-Easter Sunday.
13 M.-Easter Monday.
IA Tu.-St. Tassa, Bp.
Is W.-St. Ruan, Alb, Lorrah, Upper
ary, 5S4.
16 Th.-St. Beccan.
II Est. Eochy, Lismore, 634.
1s S.-St. Laserian, Leighlin, 639.
10 su.-Low Sunday.
20 M.-st. Sinnach, Innishcloghran,
72O.
81 Tu.-St. Anselm, Abp., 1109.
% W.-St. Luchan.
% Th.-St. Suarla, Magheralin, I'll.
"a Est. Flann, Iona, S91.
25 S.-St. Mark, the Evangelist.
26 Su.-Second Sunday after Easter.
27 M.-St. Assam or Assicus, Bp., pa
tron of Elphin.
28 Tu.-St. Paul of the Cross, 1775.
20 W.-St. Peter, Martyr, 1862.
80 Th.-St. Roman.
The Irish standard., 1914-04-04

memory OF the man who prosecuted
the war in which Commodore Barry
gained high honors. will take place on
the afternoon Of May 18th, and the
speaker at the tomb of Washington on
this occasion. will be one of the best
orators Of the Irish race in America.
The United States government will
have full charge Of the unveiling ex-
ercises, and 1t is understood that sew
eral thousand invitations will be is-
sued about the first week in April by
Col. w. w. Harts, u. s. A., executive
officer of the Barry monument COM
mission, and engineer officer in charge
of public buildings and grounds of the
District of Columbia.
The national executive committee,
which will have charge of the selec-
tion of speakers. ETC., representing the
Irish race in America, consists of Ed
ward E. Mccall, president of the
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick, New
York City; Theodore J. Jinkens, presi-
dent Of the Friendly Sons of st. Pat
rick, Philadelphia; James ]. Regan,
national president, A. o. H., Saint
Paul, Minn.; ]. I. c. Clark, president
General American Irish Historical So
ciety of New York City; Michael ].
Ryan, national president of the United
Irish League Of America, Philadelphia; |;
William p. Ryan, president Old Hiber.
nian Society Of Baltimore; Philip J.
Sullivan, national secretary, A. o. H.,
Thompsonville, Conn.,; Thomas 2. Lee,
American Irish Historical Society
Providence, R. l.; Col. David M. Flynn,
American Irish Historical Society,
Princeton, N. j.; Charles French
president Irish Fellowship Club, Chi
cago; M. A. O'Byrne, president Old
Hibernian Society, Savannah, Ca; p
T. Moran, national director, A. o. H..
Washington, d. c., and Patrick J. Hal
tigan, Washington, d. G.