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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

The SPEAKER: Tho gentleman
from Portland. Mr.. Allan. made mo-
ton on the bill. An Act to provide
for the jurisdiction of the Public
Utilities Commission over certain mo-
tor vehicles. Will the gentleman
from Portland. Mr.. Allan. state his
motion over again?
Mr.. ALLAN Of Portland: Mr..
Speaker. l move the adoption of the
amendment. The amendment was
intended to be placed upon the bill
in the Senate, but by inadvertence it
was overlooked. --...
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
from Portland. Mr.. Allan, presents the
following amendment:
House Amendment A to Senate
Document 256.
Insert after the word upon" in the
first line OF Section 1 of said docu-
ment the following words:
Its own motion. or on so that
said section as amended shall read
AS follows:
Section l. The public utilities COM
mission shall. upon It's own motion,
or on written complaint made against
any person. firm or corporation op-
Grating any motor vehicle upon any
public street or way for the carriage
OF passengers or freight or both for
hire by ten persons. firms. corpora
tions or associations. aggrieved there
py' after reasonable notice and hear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

The SPEAKER: We will now take
up House Document No. AIS. bill, An
Act for the care and preservation Of
shade and ornamental trees. tabled
a little earlier in the session.
Mr.. LANPHER Of Sebec: Mr..
Speaker. | would like to have this re-
tabled until tomorrow morning. I
have been waiting to see Mr.. Colby
and he has just arrived. I have not
had time to confer with him about It:
so I would like to have 1t re-tabled
until tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

VII SHiih, ny Tic iCBdI IucHlDSE VI
tho sea and shore fisheries commits
sion. That Is my understanding OF
1t. I hope that We will concur.
Mr.. HINCkLEY: Mr.. Speaker, l
do not want to take exceptions to the
legal department OF any department.
but as matter of law l think that
the committee on conference can
stragihten this out.
Mr.. BARNES Of Houlton: Mr..
Speaker. before we fellows from far
inland vote on this, OF course We
would like little information. Now
there are many members Of the sea
and shore fisheries committee with
US. and they ought to explain this. To
a more land lawyer. who, 1t would be
nSe thing that Just az the smack
niled\ over the three-mile line, she
could tss US goodbye. If she did
not comb back. We would never get a
cent Of penalty. AS the law now
stands. It would seem to a land law.
yer that, II that master or skipper
ever came back. he would have to pay
the penalty for his misdoings. and
Uaying that tho smack shall DO for.
faited after It goes with it's cargo of
Holsters outside Of the state of
Maine. u mere empty words. unless
the smack comes back. Now II the
members Of the sea and shore fish
cries committee will explain to US
that this does not absolutely render
that section. providing tho penalty.
null and void. why, we will know
how 70 yotA
Tho SPEAKER: Tho question be-
fore the House 10 the adoption of
Senate Amendment A - rsSd.
A viva voce vote being taken. the
motion to adopt Senate Amendment
4, failed Of passage.
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
kom 5oothbax Hasboz. Mr.. Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

The Chair lays before the House Sen
ate Document No. 33. An Act to esta5-
lish State reformatory for men. ia
bled by the gentleman from North An
son. Mr.. Holley. pending third reading.
On motion by Mr.. Holley OF North
Arson the bill received its third reading
and was passed to be engrossed
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24
REFLECTU.
,,PRIMA RfNDUNICA"

