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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

= 9enoooning lpges for Sranf
@orrts, iom SEN 80. Mpril 1909
blep bpl1t til 26 @ooneoers Stroi=
orbcjoe / Stotsfn,1gslet for Snoz
hrl,o. Nnieaninaen CT grunoet poo
Sen l.nge Monos 0aorlige Seizures
og etsemploriife Spfpriel.
= Suitin 8re,per, en- al De beoit
fjeuote &ancbmen6 ner @ermoia,
far iolgt iin &oncb pao 1000 glares
og 500 areoturcr. &ancben far al
tio pGret al1ieet for cit al Sc be6ite /
SDo 9afoto. 8rc1per eier 6eslloerl
EFT flor &oncb peo 6renrb Greet.
= 0e 6orene0e Staters Maribou
Set6 8ullocf bleb igr bon reiite til
europa, polgt lom treble @e6lem al
Set 8ooro, lom ifol beige 5eftio=
rer al Sfoprei erpationerne / 8loct
Stills for at %erltotte set Stots lfcle-
laro, JONI er taget al Sfobpe ienet.
Sc anore Meolemmer al 8oor6et er
&onlisier for Sfole og offentligt
2on6 8. 8. Gotten al @ierre Of
Sfop=S uperbilor Saul 9. &elleter a;
Eierre. 3offen CT fGr6ig meo CT
forelgbia Spn1oaling al 9onoet ~
bill fo11n1e / Yierre, bpor 9oor0et pil
begpnoe lit Mrbei0e mes at beige
2moltpfferne. Sen 5trefning, ion1
lfol pGlges, bill nbgipre ct Mreol Al;
omtrent 64,OOO Mcres eller 100
&noorotmil.
= Cabin Spworp, cit Meger pan
30 Mor fra 9ismarcf, e. 9af., bo-
l10toget Claim Go. 1 poo 2an6fous
tpret / Mberoee11 / 9enbolo til Sos.
t%rGfningen flor for &elerpotions=
lono. Otter bans Menine bar Set
Set beoite 2onoltpffe paa Stanoing
&ocf og Cheyenne @eierpotion, JONI
ban pol9te Jig. 9o %. S. @ngel al
Suite, Neb., fom u0 al 8etro9t-
ming pe0 at u0toge ct a11oet Some,
iteoo, fpr ban trof Go. 1, blep @op>
orp, Scr bapoe Mo. 2, Sen fbrlte.
ears 6reoericfion ira @lenbom, g.
9of., bop0e anoet Golg, og 81. 81.
&enne0p al minneapolis treble.
Aobningen foregif UNDER Opipn. al
Gbief Glerf @oo0. CONNER @ittell
anfomnler til Mberoeen Sen IA. @2oi.
Sc beloi9e &in0ere / &egjeringens
2o10lotteri pe0 5tonoing &ocf o.
Cheyenne &iper 2anoet er begpn6t
at lille" Claims. De ferite fra 1
til so begpn0te 5. 2. Moi. Omtrent
$4,000 @enneifer fit Garme peo
Sootrrfningelt. S 2anofontoret /
Mberoeen er Ser ct &erelie, bbor Ser
bnnger ltore Sort oper Geierpatio.
'1er1e, og noar en- &partleftion bliper
polgt> bliper set merfet poa &ortet.
Sc, lom filler, bar lefs Moo,ne- ,
Der til at ne0iette Jig paa 2onoet.
111li1roer far giort Jig iiton0 til at
flptte til fine Claims ltrafs. Ml1e,
JONI bolOer Mumer, bliper un0erret= |
tet AT &egieringens @mbe0smeno
bbilfen Stme og Cato bans Mapn
ptl blipe oplelt / &ortberellet.
|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
9 erbens SANG"

