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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
AMATEURS OUT FOR
EARLY PRACTICE

Yesterday WAS great 6wy for me
amateurs OF Richmond. who, although
the season does not start until April
~ were out in full numbers for eev-
eral spring training games Mt Byrd
Park
The Silent Athletics were out earfv
In the afternoon, and the bows. al
though little stiff. showed good rovm.
especially Reasley, who Is TO be the
main dependence Of the silent lads
this season. and II ia expected that
they will make quite run for the
cham pionship honors. The knights
OF Colurn bus nine was also out. and a
practice game between the m and the
Silent Athletics was INDUCED In.
The Taxa Kofa boys were out early
and made a great showing against the
hlre of tire Newton W oodwarTi Hard
ware com pany, whose players also
look pretty good.
nine represent ting the Corby Bak~
frg company, tn the Athletic league,
sufferad Its arst defeat az the season
IN game played with the Church
Hffi bank. w3so copied the pennant
last year IN the East End Amateur
lea qua
The East End boys won nv A aror~
Of to /, securing fourteen hits on
Patterson. who Ia the star pitcher Of
the bakers. A feature of the game
was remarkable catch made by
Schmidt, the Church fill banks star
outtieider, and the double piav from
the same hit by Cox who is holding
down the second sack
three~basc hit by Wood, Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

state meetings, organized our state
wide committee and secured the CO.
operation of most of the commercial
organizations in the state. and We are
now starting out TO secure the co.
operation of the rest of the organize.
tons. We have a definite plan of
procedure, and it has been adopted
by our people in the mass convention
with representatives from practically
every city in the state present.
Briefly, our campaign is to use
$4,000 paid space in the newspapers
and operate general publicity de-
partment for news stories, prepare
tons of posters. window dressing,
speakers bureau, travelling exhibits.
etc.
:. y .'z,s,ta~. -, - ~ I
We have organized a statewide
committee consisting of one man from
each line of business whether directly
or indirectly interested in the own
. Home" movement. There are
thirty-one organizations row actively
working with us. and there arc a
number of others thai are fairly well
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

New York April s-~Mo-e Rptirnistfc
e6viees from London ard Parts AZ to
early prosrecta for peace. come cables
asserting that the terms would be
sesds for signing hv next wedresss V
prornetes general huvirg NJ cotton TO
Aee ard the rnarke. waa strong. r~sde
interests took ~ gr~all rsrt TN tire par
aerAEssN- 40 n was rer~vted tisst fA~tr
ecr- =. .tr,ents tn futures ~ere tcirg
enlarged s,esATty.
EAeent sellers es contracts ~ the
reaction thecrv covered, and sE new
etrls deliveries r~ved tr.o ~@r high
Ern.rs for tire sessen
SIRE market -ute6 hr- - the late
afternoon, with Southwestern SPOT
nrrc among the principal, buyers rne
B close ~as steady At . net advances of
IS t. 20 points on ew contracts and a
Atcifne 81 "a points 70 an advance OF
Il ioA roints Of old contracts.
The receipts at the rorts for TIRE A y
were about ter thousand bales.
Spot here steaf~. with rniSHffug 81
points hifher AZ -s.2ae there were no
aales spo. Al Ner Orleans steady,
v snies ~ere e,4n bales
Eeeeirts at some Of the leaffnS
points: Galveston, a s2S; View oriea as.
1sos: Mobile. 47c: Savannah, f,sts.
1 Charleston 4ss: Norfoik. s95 Augusta.
Y i.s4o; ST Louis, STU
Anrii tcid,-rlcse. ts.Ae ssd. prs-
vieus cfose. $500
Ma 'eid,--orer .Aar high. .4se:
lew. - - close. "a so htd, previous
c3nxe -Aso
Ns Mav fnewl--opAn 2s ~, htwn ~ "A:
se~. as.ss CLOSE. rs rs 92s.5o previous
June eo.d>--c'ose, 1880 sta; pre-
x NOUS close $3.50
July foid1--Oper ssfn, A+yh. 81 50:
sAw. .5i close 25 1c3.So; previous
close - 80
Jaly tne~,--onsn. .a.4s; high, s4.rc;
~. 80 as c,ose. - rs T24ir; previous
hose "a -
August told> s2I5 h>d; pre-
sicus close. .t7s
August tre~,--FrA- s.r, low
9.<e. cicss 2a.ss bid; previous close.
.7.:e.
s4pterse- toydl--nrh. rec. low.
i.56.
s~pt<nber frew,-rrose. -.ss hAa
revious close. u as
October foidl---Open. .sss: hfsA
30; low, ,ess; close. .ts5 hid; pre-
" .ous cioae, 20 30
Us; low. .l.3e. close. e3el y 2eos:
3trevieus close. 81 50.
November foldo--oper, rs close,
Is bid previous close. - ~
november fnew>--Close e1.s5 bid
-evicus close. 2i14
December foidD--Htgh. s1s-: low.
~: chose. also bid; previous close
" sssB<
sF 6ecemher tnewt---Op~r .ns7: high
~. lew, ee.A5: cioee. 81 So bid: pre-
s0uS chose. 9c.4<
Jkauaty fofd,-C7oss 30 so bid; pre
e0s clcEe, 1850
January fnewb-Efgh. 3fss. 1ow
-: closs. ~ Is bid; previous clog.
~
NNbruAry told)--Ciose ss4n hid
evfouG close 1880
february fnew)--C1ese. Ass. pre-
Se - Close. .o5s
4arch .tnev)-~Hlrh. y. &C. lcw u "a.
-, ~ - bid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
OWN HOME CAMPAIGN
IS ON IN INDIANA

