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cluded Mrs Hampson Gary. Mrs. Cone
Johnson, Mrs. George Y. Wheeler. Mrs.
Walter Wells, Mrs. Charles V. Wheeler
Mrs William A. Hill, Mrs. Hampson'
Mrs. Wagonhurst and Mrs. koehler.
Miss Juliet Campbell. who has been
spending some time with her aunt, MRS;
T. M. Baker 212 B street. has returned
to her home in wheeling. w. va.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Gar
rison entertained at dinner last night
when their guests were Senator and Mrs
Swanson. the solicitor general ana M{s;
John w. Davis, Gen. Crowder. Gen: and
Mrs. Mccain, Mrs. Edmund Pendleton'
Cen. Robert Shaw Oliver, Representative
and Mrs. Hubert Dent, Capt. Schley, MISS
Thiele of New York and Miss Harlan
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow enter
tanned at dinner last evening in compli-
ment to Gen. and Mrs. William H. Carter
Admiral and Mrs Richardson Glover
entertained at dinner last evening for
their daughter. Miss Eudora Clover. when
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Hackett. Mr.. and Mrs; John Davidge; MI:
and Mrs. Carroll Glover. the Misses
Mackay- Smith. Miss Gladys Hinckley.
Miss Beatrice CloYer. Mr.. 8. Constantinidi
Of the Greek legation, Lieut.. Norman van
der Veer u. S. N. Mr.. william Bell wat
kins. Mr. Charles Richardson and Mr..
McNemar.
Mrs. Frederic D. Mckinney was hos
tess at a luncheon yesterday given in
honor of Mrs. Jerome Richie OF Denver
Col. The guests were Mrs. Shafroth
Mrs Perry Heath. Mrs. George w. Fair
child, Mrs Fred Britten, Nine. Ianes
Miss Flora Wilson. Mrs. Thomas ii
Anderson, Mrs. John Dixon. Mrs. van
| Arsdale, Mrs Eza Koon. Mrs. J. Harry
! Covington and Mrs. Rudolph.
Miss Ruth Parker entertained at a
buffet supper last night at her resi-
deuce on Vermont avenue. the party
later attending the Friday evening
dance.
The assistant secretary of the in
terror and Mrs. 30 Sweeney entertained
at dinner last night in honor Of the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane.
The other guests were Senator and
Mrs. Thomas. Senator and Mrs. Robin
son, Representative and Mrs. Ragsdale
and the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Radcliffe.
Mrs. Frederick Eichelberger will be
at home today and next Saturday from
to 6.
Monday. January "A. Mrs. John New
ton Culbertson will receive with Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Mrs. Joseph E. Davies entertained
Mrs. Lansing. wife of the Secretary of
State, at luncheon at the Shoreham
Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Mrs Arthur Cleborne and her sister,
Mrs. NJ Duval Dickey. will be at home
January "a, 1912 H street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Lieut. William Ayres Borden. Coast
Artillery Corps. on leave from his sta
ton, Fort Grant. Canal Zone. is with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. w. c. Borden,
at their residence. 1905 Tracy place
northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. Borden. will give tea
dansant for young people on Friday.
January %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22
i, Prevent the Grip

To Prevent the Grip.
Colds cause Grip-LSxative Brono Q0inine re.
moves the cause. There 10 only one 'BROMO
QUININD." =. W. Groves signature On box. Csc.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

A dance will be given by the crew OF
the Mayhower, the presidential yacht,
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the navy
Ward,
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To Your ADVANTAGE

1t is decidedly to your advantage to read
and answer The Stars classified ad-
vertisements.
There is fill for nearly every want in
the various classihcations.
Just turn to the classified pages now
start in with the Personals and read
down through the Business Announce
ments, Business Opportunities, For Sale
Miscellaneous, Poultry and Pet Stock
and Automobiles for Sale.
You'll surely find something to interest
you. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Miss LutZ and Miss Gertrude Lutz
2219 California street. will be at HON,
informally Thursdays in February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Monday. January "a. Mrs. John New
ton Culbertson will receive with Mrs.
Ellis Logan. 1853 Irving street north
west from 3 to 6 O'Clock.
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Four of One Family.

