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The Irish standard., 1916-08-19
WESTM EATH.

At the formal opening of St. 10
seph's Home and School for Cripple
Boys at Coole, County Westmeath
Very Rev. T. O'Donnell, president, All
Hallows' College, Dublin, paid trib'
ute to the Dease family, who have
been instrumental in founding the in.
sttution. The Sisters of St. Vincent
de Paul are in charge of the Home.
Rev. p. DAILY, PIP, has been unani.
mously reelected chairman of the
Committee of Management of County
Westmeath Infirmary. The Committee
Of Management of the Mullingar Asy.
lum expressed pleasure at the promo
ton of Rev. P. +. Duffy to the pastor
ship of Kilskyrne, regretted his resig-
nation from the Committee, and trust
ed that he may rejoin it as represen-
tative of the sister country.
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DUBLIN.

A recent visitor to Dublin from
Rome says of Glasnevin Cemetery:
Where are the bodies of the Vol
unteers shot in the rising?" l asked
an attendant.
They lie in the new ground on the
other side Of the road, SIR was the
reply. IF you wish will conduct you
to the place
The man led me to the spot. There
they asleep. nearly 800 lrishmen
in line of large graves, over twenty
in number.
In each of these graves" went on
my guide, ARE twelve bodies in lay
ers of four"
Tell me-" | asked, were they cot.
tined?'
No, sir" he replied They were
buried in their clothes. coilinless, just
as they were taken up after being shot
in the streets and in the barricaded
houses. The bodies lie in that way
one on top Of the other. The confll-
sion in Dublin was so great during
the week of the rising that enough of
collins could not be found for them.
| returned to the city, city full of
unrest, suspicion. distrust. Soldiers
walked on every street. Knots of visi-
tors gazed at the ruined houses Citi-
zens went about their business as
usual. And here and there groups of
laborers were occupied in clearing
away the debris of the ruined build
ings.
Though it comes late this year, the
heat wave is making up for lost time
The sun temperature in Dublin for the
three closing days of last week was
7G, rs and SO. respectively, the shade
being 10 and II. In Limerick on Sat
urday it was 105 in the sun and IA in
the shade and in Ballaghadereen 1O7
and "a.
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CORK.

Edward Sullivan of Kilbree and
James O'Leary, Slaveen, who had been
arrested in connection with the Sim
Fem movement, have arrived in Clio
nakilty. They were deported and Il
termed in Frongoch North Wales)
Seven others arrested from the district
have been released few weeks ago
There are still six more detained, and
it is expected they will be shortly re.
leased.
The piers attached to the avenue
and lodge attached to Capt. Phillips
residence at Clondrohid, Macroom,
were smeared with tar and inscrip-
tions such as up the Republic" paint
ed, as well as a skull and cross bones.
Capt. Phillips, who is absent from the
locality for some time with his FAM
lily, was prominent in recruiting work.
The two HaulbOwline workers, Jas
Fitzgerald and Michael l.eahy, arrest
ed after the outbreak of the rebellion,
reached Queenstown recently and
were met by a large concourse of peo-
pie, including the chairman of the Ur-
ban Council and the town clerk, at
the railway station On alighting from
the train the crowd broke over the
barriers, seized the two liberated pris-
oners and carried them shoulder high
through the town singing national
songs and cheering vociferously. At
the request of the home Corners no
band played. sh Z.
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TlPPERARY.

Father Matthew Ryan, PIP, Knock.
avilla, County Tipperary, announces
that the people of Knockavilla and Do.
naskeagh, have already contributed
elO6 for the National Aid Fund.
The question Of the proposed price
for wool fixed by the Government was
discussed at the Cashel District Coun-
Gil meeting and a resolution proposed
by MIR. P. Moclair, J.P., Coo. and sec
onded by Mr.. T. Price, J.P., was unani-
mously passed, protesting against the
scale fixed by the Government for the
price OF wool-viZ., 35 per cent over
the 1914 price.
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ARMAGH.

The fruit crop in the orchard dis
tricts about Loughgall, Richill and Xii
more will be, on the whole, a failure
this year. In many orchards scarcely
an apple is to be seen, and the damson
crop will also be disappointing.
Rev. Bro. Raphael. De La Sale
Schools, Ready. obtained the Diploma
of Education at the recent National
University examinations.
Francis McCourt, living in the town
land of Kilmorarity, was remanded on
5000 bail at Portadown on charge
OF having, on the night of June Is, ma
liciously placed an obstruction on the
railway line. 1t was stated that &C
cused was in the employment of the
company.
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CARLOW.