Tho first statewide "Own Your ou7,
Home campaign in the United States
is reported to the division of public
works and construction development
of the department of LABOR The
cam paign II on in tho state of Indiana
and behind II as the directing force
Is no less an organization than .the
Indiana state cf1ambe o. commerce,
OF which John &C. SnTder. of Craw~
louisville. is president and John f.
Northwsy. OF Columbus Is SECRETARY.
Much NJ the work in connection with
The statewide campaign Will fall on
A, w Mckeand, director of extension.
here are eighteen cities in the
United States in which Own Your
Own Home" campaigns are under
wsy. or about to start but the Indiana
state cham her Of commerce lis sponsor
for the first movement for a cam aign
tn tn Ike in every hamlet village and
city IN state. 1t Is understood that
this campaign may be extended over
period of five years and it is not
improbable that the Indiana state
cham Der of commerce finally may de-
eide to maintain as a permanent de-
nartment of it's organization an own
Your Own Home" bureau which will
be on the job every day OF every year
Mr.. a w Mckeand. extension
director or the indiana organization, ,.
has wr1ttan the division of public
works and construction development.
asking it's cooperation In the Indiana
cam pajgn-
All the machinery OF the depart
ment of labor, III so far as i touches
he Indiana field, will be lined up
to cooperate and assist whenever OPP
portunity offers. A representative of
the department of Labor will go TO In
diana TO study the own Your Own
Home" organization there to the end
that its attractive features NAV he
PASSED ON TO other cities and states
The following from Mr. McKeandts
letter indicates the scale on which
the Indiana campaign WI be prose
cufed as well as the method
THE Indiana sstate .charssaeY. ct y,Yy, ~
rnerce has, for the past few months
been planning an own 4 Horne"
ca n ign. We have heis our initial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

organized that we will have as soon
as their executive commit ees Rave
passed upon the plan. We have four
subcommittee studying the probiens
OF finance, survey city planning and
advertising. These committees ara
made up of well known people from
all lines OF business In all parts Of the
state, and they are actively a. work on
their plans at this time. We are then
building a complement to the state
wide organization in each town in tha
state. The statewide organization
passing down to the local communities
lis plans and suggestions and working
with the local COMMUNITIES to make
such changes as are needed to suit
ic cal conaJ ',fons. Fnaya 4par long ex-s
perience in the commercial organiza-
ton fed we know that no y an set IN
in any ocs place will, suit all local
con ditiona IN another. so FOR this rea
son we are going TO placs our plans
IN charSD OF special committees in
each town III the state and help them
fit the p.sn to local conditions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
'IT md RUBBER
SI|oIe ON MARKET

