ALEXANDRIA, May 9, 1916.
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ALEXANDRIA, May 2. 1916.


MEssRs. EDIToRs: After the adjournment
OF Association No. 4, United Brothers of Tenn
Perance last evening, new Association, un-
der the title of Junior No. So was instituted
by the initiation of the requisite number of
youths between the ages of Ia and Is, and
the installation OF officers, which ceremonies
were performed by brother r. l.. CARNE. ir..
as the representative OF the District Assembly
Of the Order. Junior Association No. starts
with the most cheering prospects of success;
and from the character of the members COM
posing it, cannot doubt that our most san
guine expectations with regard to its progress
will be realized. The officers elected are as
follows: B. Richard L. Carne, jr., of Asso-
citation No. 4, President Simon Wilmington,
lst Vice President; Oscar Sears, I'd do. do
Jas. Young, Recording Secretary; Petherick
Davey, OF Association No. A, Treasurer; Har-
rlson Arnold, Marshal; Benjamin F. Guy,
Deputy Marshal William f. Carne, Assist
ant Deputy Marshal. This consumates the
organization of the United Brothers of Tenn
perance in the District, each Association hav-
ing now under its superintendence Junior
body, making, in all, TEN Associations es,ab
lished here within eighteen months, an in
crease almost without precedent in the history
of the temperance movement.


The Union Guards, from your city, paid
US a flying visit yesterday afternoon, and en-
livened our streets with their fine music for
about two hours, returning in the last boat


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