Ter0en 9 SANG :
e triben. Reoafter Sbomme=
len meboeler, at ban s. is. Mpril bar
mootoget en- Sfripelie fra "@eroenS
@one"s geprelle ON, at ban ifol fro=
treoe ltrafs. @eo bans N(nfomit paa
&ontoret por Eolten f%jernet, %
SGtteriet bar Ser ginet Srore til,
at finn Mamlifripter ira Sen me Sc
boftion if1lloe iGttes. Neooftor
Sbommeien bar ne0logt Troteit moo
Bette uloplige Spergreh. ~@eroenS
Gangs 9eltnrelie pplpier ienere, at
Sen ofeepterer Heboftor Shommc' ems
Torlloq ON &olbgiIt pao @etingelle
al, at Golbgiftsrettens 6%orbanblin=
ger foreeoor offentlig, og bebuber
ltrofs at bile outage ct Singspi0ne
til retslig Mfhprelie al en- &9ffe Ser
Toner for oerieiennem at belpie &e-
0oftdr Sbommeiens 6orbolb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

Oper Bpm nj e1er !
q orge. Sen iioite Sibs miloe %
i1gtige &eir bar paa SEN ifanoinapi=
ife @olpp frembragt en- ltor Sci at
Sc S%irfninger, iom er Sc ieoponligc
6orlpbere for Sen frembrpoenoc
Soor. 5ne= og SSmasierne le5ner
Jig fra @pifieloene og feres mes e.
pene til Sc lapere %liggenoe 0ulitrpg,
og SEN itGrfe % pluolelige 6orpgel=
ie al 8an0meng6en, iom oeres
Smeltni11g / 6orbinoelie meb be'i
rigelige @eobsr bor meofsrt, letter
Jig ollereoe MI n1eget alporlige Spor
Ii &etning al Operlpemmeller meo
oerof fdlgenoe Sraftfforitprrelier %
unocn materiel Sfa0e.
ri Sc ienelt mootogne nor ife &lo=
Sc ices Set, at Sperlppmel lerne al
lereoe I'LL CT almtn0elige / Sc flelte
ltorre GullG11fninger pg mango Ste
Ser bur antaget forl1roligenoe 81:
menlioner. Sffe blot er en- Mnng=
Sc u0merfet 5pmmer blepen fgrt
bort al Gan0et til tort Sab for Sc
po%ogjnloen0e Giere, men Ssgangen
far tillige flere Steoer repet booos
9roer, @lle pg Mellebrug me6 Jig.
ligel om &on0et er tren9t inb / mail
&c 9eboeliesbpgninger. 9onoepeiene
er / Itort Sal uforbore, oite poa
S%trefninger at a6ifillige bun0reoe
Meter.
Eao neiteu alle Sernbonelinjernc
ct Ser fonltateret Sor0u6fri6ninger
og Sfinnebruo. Foa 8ergensbonen
bar 6orboloene peret lerlig olporli=
&c og bor foraariaget fort Mfbref :
Srofifen. Ser bar fun0et flere al
uorlige Sfre6 Steo poo @runo al
Sen imelteoe Sne og Sc lterfe @egn=
ifpl. &aa flere ste0er truer Gonoet
meo at iprenge 8onelegemet. Gn
oonlt @erre iful0e forle6en / ltprlte
9ait pe1oe tilbage til &%jgbenbapn
ira Bergen, og for at 11ao Soget fra
&riltionta tog ban ct @fStrotog ira
Bergen, ifjpnt 0ettes Hris er 1000
&r., men Soget maotte penoe tilba=
&c til 8ergen poo @rul16 al @fre=
oene. 9igele6es bor 6orbinoeli ernc
poa @u0bron0s6ul= og giter6alsbo.
11erne fun funnel o%pretbol6es mes
ltort 8eiper og betpoelige Torlinfel<
ler.
Set meo0eles frenoeles, at ser
peoblipen0e er 6are for, at Sillton=
SEN allepegne ifal poerligere forper=
res. Hanoet tiger ltaoig / glDene,
og set regnful6e SER pe6parer. 5il
9elpSning al Situationer meooeler
Set norife meteorologiife Snltitut, at
Neobgrsbeioen fra 1911 Mpril
bar 43 Millimeter, mebens ben iom=
leoe normale @e6ber. for beIe Mpri1
Maare6 er 81 Millimeter.
Senere me6oeles, at SEN 9fo6e,
Der beo S~peribpmmelierne bi6til bar
peret anrettet paa 8ergensboner, MI
forelpbig er uobe6ret og Gogforbin=
oellen otter normal, men igpriqt er
Sitnattonen De flefte 5te6er uforon-
Bret og 6aren for poerIigere sfaoe
peo 0~oeripsmmelierne itooie betpoe-
Zig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
A1inneioto.

