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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18
FOR SALE
Charming Detached Homes"

FOR SALE
Charming Detached Homes"
For sale by N. L. sansbury Co.. Inc. 7aI 13th
St NV. Phone Main 1904 for particulars and
appointment to inspect.
WEST OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
One Of the prettiest and most attractive loca-
lions in the city. High elevation. especially de-
sfrable for all-year residence. Center hall plan
house. IS feet wide. rooms. bath. cellar. attic
with one finished room. porches. hot-water heat.
w.t. '' PRICE VERY REASONABLE.
ON ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT
thoroughfares in the northwest. amidst delightful
surroundings. House is built Of HyteS brick.
Contains large reception hall. spacious drawing
room dining room. pantry. kitchen and break
Attic over entire house. cellar and roomy porches
LOT 40 Feet 'front.' very attractive price.
LET US SHOW YOU THIS HOME.
y SQUARE FROM CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
splendid t@o-story and attic detached home home: 10
large rooms. bath. cellar. hot-water heat cleo
tIieity and gas and porches. Lot sox125. Spleen
Price and Terms Will Appeal to You.
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
72I 18th St. NV. Phone M. soo4.
FOR sALE-No. 1441 CHAPLIN ST NV
three-story, eight-room, semi de ached cottage
on Columbia Heights. west of 18th ST.; overlook
ing the city. near the half-millon dollar park and
one square from the million-dollar hotel
There Is good lot. $50 feet deep to 25-foot al
ley' garage. with sewer and water. House has
gas and electricity; 500 gas range; new furnace
neat: porcelain sink: southern exposure. Price
1900. Oner wanted. OWNER on premises
1441 Chaplin St NV. Telephone Columbia 1863,
ONLY $3.50 CASH. BALANCE EQUITY OF
xi.oOO payable monthly. for one Of most at
Inactive modern Or. houses in exclusive white
ms. fruat Mo-
can guarantee tenant S27. so month
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS 1909 +
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wANTED-MoNEY.

81, 500 AT 6%, FIRST TRUST ON TwO-FAMILY
brick apartment near two car lines, southeast;
rooms and bath; each rented at $1s month.
OWNER, POS Kenois building.
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BROOKLAND.
8 rooms and bath; furnace heat: lot 601135;
apples peaches and small fruit; garden. Price,
IS, $50.
NJ 432. (Real Estate Dept.) 10th and NV.
DESIRABLE LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL WOOD
|ridge-Prices and terms reasonable. Address Boz
l57-M. Star office.
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BARGAIN.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
Southern exposure.
Within half square 18th street.
Nine rooms and bath.
Unusually we'll built.
1Sx1l0 to alley.
Immediate possession given.
Out-of-town owner.
Only $3.50.
Address Box 39-M, Star Office
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FOR sALE-AT CLARENDON. VA: A FINE
tanning six rooms, bath and attic. with gas,
electric lights hot-water heat. hot and cold
water fine concrete cellar and electric pump for
pumping water into house, also fine garage in
rear large enough to accommodate two ma
chines nicely fenced and hedged; also fine
shrubbery; lot contains 125x115 TT; must be
seen to be appreciated. Address Box 2.2.
Clarendon P. o., Alex. CO., Va.
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FOR sALE-CORNER RESIDENCE; CENTRAL
location, northwest. near LIST and Rhode Island
avenues 2-story and cellar brick: bay windows
y rooms and bath; four each floor hot
water heat; lot 32x10O to alley: room for garage;
reduced to 5000 for immediate sale; can ar
range terms; act quickly If you want this bar
gain: nothing like il every been offered.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-GoOD LOCATION Ne; ONE
block north of II st. car: nearly
new house: 3 rooms deep; 6 rooms
tile bath: INV H.; electric lights
large porches front and rear; deep
lot to wide paved alley. Price
$3.50. Terms arranged. H. r.
H0WENSTEIN CO., 1914 NV,
eth and II ne.
FOR sALE-HANDSoNE HOME IN MOUNT
Pleasant; rooms, tile bath
INV. b.: electric lights: large
pprches front and rear: deep lot to
paved alley; garage in rear. Price
$3.50. Terms arranged II. Il.
HOwENSTEIN CO.. 1914 n.w
18th and II SITS. me-
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

