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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-02-26

For RENT--Two Furnished rooms for
rent. Inquire at this Office.
FoR SALE7-A neat trim naptha launch,
fully equipped. Neat cabin and all modern
conyience. Inquire at this Office. F.1z6 81
Mrs, Gus Myers, Of Ashland, was the
guest of friends here several Gays this week,
Mrs. H. A. sincock is visiting relatives
in Chicago this week.
Mis-. Trip spent the week the guest Of
Mrs. 6. IF. Wing.
F. j. Darkc was III hiilsaukee, last week
on business.
s Yes Rex we tho't toe we were married,
and have you forgottensso soon after leading
fair MAIDEN to the alter OF Journalism. Sup
pose a divorce will he next in order. Lest
you forget, we say it yet'' ''Mrs. Rex"
Pay up yoar Subscription. This
means you.
Mrs. Herb Schilling entertained the Cat
hclic Ladies Aid Society last Tuesday af-
ternoon al her home in Elmyille.
Mrs.. c. McElrone visited with friends
and relatives in Rhinelander, Wis, several
days this past week.
Mrs. Duquette aud Y. Denomie were IN
Ashland last Saturday.
Miss Clara Marsh was over from Wash
burn, the first of the week the guest of her
sister Mrs HI, Mooney.
Victor Anderson was in the Garland City
Monday.
James McIzuen was in Ashland the first
Of the week.
Sam A. Trentin has been laid up for the
past ten days owing to an enjury he received
by fall from a lumber pile Striking on one
of the tram braces on his breast.
WAETED--To purchase good dwelling
house. For information inquire at this Off
ce. F. 26 II
Pay your sahscrion Ills now aao
kindly Eay up.
Mrs. Joseph Pierce visited relatives. il
Ashland MONDAY.
Adam Scott sr., transacted business II
Ashland the first Of the week. Z
i Miss Williams Of bayfield,, Wis, visitee
with relatives in the village several days las
| week.
James Duk5t was in the village last sstur
day.
Antoine Dennis brought his young dauhte
home last week from the St. Joseph's hos
pital where she undergone an operation fol
appendicitis.
| John Johnson was in Ashland last Satur,
day.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-02-26
Soil Fertility Continued.

Another important item to consider in
connection with the subject of soil fertility
Is what is called crop rotation, this is
systematic Arrangement of crops SO they will
get the benefit of what the previous crops
leaves in soil. An example of this is when
any crop is planted after clover or alfalfa
stubble is plowed under. The crop will
get the benefit ofsthe nitrogen deposited in
the soil by the decayed clover oralfalfa roots.
The different crops planted by the farmer
differ great deal in their habits and nature
Some Of them have large deep roots that
penetrate the soil to considerable depth, for
instance, such as clover and alfalfa are of
this kind. They are able TO get plant food
at a greater depth than can such crops as
wheat, oats or thimothy and other crops of
| this kind. In the case of the clover and al
falfa with their long roots they have the
power to gather plant food deep in the soil,
and when these crops are plowed under with
their tops and roots to decay they leave the
plant food in the surface soil where it can
be used by the crops with smaller and
finer root system.
When continuous cropping is practiced
with such crops as wheat, oats, barley,
and ihimothy etc. There is continuous
drain on. the fertility of the soil, and by
working the crops clover into systematic
rotation with these crops in addition to a
Ijudicious use of the form manures the soil
can be made better form year to year instead
of poorer as it is too often the case.
There ale a great many different ways
that good crop rotation can be planned,
but the following is one in which l think
it can be used to good advantage here. The
farm should be divided into four fields, this
will be termed a four year rotation with the
followings crops Through many others
could be used unsteady oats, clover, wheat
and thimothy. Field No. i il sowed to oats
in the spring and with oats is sowed the
clover seed at the same time and this cat
field will than he the clover field the next
after the clover hay crop is harvested the
next year it is plowed under the following
but but before it is plowed this is the place
to spread the farm manur es, this field vii
than be ready for the wheat crop for the next
year, when the. wheat crop is sowed the
the next spring after it is plowed the previous
fall and with the wheat timothy seed sowed
than after the wheat is removed the timothy
will get its start for the next seasons cror
of timothy hay. When this crop of timothy
is harvested, this timothy field should be
plowed the same fall for the next years oats
crop. Thus you see we have come around
to the first oat field again.
After we have once gotten this rotation,
we have one crop from each of the foul
fields in one year, namely, and oats crop,
cloher, crop, wheat crop and timothy
i crop, and with the aid of the clover and and
farm msnures we can be reasonable sure Of
maintaining the fertility of our falms and
remove the chances tofa great extent of I'M
profitable returns from each field on the
farm.
| A. L. DosN Farmer,
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-02-26
8 81