Four of the victims were of one fam
ilv-Felix Lake and his three sons
frank. Dewey and Major. The fifth
was Rodius Seamore.
1t was believed, however. that James
Keith, a negro. was the prisoner most
wanted by the lynchers. 1t was said
that there was more evidence against
him than any Of the others.
sheriff Potts. however, had taken the
precaution to remove him several days
which he has not divulged.
Moreland was killed at the home OF
reIix Lake when he went there to ar,
rest negro. II was reported shat
shot him and AL were arrested later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Mrs Ashton G. Chaplain entertained at
luncheon yesterday, when her guests in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Miss veryl f. Watson is entertaining
at a dance tonight at her home in 18th
Street Highlands in honor OF her guests,
Miss Marguerite Weaver Of New Orleans
and Miss Adelaide Macon Johnston Of
Hickory. N. C.
Miss Watson was hostess al a luncheon,
followed by a theater party, today in
compliment to her house guests Those
invited to meet them included Miss Helen
Cole Of Baltimore and Misses Virginia
Price and Marguerite Clafiin of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Sylvester was included in the plans of
the party. For that reason the fate
of the negroes was not definitely
known until yesterday. hours after they
had been lynched. They were quickly
taken from the Jail, loaded into auto
mobiles and started north, but nothing
more than that was known for some
time. The bodies, perforated with bull
let holes, were cold when found yes
terday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Miss Elizabeth Reside. who is here
from New York for short visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 8.
Reside, will be at home informally
tomorrow afternoon from to 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Mrs Frederick Eichelberger will be
at home today and next Saturday from
to 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will not re.
ceive on Monday. the oath. but will be
at home on the 31st. after 4 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-22

John, T. Sweeney, a clerk in the ap.
pointment clerks office. Department of
Agriculture. explained to the police
today that he was not the John
Sweeney" as published in the news
papers, arrested in the raid yesterday
Mr.. SweeneyNsaid he was employed al
the National Museum two years age
and that he resides in Alexandria, Va.
and had been caused much embarrass-
ment by the publication of the names.
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ULSTER.

| A 15-year-old boy named Logan,
eldest son of Constable T. Logan,
Coleraine. took i'll at Portrush rail-
way station and died in a few min
! utes.
The late Mr.. G. Gordon, Maryvale,
Newry, left personal estate of G10,-
S6S. He left the whole of his estate
to his son, DR.. Sydney G. Gordon.
Edward Brown, aged %, of Carney
Hill, Templepatrick, has died as the
result of injuries to the head sustain
ed by fall from bicycle.
Derry Guardians passed resolution
sympathizing with DR.. ]. Craig, one
of the medical officers, on the death
of his son.
| The Omagh Guardians decided to
adhere to the appointment as M. o.
of DR.. D. F. Murnaghan, although the
L. G. B. had refused to sanction it on
the ground that DR.. Murnaghan was of
military age.
A coroner's jury at Coleraine found
verdict of accidental death, compli-
menting VIM. Scott, stationmaster at
I Downhill, on his plucky attempt at
rescue, in the case of DR.. ]. Morrow,
81, of Pembleton, Manchester, who
was drowned while bathing at Down
hill.
A verdict of accidental death was
returned at an inquest on Ivy K. Ross,
IL years, daughter of DR.. Ross, Clog
her, who, while motoring with her
father and sister on Friday, sustained
a fracture of the skull as result of
the machine overturning while de-
scending a steep hill. DR.. Ross was
also seriously injured.
Sec.-Lt. j. Brown, r. l. Rifles, who
has been already awarded the Mill
tary Cross, while home on leave,
jumped off the Albert Bridge, Belfast,
a few evenings ago and rescued boy
from drowning in the Lagan. He is a
son of Mr.. Brown, Hollywood road,
assistant postmaster.
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such large crowd complimenting him
on his appointment. In addition to
numerous congratulations from the
clergy, conventual houses and the
laity, his Lordship has received COM
plimentary messages from the Cork
City Division, A. o. H., Technical
Committee, Asylum Committee, N.
Infirmary Committee, S. and N. w.
Wards, U. l. L., the Holy Family Con-
fraternity (st. Finbarr's), SIS. Peter
and Paul's League of the Cross est.
Finbarr's), St. Finbarr's Health Insur-
ance Society, and the Cork National
Teachers Association.
At St. Patrick's College, Thurles,
Most Rev. DR.. Harty ordained the fol-
lowing as deacons: Revs. F. Whelan,
Clonmel; MI. Callahan, Thurles; J. D.
M'Grath, Shronell; MI. Broughton,
Boher; MI. O'Connell, Knocklong; MI.
Griffin, Ardfert; j. Marshall, Caher-
conlish; MI. O'Meara; j. Murphy,
Templemore; H. Quinn, Tyrone; P.
Grace, Australia, and M. j. Ryan,
Dunvillen.
The body of young farmer, Michl.
Ahearne, who had been missing from
July 18th, has been discovered in a
shrubbery near Putt Castle, close to
Abbeyfeale. Besides the remains was
a fowling piece, one barrel of which
was discharged. 1t is presumed he
accidentally shot himself while pene'
trating the dense underwood. The
finding of the skull the previous eve
ming by John Lyons, Knocknama, led
to the recovery of the body
Two young men, Patrick Walsh and
Maurice Burke, charged at Waterford
with having torn down recruiting
posters, were remanded.
! The death is announced of Mrs. St.
j. B. England, wife of the G. P. S. OF
Tipperary. She leaves six young chill
dren.
Mr.. James Roche, of Limerick has
been appointed organist of st. Mich
! aels Church, Tipperary.
DR.. Walter Rahilly, of the Mercy
Hospital, Cork, very pluckily rescued
from the Lee below st. Vincent's
| Bridge boy who had fallen in while
| fishing.
The death has occurred, at his par
ents' home, Clonmel, of Mr.. Jas. j
O'Flaherty, for five years principal Of
Enniscorthy Technical Institute.
Dennis Cronin, laborer, was fined
los. at Listowel P. S. under the Realm,
Act for shouting in the street cup
the rebels UP, Sim Fein."
| Tralee Guardians have requested
the Government to permit the early
republication Of the "Liberator" and
| "Kerryman," the plant of which was
! recently seized.
| Miss Catherine A. Curran, who has
| been successful at the recent senior
Oxford examination and has secured
a valuable bursary, tenable for two
years, is the youngest daughter of Mr.
| Richard Curran, Tarbert
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mend that the T. A. S. in every parish
be affiliated to the G, T. A. A.