Societatea ,,Simion Barnutiu,'
din Chicago, Ill, mentioneaza in
Invitarea publicata in ziarul IA
merica" acum de curind ca Ia
banchetul eel va da Gu ocazia a.
niversarei de cinci ami de la in
fiintarea eli, Sc va vorbi 81 discu-
ia 81 despre organizatiile Romi-
nesti din America 81 despre or-
ganizatia proiectata pentru Ro-
minia Mare.
Ne bucura acest pas al socie-
tatii ,,Simion BarnutiuS~ chestii
att de importante trebue discu-
tate pretutindeni 81 la orr ce oca-
ziune. Prilej mai bine ales ca un
banchet orr petrecere, pentru a
face propaganda pentrul o astfel
de idee mare, nu poate fl -altul.
Aci vim oameni de tot felul, GA
meni ce nu au avut prilejul de a
auzi despre organizatiuni 81 poa-
te mai putin au avut prilejul de
auzi ca Uniumea Sc pregateSte
al apara contra nenorocirilor,, nu
numai in aceasta tara, ci 81 in
Rominia Mare. Gu astfel de oca-
Iii, este datorinta noastra ca sd
spunem multimei, ce fnseamna
pentru moi organizatie ca Uni
unea, ce foloase ne aduce, att
aici, cit 81 cind he vom intoarce
la caminurile noastre. Poporul
trebue >facut Sc ~realizeze ca nu c
cuminte ca, dupa .ce sc va intoar
ce acasa, sa faca ca stramosii hui
adeca la caz de. boala, la caz de
accident, la caz de moarte sa-si
ia boul din jug, vaca Gu lapte,
ori alte vite necesarc pentru sus-
tinerea familiei lui, 81 sa lie vim
da ca sd poata plati medical.
cumpara medicina, orr ingropa pc
eel mort.
0 stim destul de bine ca un caz
ca. cele de mai sus mentionate, G
destul ca sa saraceasca pc un oan
din popor. de ce atunci nu s'ai
organiza ca in cazuri de boala.
accident orr moarte sa primeasca
un ajutor frumos Gu care Sc poa-
ia acoperi spesele 81 sd ramina
Gu averea intreaga?
Aceste adevaruri trebue puse
sub ochii fratilor nostri de aici.
81 ocazii ca banchete, petreceri.
ETC., nu trebue scapate, pentru ca
aceste sunt cele maf-nimrite pen
tru acest scop - urmati pilda So
cietatii ,,Simion Barnutiu".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24
INFoRNIkTWNI

socialistii Germani Ger pace,
= Berlin. = O suta de mil de So
cialisti independent au facut
ieri o demonstrate la Lustgarten
in favoarea inchierei unei pa:i
imediat, Eli purtau numeroase
steagufi rosii 81 placarde Gu III
scrptia: WREN numai pace, PHI
ne 81 de lucru.
Lucruri de valoare gasite de
trupe. - Paris. Trupele anne
ricane carl lucrau prin Franta,
ia ariile rascolite de ghiulele, al
gasit diferite lucruri de valoarc
ingropate in RUNE. Toate aceste
lucruri sunt predate la ministe-
rul de finante francez, care cauta
sd gaseasca pc adevaratii propri-
etari al lor. Toate lucrurile mere
clamate de nimeni tree in pose
siunea statului.
!. .Du Pout slxdsgts otsl. - Bal
timore, Nd. - S'a aflat CD gene
ralul T. Coleman du Pont, un
membru al firmei care : furnizat
cea mai mare cantitate de pubic
re fntrebuintats de armatele ali
atilor In decursul razboinlui, are
de gind sd cl6deasca un otel ma
se II baltimore, care 81 alba
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24

lui Edward De Valera a prezenta
cazul Irlandei la conferinta de
pace.
Indentificarea unui acuzat de
furt. Elyria, Ohio. Dina
Maria Moldovan din Elyria a in
sotit pc detectivul Lenahan la
Massillon 81 a ajutat astfel Ia
indentificarea lui Vasile Stan,
care este acuzat ca in ziua de II
August 1917 ar Fl furat de la
D-na Moldovan suma de 1,5O0 Gle
dolari. Stan zice ca nu este vi
novat, 81 a fost liberat pc cal-
tune (bond) de 1000 de dolari.
fsi aduce fiul la inchisoare. -
Syracuse, NJ Y. - Robert G.
Grimsbaw, care Luni noaptea fu-
gise de. la inchisoarea Auburn, a
fost adus fnapoi de fatal sau. Ia
tai a spus ca aducindu-si fiul a.
colo unde inertia sa stea, credca
ca-si face datoria lui de ceta-
team cinstit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24
Mar uTIl(lSulL