At meeting Of the Committee Of
the Brandonvale Cooperative Dairy
Society, Graignamanagh resolutions
were passed protesting against the de-
cision of the Government (as express
ed in the House of Commons by MIR.
Foster on 10Th inst.) to take up wool
at a price much under market value.
and demanding that the Government
will pay full current market prices eN.
listing at the time the wool order came
into force.
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KILKENNY,

The priests of the Diocese of Ossory
at the close of their annual Retreat at
st. Kiernan's College, Kilkenny, passed
a resolution placing on record their
strong disapproval of the project now
before the Local Government Board
of Ireland for the closing of the work.
house hospitals Of the County Kill
kenny and the transference of the
present as we'll as all future patients
to a central hospital to be established
i'll the city of Kilkenny because of the
great hardship it would entail on the
sick poor to be taken away from their
families and home surroundings and
conveyed long distances with serious
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DONEGAL.

Speaking at great meeting of men
of Inishowen in the John Colgan Hall,
Carndonagh, Rev. Philip O'Doherty,
p. p, said Orangeism fomented the
rising in '9S and Orangeism was re-
sponsible for the outbreak in the pres
ent year. The Government was be-
, hind the Orangemen in '9S, and the
Government today occupied the same
position. Asquith went on his knees
before Redmond for the settlement of
the Irish difficulty.
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FERMANAGH.

Rev. w. Cullinan, &C, Tempo, has
been appointed Ecclesiastical Inspec-
tor in Clogher diocese in room of Rev.
ID. McGrath, the new president of the
Diocesan Seminary; and Rev. A. r..
BOylan, S.T.L.. Professor in the Semi
nary, has been appointed &C, Augh-
namullen East
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY,
!nty President, John simons. ST.
In Ana n nlilNfh AGAAn

~ COUNTY President. John simens. 81,
William F. Murnian. sos 3. srd 81:
6th St; Fin. and Ins. Sec. W. J. Nc:
E Ey1Ss 1ssi En- E. s. 81 ST. Ref Trs sss
Lydon, 42s e. Sd St.: Med. Examiner. Dr..
r. "; Fahey. s ~ New Jersey Rlds;
Ha ind
Ave. w. and Fourth st.
as Division No No. 4 West s;s RHluthaPtssi.
Rres Lester az Whalsn; Rec; Seq James
w. TTsas. fs'.{i Mssrs Sse III "a
ond Monday Of each month at 500 p. N.
in Gilley's Hall.
SCOTT COUNTY
County President, F. J. Leonard. Jsr.
Division No. President. H. B. Con-
Mcriarty I Fi 1na Sec. s seTst ses
ms. Sec, j. II. Stratton; Treas, j. Il.
Clark: Med. Elk, Dr.. ]: B. White. Meet
at Fraternity Hall.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President. M. Mahonsy. Ass-
Division No. l--,President. James T.
LaWler. Morris; Vice Pres. Frank Han
rahan: Morris; Rec. Sec. Eugene Fits
sS Gis!' ins &c., s:%S os H Hsssa
T. Fitzgerald; Sick COMMITTEES. Jsha
ings first Sunday Of the month. a Ise
ney's Hall.
STEELE COUNTY.
County President. George c. Tshsr.
OWatonna, Mimi.
joni Pv'SoG Rl Ne Tss Pres
Grimm; Rec Sec, J. E. Malone; Fin. Soc.
!; q: Malone; ms. Sec: 7. p. Malone:
MtaaS ehn Meeengs Med hed On 1 the rs
Wednesday Of each month at $3.50 in
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, c.Snty President-D' F. McDsrn'ts
Division No. President, VIM. N.
ks sn 4 Vice Pres: P; !: MCCARTHY Me- Rec:
Foley; ms. Sec. N. E. Conlogue; Treas.
Dag1ault. Meeting held every lrst
WINoNA COUNTY.
County President M. ]. Ryan. ss4 L
Division No. Pres, J. A. Mcmillan.
s2s "; Howard St; Vice Pres. F. Rice
0a3 !mQlana ave; Rec. Sec, John DuSan,
205 w: Mark St.; Fin. Sec, M. J. Lynch,
514 Washington ST; ms. Sec, N. J.
Lynch. 614 Washington St.; Treas, II.
J. Ryan, 264 e. King St.; Med. Exam
liner, DR.. Lester, 408 Winona st. Meet
ings are held on second and fourth
Thursdays Of month in ST. Thomas hail
wAsECA COUNTY.
County President, Thos. Foley, James
Division No. Pres. Michael Lam.
Charles McLoone; Treas, b. j. Lilly;
Med. Examiner, DR.. A. j. Rudolf. Meet
Ing held every first Thursday and third
hall, Waseca.
Division No. 2, Janesville-Pres, J. J.
sullivan; Vice Pres, Thos. Foley; Rec.
Sec" John Dalton; Fin. Sec, P. K. joyce;
ms Sec. P. K. Joyce; Treas, NJ J. Me-
Bride; Med. Elk, DR.. 7, NJ. Joyce. Meet
lngs held on the second Wednesday Of
every month at Odd Fellows Hall.
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GALWAY.