LosT--ladies' Small gold watch with black
chain attched.. Lost at funeral last Monday
Liberal reward offered 70. return TO this
Office.
3 FoR SALE---Fine. house, barn and other
buildings, including seven lots. Fine loca-
ton for summer house on Madeline Island
Cheap if taken at once. Write this Office
for particulars. 1-29-H
S0eiesies.
Owls NEsT--1ssO Meeting Nights; 2pd
and 18th Mondays of each month. Visiting
members welcome. F. ]. Swift, President,
Harry Nelson, Secretary
F. r. A. Lodge No. 2o7 meets every
third Saturday of Each Mouth. Pres. Theo
A. Skottestad, Sec'y .Harey Bergman.
Visiting Brothers and Sisters welcome.
K. o. T. M. o. T. w. Tent No. 1903,
meets the second Saturday of each month at
the M w. A. hall at Odanah. M. Hook,
Commander; H. E. Halliday, Record
Keeper, Office at his home at Odanah, Wis.
B. A. Morrison, who recently underwent
an operation at Chicago, Ill.,, is doing nicely
and is again able to be around. His many
friends here will be pleased to learn of his
success.
Fl. E. Halliday spent several days at Bay
field, Wis.
Robert Charette and wife were in Ashland
last Saturday.
George Messenger was in Ashland last
Saturday.
VIM. Couture was in Ashland the fist Of
the week.
A. Gordon was in the Garland City last
Saturday.
John Marksman was an Ashland visitor
the first Of the weekr
Mrs, Ed Hill visited in Ashland Tues
day.
F. DeCoteau whohas been taking med
ial treatment in Chicago, for several weeks
past returned home Tuesday morning.
Subscribe For the odanah Star.
and gstthe news.
John Forcia was in Ashland Tuesday.
Rev. ]. w. Martin was in the Garland
! City Tuesday. a.
Miss Kate Taberner visited friends IN
Ashland last Tuesday.
/ Iron Cloud is confined to his home with
badly crushed leg and foot caused by a
hourse falling on him while hauling wood.
1t will be several weeks before he will be
around.
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Making a Hit

An advertisement OF a recent sale
ran thus: The choice collection OF
bric-a-brac offered for sale is so un-
usual that 1t may safely be said each
piece in It Is calculated to create a
sensation among people OF artistic
sense. Immediately on entering the
room tho visitors eye will be struck
by a carved walking stick of great
weight and beauty."-Christian Regis
ter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

The most wonderful organ I ever
saw was AZ Petresrad. It had over q
hundred stops"
The most wonderful organ / ever
saw Was, Mrs. smith's tongue. II hsd
no stops at al"
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Flimsy Finance

II started IN life on borrowed capl-
tai. said Casslua CheK
And now you have no debts what
ever p
"on the contrary. I expanded my
credit so that I could so On bcfroain8
more and more. w ashluEton 5tar.
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Too Az

There's a broken window IN that
room you gave me, complained 8
guest at the country hotel
Well, yea said you wanted a nice
Airy room. didn't youf' replied ths
? cl1I -1zchauEs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

"Do you think the horse vii sur
viva the automobile2'
"He may but hen he the only iislnF
creature that does, e thsy aent s4-
loFoo lha speed laws p4i-cs -4-
eaanga
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sIIUAFIoNs wANrrp-Frm-Al-In