1hsk. AsrE k--Ins actual bank
NeAAy shcwcd SURPLUS In
80 tSa.DX.oSe. loans aeereased
NGMn,AnA nse demand deposits In
"a -, 4S<oee and met time de-
- slnercassA &s1Aooa TIE average
- unmN showed surplus increased
s1eak zasnt zss,.y 1881. So RS ~GF.
-. 1mnA1c deposits increased tn4,-
1r1eo4 ard net time deposits ineTease1
soA2G2eeA
e&oc8n caooeA irregular to-day AFTER a
'roeAe9 AcxfWe session that VIA inHn~
Aanen4 ~ vAsSdstsnt r~po~%s ct ar oren
WW11ck h staaa betnx pArrsitted cy ire
x9v0eaMsnt American rnternattons ~
80 H. mosk prom inert ieswre tr TIE
0Q01ng md wens TO rs-a h1gH recorH
"a 1<x. Maysne ~s@ quiet hnt r.
l1&mnk3en ~eFardirs the stock v~@F
hl9Aly Significant
Y. OauRe e-recsAl.+ee a. toE irstsn -.
A3eac13Hed on. Hut-~e Er-ths~-. Ma
1SnAl B,gesn- American Agricultural
5hemicAI and Atax Fuhher we're
issr0ag The huyfnr OF Fysner Ee%~ ar5
rA@s iron Pspe aieo looted 70 r. vsrT
Kcod United Drug advanced sra rply
er Gman transactions
6euth psrsHc nAs aec~.,s .
myutery ecuaIsed >nSy by fh@ e.src 4 tc
nystsr- 81 Mercsnr1'e tfsrins #
seAsrs that the Perrswf~~rts Esi1~oad
as rot sold ali 'tr souther7 Pacific
Although u vas reported scrr etiuse
SEesrss ehae Il hss eo-e SC u Sc true
Int recent reports 81 Southern &c
9kha~ . REDUCTION tn revenue. boF IN the
sAffreAA world the ce-.ps~v " known
~ - nne Of the st-o- Esst Of TIE phoiA
scuntyy and rs-u-~ 70 private ovner> ,
Ehtp and management wout6 bers1t Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
AMATEUR COMMISSION
TO MEET TOMORROW

Members ~ the amateur baseball
commission of Richmond, as well az
managers Of tho various local base
ball teams that are to be in either the
Commercial. Richmond or Athletic
league this season. AS well as all who
sre Interested in the promotion Of
amateur baseball are requested tn lie
present tomorrow night, when ii
meeting OF the comm ission will he
held in the parfor at Murphy's hotel.
starting at S:t5 O'Clock,
A schedule of the leagues will prob
ably be arranged, or II already fixed
by the managers, submitted TO the
board. Among the things that In r
tcrest the players lis the announce
nent that q grand feast will be held
on Easter Monday. prior to the open
ing of the season
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

~h1eaGo. April s--Bsars in corn
4 - oI1teA today because Of declines
Is 70 3ke- Country offerings were
- liberal and Argentine was offer.
esrn In increased quantities at At
~ and Gulf ports No sales were
oested. Reports regarding Ar-en-
- labor conditions were conflicting.
sern resolved at primary markets
stAG the week totaiIed 3.gae 900
skais. N increase Of 300 ooe bushels
& n ths previous week There was
\ = large open interest in deferred
~ fut1Ses. Those long or short on
Il havs transferred accounts TO July
WA oeHtennbey. Prices viii pivot on
Il sNant Of the cash market C,cne,d
~ corn was sold in the pit on
VII l4.1alrinE account Buying uaa
eeBA9. lea mainly by shorta TN
@&&xo8 waAkAAr was predicted for the
GA~ pan Of the corn belt for In.
6aa9 week indicating rnovern en-
s<he farms may be retarded
NJ e9oAed At losses Of NC 10 lie.
eoAttOas vers mainly on price
- In corn. Cash transactions
1Ght Cor Domestic purposes. Re-
G ~ URINARY markets fer the
a9N s.9&i.ooo bushels compared
o1p0 for the saxnn period a
y401 A0xann,x mr. 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
STATE. LEAGUE MEETING
IN NORFOLK "WEDNESDAY

