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he public library will be closed all day

The public library will be closed all day
Labor day.
The park board will meet Tuesday
evening. owing to the regular meeting
falling on Monday, a legal holiday.
The Methodist ministers will meet at
the Y NJ. c. r. tomorrow afternoon at
2:5O p m Rev. Thomas Hambley will
read a paper.
Swedish opera will be heard at Mozart
hall tomorrow and Wednesday evenings.
The performers will be the Swedish ORA
matte and Opera company.
Mayor Smith has been requested to APP
point delegates to represent the city at
the International good roads convention,
Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 1921.
Jasper Brown, arrested on the charge
of selling meat without license, was
before Judge Hine in the police court
yesterday. and pleaded not guilty. His
case was continued until Sept. ..
During the month of August there were
6iXty-one warrants. issued, 1856 persons
committed to the workhouse, and 10 per-
sons held to the grand jury. In the mu-
niCipaI court fines and fees amounting
TO s., S5S were collected.
James McCeary was sent to the work
house for thirty days on the charge of
peddling without a license by Judge Hine
In the police court yesterday. He was
arrested for vagrancy, but pleaded guilty
to the charge of peddling without "a Ii
cense. ..- -....
The NOrwegiaEs of the Northwest, who
claim the Valders district in the southern
part of Norway as their birthplace will
assembly Sunday, Sept. s, at Lake Como
to enjoy their annual reunion. AT least
2,GW PEOPLE will attend the conclaVe,
which continues through the day.
Tomorrow is a legal holiday, and in
consequence the court house and city
hall will be closed to public business.
Several committee meetings, including a
session OF the park board, were to have
been held tomorrow, but they have been
postponed to Tuesday because of this
fact.
Judge Hine, in police court, yesterday
held Herman Kuschke to the grand jury
on the charge of non-support preferred
by his wife. According to the testimony
OF Mrs. Kuschke they were married
tWenty-nine years and have eight chill
dren- They live at Al East Augusta
street.
The State Association Of Local Fire
Insurance Agents will meet in the rooms
Of the st. Paul board of fire underWrit-
ers, in the Endicott building tomorrow
morning. The forenoon will be devoted
TO business, and in the afternoon the
members will visit the state fair in char
tered cars.
p. +. Lyons, local forecast official of
the weather bureau, returned yesterday
from Milwaukee, where he has been in
attendance at a three-day conference of
Cinclais of the weather bureau Mr.
Lyons read papers on the subjects of
instruments Used in the Service" and
VERIFYING Forecasts"
About l25 delegates, representing the
Norwegian-Danish Methodist Episcopal
convention, which includes Central and
Western states, will meet THURSDAY
morning at the First Norwegian-Danish
Methodist church. Broadway and Thir-
teenth streets. Bishop Charles F. Fow-
Ter, OF Buffalo. will preside.
The Knckerbock Social club will have
another outing on the river today. The
boat will leave the foot of Jackson. street
at 3 o'clock. The Twin City Mandolin
orchestra will be aboard. There will he
several vocal numbers, among them a
new song by NJ ]. Donnelly and Fred
Swanson, entitled My Rose Of June ;,
to be sung by Miss Anna Crete
Pastor Alexander ]. D. Haupt. of the
Memorial Evangelical Lutheran church
West Sixth street, near Exchange will
hold a Labor day service at 1920 This
morning on the theme, what the Rih1e
reaches About Labor" In the evenino
the regular services will begin as usual
at o'clock The pastor has been at
work during his vacation ARRANGING .
very interesting course of sermons for