mend that the T. A. S. in every parish
be affiliated to the c. T. A. A.
Dundalk Harbour Board have de-
cided to apply for an elections post
ponement order and to fill vacancies
by disqualification by co-option. The
department have intimated to the
Board that they will provide part of
9100 towards provision for the men
engaged in the. herring industry.
Rev. j. P. Urquhart, who died aged
e6 at the Benedctine Order, Fort Au.
gustus, was third son of the late Mr..
w. p. Urquhart, Kinturk House, Cas-.
tlepollard, who was former member
for Westmeath, and brother of the late
Mr.. M. Pollard, B. L., Manor House
Kinturk, who was accidentally killed
month ago.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

N. 18th Ave: F.. Duluth. MINI.
M Division 9i, Nc: |, Du!15 !1a55h53Rres!aeat
Vice Pres, John F. scanlon. 1o7A y.
Bride. "; Sth St; Rec; Sec. ". ),
Lydon, 4es E. Sd st.; Med. E1sminer. 81
Meetings are held on first and Thru
Ave. w. and Fourth st.
Division No: 4. West Duluth-Presi-
Pres. Lester J. Whalen; Rec. Sec. James
". w., s TTeas. Is'l{i Il. MesrsS. sSe H "a
ond Monday Of each month at 500 p. m.
in Gilleys Hall.
MURRAY COUNTY.
Division No, 2, Currie-Pres.. n Il
Sec. 3: J. cauisy: Fin. Sec. J. +. ao7-
German: Chaplain. Rev. chas. &c; Gavas: :
naugh; Med. Examiner DR.. w. q. Fat.
terson. Meetings hold the third Satur.
day OF each month in Germans Hall
SCOTT COUNTY
County President. F. ]. Leonard. Jsr-
I ii, Il. C0ns
lon; Vice Pres. John Kelley; Rec. Sec,
! p. j. Mcriarty; Fin. Sec, j. II. Stratton:
n ms; IS. Seq, So :. f. Strattqn; Treas, = F!
ings held on last Sunday Of each month
at Fraternity Hall.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President, NJ. Mahoney, Nor
ris.
Division No. 1l.7President. James T.
rahan. Morris; Rec. Sec, Eugene FITS
han. Morris; Ins: Sec. Thos. +. Hccan.
Res RSnnsy sef Mss Dr. J.as
ings first Sunday of the month. Al ~
| ney's Hail.
| STEELE COUNTY.
Go County President, George G. Tshsr.
Division No; 1. .owatonna-President,
S2mm SGhn s Rea ssiss ss: fs Mssse MRsSs S1
Treas. John Hogan: I'M Med. Ex., 81 Ion q. q:
Morehouse. Meetings held on the flrot
We6nesday y of Neach month at $3.50 in
SWIFT COUNTY.
c,e.ts4iy, e.Snty Pres'aens-D' F. Mcnsr.'ss.
- Division No. 1-President. VIM. n.
Sec. D: F. McDermott: Fin. Sec II.
/ ,
Jas. O'Donnell; Med. Examiner, DR.. o.
Dagnault Meeting held every Arst
Sunday Of each month at Hiberniaa
WINONA COUNTY.
County President, M. ]. Ryan, sea L
King ST., Winona
. 90 Diyision No. Pres. J: A. Mcmillan.
674 Indiana Ave; Rec Sec, John DuEan.
295 W. Mark St; Fin. Sec, NJ. ]. Lynch,
pa Washington ST.; ms. Sec, M. J.
Lynch, 514 Washington St.; Treas, n.
J. Ryan, 264 E. King ST.; Med Exam