= %rofesior o.. 8. Sonien bos
Mnteo JON &reiioent for &co
@ina tbeologiife seminor I &eo
San bar antaget &alo fra
cnigbeocrne / &enpon, @oscoe
% andre Me,1igbeoer 11Gr
9per.
= 81. .. @barton, lpn bor TIL
itooet Jig lfplbig / at roIteoe tallfc
Sfplc=@orrants Sfoleo1ltr1ttet
@runo, Yine County, % bar ppers
aipct alt ban eicr til sc 9ontcr, ban
beorpg, CT opmt til fire Mors Stro1<
arbcibc / Stotsfrn1slet Stllllpoter
@bortpu CT 20 Nur % bor til fpr
gonife nplig purct Ell ogtet % or=
icct Mono.
6. 5. 2ariou / Safe Seaton'
eli al 9incoln Goruttps rlolte % mcl'
befienote Yipuerer, Opbe lihlte llge.
@on bar 9incpln Gollntp Yionerior=
cnings @iitprieifriper. &on por til
iprlfiellige Si0er &etsifrlper, Count
tpaopofot, County Mn6ttor, Sfole-
superintendent, &etsfomisi Ger % boz
/ Sen fprlte 5ib Nsiesior for 9in=
coin County.
Gu jterf 5torm poa 2eocb Safe
bar iiolte l1ge anrettet Stooe for
$4,000 / @olfer. 2eecb Safe Cunt
Der 60. milteoe Egmmer for flert
Guieno Collars, ba Ell Bonn blep
lprengt og Sgmmeret git no / Spe'1.
8pens Golfer er %beifaoi9et for 1000
@ollors og @egieringens for en- li9=
nen6e Gum. Golf, lom boebe lang5
sgens 8reo / @alfer, les ollie lterre
elIer min6re Sab.
- On Meteor, ser oplpite bele
Ggnen, iooes forleoen Mften peo 10
Siben oper @illmar. Gen efterloo
iig en- 9psning, Der merfeoes
9fpen oper ct &porter. Gen bapoe
6orm iom en- flor @11gle, og Ell
bpislenoe 9po bsrtes iamtioig. 81
@tpffe al Meteoren. iolot ner CTS.
eenator @rl,es Stolb otte Mil Nori
for @illmor. Stpffet CT blepet leno1
til Stotsuniperiitetet for at onolpic.
res.
Sioite l1ge blep Scr / 9ull,tl
lat Ell Hefor6 for 2o0ning al G.
Iompifib. Meo Sc mooerne Daft
ner er man naaet til at re0ucere Mr
bei6et peb Sn6looning al 4ornlait ii
' ct rent Minimum, men SEN f%orteltt
Sis ser fienoes brl,gtes peo @rea
Mortberns 49," glepotor, DULUTH
bpor $4,000 8uibeIs @peoe bragte!
neo I 2o1ten poa 9omperen vGborle;
g. &otcber" 9 elmer. @pe0en bGel
ienot iii Sbio=9opnc fpr Gfsport.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
cJowu

