The Irish standard., 1915-01-16
BISHOPS CLUB.

land, Jr.
BISHOPS CLUB.
Miss Jean HALEY gave paper on
The Political Situation in Mexico"
at the meeting of the Bishops club
Tuesday evening in the Bishops club
rooms. She told of the causes of the
present political puzzle in Mexico and
reviewed briefly some of its history.
She told an interesting anecdote of
the youth of Huerta.
IA general of the army arrived at
Colotlan and having some dispatches
to send off, or some military orders
to issue, inquired for an amanuensis.
Young Huerta heard the inquiry and
offered his services. He performed
the task satisfactorily and the gen.
eral was SO struck by his look of in
telligence and alertness, that he
asked him his name, what he was
doing and what he wanted to be. The
boy, who wore only the cotton garb
of the Indian, with coarse straw hat,
scapular and sandals, looked the gen.
eral steadily in the eye and said that
he wanted to enter the military col
lege in order to be a soldier and to
rise in time to the rank of general.
The general laughed, and laying his
hand on the lads shoulder, said,
Very well then, my boy, come along
with me- Huerta accompanied his
newfound friend to the City of Mex
leo, where he was presented to Presi-
dent Juarez. Here, Mr.. President
said the general, lis an Indian lad
who wants to be general Juarez
forthwith directed that the youth
should be enrolled as Chapultepec
cadet. Thus the first part of Huerta's
boyish dream was realized"
Mrs. Homer Anderson delighted the
audience with Gounod's adore and
Be STILL" A piano solo, Cavalier
Fantastic" by GODDARD, was given ex.
ce.lent Interpretation by Miss Marion
Morley.
Mrs. A. o. Growers current events
topic was interesting and varied
Mrs. Grover gave an account of some
of the subjects before the house and
senate, and spoke of the statue of
Robert Emmett, which will be placed
in the Smithsonian institute, Wash
ington, D. G.
Miss Mary Boyle was in charge of
the Scripture reading, Bishop McGol-
rick giving the Interpretation.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of MILFORD Henry
Kiichli, son of Mrs. H. A. Kiichli, 212
Thirteenth avenue East, and Miss
Byrde Beryl Boone, which took place
at Seattle, Wash, Thursday, Dec. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiichli will make their
home at PIP Thirteenth avenue East,
after April 1.
The bride was teacher at Endion
school in Duluth for seven years, and
has taught at Seattle the last two
years. She is well known in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiichli are the guests
of the BRIDES sister at the Preside in
San Francisco for the week, and will
attend the San Diego exposition be-
fore coming to Duluth.
Miss Alexandria Van Bergen of 1917
East Second street, has returned to
school at Observation-Disclosures.
The Cathedral basket ball team is
in fine condition for the first game of
it's schedule Friday night.
Very few changes have been neces-
STATED by graduation.
The Cathedral schedule is complete
with the exception of an open date
which will be filled soon.
Virginia has been dropped from the
list and Ashland high and Northland
college substituted. Negotiations are
under way for game with st. Paul
Central.
The first game will be played
against Superior high at Superior on
Friday night.
Play D. c. H. S.
A week from Friday night the Ca.
thedrals invade the camp of their old
rivals, Duluth Central. Although the
Centrals have practically new team
they are not lacking in material and
have number of experienced indt
vidual players. The Cathedral sched-
ule follows:
Jan. 15-superior high at Superior.
Jan. 22-Duluth Central at Central
Jan. 29-Nelson Dewey at Duluth.
Feb. 6-Ashland high at Ashland.
Feb. 5-Northland college at Ash.
land.
Feb. 12-Open date.
Feb. 19-Nelson Dewey at Superior.
Feb. 26-Superior high at Duluth.
March Duluth Central at Ca.
thedral.
March 12-Ashland at Duluth.
March 19-St. Paul Central at St.
Paul (probably).
WatervilIe.-James Mahoney died
at his home in Waterville on Saturday,
January 2, aged 46 years. Deceased