iner, DR.. Lester, 40S Winona st. Meet
| 1ngs are held on second and fourth
! thursdays OF month in st. Thomas hall
| WAsECA COUNTY.
County President, Thos Foley, Janss-
Vile.
Division No. 1-Pres.. Michael Lam.
pert; Rec: Sec, j. w. Conway; ms Sec
Charles McLoone; Treas, B. J. Lilly;
Med: Examiner, DR.. A. J. Rudolf. Meet.
| ing held every first Thursday and third
Sunday of each month at Workma1
| hall, Waseca.
| Division No. 2, Janesville-Pres., J. J..
Sec, John Dalton; Fin. Sec, P. K. joyce;
ms. Sec, ?. Z. Joyce; Treas, M. J. Nc
1 Bride; Med. Ex., DR.. T. M. Joyce. Meet
! lngs held on the second Wednesday OF
every month at Odd Fellows Hall.
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LEINSTER,

Mr.. Henry Thunder, son of Mr.,
Thunder, Mas, has successfully
passed the examination for Indian
Army cadetship, and proceeds to Wei.
lington College, Madras, in October
for training.
Rev. f. Donnelly, C. c., opened the
Louth Feis at Dunleer recently, and
the various competitions were very
successful. The singing and dancing
OF Miss Eibhlin O'Reilly, Drogheda,
was a special attraction. J. p. Dunno
Dundalk, and Sheila O'Brien, Drog.
heda, gained prizes for written trans.
lation into Irish.
The Most Rev. DR.. Browne presided
i'll the Convent of the Faithful Com.
panions Of Jesus, Newtownbarry, at
the reception of Miss N. Shanahan,
Foynes Tin religion Sister M. Philo.
mena), and Miss N. Cash. Ballina-
clough, Nenagh Tin religion Sister Ce.
cilia). Sister Martha (Cash) and Sis
ter Benedict (Boland), both of Xii.
berg, Nenagh, pronounced their vows.
The late Ven. w. c. German, of
Thomastown, formerly archdeacon of
Ossory, left unsettled personal estate
valued at e6,O2S. He left, on the
death OF his wife, his interest in the
Mount Eccles estate to his daughter,
Amy F. Potts, and 1900 as to one.
third to her, and two-thirds to his son,
William, and the residue of his estate
he left to his wife.
Captain the Hon. de We're Pery. re.
tired on pension from the Resident
Magistracy, was the recipient of a
happy tribute at Arklow Petty Ses.
sions by the bench and officers of the
court, who wished him many years Of
future happiness.
Rev. Father Fidelis, o. F. NJ, Ath.
lone, In a sermon on Sunday referred
to excessive Sunday drinking in the
town, and said the greatest evil in
Ireland was ill-conducted public hous.
es, adding that they had plenty of
them there.
Miss c. O'Rahilly, M. A., Dublin,
who has been appointed to the teach
ing staff of Athlone Technical School,
is a cousin of the O'Rahilly, who lost
his life in the rebellion. Mr.. M. ].
Moru, LII. D., has been appointed lee.
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News from Ireland