T nCAM Iowa circle. 18th st. NV.
LOS'1AiN, American Plan s.. so per day up.
European Plan. LOO per day up.
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New Bungalows Easily Bought !!
$50 and S35 mo. o rooms. tile bath: INV.
heat: open fireplace; granite and cement porch;
trees, garden; blocks from cleo. and steam
cars. ". X. WILSON, Owner, West Riverdale
Nd.
FOR SALE = ADJOINING FRIENDSHIP
Heights; one fare: modern home; six rooms and
BATH over v acre; fine young bearing orchard
and grapes; garden started; greatest bargain we
ever had to offer in the suburbs; quick action
needed to secure 1t. HENRY W. 0FFUTT, Wis
consin ave. and N st. NV. Phone West 200.
FINE TRUCK AND FRUIT FARM OF 81
acres: located on high ground In the District;
fine macadamized road; cleo. lights and city
water; immediate possession can be given; ex-
cellent as home or investment; price. $500 per
acre. Box 254-k, Star office. 19e
WALL oAsE-1 floor case: cheap. Apply 2ls
Penna. ave. sc. 2os
FOR sALE-BY OWNER, NEW. DETACHED
suburban bungalow; eight rooms; all city con
yeniences; open fireplace; one block from car
line; can be bought on your own terms Adj
dress Box 2S2-M. Star office.
FOR SALE-BRoOKLAND, D. c.. AT A SAC
ridce. new modern six-room bungalow; hot-w
ter heat; electric lights; gas; open fireplace;
sold easy terms. Address Box 2S1-M, Star
office.
PICTURESQUE PLACE IN WOODS NEAR
Washington Country Club; three acres; three
room house; young orchard: stream; bargain at
81 $50: Address Box 293M. Star office. "a
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sR. MODERN HoME-H.-W. HEAT; ELE,.
double porches, l5oft. lot; AMPLE sarteu and
garage room: cow. to Terminal = D. O. and e
o. D.; less than $4,000. Box 90 VI. Star office.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24

Order for Creditors to Present Claims,
No. h fsao7.
State State of ,, Minnesota, County of Henne-
In the Matter of the Estate Of Mary
Letters of administration on the es-
tate, of Mary Murphy, deceased, late
Murphy of said county and state,
~, And M it q; aPpe;a pea upon proper proof
are, no debts against the estate Of the
said Mary Murphy, deceased.
1t Is Ordered, that three months be
and after, the date of this order. in
demands against the said deceased are
required to file the same in the Pro-
pin for examination and allowance, or
be forever barred.
1t Is Further Ordered, that the first
Monday in July, 1917, at ten O'clock
bate Court, tor be held at the Court
said county, be and the. same is here
by app DIN as the time and place
claims and demands. '' 'N' '''0
And And It Is Further Ordered, that
said estate by. forthwith publishing
successive weeks in the Irish Stand
ard, newspaper printed and pub
Dated at Minneapolis this 5th day
BY the Court,
Mar. 10-17-24
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cAvAN.
Old Breffny Awake.