- 9ianuontbrpllup blep iibite uge
ferret al Or. % Mrs. $. u. Seat9
/ 9es Moines. Eorret bar boet /
6ennc 8p / 81 Mar.
- 9en 1Saariee Sobn @bitloct
% sen 38aarige Mrs. Mrpille Sea-
ppn bar babt 8rDllup / 6orelt @itD.
Sen u1tge Monos 6aoer er np1ig BE
pct gift me6 9atter til ben &pinoe,
lon Spnnen bor Ggtet.
- Gilbert y. @augcu, 8on9res=
ma,,o fra fier6e Giltritt, far erflG=
ret Jig aabent for Morren @orit til
@rpernpr. S Ell Sfribelle til &o-
bert Sleming, Scr sre itoor De pro=
gresiipe &epublifoneres @opeofpar<
ter / 9es Moines, benngter ban &Dg<
ter ON, at ban CT limos en- &omp moo
@rperner Carroll og tiger, at ban
tror, at Cart bill blipe Sen be6lte @u<
perngr, Sotpa nogeniin6e bat baft.
- Mntt Saloon 6olfcne / Mar=
iballto>pn bar in6gipet Ell Eetition
moo Saloontrafif / 8pen UNDER
Ml1lftlopen. Ser CT 1862 timber
i%frifter paa Eetitione1, 1877 flere ems
1866, Sen u0frnpeoe Moioritet al
oem, iom lten1te peo Set olminoelige
&alg / 1908. 8etitionen aobner Mu=
ligbeo for Yroce0ure rnber Mulftlo=
ben % letter 6orbu0slopen / Strait
meo set famine. Yetitione,1 bar be-
ret / Smlpb nel item ct belt Mor. So
loonp9rter, iom bpl0er fine Saloo=
ner. oabne, CT u0iot ior at bline or
reitere0e.
- Mrs. Soiepb 0lien / Monilo
bor facet uobetolt EFT Mrp paa Ell
2ipsforiifringspolice, $4,000, foroi
bum for mango Mar liOel1 pleiebe en-
frelnmeo Mono, ser fpn til be10es
Ia0ers @lls 1neo ct Sf1o]aar
/ Sfuloereu. Sum fat netop facet
Eengeu n0betult / @arIon, bppr
Sumlnen far ppret in0ti( bum fl,n=
oe bepile, at bum bar ioentiif meb
~Maggie Gardner al Sbelbp Gol1n=
tp, Somo". 6or flere Nor iioen blep
0per Grlrm al @omman @rope>
Shelby County, ifubt / Ell 5rette og
fonot Geien til Soiepb @oroners
@us nGr &irfman, bpor fan blep
pleiet al 0otteren Maggie. Gruml
flptteoe ienere til Minsmortb, Meb,
Dpor ban / &opember lioltle6en on1-
fom peo ct lllpffestilfGloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

9s5or at turcre GOrtialelie paa en- Sag.
Sag &agattre 8romo 0uinine 9oblets. Apothe.
tere tilbaqebetoler 4engene. bnis life fureret. ~. 10.
8roeeS gtatn pao Soften. Csc. Sltae;.f.t Of Dar3S
Steotetne Co., ct. GpuiS. Weo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

Cos Jurmopertisiementet fra 6.
s. Gois, Mtloco> Minn., poo ct ol.=
Set Ste6 fer / 8la6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

M.cr.oes S mne %
Sn oteat. Gen iam1eoe onilaa'
csc 6oru1ue i @oree par i Maret
1901 for &igets 8ipbitGoer 1884,!
Mill. @r. og for 2onooiitriftes
1850. @iill:, altioa tiliantmel1
2,474,4, bpilfet nar 121 Millione:
mere cuo / 1908. Sen ontogns
Sssnotagt for 8perne 273,4 Mill..
for 2anoet 1863 @etll., tiliamme'1
"a DILL. mere ems / 1908. Sen ifot'
tepligtige Sl,otegt Dor for Spernc
1918 Mill., for 9anoet 145,S Mill..
t%illonmpen t2 DILL. mere eno I
1908. Sc iamleoe &oma,ne= og StatS'
ifotter uogioroe / 9perne 23,2 M1l|.
cIlcr x MiIl. mere ems / 1908, IL!
9ouoet 17,2 Mill. eller benimpo !
Mill. mere ems 1908. 8iebltGber:
ne er ultloo notwithstanding bslt be:
lfotteoe / Sommenli9ning mes 2ono
81 trifterne.
Sopneogeb u. =. ,!
5anones CT ofgooet peo %
Son rm1n1et al S%iprtelloq. Mf0go'
bar ionn punlig neoe pe0 lin Camp
ifibsbrpgge og falot ser pl11olel1i
SOS om. 81. Mpbre blep ltrats ben
tet: men fan funoe fun fonltater'
9poen. &opnefoge0 0lien, Ser pa:
fpot 1910, bar / lin l1ngoom 81
mano % fprte 81. a. Seillfiben'
rNlfa" oe ~6rpp". @ioen oln
Spenoiens 9p0 for IL a Is @o'
iiocn bar ban fl,ngeret JONI 9apne
ioaeo. Mfop0e bar ipeciel Sortlene
lte at, at @oiforboloene / @onones e:
loapas, ion1 Sc I'LL er. @toen gonl
9ompfib uSanones" begpnbte q
goo poo Bergen, bar ban peret bet
tes % ienere set npe Combines
G%fspeoiter, ligeiom ban bar @fspe
oiter for 8. g. D.s @fibe, lom an
Ipb Steoet. OIi en bar giennem lpn
acre Sis peret Me6lem al Combine
gpItpre og San6nes Sparebont'
6oritonoeri fab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

