ALLxANpRIA. July 18Th. 1916.
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MEssRs. EDIroRs. Unlted Brothers Of
Temperance Of ,he Junior Older, ale ncreas-
ing rapidly here. Junior Association No. 5,
initiates every night. and though il has been
but very short time in operation, II now
numbers 25 members. The officers cleo ted
for this quarter, are Brothers Richard l. Cirne,
jr.. OF No. President, Simon II. Whining
ton, lst. Vice President, Wm. b. Richards, lr.,
"a do, Stephen X. Field, 81 do. James G..
Goods, jr. Recording Secretary. Benjamin
Fra"klln Gay, Financial do, Prthe,ick Da.
yey, oi No. 4, Treasurer, James Young, Mar.
shal, ISAIAH Emerson, Deputy Marshal
Pearcy w. Hall, Assistant do. do.


Tue officers Of Association No. 4, are, J.
Humphrey McVeigh, President, B.njamin
FugIt, lst Vice President, Vim. Il. Carlin
I'd do, A,chibild AnJrews, g. do, Pelherlck
Ddvey, Recording Secretary, R'ch'J l.. Carne,
jr.. Financial do, George G. Harper, Treasur-
er, John B. Kerby, M. D.. Correspondin.
Secretary. James Young, Mrshal, Joseph
s. Boss, Deputy Marshal, George +. Hamp
ton. Assistant do. do.


Harmony Division. No. 2, Sons Of TEN
perance, whose list Of officers sent you som,
days ago. is also steadily increasing, and nun
bers over one hundred regular conlrIbuline
members. l..