Alley, June l9, 1916.
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Meetings were held last
Sunday in Teneley-town, Georgetown, and
two in the city, one near the Railroad Depot,
the other at the Medical College, where it is in
tended to continue them every Sunday night.
Good speakers will be in attendance, and the
proceedings be enlivened with appropriate
temperance odes. We were pleased TO see a
number of ladies in attendance, last Sunday
night, and hope they will continue to give
countenance to cause which has brought
comfort and peace to many mothers heart.
Several signers were obtained 10 the Pledge.


GO ON.
On Sunday night, at 8 O'Clock, several dis
tinguished advocates of the cause will address
the meeting. The public, and the ladies in
particular, are invited to attend.