- 9iomontbrpllup blep lioite uge
ferret al Mr.. % Mrs. $. u. @eat5
/ 9es Moines. Gorret bar boet |
6enne 8p / 81 Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

% ooljoge II. ObelStinget
bor / fire Mpoer bebanolet Sppr9S=
moolct OH I%oronori,g / 9ope1 ON
Sc hpiere Sfpler al 1907, lon1 be-
i1cu1r,er, at SC, ser tager gtSalllc'1
ortium, lful lfripe CT lettere Stu poa
2~ouosu,oal. Observation-Disclosures
bouoe i%preiloaet Soleiribeo melle1l1
Still poo &igsmoal % poa So1oS-
n,ool. Ct anoet 6pri lag gift l1o paa'
at Observation-Disclosures lfl1loe 'trl'
pc Ell OperlGttelie al ct Stptte ira
9%auo:mooI til &igsmool.
&eb Miltcn1ningcn 5. Is. Npr1]
forfoitebes bee9e Sc iioltngpnte 6or.
iloa, set isrlte meb IS moo 81 ct. %
Set ]iolte mes 50 moo 40 ct. 9oh=
b%eltenumelien ON 9onbsmoolltile1
hliper looleoes uforonbret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
= Norge. >

Sen norif d me- IL
fonife 2inie e. Eaa @r''as
al Sen l1iecnoe Snteresle iaaoel I
9,orac lom / Mmerifa for Sen 11orltc
slmeritolinie nil 9i,ienS Mrbe1os-
fpmitc n,eo set iprite laoe ofboloe ct
Mpoe, poo bpilfet Selfabet Sen
norife slmerifoliuie" fonltltl1eres.
Ser er III te9net ioo mango Ntt1ef:
at Ylouc, mao mniees for %liffret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

- Sen 1Saoriee Sobn @bitloc1
% SEN 38oorige Mrs. Mrpille Sea
ppn bar bapt 8rpllup / 6orelt @itD
Gen u1tge Monos 6aoer ct np1ig Bile
bet gift meo 9utter til SEN &pi,1oe
iom Spnnen bar ngtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
Svo Dafota.

= 9enooonine ipees for Grant
@orrts, lom Sen 80. Mpril 1908
blep bplnt til 26 Mooneoers Strof.
orbejbe / Statsfnngslet for Sno:
brl,o. Mnipgninaen CT gr,,noet poo
sen llnge Monos 0oorlige @elbres
og efsemploriife Spfgrlel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

= Suitin 8remer, en- al De beoit
fjenote &oncbmGn6 ner 9ermojo.
bar iolgt lin &oncb pao 1000 Mares
og 500 areoturcr. &ancben far al
tio pGret al1i eet for cit al Sc be6ite /
SDo 9nfota. 8rerper ejer besl1oell
EFT itor &oncb pe6 6rerrb Greet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
SUICIDE LEAVES CHARITY
ALL BUT FUNERAL MONEY
Charles B. Morris, Crippled Tele-
graph Operator Leaves Word
for Cheap Burial.

Il want to be buried as cheaply as pos
sible. Give the rest of my money to the
Associated Charities wrote Charles B.
Morris, a telegraph operator, last night,
before he went to his room at sos 9th
street northwest and ended his life by in
haling illuminating gas.
Morris. who was forty-three years old
came here from the south several years
ago, and had worked for the Western
Union Telegraph Company. He was a
cripple and had mot worked recently,
spending his spare time watching the
stock market and making small invest
ments.
Howard Mizzelle, who roomed with him.
detected the odor of gas about IL O'Clock
last night while on his way to the room.
When he reached the room he found that
Morris had inhaled gas through tube.
Physicians were called. The operator
was pronounced dead.
The body was removed to the under
taking establishment of O. E. Jenkins, OK;
RI street northwest. and prepared for
burial. Coroner hewitt made an invest-
CATION this morning. and gave certif-
cate of death in accordance with the
facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
INFLUENCE OF THE BIBLE.
Rev. DR.. Thirkield Addresses Dis.
trict Christian Endeavor Union.

