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musician. The children will take part
in the encampment celebrations next
week and are giving time and study
to the proper rendition of this song for
| the occasion. The next rehearsal will
be held Thursday afternoon at 8
| o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. Adams
on CrocuS hill.
The chorus of flower girls, which
numbers 200 young women, will meet
in the Central high school this morning
at 10 o'clock for rehearsal with Prof
Congdon.
The st. Paul Ladies' Mandolin and
Violin orchestra will meet for rehear-
sal this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Con-
over hall in preparation for G. A. r.
work. Miss Hope, the leader of the
orchestra and the chairman of this
committee, desires full attendance.
The musical committee of the G. A.
X. will meet Wednesday morning at
the Women's headquarters with the
chairman, Mrs. Russell Dorr, and the
entire programme for the encampment
will be submitted by the various sub
committees. The organ recitals, which
are to be feature Of the weeks pro-
gramme, will be of unusual excellence
They will be held in the various
churches from to 6 each afternoon.
The women of the First Baptist
church are active along encampment
lines and have arranged a pleasing
weeks programme for the $50 people
they expect to entertain next week.
Not only will they feed and house their
guests, but each day a musical pro-
gramme of an informal but enjoyable
nat ure will be rendered by local talent
and visiting musicians will also be ask
ed to contribute.
The Daughters of the American Re-
Volut1on are busy each day getting their
rooms at headquarters in shape for next
week and are arranging the details of
the decorations with artistic effect.
The Ladies' committee of the G.. A.
r. reports that Gen. Flower has secured
from the Great Northern Railway COM
pany the accommodation desired by
the ladies of ST. Anthony park The
following trains will stop as requested:
Trains Nos. l, and Z, whose departing
time from st. Paul is $50 a. M, g 80
p. m. and 8:15 p. m. respectively, and
trains Nos. 2, and 8, whose time of
arrival is sos p. M, 10:45 a. M and 7:15
a. M, respectively
The chairmen of all subcommittee
of the ladies' G. A. R. committee are
requested to prepare a complete list
OF the members Of their committees
With addresses to send to the presi-
dent, Mrs Newport, before the meet
ing at headquarters this morning.
The executive committee met yester-
day and arranged the details of the
American flag concert at the Auditor
1um, Saturday evening. The arrange,
ments for serving meals in Camp Ma
son were enlarged and finally ap-
proved. E. o. Zimmerman, chairman
OF the badge committee, has in process
of negotiation plans for selling about
$4,000 souvenir badges and was given
authority to proceed.
r. A. Becker was appointed to wait
upon all department and post com
manders to properly inform and in
struct them relative to the reception
by the ladies' committee at Summit
park, and the promenade concerts on
Summit avenue, Tuesday evening.
Inc board of managers meets this
evening ats o'clock in room 521 Endi,
colt building, to discuss details of next
weeks event
Mayor Doran has issued a proclamation,
calling the attention of all property owners,
property to the ordinance requiring all per
sons having control or possession Of property
TO remove therefrom noxious weeds. The pen
atty for diSobeying the ordinance is A fine of
not less than $40 more than $50 The
mayor declares that the police have been d.
rected to strictly enforce the ordinance.
largely attended meeting of St. Paul
camp No. l, Sons Of Veterans, u. S. A., was
neld last evening at the camp headquarters
The several committees appointed to attend
to the work assigned the camp in connec-
ton with the G. A. r. encampment reported
their work well advanced. st. Paul Camp.
together with visiting camps will form the
escort to the Naval Veterans in their parade
Sept LIST. The camp will hold recep-
+ ton for visiting members of the order Thurs
day evening, Sept. g. Three recruits were
mustered last night. E. Clark, of Portland
oregon. a charter member, and past captain
OF St Paul Camp, was present and made some
remarks IN his usual happy manner, being
company drill tomorrow evening