The following Loughrca men de-
ported in connection with the rebel
lion, have been released from From
soch camp: Joseph Gilchrist (archi-
tect to the Loughrea District CounciD ,
James Flynn draper, Bernard Fallon
Edward Roche (painter). and Chris
TOPPER Kelleher. Several young men
of the farming class from the Vallyce-
halan Uoughrea) district have been
also released.
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peared.
ROSCOMMON.

Replying to Mr.. w. Guinness in
Parliament, Mr.. Samuel said that the
Congested Districts Board had no
knowledge that their purchase opera.
tons affected Mr.. Mather's manage.
ment of his grass lands in Roscommon.
or those who participated in the cat
tie drive on the 4th inst, one had been
identified as being from Kings Coun,
ty There We're at present encamped
on the lands three officers and 1877 men
of the RIG. and a battalion of sol.
diers. Mr.. Reddy indicated that the
disturbance arose from hay famine.
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CAVAN.

At Cavan Mr. Justice Gibson said
there were only three small cases for
trial, and the state of the county was
satisfactory. There had been de-
crease in specially reported cases. Pat
rick McCaffery, Killeshandra was sent
to prison for twelve months for at
tempted suicide.
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SLIGO.

The late Alderman ]. Connolly, J.P.
an ex-mayor of Sligo. left estate val
ued at G20,3S6, and bequeathed s100
each to his niece. Sister Adra, of the
Convent, Castleblaney: to his assist
ant, James Connolly; to the Rev. J.
Conner, and to the Convent of Mercy
Sligo; $50 for Masses; his interest in
his business in trust for his son, Pat.
rick; his shares in various companies
in trust for his daughter, Sarah;
blocks Of real estate to each of his
children, Patrick. Mary and Sarah, and
the residue to his children, Sarah and
Patrick.
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QUEENS.

The defendant, Mr. Robert NJ.
Marsh, Springmount. Mountrath. hav-
ing in addition to the $50 lodged in
court. paid a further CT and costs, the
action was settled which was brought
against him by Kate Carroll, Camphill,
Castleton. Queens County, for per-
Sonal injuries alleged to have been
caused by the motor car of the defen-
dant. for whom Mr.. Hartley instruct-
ed by Messrs. O'Neill and Collins) ap-
Onnrnd
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News from Ireland
ANT RIM.

Mr.. j. Patton, secretary of the ul-
ster Bank, has been appointed assist
ant director, and Mr. r. X. l.. Galway,
assistant secretary, has been appoint
ed secretary.
Mr.. Coote, MP, who is one of Car
sons Ulster Party, writes in the Lon
don Morning Post urging immediate
CONSUMPTION in the South and West of
Ireland, and thus take away one hun
bred thousand possible Sim Feiners.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY
County President, Miss Mary B.yl.n