Rev. DR.. Thirkiedl. president of Howard
University. delivered the principal ad-
dress at a mass meeting of the District
of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
held last night in Emmanuel Baptist
Church. Columbia road and 10th street.
bible Reading That Builds Character
was discussed and in his address he paid
high tribute to the influence the Bible
has had on the lives OF men.
A. Leonard Bowen. president Of I'm
manuel Society, conducted the opening
devotional service, after which a short
business session was held. Miss Alice
Rideout was appointed superintendent of
the missionary department of the union
in place of Miss Dickey, resigned
A short talk was given by D. A. Davis,
religious work secretary Of the Y. NJ c.
A.. on the recent missionary convention
in Rochester. N. Y. Mrs. D. DIN Leech
contributed solo to the musical pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
FUNERAL IN baltimore.
Services Today for Widow of Wash.
ingtOn Architect.

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. Marshall
OF this city was held at II o'clock to-
day from the home of Mrs. Robert Marye,
who was close friend of Mrs Marshall
S15 Park avenue, Baltimore. The services
were conducted by Rev. Edwin Niver
rector of Christ Episcopal Church, Bal
tiInore, and the interment was in the
family lot at Greenmount cemetery.
Mrs. Marshall died from the infirmities
Of age at her home, 1915 X street, this
city, New Year day. and the remains
were taken to Baltimore for interment.
She was the widow of William T.
Marshall, an architect. who designed the
Bayvew Asylum and submitted the first
plans for the Baltimore City Hall. which
were adopted. Mrs. Marshall was born
in Baltimore, and lived there until she
had about reached womanhood. when she
came to this city. She was a daughter
of the late William and Sarah bald King
Of Baltimore, and a descendant of several
noted Maryland families. One daughter
Miss Mary +. Marshall of this city, sur
wives her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
ASKS CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY.
Man Alleges Gross Irregu-
larities at Dead Letter Sale.

The complaint made several days ago
by Charles II. Roeder Of Silver Spring,
Md, against the methods employed at
the recent dead letter auction sale by the
Post Office Department, has been for
mally brought to the attention of Rep
resentative Pearre Of Maryland Mr..
Roeder requested that there be a con-
sressiOnal inquiry into the matter.
One Of his allegations is that a peck Of
Canadian pennies, designated as medals :
was sold far below value. The coins
were included in box catalogued
as brass castings. He also alleges
that peck of Yale locks valued at about
81 each We're sold for a mere song.
Articles worth penny eac! We're
carefully enumerated in the catalogue,
Mr.. ROeder said, while those worth
dollars were grouped under general and
misleading heads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
NEW CITY POSTMASTER.
DR.. Grandfield May Not Assume Du-
ties Until February I

First Assistant Postmaster General
Charles P. Grandfield, who is to be most
master of Washington. did not assume
charge Of the latter Office yesterday. az
was contemplated. As stated in The Star.
postmaster General Hitchcock desires DR..
Grandheld to remain in his present posi-
ton until after the hearings before the
House committee on appropriations are
concluded 1t is probable DR.. Grandfield
may not assume his duties as postmaster
until February !. In the meantime Nor
man Allen Merritt will continue as act
ing postmaster under appointment by the
bondsmen nj the late Postmaster Il. F.
Barnes.
DIR. Grandfeld's thorough familiarity with
the items of the postal service estimates
it is said, makes his presence at the COM
mittee hearings especially desirable.
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G.. M. SHELTON BURIED.
Masonic Services Held at Grave in
Congressional Cemetery.

The funeral Of George Mcclellan Shell
ton. who died last Thursday, took place
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon from his
late home. sO6 D street southeast. Rev
Enoch Thompson. pastor OF the Church OF
the Nativity, ofiiciated. Interment was
made In Congressional cemetery Ma
sonic services were held at the grave
The pallbearers were G. H. Reidei,
Frank P. Weller, John Won Hermann
WILLIAM Belts, Albert Bright James
Hutchinson, George P. Zurhorst and r
Slice Many beautiful floral designs were
sent.
Mr. Shelton had been employed al Ha-
venner's bakery for the last twenty years.
He was a member of ST. Johns Lodge.
No. II. F. A. A. NJ; the Royal Arcanum
and the National Union. His widow and
one daughter survive him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
Lost Girls Father a Mason.