Charles Fitzpatrick, John Kinkart,
Roland Finnigan, and Thomas Fitzpat-
rick, Ballinagh, Cavan, were each
fined, in Belfast, s10, or three
months in Jail, was charged with
attempting to cause sedition or disaf-
lection at Ballinagh. When asked if
they would pay the fine the prisoners
in unison answered "No" and, click
ing their heels and forming up two
deep in military fashion, were
marched away. Sergeant Johnson de-
scribing the turning out of the Sim
Fein band on the election of Count
Plunkett when easter Week" was
sung, and his order to the crowd to
stop only made them worse, singing
defantly for ten minutes. Mr..
Campbell, solicitor, denouncing this
class Of prosecution, warned the Gov
eminent that for every one they
stopped singing easter Week" there
would be 10000 to take their places
next day.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24

Order for Creditors to Present Claims,
No. is2os.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Fitzgerald, Deceased,
tate Of Mary Fitzgerald, deceased, late
of the County. of Hennepin and State
as Fitzgerald of said county and state;
BY the AFFIDAVIT 81 the the said piSp1 THOMAS proas
Fitzgerald, made and filed herein. that
there are no debts against the estate
of the said Mary Fitzgerald, deceased
and the same rs hereby allowed from
which all persons having. claims or
required to lie the he same anne in the P are
bate Court of said County of Henne-
pin for examination and allowance, or
be forever barred.
a. M, at general term of said Pro
bate Court, to be held at the Court
I HSse eoa in the Be City Sa of ba 20 in
by appointed as the time and place
Court will examine and adjust said
notice Of such hearing be given to ali
creditors and persons interested in
said estate by. forthwith publishing
successive weeks in the Irish Stand
lished in said county.
81 Dated IT. ID at mi Minneapolis this 9Th day
By tn 5o G8Srt1 4. DAHL
u 1Ydgs of ths the, Probate Court.
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Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.

NO. 1855.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate, Court.
On. receiving and fling the final &C:
count of the administrator of the es-
tate of said decedent, and his petition
praying for the allowance of said ac-
count and for a decree assigning the
residue of said estate to the persons
by law entitled to the same.
1t Is Ordered, that all persons inter-
ested in said estate appear before said
Probate Court on Monday, the End day
of April, 1917, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis in said
County, then and there to show cause,
should not; be allowed and said estate
for in said petition.
And 1t Is Further Ordered, that not
ice of such hearing be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks, prior to
said day of hearing in the Irish Stand
ard, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County, and by mailing
a copy of this order to all the heirs
at-law Of said decedent when their
address is known or can be ascer-
tanned by due diligence, at least four
teen (14) days before the date of said
hearing, unless notice is waived.
of March, 1917.
By the Court,
M LoE 1G s ANDERSON. Attorneys.
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"Who Fears to speak?"

Miss X. M'Loughlin, Mill street,
Westport, was, at petty sessions, Or
dered to find bail, herself in G1O, and
two sureties in e10, or go to Jail
for two months, for singing at Cush-
Tough concert the songs Easter
Week" and "Who Is Irelands Enc
N.Y." Her father, Mr. p. M'Loughlin,
said that but that her health was not
good he would advise her to go to Jail.
"She did not do half as much harm
as Sir Edward Carson" he added.
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cial year is G7S,SSS, compared with
G74,260 last year.
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To Keep People at Home.

Most Rev. DR.. Fogarty says in his
Pastoral that he is glad excursion
trains are stopped wholesale and trav-
cling made more expensive, as it will
help to keep the people at home, and
the higher cost of fancy boots and CO.'S
tunes ought to have SOLDERING effect.
He hopes that the next turn of the
wheel would close down demoralizing
picture houses. To discourage de-
moralizing shows is a step in the
right direction. but the stopping Of
excursion trains will make rural life
duller and promote migration.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
News from Ireland

song Easter Week" just sung, was
illegal. A local Irish teacher, just back
from Frongoch, questioned their right
to be there without paying for
admission, and they were elected, the
sergeant receiving a spirited thrust
of a stick. When the teacher was
passing the police barricks the follow
ing day, he was brought inside and
detained till next day, when Mr.. J..
M'Inerney, J.P., discharged him.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
CORK.
Testimonials Declined.