/ 81 ~ AfAAA
eLES OGRApHER. Z We -
dssrePp q, capable handling eoSa,ipg respon
ton saisTv 5sor good reasons central TiSIs iSss
o6y yyoqS4arBER moadrBstE5 rapid reliable rsfers5s.s
---essi sI2neh, Ith and Oxford. 1873
ps,SU rsr,,tJ 9s7APHER. bookkeener ,-------- ---
-olalleh, tth and Oxford 1915, Ledger
SIENOGRAPHEB- sE,S5' 7=-----
ssseLIllng respon'y. f 2a5. iSsVsr pesopie
sIrss .sNsoGhAPHER, experienced sT,,5is.5 -
Ledger 6fanch S3oi Is p6PR sRsTs sI,or tine NJ. E.
thNOGRAPHER, is. viii srbstit,,,.- -
5s9set Braneh GA and GiraTd s' soO2
91rE1Nsi'OGR,AAPHER r1si' - Expd In so,o-ai-s7,--
TrSn,, Tl,iins, capable 65i Ledger Ssrie Sspt
aEr saEErNt'ssaRAPHER-Hig school, over 80,
.-eAP-. capable r 246. isdEsy Esr,rr oyer a years
o = lEiNOGRAPHER-EIx aseJsts,,, s-;.,---
80 ~ atei wiling. I44 Ledger Cent
~ n1'nnCss5;RAPHER nss; and bookkeeper. iTsins5 :,
go neat accurate work + 9t@ I,,s6gsrn 6Sse,nea s %
eIENGGRAPHER--3 yrs Svr Ss.ls,
D2gAseePer accurate. + 55e ledger csStSsii'
o SlDNO5RAPHER and asst b1oi,i- sz,-.. -
siSfs - as nsuGes. y 6l7 Ledger Central
estate; Sdieh s5S sE5HSsT.hoT,osv,shlg exp law, real
5ibNOGRAPHER-Nea reiIsbic s,s,:-s.. -,
2Sss character refs. 81. Ledger ofse
I9PisT w and stenogra pher; quick. ssci+,,o =.
7tR ana cTtor5Gi ~. l. 1870. Ledger Branch,
WdhHTEPS dsS SIS SSay!s. work of any kind; 81 %
WOMiAiN. y.!dili. eolored wlehes general bo,jssvorz.
Meeklgi pest ref. Call 2i26 sharswood 'o'N'
"rOEtklNg HousEKDBPER, coTpetent. e7-
ls..Seei pest ref, Phone Belmont 2ie7 *
WOHiklG5 ortiIol housekeeper Prot), cap. OF taEinS
slss.Is Snarge. BEST refs. PHI Woodland 1909 w
f0I,NG LADY, % years old. expsTTs7csd Z,
W WT'Ist WORK, no shorthand, would ike worE *
sn,a s Sny y ouleee Address Miss Jennie Iesiis
YOUNG LADY Wishes position as sfenosr,--
gpRher and 6ookkeeper; good speiier. acc tvSist
9lss christine Dixon, 6131 Reediand 81 ''''
sLE sten9graphers. bookkeepers, clerks
IIhr{4ugh the Commercial Department an
besser CentraL Write your needs 10 Miss
prompt service Will be rendered. You viii
fSlt.avVup3tealy require substitute-LedEer
tree service to Ledger advertisers. 10
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SECURITIES Statesmen

sECURITIEs sALEsMEN
Wanted men OF clean record and ability
g isl siock OF q new American enter
lise to be managed by men of ma
alai feputatlon. Application by letter
ug 70
THE FINANCE CORPORATION
Washington, D. c.
lNQGRAPHER, young man, experienced,
|apf operator for reports and general Office
10y slata age, experience and salary de-
i'i give full particulars or application will
Iseslye attention. G 1855, Ledger Central.
9.s SPRING MAKk-., Chesterman, I27
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