John III. Cowles. grand master of the
Grand Lodge of Masons of Kentucky, in
his official capacity. has caused to be
sent to Aryine w. Johnston. grand sec
rotary of the Grand Lodge of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, a circular containing
a likeness and full description of little
Alma kellner. who mysteriously disap-
peared from her home in Louisville, Ky.
December 6. with the information that
her father is a member of Mount Zion
Lodge, No. 141, Of that city: that a re-
ward of 5000 has been offered for her
return and the request that the facts be
given as much publicity as possible.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Musicians Union Officers.

Officers have been elected by tho Mu-
sicians Protective Union, Local 161, as
follows: a. c. Hayden, president: l.. c.
Newell. vice president; c. p. Heustis, re-
cording secretary; William Wagner.
financial secretary: George w. Sunder-
land. treasurer; j. W. Kolar, A. Gaiopin,
Max w. Esberger. F. Mulhausen. p. But
ton and A. SamuelS. board of directors;
H. III. Meiners. w. c. Buckingham and
Joseph Harrison, examination committee;
w. r. Whittlesey. r. r. Stratton and w.
A. Heyberger, finance COMMITTEES: John
Boyello, sergeant-at-arms, and a. c. Hay
den, delegate to the American Federation
of Musicians convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
SECOND TERM BEGUN.
Lectures to the Georgetown Univer-
sity Law Students Resumed.

With the passing of the Christmas
holidays the second term OF the George
town University Law School was begun
last evening. features being the opening
lecture by Wade II. Ellis. assistant to
the Attorney General in his course on
international law, and the beginning by
Prof Roger w. Cooley of special
course to the senior class on the use OF
law books and how to find the law
Chief Justice Shepard Of the Court Of
Appeals, Chief Justice Clabaugh of the
District Supreme Court. Justice Gould,
United States Attorney Baker, Health
Officer Woodward and Profs. George e.
Hamilton, Charles A. Douglas. NJ. J. Col
bert, Clarence r. Wilson. ]. Nota Me-
GIL, Raleigh G. Minor, Munroe Smith,
Holmes Conrad and Adds b. Browne
have also begun their lectures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD.
William H. Mannakee's Body Con-
signed to Earth TODAY.

Funeral services for William Henry
Mannakee of Montgomery county, Nd.
who died Sunday at his home in Ken
sington- were held at IL o'clock this
morning in Christ Episcopal Church,
kensington Rev. r. B. Stauffer. rector
of the church. and Rev Mr.. West. pas
tor OF St. Pagls NJ. E. Church of Ken
sington. oficiated. Interment was in
the family burial grounds near Rock
VILE.
The pallbearers chosen from among
Mr.. Mannakees close associates, were
DR.. Eugene Jones, j. w. Townsend
Preston B, Ray, George Peter, Aaron
H. Kennear, Arthur Williams and John
A. Cannon.
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OBSERVING WEEK OF PRAYER,
Services Being Held in the Churches
of the City.

Services are being held in the churches
Of the city In observance Of the week of
prayer.
Rev. j. Howard Wells and c. S. Parks
conducted the prayer service of the Wom-
ans Observation-Disclosures Missionary
Union, held in the Luther Place Memorial
Church today. The subject was 1.-The
Foundations mistaken. Immovable." Mrs.
John Newton Culbertson. president of the
organization, presided. The musical pro-
gram was under the direction Of Mrs
Lewis Mauro.
AT the service held yesterday Rev.
Lloyd c. Douglas, pastor of the Luther
Place Church. made the address. He
spoke on Human History a Witness for
Cod
A congregational meeting was held in
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon. Rev Dr.
Radcliffe delivered sermon on ''Sin and
Repentance
Rev Paul r. Hickok spoke in Metropol-
itan Presbyterian Church last night on
Gods Presence in the Nations Develop
ment'