Messrs. G. Crosbie, President and j.
Fawsitt, Secretary, have declined the
honor of testimonials which was being
organized in their behalf by the Cork
Irish Development Association in rec
ognition of their services in furthering
the preliminary negotiations on the
Cork Park project. 1t is expected that
subscriptions already sent in will be
ISOLATION.
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Death of Father Walsh.

Very Rev. Canon Mack P. P, v. F.,
Athy, presided at the obsequies of
the late Very Rev. NJ. Walsh, p. p,
Castledermot; and Rev. F. J. Sheridan,
G. G., was celebrant of the High Mass.
There was very large attendance
OF clergy and laity.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
TIPPERARY.
Farmers Help Poor,

At meeting of farmers, held under
the auspices of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society at Nenagh, it was
agreed that each farmer should pre-
sent one bag Of potatoes for distribu-
ton among the poor Of the town.
Twenty-Five bags have already been
given, while those who cannot spare
potatoes are giving firewood, whole.
meal or money.
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Congratulate Count PIunkett.

Congratulate Count PIunkett.
The Castlecomer Rural Council have
unanimously passed a resolution con-
graduating Count Plunkett on his re-
turn for North Roscommon. Mr.. Bren-
nan said that the action of the people
of North Roscommon had sent a cold
SILVER through the Irish Party A
similar resolution was passed by the
Callan Board of Guardians.
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DON EGAL.
Cram Eithne Organize

CFdnn Etthne Organize.
On his appointment as Cram Eithne
organizer and Diocesan Inspector of
Schools for the diocese of Raphoe,
Father MacAteer was presented by his
late congregation at Anagry with an il
Illuminated address and chalice. At
the Parochial House, Presses, an adj
dress and gold chalice were presented
to the Rev. c. Kennedy, Administrator,
Inver, by his old parishioners of the
Fintown section of Inliskeel.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
LIN ERIck.
House and Farm Auctioned,

House and Farm Auctioned.
the property known as the Red
House, Barrington's Bridge, consist
ing OF modern house and 211 statute
acres of land, held free of rent for
ever, was put up in Dublin for sale by
auction. The first bid of 93,5OO was
quickly followed by others, and the
price travelled rapidly to $4,000, at
which figure Mr.. John Hanly, Nenagh,
was declared the purchaser. The sum
paid, with auctioneer's fees added,
represents over $1,000.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
WATERFORD.
Dr.. Cronin Elected.

At Lismore Guardians DR.. T. M.
Cronin, Carrickmore House, Gonna,
was elected doctor for Tallow dis.
pensary district by 16 votes to 10 votes
for DR.. Joseph O'Mahony, Tallow. DR..
R. F. Walsh, Castlemartyr, was also
a candidate, receiving 8 votes on the
first poll. The salary is ESQ, with
&20 as sanitary officer.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Mills DESTROYED by Fire.

The flax mills belonging to Mr.. A.
Weir, Straid, near Ballymena, one of
the largest in the district, was Quilted
by fire, the damages being estimated
at several thousands of pounds. An
equally destructive fire occurred at the
Braidwater Spinning Mill, Balnamore,
near Ballymoney, which employs $50
hands, two of whom were injured MAX
ing their exit from the building. The
"Old Mill' was entirely Quilted.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Death of Monsianor o'Leary.

Monsignor O'Leary, of Lawrence,
New Zealand, who died recently in his
drohid, Macroom, brother of Mr..
John O'Leary, National Teacher, Ma
Groom, and relative of Canon Peter
of his ordination in September, 1889,
and was appointed Rural Dean of Dun
edin diocese in 1899.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
QUEENS.
The WoIfhiII Coal Mines.