Ce OF ii fnsemnind aceea: gra
It's Gu patru dolari 81 noua cent??
lara ,,inventie'' de la cei Gu mast
nile prin Cleveland?
Daca ar sti ca nu-i stau bine.
nici femeie nu ar purta oche
lari - in America.
Am vazut multe femei 81 fete.
Uncle -dintre fete au fata care
este un poem fntreg = insa din
nenorOcire - cea mai mare par
te a barbatilor nu intelege poe
sia.
Pentru ca sd afli mijloace de
cearta nu este nevOie sd patroni-
zezi coloanele de anunturi ale
ziarelor.
Vine vara. Odata Gu ca 81 seal
da in liber. 81 innotul. Acesta lie
aduce aminte ca toti Oamenii carl
stu innota. ar trebui sd nu fie
niciodata saraci, pentru ca eli Sc
stu sustine singuri - la supra
fata.
I'm cetitor ne intreaba: Ce, s "a
ales de fata aceea care era alta
de subtirica incit putea sa ia O
baie in - fountain penn" ?
Dupa cit Sc vede prin Ohio.
pacea are sd soseasca pc un timp
cind nu vom mai fl i'm stare sa
deschidem butelie pentru ca sa
celebram.
Daca Germanii nu vOr vol Sd
semneze tratatul de pac9 atunci
nu va fl alta de .facut, decit ca
aliatii sa denumeasca pc maresa-
lul Foch de epitrop al Germa-
niei.
Austria Sc plinge ca nu. poate
sa traiasca singura. Este, ma
rog, tocmai neaparata lipsa, pen
tru ca tara aceea sa mai tralas-
ca?
Up suspin american: moi am
'uat tara aceasta de la lndieni.
dar dupa prima Iulie pot sa o
alba indarat, daca lie place.
Fata care considerase casatO-
ria ca cariera, acuma are 81 ca
o fata care considera casatoria
ca ,,speculatie".
Gel mai bun lucru pc .care-l
pot face Germanii de pc acuma,
este sd ute tot despre ,,culturaH
81 Sc inceapa din greu a-si chcl-
tut tot timpul pentru = agricnD-
tura.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24

- wv iio StSt1uA W AS Wa AVs
I-se tale picioarele fara sa fie
adormit. = Londra. - Doctorii
i-au taiat lui Henry Shiers amin
doua pjcioarele pc cind sta Gu
capul in jos, avfnd picioarele a.
pucate fntre casuta unui elevator
81 pardoseala etajului. Pima nu
is 'au taiat picioarele. fost I'M
posibil ca omul sd fie secs de
acolo.
Franta ridica taxa pusa pc pie
larie. Washington. G.. d
Snow, atasat comercial, a tele-
grafiat de la Paris ca printr 'un
decret publicat in monitorul Off
cial, de acum incolo in Franta
poate fl importata pielarie fara
licenta de import.
Cladirea unui port japonez. =
Toxic. - Zilele acestea 'au ter.
minat planurile pentru lucrarea
unui port care va costa suma dl
50.O00,O00 de dolari. Acum zecf
ami, portul lucrat tot dupa pla-
mil aceSta. Ar Fl cOStat num9 n
15,O0O,00O de dolari.
Ars in exploEia de gaz. = Ely
ria. Ohio. - G. E. Everett, in G.
tate de 35 de ami, Sc afla acum
la scpitalul Memorial in urma
ranelor ce lea PRINT intro ex-
plozie de gaz produsa in locuinta
sa. Everett aprinsese soba de gaz
in camera de bae inainte de a-Si
lua baia obicinuita. Pima sd SC
Incalzeasca apa s'a gindit sa sc
duca intr alta camera sd ceteas-
ca 81 sd mai fumeze, insa cind a
iesit din camere-de baie, a atins
Gu virful picH aui furtunul de
cauciuc carel De leta alte doua
tevi de gaz, Si e3plozia s'a pro
dus in mod hgfozitor, spargind
ferestrele 81 darImind rartc
din tavan.
Desvelirea unei tabele. = Uh-
richsville. Ohio. -NPe ziua de 80
Maiu (Memorial Day. va fl des,
velita piatra pc care sunt sculp-
tate numele tuturor soldatilor
din acest oras carl au murit III
razboiul actual, De-asupra eli sta
Escris: "Lista de onoareS'.
Un orb atacats de. pungasi. =
Cleveland, Ohio. Joi dulsl
miezul noptii, dol pungasi all IL
tacat 81 jefuit pc orbul Guy
Craig, care tocm4i Sc intorcea
acasa. Cind l-au afacat Craig sc
afla numai la vre-o suta de pasi
de locuinta sa. Pc cind Anul din
tre raufacatori il tinea Gu mil
nile la spate, celalalt La scotocit
prin buzunare, lufndu-i un cea-
sornic 81 citiva dolari. n
Mare foe in Nozzle. - Mobile,
Ala. - I'm foe groaznic izbucnit
in aceasta localitate a nimicit Pc
ste 200 de cladiri, facut pagu-
be de 10000 de dolari 81 lasat
1,50O de persoane fara adapost.
Gratiei straduintei depusa de
pompieri, flacarile au fost stinse
fnainte de ajunge la docuri 81
la santierele de> vapoare, carl le
stau in Gale. S'a formal la utica
la organizatie de ajutor din ce
tatenii orasului spre a ingriji dc
cei ramasi fara camin. =
Regele Albert " veni in Anne
RIGA. New York. - Astazi s'a
anuntat ca regele Albert al Bel
giei 81 regina vor veni toamna a.
ceasta sa viziteze Statele Unite.
Vestea este anuntata de consulul
Belgian din Cincinnati. Dinsul
zicea ca maiornl Leon Osterrieth,
atasatul militar Il Belgiei la Wa
shington, prinit de Ia rege in
structiuni despre felul aranja-
mentelor ce trebne sa faca in We
derea vizitei sale afci.
r. I
IrlandeEii Ger e1, voFbeascA on
prsgedintsl4 WilocuE Paris.
Reprezentantii societatilor irlan-
deze din Ameries, carl acum se
afla la Paris, al cerut presedin-
- !. -.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
CALLS ADVERTISING
MEAT OF CHRISTIANITY
Episcopal Drive Director Says
People Here Shsald Be Educated
To Attending Church