President w. -. Bradley. Of the Nir-
ginia. laae1le, Yesterday postponed the
meeting ~ Ahe@ .tssAtss <~fnlessS; ss4esiesrs,
which was scheduled to he held in
Norfolk, until "Wednesday night, when
II will be held at the Monticello hotel.
The object Of the session is to draft
a playing schedule for the state
lea gue.
II IN rumored that George Stinson,
former pilot of the colts, will prob
ably accept tho managerial honors of
either the Portsmouth or the suffolk
team. He is an unusually good man
aEer, and the keeping OF him in the
Virginia leagne is desired b. The fans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
RICHMOND GRAsr ExcaANen

CWfscssssle Quotations IA Change
Richmond. Va April L. 1919.
WBEA1,~-rsr Lots:
Nc Ted fwtufsrS fpyS~@a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
CONDITION or II. O. WRIGHT
REpQKrE.D MICH. IMPROIE.I

The condition Of Harry Q. Wright,
of Edrewood avenue who was shot
near the home OF r. n. Stoltz, in
Gsnser Park. being Mistaken for a
burglar, In much improved Physi-
clans at the Memorial hospital re-
ported Last night that he was mending
rapidly. and was expected to recover.
For several days Mr.. Wrtghks condi-
ton war critical as he had bullet
~ HIS abdomen. and his recovery was
Aanhs<1.~ i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
WET GROUNDS STOP
SYIDER- MEDICl CAM

The opening game of the 1919 base
ball seaeon, to be played between the
Richmond College Spiders and the
Medical College of Virginia, at Boule-
ward field, yesterday, afternoon. was
called Off because of the bad condition
of the field
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

bank nire, with two men on base.
gained for tho Church Hill boys their
leading score.
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19

Mr.. ]. Conry. formerly a Roscom-
mon workhouse official. has received
a handsome presentation from friends
on his departure for Dublin.
A handsome presentation from the
citizens marked the departure on pro-
motion to Dublin of Mr.. ]. ]. Hesaly,
accountant, National Bank, Roscom.
mon.
A Solemn Requiem High Mass was
celebrated in the Parish Church, Kea-
due, before large congregation for
the repose of the souls of those who
gave their lives for ireland in Easter
Week, 1916. A big number of priests
officiated.
The grocers' assistants in Tralee
went on strike to enforce a demand for
increased wages. TIE demand was con-
coded by or employers. Drap-
ers' assistants and bakers are also
looking for an increase. To meet the
latter application is being made to pet
ty sessions to authorize an increase
of I'D. on the pound loaf.
Mr.. Dermot O'Brien, Cork, writes
that DIR. O'Doherty, Bishop-elect of
Clonfert, is not, as stated, the young
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19

Order for Creditors to Present Claims.
No. EsiSsas.
State Of Minnesota. County of Henne-
pin. Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Charles
Wisenbaler, Deceased.
Letters Of administration on the es-
late Of the County Of Hennepin and
A. II. selb Of said county and state;
Se it daH% IN tb SpG sad Psp
made and filed herein, that there are
Charles Wisenbal Hs. deceased ceased o,.,. !.
and the same is hereby allowed from
which all persons having claims or
e s the n
bate Court Of said County of Hennepin
for examination and allowance, or be
forever barred.
Monday fq IN tss
PsoSate court. to Sc sela at ' the Court ou
sS In the Be- G anS Gf Il
appointed as the time and place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
And It is further ordered, That no.
tice Of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
week. for thres
cessive weeks in the Irish Standard.
q newspaper printed and published IN
Dated It Minneapolis this 1st day Of
.A Join a: DAHL.
N. c. oDoSNEf1 Atty. s''f'
u.l,, n ~
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19