liberty of their constituents was at
stake. The people of the district were
proceedings. Mr.. NJ. Hyland said the
young men were arrested at midnight
Attention being drawn at Tuam
Town Commissioners to the mail serv'
ice, and reference being made to Mr.
Hazleton, M. p, Mr.. Dwyer said he
! was afraid that gentleman had very
little influence anywhere now. 81
know" he added, che would have very
little if he came to Tuam. He would
| have to take back seat"
We regret to announce the death OF
Mr.. Tim Cannon, which said event
! occurred after brief illness at his
| residence, Westport, County Mayo
James street, on Wednesday morning
In life he was hard working, indus
trious man, and his unexpected death
! is regretted by all who knew him.
Loughrea Town Commissioners
passed a resolution calling for the re-
| lease of Mr.. p. Sweeney, ext. c., the
only one from Loughrea still interned
Roscommon Town Commissioners
have passed a resolution of regret at
the departure of Rev. p. j. Flynn, c. c.
The election of an engineer to the
Ballinrobe Guardians and D. c. fell
through, the voting being equal--with
votes for two candidates, Mr.. j.
Ritchie and Mr.. f. O'Boyle There
were two other candidates.
| Carrck-on-Shannon Guardians, /. N
Foresters, Agricultural Society, and
st. Vincent de Paul Society have
passed resolutions Of sympathy with
| the relatives of Mr. Thos. Lowe on
F, his early demise.
! An interesting marriage took place
in the Cathedral Ballaghadereen last
week when Constable Peter Needham
Banagher (who spent some time in
town., was married to Miss N. Lyons
N. T., Towneybrack. Rev. j. Gala
CHER, Adm, was the officiating clergy
man, and the ceremony was followed
by nuptial mass. Both bride and
bridegroom are exceedingly popular il
the town and district and have the
good wishes of wide circle of friends
| Some % labOrers on the Ardilau1
estate at Cong are on strike, conse
quent on the refusal of their demand
for war bonus of Cd. q day. They
received 12s. a week.
Castelar, U. G. accepted the tender
OF Messrs. Bourke and Sons at ;c9(
for the lighting of the town during
the winter season with electricity.
Ballinasloe September sheep fair or
| Wednesday was the largest held fol
many years. Ewes fetched Ass. tc
us. Cd, top price, which is regarded
as an advance from los. to 12s. Cd. Del
head on last years figures.
| Head Constable M'Lean, Ballinrobe
has been transferred to Kesh, Count,
Fermanagh, and Head Constable Ly
ons. Newport, to Claremorris.
A water spout, following a light
ming flash, burst over Milltown, Coun
ty Galway, and so filled the road will
water that motor cars passing ha(
to go to Claremorris via Irishtowr
and Ballinaire.
Ballymoe Galway p. S. Court fineC
Mr.. John Madden, j. p, Hermitage
Ballymoe, IS. Cd, with 12s. Cd. costs
at the instance of the department, fol
failing to cut thistles on his land or
receiving notice. Defendant said he
could get no one to cut them.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY,
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
County President. Miss Mary Beyl.z