thD-Men OF excellent character recently
sf-ilsea or retired from the Marine Corps
amy exceptional inducements and per-
ia.aey % nigh grade men who can qualify.
.I.s Immediately, giving full particulars.
AN Ledger Office
~ y, young man as salesman in first
.a 2 polite and have good Appearance:
&, 4lrnlsh reference from last employer
" Ledger Central.
a.tshD-Men '.s..lMe acquainted in clay and clay
sss,iss sna pigments, with some capital in
'sal.hsa profitable business. Address Box
ee@mioek Station p. o., Pa,
NAN, good penman, quick and ac-
~ y ngures as billing clerk; age IS to
~ fss,sa eApeTienee peTienee and salary expected. l.
As9E UNIVERSITY TO advertise directly
ila nln6er Of si6o tuition ft S eredits afS free;
,..nts must be OF age and furnish hest
''in''A Apply to Mr. Lively. Adelphia
General
mAHsrED daily to operate moving pic
'ns-ss9 ss,9inesi ia we teach you quick method
ett posluons secured, paying SI5 to
riSAg. 60 starts YOU; open daily and
s.-ss Mednesday and Friday evenings
-=ss sehool. 1910 Arch St.
vATIoNs wANTED-FEMALE
N esSE 4: " ER-BeEinner would like position
= Esstd5on sitd5on periodi knowledge OF stenog-
~, . els. Ledger Central.
FplSAAip psas. AZ and waitress. young Norwe-
~. seashore pref p 323, Ledger ON.
tRWoRR and waiting or assist With
- 5000 seamstress. p 321, Ledger on.
hsEioYoung German, eNpeT-, for
~ e-sl years. rets. 1925, Led. on.
!, = .2,s5,isneed white womani highest ref.
- s-earos Apply Room 23O, Led. on.
s9 ehambermaid and waitress (2 sis
- ~ cap refs. w, Ledger on.
SSlEth. through engagements August
Flllhs 10 p'siu9n sn TO last until septs6ma.-
-ssAs e2lh ana Wyalusing ave
80 and ladies' tailor wants work;
~ - Esltham, lo59 Spring Garden
LADY, will teach conVersation. gem
II lsIinA mod g l43, Led, Cent
sa.a s9.afsrness-Eng,, Ger, Fr., music:
-.eg ol Week. IN. Wal MS W.
s.'isa' wishes housework 1909 Cath
- k-capabIs and eTpeTisnosd set
,s'ss.l. With good refs. P S27, Led. on.
> English Protestant woman;
49,. IS reference. z $50. Ledger ohice.
Sc, y hsE-ExpeFiene and compe-
.sssle enes u 329 Ledger Office.
~ house Wishes position for wait
s ogsrbroalss allssteat2srmaid; ~ good references.
s g place her competent child
%. Y 52si Ledger Office
40 nfst class would 90 out by
"4sh home; best reference. .36o5
1 WOMAN. refined. trustworthy,
ttft'n companion or anything 81
"a cssssis ssis loo, Ledger Branch. York
1ELFER, 81 per days o 10 a $3.50
l2as Barring 2T4
6.f seSsa ~ eolored siFl desires general
eelAi rst. Phone Preston 425f.
IF.vs lpanion. hospital trained VIII
49,. years experience in nrivate
anQ epieptIc cases d sne-
sss. Enone Barring 2O28 ~
80 " sttNESs, German. teach
iISIea1s 500 home 10 high wages; best
= 1iz. LsdEer Central
ssnts gensral houasWork; plain |
--l1sslsh eq3l cayuga.
AatNorthy German Prot. woman /
4zs ior ADULTS. p s8l. LED. on |
hookkeepers. clerks. can |
reiR ug any klud can - |
tHe AommHFcial Department /
Write your needs 10 /
Attefnqne her az Walnut /
service Hiu be rendered /
rIs 4 require g aubltitute- /
Isa fae4 HIace ~ nua cha /
fls@ t9 Ledger a1FerilserA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

~ y, young man as salesman in first
Hun business; with some experience;
llrnlsh reference from last employer
w Ledger Central.
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Comparatively

He-Is she Z good dsncsrG
shs-Not serupulously.-Peliean.
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ROOMS FoR RENT