Advertising Is the very essence of
Christianity, says the Rev. d. We'll
lington Curran, who is directing the
Episcopal nationwide campaign in
the diocese of Washington.
ut always has been my policy to
keep the Episcopal Church before the
eyes Of the people constantly" he
said. Results cannot be shown sta
tisticaily, but they can and will tell
with cumulative effect. This IL q city
In which 1t is moro conventional not
to go to church, but time will tell In
creating Q social authority for church
going. There are plenty of people in
the Capital who intend to 60 to church
once in while.
I'VE want these folks to como to
church all the time-not only at
Easter and Christmas and other
similar times. 1t is for this reason
that churches do well to advertise.
"A few weeks ago the Rotary Club
in Western city took an informal
poll among the business men which
showed that they all knew exactly
where every theater In the city was
located, but only Is per cent Of them
knew the exact location Of every
church.
"All Of which proves that the idea
of publicity is absolutely essential II
the church 10 to move steadily for
ward"
The nationwide campaign win cul-
inmate in the pledging Of funds next
Sunday afternoon. when nearly $500
canvassers will call on every mem
Der living in the diocese.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
D. S. TRADE BOARD PROBE
TO BEGIN BY JANUARY !
Investigation To Include Genera
Activities As Well As Red
Propaganda Charges.

Investigation OF the charges made
by Senator Watson. Republican, oi
Indiana. against the Federal Trad.
Commission, will begin before the
first of the year.
The resolution passed yesterday by
the Senate provides investigation Of
the general activities of the commits
sian as well as the alleged spreading
of socialistic and Bolshevistic propa-
ganda-
The investigation will be exhaust
i've, according to Senator Watson.
who will be chairman of the subcom-
mittee of the Interstate Commerce
Committee to conduct tire investisa
tion.
"The probe will take at least two
months" Watson said. I'VE are going
into every phase OF the situation. I'm
ployes of the Federal Trade Com lis
sion are located in Chicago. The COM
mittee may go there to investigate
the activities.
"I am In accord with the amend
ment to my resolution introduced by
Senator Cummins. 1t broaiens the
scope OF the investigation to every
activity OF the Federal Trade CON-
mission"
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
To Ward OFF Winter
Complexion Ms

10 keep the face smooth. white and
esAstffui all winter. there's nothing quite
10 good as ordinary mercoiised wax
Rough. chsppsd or discolor-d skin. newt
able In this weather. Is gently absorbed by
ths wax and replaced by the newer. fresher
skin esneath The face exhibits no trace
Of the wax. the latter being applied at bed
time and washed OF mornings Creams
powders and rouges. on the other hand
arc apt to appear conspicuous at this sea-
son, because OF alternating expansion and
contrAction of the skin. due to changing
temperatures You are advised to try this
simple treatment. Get ounce OF mer-
coltEed wax 1T any drugstore and use like
cold cream This will help any complex
loo ~ once. and In a week the skin
viii look remarkably youthful and healthy.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
NAVY NOW OWNS 1882
AIRCRAFT OF ALL KINDS
Value of Planes And Equipment
At Fiscal Years End ID
$67, 7,301,1 ,160.