Mr.. J. ]. Bergin, manager of the
Wolfhifl Coal Mines, says that experts
have estimated that the Leinster coal
fields are $4,000 acres in extent. There
are eight seams, and the estimated
average tonnage is 2OO,OOO,OOO. The
coal has proved to be suitable for in
dustrial as we'll as household pur-
poses.
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N EATH.
Death of William MartiI

Death Of William Martin.
Mr.. William Martin, Angenstown,
who has died in his sixty-second year,
was a member of the Navan Guard
ians and formerly held the position
of chairman, and he was also vice
chairman Of the rural district council
and for time vice chairman of the
Meath County Council The Guardians
have passed resoluti on of sympathy
with the relatives.
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DUBLIN.
Death of Father o'suIllvan.

The death occurred at St. Joseph's
Blackjack, of the Very Rev. Daniel
O'Sullivan, C.M. For sixty-six years he
had been engaged without Interrupt
ton in active missionary labors. He
was born in Clonmel in the year 1929.
From the time of his call to the priest
hood in 1851 he worked for many years
in Ireland, later in England and in
Scotland.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
GALWAY.
Funeral of Priest.

In presence of large attendance of
the clergy of the diocese and the gen.
eral public. the remains were inferred
Of the late Rev. Anthony Waters, PIP,
Kilconly, Tuam. Father Waters, who
was seventy, spent the greater portion
of his ministry at Kilconly, where his
kindly manner, zeal, and simplicity en-
deared him to all,
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
WEsTM EATH.
Irish Party Not Irish.

"'SU d1ey 'N0I ITISU'
The Mullingar rural council have
unanimously passed a resolution con-
graduating Count Plunkett on his re-
turn for North Roscommon. One of
the speakers said the Irish Party were
more English than the English them
selves.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Mr.. Ryan Released.

Mr.. James Ryan, secretary of the
Limerick Gaelic Athletic Association,
was released from Mountjoy prison,
looking in the best of health. He
served three months for refusing to
d1vulge the source from which he had
received Francis ,Byrne, who mysteri-
ously disappeared some six months
ago.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Profession of Nun.

Miss Catherine Doran, The Demesne,
Rathangan, Kildare, in religion Sister
Mary Magdalen, made her final vows
and was protested a member of the
Order of Mercy at the Convent of
Mercy, Rathangan.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
FERMANAGH.
New Dietary Scale.

The Master of Enniskillen Union
Workhouse reported to the Guardians
that the officials would not consent to
have their dietary scale reduced in &C.
cOrdance with the Food Controllers
wishes unless they We're paid the diff
ference in cash.
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Early Swallows. !,

Swallows have already made their
appearance IN County Wicklow. This
unusually early coming of these sum-
mef visitors is looked upon as an
omen that Ireland's long period of
suffering is drawing to a speedy close.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Fatal Gun Accident.

Richard Brien, forty, farm laborer,
Ardcroney, Nenagh, has been found
dead in an clubhouse with double
barreled gun beside him. It is be-
lieved that he was cleaning the gun
and that he forgot that it was loaded,
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
The Vests Awake.

Count Plunkett, NJ. P, accompanied
by Rev. M. -O'Flanagan, G. c., adj
dressed several meetings thruout
North Roscommon recently, the places
visited being Cootehall, Lanesborough,
Elphin and Strokestown. Count
Plunkett reiterated his intention of
not sitting at Westminster.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Gort Union Abolished.

The Loughrea Guardians have
agreed to the amalgamation of the
Gort and Loughrea Unions on the
condition that the Gort Workhouse is
completely abolished as a poor law
institution.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
LoNGFoRD.
Refused to Paw Fine.

At Longford petty sessions Mr.. Jo-
seph Callaghan, Longford, elected to
go to Jail rather than pay a fine of
los for being on the licensed premises
of Mr.. John Stanley, Market Square,
not being a bonafide traveller. Mr..
Stanley was fined EOS at the same
court.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
CLARE.
A Mark Of Respect.

Glare Gaelic Athletic Association
Board adjourned it's early February
meeting as mark of respect to the
memory of the late Rev. Father Scan
Ian, PIP, Tubber, patron of the Asso-
citation
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The kiIIaIa Diocese.