ARCH, l7oe-sinsie, double and hskpe. roofns;
-T. -llhnlns water unfurnshed pariori phone
BALTIMORE AVE, 6TiT-Nicely f,irniehed
iolt rooms gentlemen. Woodland A213 y
CAaLisltF r.oi,,. M. 2ole-Nicey furnished front
CHESrNUr, Sfl4-DESfRABTE VACANCIES:
eB55e double; reference; phone. Preston
HAMlLTON, SS27-Large, COOL urfufnIshed
-tsllttlng room, windows. Ph. Preston 643j
LIE 9l0Irwo rooms for iight housekesplns;
--aIs2 single rooms convens; summer rates
q ,1 ~ =, II large, any, front rooni we'll
,,,..!..ilAso I'm slso single room. Walnut 71Te w.
STnHTiSvsI,Es' Mg22-Deslrable furnished reoms
sPHUSb ST, 93i-Niee iarge cool rooms;
summer rates: reasonable phone
WALSSGT, raI.S u, s425--cheerful, Furnished rooms.
WALNUT. 50O8-Newiy furnished room. pri-
me Iemlly, convenient to three car lines
liIH g.. 322 tThe carltonJ-Neatiy furnished
nsss 80 ane apartments, clean and cool bust
iaeei home where your dollar will buy tho
most most IN comfortable livlngi inspection in
wed WED reference given and required
18TH. 81 ll4-.Large airy front room; gents
5!s5is 5-SEIE, APPLY I'd floor. Phone Walnut 1899.
ioIa, roan,. s.; 94o-Two communicating front
aiso ios snrtId tnIsnished ds as bed and living roomg
10TH ST., s., 32s-Large cool furnished rooms,
- --llSle OF en- suite: conveniences.
lyrH, n. l+8O- Handsomely furnished rooms
at.S,i1,Su private nOmei board optional, all
eonYenleneesj phone service.
10TH, AZ, ,3e9s-Brlght, cool 2d-story front
,.5S lS9lll. wen turn gentleman; Tioga 32ii D,
S1D ~. ~, ls0l-rwo clean furnished rooms
noueekeeping convenlences.
o2D NJ, lO3-Two cheerful furnished rooms
communicating or single; near IL gentlemen.
oold 81, N, 152S--rwo untur. rooms. single
or en- suite suit, Tor hslpg. private home.
oSD, g., l23-Nicely furnished room private
,am,i new house; unlimited phone; all cony
square from u; gentlemen pref; reason'le.
TWO rooms and private bath, with board;
strictly private family; Chester ave. section
L l5l. Ledger Central.
SO and SanBom Furnished
r,,r-,-. -. - rooms. men only; meals;
"ESl BRANCH shower baths; near L; all the
l. NJ C. A. comforts OF home. Phone Bel
" mont 1881. Key. West Sa6.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

lco0UyTs receivable bookkeeper and assist
* ssdlt man; must have experience in
rltae collection letters; state age. expert
~ tnd salary desired. g 1852, Led. Cent.
diis7ERED ACCOUNTANTS require ex-
eftnced seniors and juniors, also cost ac-
91tant able to work out plan with slight
n,Hyislon. must have had experience with
nugnlzed firms OF qualified accountants; re-
ry stating age, experience and salary ex-
Fcisi G 246, Ledger Central,
1IIEGE STUDENT or teacher wanted for
aallen months; $50 mo. NJ 324, Led. OF.
tTTER-E Experienced in cutting. leather tor
fuises. chesterman, 12f N, eth st.
ipERfENCED drug sundry man; state age,
uperierce and salary 20t, Ledger Office.
9sIERY.- Competent fxer on Benner ma
hlnes first-class position to right man. APP
Ny Wallace Wilson Hosiery Company, Orch
hi below Unity, Frankford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

r7EE SERVICE to Bookkeepors. Clerks.
sr.erzpters ard all other young women
rifnf commercial positions. Consult Miss
fis ledger Central. She will help YOU
ksis position II your situation wanted
" d lot hnd exactly the opening you want.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

atLp-Men OF excellent character recently
1rged OF retired from the Marine Corps
amy Exceptional inducements and per-
a.ley 70 nigh grade men who can qualify.
iisfs Immediately, giving full particulars.
tN' Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

cHANIcAJ DRAFTsMEN-Good opportun-
for two first-clasa men; salary S75 per
NTH, Give full particulars Of experience and
ANGBORN CORPORATION, foot OF Mitch
avenue, Haserstown, Nd. q" sa' -
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BOARDING

Ft,NE ST., 5eli--small adult family has large
'front.' room, suitable for two, furnished with
BOARD refs exchanged. Belmont 1928 D.
ARCH 2n1i -onl h-Rna mtif,,II,, e,,r..I.h.I -.
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THE ARNOLD APT, No. L. 1924 Pacific ave,
htlantlc city. N. J.-Private family will rent
iaEke outside room, next to bath; short or
long season; corner apartment one block to
oeaehi reterences exchanged.
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Track Term

Three Lapps around the I
The Irish standard., 1915-02-20
ST. THOMAS PARISH.