1926 SSse1 1atg PRr va Miss Mary Bsyiaa
RaDs!sn 49, NS c1lsmss. A Mr.. ]2 ~:
Pres. Mrs. sTress jordan, sos Cedar ss
stS AKe N seG FIN Mrs. ssc M MA A. S1i
Casey; 25s Fremont, Ave. N; Treas.
s Mrs G GaEa m Ryan oS 81 H9l sss
S.: Med. Examiner, Dr. Rose ,4 Val Ay9.
Lillian Ryan. Meetings held on sec.
o T. W. ha T1 y 5: f7th q St. month at
dent Mary Hi 600 In ST e.; wee
Far re N Mrs; =: John Smell. 1908 Emerson
set Ray 2S21 Grand St. n. f.. ms. SEC Sec
Margaret Sullivan. 75s Washington St.
Ave: n F.; Medical Examiner, Doctor r.
P. OBrien: Meetings held on the first
ana third Monday Of each month at 31e
aas dent M Mary w., L p MeBreen: 5eSs Aldsteh
I Bryant !. a Ave; N: Rec. Sec. Mary i.
KKathariae Ryan. 15es o. sSrid 1 H1e. si 4:
n; ms: Sec. Mrs. Nellie Webster, ISIS
se1 s ssh St. NJ sentin Mr.; xr.
Mary Donovan. 1916 Dupont Ave II.
meetings M tia held first and third Tuesdays
Bird st. N. ~~
s 81 4dRHFss Mrs. 1 Aesa Pes Rey
s yrs. H. Mas Mf1 dh "a 18th Ave. 81 Rec:
Axe 81, 81; Treas; Miss Marie M Murphy ply
K sss asth 2 Aye 1 81 A2e Mss
held the first and third Wednesdays Of
zach zach month in the rooms Of the East
Lake Commercial Club.
dent nv'f Marg M9 M1 M1nnee gSad
Aye; n; Vice Pres. Mary J. Gieasoa.
M SSo7 Emerson ;s,o Ayst N; Rec; ses: Mary
Jordan s7 ith Emerson Ans S F an. ST.
1ns;. Sec. Katherine O'Brien. 323e al.
T T'aTr Ave a., n; Treas Martha Grimm. 1915
NJ Egan Av i41 81 Em MED Exaa am Dr
d ings ne held s svecy first and third Thurs
ner 18th st. and Goth Ave. N
dent Dfvi Msnv No e; :, nneapolis-Presi-
si Mo2 ssa 4 Assi N Mall Fl
2Sa s Pie N r.; s. Rec Sec Mrs N. Martin.
Mrs. NJ. Waddick, ase5 Tavior 81 sfs: NJ seq e.
I, M.a Mrs e: Burns, 915 .27th Ave n.
Meetings held on the first and third
N. E. and Central @'' 11Ao ave-
RAMSEY COUNTY.
S Ss5 St, C Clair St; Vice Pres. Miss jo.
G9Sn g e III III Sc esn Rsf Sc
treas treas, Mrs. Margaret Carey. 900 ".
central Cent Ave Meetings held at Hibsr-
man nall 7th and Franklin SITS.
DIVISION No. 2. st. Pau1-Pres, Elisa
St.; Re-; Sec Marg a s0' CLARKE se a'01 ie;
sss sdmund ST ST. 1 Tsea Sec Mary ~
s: owen McKeon. ve so7 @G Tow G3a% hIss.
G aesdtlngs are held on second and fourtS
man Hall at s:15 p. m. -4''
Division No. 3, st. Paul-Pre.,d.,t
Mss Johanna Cook. 81 18th st.: Viec
Ere Pee'; IN Mrs; m; Mary Kenny, 7o5 E. 1th St:
M MeSk@pin 81; ms: Sec. Mrs. Doretta
am afgaref DC casRsy' $50 John st.: Med; FL
Meetings are held on first and Tin
Hall at .. m.
wAsEcA COUNTY.
Eli.abeth aiynn;' AVWfi VICE Pres 49,
pph Ply: Bee: Sec. Mary Dalton: : Trsss.,
LIE sUEuR COUNTY.
pr psvis Iohn No snos 3. Montgomery-county
H Ha9 lon. Treas. i: +; cassidy Medical
ings held on the first Sunday afternoon
Of each month at 1890 in the Catholic
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DOWN..

The death has taken place of Mr.
Edward p. Nolan, C.E., brother Of the
Very Rev. J. Nolan, PIP, VIZ, Dun
cane. MIR. Nolan, who was we'll known
throughout County Down, was local
surveyor for Downpatrick Rural Dis
trict, and architect to Downpatrick
Council. for whom he supervised a
scheme OF 800 laborers' cottages
which are said to be the best in Ire
land. At the time of his death Mr.
Nolan was perfecting plans and speci
tications for the new church at Money
glass.
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LOUIH.