est bishop probably in the world, and
mentions that DR.. Thos. Frederick,
Bishop of West Nigeria, a native of
Kilflynn. Tralee, holds that record, be-
ing in his S7th year.
For excellent work and devotion to
duty in France during the war Miss
Sheila O'Riordan, Killarney, has been
awarded the Royal Red Cross. She
was trained at the South Infirmary,
Cork.
About 2 a. m. police visited the
premises of Mrs. O'Mullin, shopkeeper,
Kilmallock, and made a thorough
search of all rooms and the attic,
s450 has already been collected in
Limerick for the proposed memorial
club for ex-service men.
Limerick Steamship Company have
acquired from the Government the
'Island Queen" 10000 tons dead
weight; they have also bought 5,025
ton steamer being built by the Dublin
Dockyard Company, and an 5000 ton
steamer building by Napier & Miller,
The Paddocks, Limerick, Weekly
Cattle and Sheep Market-Store cat
tie full supply, forward and suitable
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19

drafts met a good trade, thick young
bullocks drew best rates. There year
old heifers, second class, G2S 5s., s29
5s.; Two year old bullocks, s26 los.
s31 12s. Cd; heifers, second class,
$40 to s24. Yearling bullocks, 212
to s14 16s.; heifers, ELL to s13 los.
Shippers, 927. Milk, an over supply,
and mixed; useful milchers, 923, 937
1Os.; smaller, s25 to $50. Fat sheep,
G5 los, small lambs, s2 Is. A fair
even trade.
DR.. v. Power has been appointed M.
O., Borrisoleigh, by Thurles Guardians.
1t is now definitely ascertained that
one of the patients who escaped from
Clonmel Asylum was drowned. Sever
al patients have been brought away
by relatives.
Mr.. NJ. j. Lonergan, assistant coun-
ty surveyor, has been appointed town
surveyor, Carrick-on-Suir He and
Mr.. Jephson, assistant county sur
veyor, Waterford, received z votes
each and the chairman (Mr. Kirby
gave his casting vote for Mr.. Loner-
gan. The council raised their working
mems wages from 35s. to SO week.
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19

peoples representatives liberty even
to walk under arrest without being
manacled."
Rev. Brother Bonaventure, Superior
of the Marist Brothers Schools. Ath-
lone, has been appointed Provincial of
the Order in the United Kingdom. The
new Provincial is the second son of
Mr.. w. Mulrooney, late of Lavally,
County Sligo.
Westmeath, Farmers Union have
elected Mr.. NJ. Roman, Fennor, secre-
tary, at a salary of s25O to include
travelling expenses.
Athlone Branch of Weavers' Asso-
citation presented Mr.. ]. F. Martin, U.
DC, secretary, with wallet of treas
ury notes. silver-mounted pipe and
pouch for long service.
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19
MUNSTER.

An outrage is reported from Knock
James, Tulla, where two men named
Michael Corbett and Thomas Powell
were fired at, and both wounded, Cor.
bett, it is stated, very seriously. At
the time they were going to local bog
for the purpose of drawing some turf,
and the report states that they met a
person on the road evidently a man
disguised in female attire who dis
charged revolver at close range, hit
ting both men. The assailant then made
away. the wounded men returning to
their homes, when medical aid was
summoned.
The we'll known drapery business
carried on in Cork for about 60 years
under the title of the London House
is passing into the control Of the pro-
prietors Of Roche's Stores.
Judge Bourke got white gloves at
Fermoy.
Mr.. p. J. Flanagan, Berehaven. q
member Of the reporting staff of the
Cork Examiner, has died, aged Is.
Middleton q. G. have received vol
untary contribution of ESQ from
& Messrs. T. Mailman & Sons, Avoncore
Flour Mills. in respect Of wear and
tear Of the firms heavy motor lorry
trahic on the streets.
Lieutenant Colonel w. Stopford IRE
tired, Ahanisk, Middleton, was fined 5s.
/ and e 1 costs, and ordered to pay 23s.
a. arrears of insurance contribu-
don 81 respect of one Of his farm lands.
on the occasion Of the departure of
] Rev. Patrick Woulfe, &C.. Kilmallock
and Ballingaddy for London and Rome.
Al connection with the cause of the
beatihcation Of the Irish Martyrs IRE
seearch work); he was presented with
dress BY the practitioners.
ss II. 8. 6. symes. sub-agent Bank OF
49, entertained 1t . farewell
4 4 111 - 81 Youshal Golf Club on the
4 9 % u q his promotion to Ballinas-
1 ~ also presented with .
~ SsESs We. So Ia
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19
LElNsTER.