The FIRST detailed report on naval
aviation was made public today In q
report by Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels filed with Congress.
At the end Of the fiscal year the
Navy had aircraft and equipment, to-
gether with aircraft under course of
construction, valued at $67, ,301 ,160.
The navy owns 1852 aircraft OF all
kinds, classified as follows:
Service flying boats, 997: school fly
ing boats, POS; land and shipboard
planes, 144; foreign planes, %: ex-
perimental planes, II; balloons, 10;
kite balloons, 157; dirigibles, IL.
Three Of NC. Type.
There are three planes of the NC.
type, such as crossed the Atlantic.
Four others are under construction.
They are valued at $125,000 each.
Next in value are two dirigibles,
listed at 100000 each.
A Sperry bombing plane, owned by
the navy, is valued at $S7 200.
Secretary Daniels announces that
the Navy Department plans to equip
the proposed marine aviation station,
to be established at Quantico, Va,
with eighteen landplanes, six sea-
planes, to be manned by twelve
officers and 100 men. Twenty officers
are now in training for this service.
Planes at Anacostia.
At the naval aviation station at
he following planes: One Mic; one
Me-; two NF boats; one F boat: six
NS-2; one R-9. Twenty-three officers
and los men are on duty there.
The department Of naval aviation
is now operating under an appropri.
alton of $25,00O,0OO. Secretary Dan
els this week asked Congress for an
appropriation Of $50, 900, 900 for naval
aviation during the fiscal year be-
ginning July 1, 1920.
How Money VIII BE Spent.
1t is planned to expend this sum
n the following manner:
Necessary aircraft and equipment
for fleet use, s3,027 ,250.
Purchase abroad Of five special type
X planes, 500 900.
Erection on Government-owned land
OF two hangers for two large
iirigibles, $3,7OO,OOO.
Construction of one rigid dirigihle,
81 SOC, 900.
Purchase abroad of one dirigible of
latest type, S2,50o,0OO.
Conversion of the United States
steamship Jupiter into an aeroplane
carrier, 100000.
Convert Two Vessels.
Conversion Of two merchant vessels
into aircraft tenders, 100000.
Maintenance and operation of air.
craft factory, helium plant, and air.
craft stations, S3,OOS,OO7.
Continuing experiments and devel-
opment work for all types OF air
craft, $6,70O,00O.
Flying equipment for marine corps
advanced base units, s61S,0OO.
General and m scellaneous con-
tingencies, s2,646,743.
The $350OOOOO asked for would be
expended as follows:
Salaries, $500 900: wages, 81, SOC, 900;
equipment, S33, 900.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
FIGHT ISLAUNCHED
ON WHITE PLAGUE
Paris to Erect Fresh Air Hos
pitals to Offset Adavnce
During War.

PARIS. Dec 4-The city Of Paris
has Just launched . new campaign
against the white plague By erecting
a number Of new fresh air hospitals
on the latest hygienic principles at
Brevannes. Each OF thess buildings
contains 200 beds. In admitting pa
tients preference will De given 10
soldiers who contracted tuberculosis
during the war or to members Of their
families.
President Poincare in an address
at the Inauguration Of the ceremony
made known for the first time that
Prof. Landoury, who led the hight In
France against the white plague,
called upon him . few hours before
his death and knowing that he had
but . short time to live urged . Wig
oroua campaign against tuberculosis
The professor was about to submit
to an operation from which he felt
certAin he would not recover.
Among all the evil Of all kinds
which the war has spread over the
globe. the most formidable 10 assur-
said President Poincare. mot only
have fatigue, insufficient hygiene and
exposure to weather brought to life
latent germs among men prcdisposed
to the malady. or who were rsgar Jed
as cured, but bacciliary contagion has
inevitably assumed exceptional pro-
portions Ia the depots, camps and
trenches.
''In human gatherings so dense and
enormous the mslady from which
even before the war France suffered
30 terribly has been inevitably aggra.
waited. How many men until then IN
good health have become victims of
tuberculosis. When they return home
they VIII run the risk Of propagating
fresh contamination.
I'VE must undertake q real crusade
against this formidable microbc.
From the national standpoint as from
the social there is NO questi> N so
vital. What 10 the use Of the mar
veious bravery Sf our armies in the
feld II our victorious race II to be
gradually devoured By, wasting dis
enDofs
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
HELD FOR THEFT OF 40
GALLONS OF WHlSKEY