The following County Iouth prison
internment camp: Thomas Hamill,
Owen McGough, John Finnegan. Felix
ONeill, Samuel Hall, Michael Donnel-
ly, Thomas Hearty and w. Atkinson,
all of Dundalk; Thomas Burke, Drog-
heda, and T. Matthews, Ardee. They
were accompanied across Channel by
prisoners from Sligo and Belfast. in
GLIDING A. Connolly, late of Dundalk.
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WICKLOW.

The threatened strike at Kynochs,
Ltd. Arklow. has been settled by the
arbitration of Capt. Downie, who has
decided that the rate of wages of
bricklayers and stone masons, 1O1@ d.
an hour of so hours a week, plus the
bonus of I'D an hour, be increased
from July by I'D. an hour, and an
additional I'D an hour. and in the
case of carpenters the wages of Sd.
an hour. plus per cent, Of 531a hours
week. be increased to Tod. an hour
from July ) to August 8, and to l0Hd
an hour afterwards.
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KINGS.

At the Kings County Assizes six
men were sentenced to two months
Imprisonment each for cattle-driving
at Camus, South Kings County. That
night the cattle We're again scattered
The police force in the neighborhood
has been strengthened.
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MONAGHAN.

Mr.. Justice Gordon, at Monaghan
Assizes, affirming decree for G25
against Patrick J. Brannigan, mason,
Armagh. Castleblaney. in an action by
Mary A. Hughes, Annalough, for
breach Of promise of marriage.
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LEITRIM.

AS a result of sale of his surplus
meadows by auction in the early days
of last week. Mr.. Harry Columb,
Clooncumber, obtained the very good
price OF 50 per acre. while other peo-
pie in the same locality obtained from
&c los to eS los per acre.
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CUTTING SARCASM.

We cannot understand why all the
rumpus is being made because Eng.
land is taking all kinds of liberty with
the United States mail. A mother has
the right to seize, inspect and destroy
her daughters mail whenever and
wherever she pleases. 1t is all wrong
to embarrass the beloved mother coun.
try in her hour of trial.-The Catholic
Register.
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DERRY.

The death in his SOth year has &C.
Cured of Mr. Samuel M. Macrory, J.
p, Coo, Limavady. He was a for
mer High Sheriff of the city and Coun-
ty of Derry, and chairman of the Done
gal Railway Co.
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M EATH.

Mr.. r. Ebbi. VS., Oldcastle, an
American citizen. has been deported
under the Realm Regulations. He was
conveyed to Liverpool, whence he left
for the United States by the SIS. St.
pnn1
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risk to life to central hospital among
strangers. The closing of the present
hospitals would be to do away with
the one solitary beneficent provision
of the poor law in Ireland.
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WATERFORD.

During an eviction in Parnell street,
Waterford, the house was barricaded
and water was thrown on the bailiffs
who were forced to break in the door.
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KANSAS CITY PRIESTS HoNoRE

KANSAS CITY PRIESTS HoNORED,
Announcement was made last Sun
day by the Rt. Rev. Thomas +. Lillis,
bishop of the Kansas City diocese,
that the title Of domestic prelate has
been conferred on the Rev. James T..
Walsh, pastor of Our Lady OF Good
Counsel Church, and the Rev. NJ. j..
O'Reilly Of ST. Patrick's Church. Both
men have the title of monsignor by
the promotion. They will be allowed
to wear the purple robes at church
festivities and when visiting Rome
will be considered members of the
papal house.
Father Walsh has been priest
thirty years and Father OReilly
twenty-nine years. They are the first
domestic prelates to be appointed in
Kansas City.
Bishop Lillis appointed two vicar
generals; the Rev. William Keuen:
hof of st. Mary's Church, and chan
cellor of the Kansas City diocese, and
the Rev. Francis J. Tief, rector of the
Cathedral. They are given the juris-
diction of bishop and are empowered
to act in the bishops absence. Father
Tief is the youngest vicar-general in
the United States, Bishop Lillis said.
The Kansas City diocese has had no
vicar-generals for six years.
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STATE oFF1CERs-L. A. A. o. 4

