The Irish standard., 1917-06-30

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and Mount ST. Vincent Orphanage,
Limerick; &4O for Athea and Kilmal-
lock Churches; $40 for Efin, and res
idue to the bishop for charities.
The deaths have taken place of T.
Tobin, farmer, Tipperary, and M. Mac
key, Nenagh Dramatic Glass.
Ardmoyle (Goldscross) Coursing
Club passed vote of sympathy with
D. Ryan, on the death of his mother.
DR.. j. E. Cullinane, Leap, has been
appointed M. o. for Timoleague Dis
pensary District during the war.
The death has taken place of M.
Walsh, who had been subsanitary Of
ficer of Carrick- on-Suir for nearly 20
years.
The threatened strike of masons
and bricklayers in Limerick has been
averted by the intervention as arbi-
traitor of the Most Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer.
A memorial tablet to the late Cap
tain L. J. M. Studholme, Leinsters, has
been erected in Kilcolman Church by
the parishioners.
Cork tramwaymen, at largely at
tended meeting, decided to make a
demand for a minimum wage of 33s.
per week and working week of Sd
hours.
Lieutenant J. B. Drea, R. 1. F.,
wounded twice recently, writing to his
father, e. V. Drea, Waterford, says he
is all right again. He is appointed
Bait, intelligence officer.
A. e. Evans, Munster and Leinster
Bank, Nenagh; was entertained by a
number of friends before leaving to
take up the managership of the Ark
low branch.
The Misses May and Stasia Vereker,
Bay View Pl., Tramore, have passed
with honors and distinction, respec-
lively, i'm pianoforte, of the incorpor.
ated Society of Musicians.
all about 1900 acres, have been taken
over by the department within the
past week. They include D. Ryan's,
Birdhill; James Benefits, Derrylahan,
and Stewart Mitchell's, Dangansal-
lagh.
Most Rev. DIR. Cohalan presided this
week at a public meeting in Cork for
the formation of Catholic Social
League. The attendance of clergy
and laity was large, and the objects of
the league were cordially supported.
An organizing committee was ap-
pointed.
Cork Corporation Law and Finance
Committee passed resolution calling
on the managers of theaters to en-
force the condition in their licenses
with regard to the prevention of chill
dren at late performances unless &C.
companied by a parent or guardian.
South Tipperary cattle dealers pro-
tested against the new order prohibit
ing the use of motor cars for the con-
veyance of cattle dealers in the
transaction of their business, and de-
cided to communicate with T. j. Con-
don, M. p, with a view to having the
serious position Of the trade brought
to the notice of the government.
Following the protest and contradic-
ton of Mgr. Ryan, P. p, V. c., the
writer of the report in the London
weekly paper, people" that wound
ed soldier was attacked in Tipperary,
says if he had unwittingly done the
people of Tipperary an injustice he i'm
plored their forgiveness.
memorial signed by six women
from the city and county of Cork
whose relatives were released from
Reading jail on Christmas eve and re.
arrested at midnight on Feb. 81, was
received BY Cork Corporation, who
decided to ask the government to give
the reason for their continued deten-
ton.
Mgr. Ryan, P. p, " G., Tipperary,
in reply to a request by New Upper
airy tenants for a 20 per cent reduc-
ton in rents, states that the trustees
would, in their present financial posi-
ton, be false to their trust if they
were to reduce their income. He adj
mlts that his being president of the
Town Tenants branch makes his po-
sltion complicated, but it does not
conceal from him his duty in this, as
an all-around claim is as reasonable in
Tipperary as in other towns.