Forty gallons Of whiskey. forty
eight quarts Of gin and twenty-four
quarts Of champagne figured In the
trial at Police Court yesterday after
noon Of Benjamin Gather. colored.
charged with completely in house
breaking. Gather is being held for
the action OF the grand jury in $1,000
bond.
The liquid Joy. valued at $3.50.
was taken from the wine cellar of
the house at 2125 Leroy place north
west on the night Of November 81.
Previously liquor valued at 81 900 had
been taken from the same place, Ii
was stated.
One gallon OF 106-proof whiskey,
one Of the forty taken. was turned
over to the janitor Of the building, 1t
was alleged. and this liquor produced
q week-long jag. 1t is said.
Detective Bradley was put on the
case and recovered some of the stolen
liquor.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
ST. ALOUS|US DRIVE
GETS GOOD START
Team "A" for the Women, and
Team z for the Men,
Win Honors.

In the first day of the ten-day drive
OF 81. AIoysius' Parish for 100000 for
the new school building, workers in
the campaign yesterday raised s3s.372.
Team a." of the women's division.
headed by Miss Ann L Dillon, won the
silk banner for funds raised, with
s4os1.
J. e. Cotton captained his team to
victory in the mems division. with
S2,s5o.
The standing of the teams last night
was as follows.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
TRIAL BY JURY DENIED
ALL IRISH, Is REPORT
British Cabinet Meeting Decides For
~ Martial Law For Island,
T. London Hears.

LONDON, Dec 4.-The meeting of
the Cabinet yesterday decided to sus-
pend tril by jury throughout Ire
land. II was reported today. Terror
ism and the imposs 'hiliiy If securing
cQnxtettons, Il was understood are the
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
memory Of Mary Virginia Babbing.
ton.
BresnaAan Family Contributes.

BresnaAan Family Contributes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Bresnahan,
Ellen l. Bresnahan, Aeneas d. Casey.
Mary L. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
slattery, John ]. Slattery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph j.. Colliere, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Lynch. Mary e. Bridget and William
d. Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Col
ton, Everett @. Andrews, Vincent G.
Andrews, John G. Keefe, in memory
Of his sister, Helen Diggs, nee Keefe;
Ethel A. Jarvis, Jennie Howder, Miss
es Sarah A. and Mary Herlihy. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Herlihy, Mrs. John
Hurley, Annie A. Hill, in memory of
her father, John j. Hill; John p. Daw-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Chaves,
Mary C. Holland, Mrs. Annie Jackson,
in memory OF her son, William p.
jackson; William Hurson, in men,
ory of deceased relations; Charles
Fahy, in memory of his father, Thom-
as w. Fahy; DR.. and Mrs. w. P. KEN
ealy. Mary Agnes Ebert, aged two
years; Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Fennell, jr.;
Cornelius A. Lanahan. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
O'Nein, James F. Brennan, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Burke, r. Parkhill, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Garner, Joseph F.
Sullivan, in memory of his wife, Julia
e. Sullivan; Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Ro-
nayne, Mr.. and Mrs. James w. King,
w. w. Pyne, T. E. Pyne, j. B. Brod-
erick.
Make Donation Memorial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Sullivan, in MEM
ory of Helen Marie Sullivan, Daniel
and Edward Sullivan, Joseph DER
ken, in memory of Annie c. Dierken;
John F. and E. J. Keeley, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Costello, in memory of Russell
NJ. Costello; Roy M. Perry, Francis A.
Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Duffy,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Daniels, William
A. and Mary E. Creveling, for Mar
garet E. Creveling. deceased; Sweeney
family, in memory of Patrick c.
Sweeney; Mrs. John MCGUIRE, Charles
r. Macdonald and family, in memory
of Charles w. Macdonald, killed in
France, at Chateau Thierry; Considine
family, in memory of James w. Con-
sidine; Francis L. Trew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis c. Schell, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomn s
f. Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. DAN
ieis, Annie Barrett, in memo of
Mary and Michael Barrett: William ].
Honahan, Arthur j. Tholl, Mr.. and
Mrs. William ]. Coniff, Mary Pellep,
Joseph B. Lanahan, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter ]. Plant.