An important meeting was held in
the st. Thomas parish hall last Sun
day afternoon to make preliminary
arrangements for the musical and
literary program to be given for the
benefit of the Church on March 10th,
the eve of st. Patrick's day. The large
auditorium of the West High School
has been secured and his excellency
Governor Hammond has kindly con-
sented to deliver the address on that
occasion.
The following committees were Sc.
lected for the various duties expected
of them: Executive committee, C. NJ.
Bracelen, T. A. Pratt, DR.. G. r. Match.
an, w. J. Costello, w. E. Caskran;
secretary, F. NJ. Moore; treasurer, E.
A. Hough; hall, E. A. Hough, A. d.
Bernard, Mrs. Matchan, Mrs. Litch.
field; printing, J. l.. Murphy, S. w.
Markell; publicity, T. ]. Malone, J. L.
Murphy; advertising, H. L. Ritzel, T.
J. Wall, F. P. Rogers; ushers, DR.
Litchfield, D. Murphy, DR.. Matchan, w.
j. Weir, ]. H. Leary, ]. N. st. Tubin !;
program committee, Mrs. Agnes Dup.
ly McKenna and choir
Another meeting will be held next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Irish standard., 1915-02-20

noon in Gilley's hall. The officers
were reelected unanimously. They
are: Mrs. S. ]. Nygren, president;
Mrs. r. c. Weddell. vice president;
Mrs. A. l.. Lyons, secretary, and Mrs.
John Ryan, treasurer. There was a
large attendance at the meeting,
which was followed by social after
noon. Mrs. Louis Blechl won in the
drawing contest. The hostesses were
Mrs. S. J. Nygren and Mrs. f. w.
Funk.
! st. Michael's club of Lakeside, as
sisted by committee from the La
dies Aid Society, has planned an en-
tertainment for the benefit of ST.
Michael's church Tuesday evening in
the new church building, Fiftieth ave-
nue. East and Superior street. Five
hundred will be played and program
including several vocal and instru-
mental selections will be given.
The Young Mems Soda;lty of ST.
Clements church entertained at it's
fourth annual banquet in the church
hall Wednesday evening. Seventy-five
persons were in attendance. The
Rosary society of the church served
the banquet. Rev. Father Raymond
acted as POSTMASTER, and toasts were
responded to by Rev. Father Angus
tine, who spoke on Young Men and
Missions" DIR. ]. w. Jesion on Young
Men and Professions" Rev. Father
Kiley on Young Men and Reading"
and Howard Kiley on Our Sodality.''
Alpha Omega club quartet provided
music. The hall was draped in red
and white and carnations and ferns
were used in decorating the tables.
The Bishops club met Tuesday
evening at s o'clock in the Bishops
clubrooms. with Miss Jean Poirier as
leader.
The program was as follows: Scrip.
ture reading, St. Paul to the Romans,
chapter IA Mrs. John Turge; explana.
ton, Ri. Rev. James McGolrick;
music; paper on Jesuits and Paulists,
Mrs. f. l.. Tuohy; reading from "A
Minnesota Christmas" and other
poems, by the author, Mrs. May Stan.
ley Finch; talk on the Palmer Owen
bill. Miss Jean PORTER; vocal solo,
The Irish standard., 1915-02-20
HENNEPIN COUNCIL ACTIVE.

HENNEPIN COUNCIL ACTIVE.
Much activity is being displayed in
connection with the work of Henne-
pin council lately. The membership
has been busy in forwarding names
and sending out pamphlets furnished
by the supreme council entitled
knights of Columbus VS.. Criminal
Libel and Malicious Bigotry." At the
last meeting held on Monday, Febru-
airy 9Th, number of committees were
appointed to take charge of the work
in connection with the new class to
be initiated on Decoration day. A
committee on membership was ap-
pointed and committee in charge OF
the work of the third degree. These
committees are already at work and
the success of the third degree is as
sured. ........
A delightful musical program was
given at the club rooms last Sunday
evening. Solos were rendered by Mrs
Cecil Murphy Skaaden, Mrs. Molly
Gleason Mulheran, Miss Anna Irving
Miss Florence Sullivan, and Mr.. Eu
gene Skaaden. ...
The regular meeting on Monday
February 22nd, will take the form Of
an open meeting, to which all knights
of Columbus and their friends are in
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St. Thomas church, will deliver the
Washington day address at the clul
rooms. The open meeting is a new
departure and the lecturers committee
feels that all members of the knights
of Columbus will be glad to avail
themselves to visit the club house an,
hear Father O'Brien, who needs NJ
introduction as an eloquent speaker.