1885 S9gRtY IatS RR1ssident' Rva Miss Mary Bsyl.A
Pres. Mrs. .Tresa Jordan, s1os Cedar
Ass SIS remont sn Se0 x7e MRS N Assaa
Sec, Miss Mary. Boyian. 1926 19thi' ti' Ave: Vs:
sa Bdg Mi KaSs EtaAl1a5y
Lillian Ryan. Meetings held on sec.
ond and fourth Mondays Of month at
"A. o. U. w. hall, II S. 18th st.
dent, Mary Hill. 500 4th St. s. r.; Vice VICE
Aye n; Rec; Sec, Mrs. Mary Mar 6Tessen oRsefs.
fsn Say sssi a st. SCI s. MFs ms sas
Margaret Sullivan, 759 Washington ST.
Nve FL IL TEeas MaGIcs9 EIza1sth eth Jsrieg 4le ST
P. o'Brien:- Meetings held on y the first st
and third Monday Of each month at 3ie
deDt Ptvsien Mepv No. AcR4san 4 gsss
AZ: n; Vice Pres, 5ennie ~ R.ee. iaEis ~
Laily, 62s Emerson Ave. eSS n; Fin. a.i Sec.
Fsa Anna Rye pSsan S9s 2s.; '1d S,vaS; Az
n: ms. Sec. Mrs. Nellie Webster, iOiS
Emerson Aye. n; Conductor. Mrs. ].
Mary SSs s'h ISL st f aaent ~ ~
Meetings held first and third Tuesdays
OF Of each month. Hall. Plymouth and
ant Rv5si9n ssi4 Si2atd SG 4dP1Fss. Mrs Anna By
Mrs. Ida Mohler. 724 18th Ave. s.; Rec.
Sec, Mrs. John Foley. 1929 3: 22d St;
AVe ssc Sc frea. Mes Mary z. TnM1w ssSs 18th
2Sos 1 Ave sssf S. Fhys,aiana Miss asiss
ss rss ana and Ms5ay 9Gy
Lake Commercial Club. ic"' 0l tho EAST
v'itGa sS Man sssS 5.s::;
Morrissey, 1910 18th Ave. n; Fiji Fin. % sea.
Marie Jordan, 271s Emerson Ave. r.;
lard Ave- NJ; Treas, Martha % Grtf1n. s1s 1Sii 81
Laurel Ave: ~: Med. Examiner, DR.. j.
NJ! NJ Egan. 1415 Emerson Ave. n. Mess-
ner 4th St. and Goth Ave-. Sveui n. n'''' e's-
deDt Dtvisten Msrv No Erx,7 aMsiinasspolisIres,:
VIZ N.Y. N sss ASsi M.qi
Mr. MMesaR Il 2S5 %sdS;s 25th Axs Sysi n Il tas ses
rea 2ses siS Tay!SE sth St AHs n
p; Medical Examiner, Dr.. Rose Valley.
Meetings held on the first and third
NWednesday y Of each month at 22nd Ave.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
: ss5 rs. St. 1?s Slsir s.; vice Pres. Miss =:
Treas. Mrs. Margaret Carey. soi ~
Central Ave. Meetings held at Hihsr.
nian hall. 7th and franklin SITS.
Division No. ,. st. Paul-Pres. Elisa
Pres, Margaret Roach, sos st. AlbaSs
Stt.,Es; Fl; Fec; Sec. Margaret Clarke, IL
io1s Albemarle st.; ms. Sec, Mar M
Ian, 923 Edmund st.; Treas, Mary VA.
ner. 52S Virginia Ave; Med. Examinss
lr. Owen McKeon, 6o7 LoWry nISG'
Lettings are held on second and feur3
teonesd1ys OF each month In HSee.
Miss Miss Johsnna hs Cook. 81 1lth st.; W.
Elm: Sec, Mrs. Elisabeth AcNaily.
MMeMsnu; Mes.s r.s 4! .ss 8, csT.el Aye Trees
smtner, DR.. r.. A. Burns. Lowry lil1.
Meetings are held on 6rst snS fStsS
Thursdays Of each month in HiS>r1SsS
Hall at ,. m
wAsHCA COUNTY,
Division No. 1. Janesville-pr..,a..4
Elizabeth dlynn: Vice Pres, 0aroS
Moon.n: Moo! n. Fin; ana Ina see. Julia W.
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wASHCA COUNTY

WASACA COUNTY.
Elizabeth 0lynn: Vice Pres' HH.eS
Moonan: Fin. ana Ina Sec. Julia ~.
ply: Rec. Sec. Mary Dalton: Tres1.
Anna Burke
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the Dardanelles, has arrived in Athy
on holiday.
Edward Cole, well-known Meath
footballer, sustained broken leg and
| slight fracture of the skull by being
knocked down by a motor car near
kells. He is progressing favorably.
Among wide circle of acquain-
tances the death is deeply regretted
of Mrs. Alice Smith, wife of Mr.. Joseph
Smith, Baltimore, County Longford.
! The funeral, to Columbkill, bore evi-
dence of the respect in which deceased
was held by all.
The chances of reviving the Irish
language were never brighter than
now, said Very Rev. J. H. O'Donnell,
p. P, opening the County Wicklow
Feis at Rathdrum. The introduction
of politics had been the bane of the
language movement. The fife and
drum band competition was won by
Kilcool Builders Laborers' band.
The profession has taken place at
the Servite Convent, Bognor, Sussex.
of Miss M. E. Kelly Tin religion Sister
M. Joachim), daughter of the late Mr..
J. Kelly, Bay View House. Camolin.
and sister to Rev. John Kelly. B. A..
G.. c., New Ross.
The Diocesan Temperance Commit.
tee of Kildare and Leighlin have is
sued an appeal to the priests of the
diocese asking them to exhort\ their
fiocks against the use of alcoholic
drinks at threshings, and to recon-