STATE OFFICERS-L. A. A. o. Ri.
President-Mrs. Mary b. DAILY, 1906
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice President-Miss May e. Hammill,
Duluth.
Secretary Ella c. Heating, lat
Pleasant Ave-, St Paul
Treasurer-Miss Mary Coogan, Fari-
bault.
Board Of Directors-Mary N. Sullivan,
Duluth; Ellen Eonroy. St Paul; Mary
:. Auditing committee".Ma Margaret Scott,
st. Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapo-
lis; Elizabeth McNally. st. Paul
Insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Insurance Treasurer-Margaret sulli-
van, Rochester. =
State Medical Director-Dr. e. w.
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-Nellie
Gurran. Minneapolis; Annie Conroy. st.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty. Shieldsville;
Anna Willesen. Duluth; Margaret Mol
an, st. Paul.
Auditing Committeeman McGrath.
St Paul; Annie Kennedy. 81. Cloud;
Nellie McColl. st. Paul.
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President-T. J. Doyle, Dndioett
Bldg, st. Paul.
Vice President-A. ]. Powers, Du-
luth.
state secretary-p. J. oDenneal. s5se
LOngfelloW Ave.. AtnneapoAs.
cry.
state Chaplain-Rev. p. ]. Tex.
GAINESVILLE.
President of Insurance Fund-T. J.
Doyle, st. Paul.
Secretary Of Insurance - Thomas
WEIGH. saltwater.
State Treasurer Of Insurance-Jehn
Sheehy, Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. ]. v.
O'COnnor, st. Paul.
Director Of Insurance Fund John
Moran, Minneapolis; E. ]. McManus, St.
Paul; P. L. Cummings, Minneapolis; J.
%. Corcoran, st. Paul; Thomas WEIGH,
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National President-Mrs Ellen Ryan
Jolly, Pawtucket, r. I.
National Vice President-Miss B. A.
Natio Il Secretary . Mrs. Adelia
Christy. Cleveland. Ohio.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary C.
Connolly, Syracuse, N. Y.
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MURRAY COUNTY.

Division No. ;, Currie-Pres.. Il. II
Kearv: Vice Pres. Miles Tormey: Rec
Sec. r Camley: Win. aec.. J ]. Cor.
man: Treas. Jos. Byrne: ms. Sec. ]. J
naugh: Med. Examiner. DR.. W. e. Pat
terson. Meetings held the third satur.
day Of each month in Germans Hall
Currio. MINI.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
H. T. COWLING HEADS
FEDERAL PHOTO MEN
Cameramen of Reclamation Service
Elect Officers at Annual
BANQUET.

Herford T. Gowling. of the Interior De-
partment, was elected president and
Lhomas 5 Smyley. honorary president, at
the annual banquet Of the Federal pho
tographic. Society Of the United States
reclamation Service at the New EbbItt
Thursday' Other officers elected were:
A. Il. Linsenmyer, vice president; I. w
Beeson, honorary vice president: p. 7.
CrsndaI, corresponding secretary; L. W
hays, secretary; A. A. Rourke, treasurer:
and ]. E. Bishop, I. c. Carter and F
s. Ship. members Of the board of dI.
rectors.
Short addresses were made Prof r.
the Smithsonian Institution.
Among those present were: R. G. Town
send: G; p. S. Williams. r. c. Fearer,
L. V. Wallock. A. a. Rourke, A, ! Dim.
stead, I. c. Carter, Eugene Tucter 7.
R: Yodden. L. W: Beeson, DR.. Thomas 5
w. smylsy' E, L, crandall. Charles
Greenwood j. E. Bishop, A. s. Blum,
A H. Linsencyer, Walter G. York V p
Baker. A. Ludwig, and F. E. Kav
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
DID NOT CALL HAY liar. :"
uoekoper Explains
Speech Made at Girls r,rh

Frederic Huidekoper Explains
Speech Made at Girls, C,ub
Editor of The Washington Hsra1d.
On page three Of The washington
Herald Of Thursday. May IS, appeared
on article relative to the address
which I delivered to the members ~
the National Service School camp at
Chevy Chase.
This article Is headed in b.svv
type. Calls Hay Liar at Girls,
Camp" and the headlines 90 on to
say that Frederic Huidekoper saws
Virginian's statement was deliberate
untruth." Other statements in the
body of the article were placed in
quotation marks in spite of the fact
that they were not correctly given.
I hereby inform you that i never
used the word liar" during my entire
address; that l did not call Mr.. Hay
liar" and that did not charge him
with 'uttering a deliberate lie" as the
article in question quoted me as hay-
ing done.
Since l did not make the assertions
thus ascribed to me In your paper. I
therefore wish you to correct these
misstatements in the next issue of The
Washington Herald.
FREDERIC L. HUIDEKOPER.