Most Rev. DR.. Naughton, in his Len
ten Pastoral, says it is a source, of
great consolation to be in position
year after year to bear testimony to
the peaceful state of Killala diocese
and the genuine spirit of Christian
charity that binds together all men,
bers of the flock.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Shortage of Potatoes.

Mr.. killean, Master Rathdown
Workhouse, reported to the Guardians
that owing to shortage of potatoes he
had had to substitute bread in the
dietary SCALE
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
LoUTH.
Only Three Delegates.

At the annual meeting of the South
Louth executive of the United Irish
League only three delegates attended
1T is blessing that this organization
which supported recruiting and all
the traitorous schemes of the Irish
Party has crumbled to pieces.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
County Estimates.

Antrim County Council passed esti-
mates for s174,155, an increase of
e1O,436. The County-at-large char
ges, increased by 1920, represent
an advance of 2hd. in the g., the prin-
cipal increases contributing to this
being for asylum demand and road
maintenance.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Congratulate Roscommon,

The Kerry County Council at re-
cent meeting on Thursday, endorsed
the action of North Roscommon, and
called on the Kerry M.P.'s to resign
so that similar action might be taken
there.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
ANTRIM.
Fatal Motor Accident,

William M'Auley, farmer, Tromna,
Cusllendall has died of injuries re-
ceived by being accidentally knocked
down by a motor car.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
RoscoM MON.
The Shannon Frozen.

The Shannon at Galley and Portrun,
near Roscommon, is ice-bound, the ice
being 10 inches deep. Loads of turf
are daily being brought across to the
islands, and daily communication
with the mainland is maintained.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Increase in Estimates,

The Finance Committee, Derry Cor
poration, recommend to the Council
an advance of Cd. in the & in the
rates for the ensuing year, bringing
the total up to IS. Cd. in the e..
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DERRY.
Car Fares Reduced.

The Derry Tramway fare, which was
recently raised from Id. to 11ad. per
journey, has been reduced to the old
figure.
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KERRY.
The HaIIow Sounding eittern

The Ha'Iow Sounding 6ittern
During the recent frosty weather
bittern was seen at Beenbane, Cur
rane. Beenbane is on the Northern
side of Tough Lee and in an island
in the lake, St. Finians Island, the
ruins of an old church of the Fifth or
Sixth Century are held in much VEN
Grafton by the people.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Charged With Murder.

At REORGANIZATION, George Barry,
tramp, was charged with having
murdered Charles Warnock by beat
ing him on the head. The men lodged
together.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Militarism In Kildare.

The local government board, having
declined to sanction the appointment
Of DR.; j. II. M'Kenna as medical Off
Ger, Monasterevan, on army grounds,
it was stated at a meeting of Athy
Guardians that the doctor would con-
tinue to do the duty without pay.
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,letic Association. He was arrested
during the Easter Week Rising. In
a time of corruption and false ideals
he remained true to Ireland.
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Reject Government Seeds,

Reject Government Seeds.
Enniskillen Rural Council has un-
animously rejected the Departments
seeds and manure scheme. Mr.. B.
Mcguire said he could buy manures
for Sc lbs, which the Department is
charging ES for.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
LElTRIM.
Malicious Claims Industry.

WdUCIOuS VIdInS INDUSTRY.
Claims amounting to G552 lbs Cd
for malicious burnings of mountains
in North Leitrim, and other property
in the county were. passed for pay
ment by the proposals and finance
committee of the county council.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
Industrial School Alliance.

The Donegal County Council in
creased the weekly allowance in re-
spect of each child sent from the coun-
ty to the Strabane Industrial School
from Is. to Is. 3d.
The Irish standard., 1917-03-24
KINGS.
Bonus For Employee.

Tullamore Guardians granted a
bonus of 910 a year to Mr.. James
Lyman, Relieving Officer, who had
been in the service for forty years and
had never applied for holiday