LElNsTER.
At the Carmelite Monastery, Roe
buck, Dundrum, Sister Mary Emanuel
miss Teresa Moran, second daughter
Of Mrs. Margaret Moran and the late
Mr.. M. Moran, Of Fostertown House.
Cloughran, became a member Of the
Carmelite Order.
About $50 Gaelic students travelled
by special train from the Dublin Col
lege Of Modern Irish, Lower Abbey
street, to Howth, where, after tea had
been served, pleasant evening was
spent In Irish conversation, story tell
ing and the rendering of traditional
Gaelic songs.
springers and mich cows are re-
ported in good request at improved
prices ct recent fairs. The recent
rains have made business more brisk
for stores, but present high prices are
maintained.
The Irish standard., 1919-07-19
coNNAUGHT.

coNNAUGHT.
Miss M. Ryan, B.A., daughter of Dr.
Ryan, MO-, Loughrea, County Galway.
has been presented by her colleagues
on the staff of the Labor Exchange,
Wexford, with beautiful pergne on
her departure pending her marriage.
Mr.. ]. Klibride, RIM, has refused the
application of Galway bakers to be al
lowed to increase the price of the ID.
loaf from Cd. to lid.
Constable Laughlin, RIG, has
served notice of claim for $500 for
injuries received in Portumna Dis
trict two years ago, in connection
with an agrarian agitation, when he
was fired at and wounded.
Mr.. Michael j. Allen, managing
clerk, Messrs. Conroy, solicitors, Gal
way, has been appointed commits
sioner for oaths.
d.. Donnelly, Manorhamilton, has
been presented with suitably in
scribed walking stick by the Con-
naught Association for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, in recognition
of his services.
Carrick-on-Shannonm magistrates sent
Arthur Coles, ex-soldier, of Kilboderry,
to jail for two months for assulting
Constables McAlwaine and Costello
with bail term to follow, and dismiss
ed with EOS. costs case by Coles
against Constable McAlwaine for al
legged assault. Sergeant Gildea said de-
PENDANT had been fined for drunken
ness several times since demobiliza-
tion, and it was proved that on this
occasion he molested people, kicked
bicycles belonging to others returning
from Catholic devotions, and was. VIC
lent.
The Irish Times says: The resi-
dence of Sir Gilbert King, Bart
Charlestown, Drumsna, was raided re.
Gently at night by unknown persons in
search for arms, and a few old rifles
or guns were carried off by the raiders
The efforts of the raiders were rem
dered easy as the family had been
away from home. The Strokestown
police authorities, in whose district
Charlestown is, are investigating the
matter.
Major tombstone, VIC, has been ap
pointed RIM. for Roscommon and Mayo
to be stationed at Castlrea, replacing
Mr.. w. H. Rice, who was superannuat
ed last year, but continued to do duty
until the conclusion of the war.
Capt. J. r. Fay, Adjutant, Fifth Regt
u. s. Marine Corps, who is nephew
of Mr.. D. Fahy, Castlebar, has beer
awarded, during the war, crosses and
medals, including the DISC. (U. 81
the French Cross of the Legion Of
Honor, and the Croix de Guerre.
! At Charlestown Sessions Michae
| Walsh, Cashel, County Mayo, was fined
e10O, mitigated to e6, for being foun6
in possession of five gallon jar Of
poteen. A neighbours ass and cart
which he used to convey the stuff
were forfeited. On Jas. Drudy, Bulk
avn, in whose house pint Of potter
was found, similar fine was imposed
Patrick Gallagher, Bulkawn, was also
fined Sc, with a recommended reduc
ton to los. for permitting private dis
ltillations on his lands.
Miss E. sharkey, Crossna, Count,
Roscommon, was the recipient of {
handsome presentation from the Boyle
Nursing Staff on her retirement. Sht
served over three years as nursing
sister and spent 11l years in active
service in France.