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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
@uromcnbcncs saneiurening

Morbmcnocmcs Sangforcning.
6pritf. Spn0og Sen 10. Septem=
Der fejrer Sen itore Sangorganiia=
ton vgfor6men0cnes sangforening"
lit 25 Mors Sl,bilnum, ioet Sore
ningen Mep orgoniieret 5. 8. 5ep-
tember 1886. Sen bar en- %betp6elig,
,frugt6ringenoe og fornpielig &trf=
.fombeo at lie tilbage paa / Sc for
Ipbne IS slor, % sen bar goo
.@run6 til at feire Sier6eoelS Mar=
%bun6re6et, i6et Sen Ite0ie bar bGret
EN- at Tpillingbpernes og bele Moro=
|beltens le6en6e Songorganiiationer
nupnrenoe 2e6er, Yrofesior
Grit Sl1lie, for bGret sens Grit
gent iiben 1892. 9agens @obe6=
%begipe1beo pil blipe en- flor &oncert
poo Sbltbert Sbeater ON @ftermi0=
6agen, / bpilfen Sangforeningen
9opre og @oo6 Gemplar Sangfore-
ningen beltoger, % Msliitance noes
LAT Sapraniongerinoen @me. Sta<
berg Sail og @iolinilten M6olpb 81
len. Ser Mtper ct gonife fortrin=
ligt &rogrom, meo flere neget be-
tp6elige Songrl1mre. Sm Mftenen
afboloes cit flor 8anfet for
Soreningans @e0lemmer og gen-
ner poa @eit &otel, / bpilfen
Ser iiffert oil blipe flor 9eltagelie.
Ser bar ollere0e melot Jig mango
uoenbpes 9eltagcre fra norife San-
gerfre6ie run6t ONT / Moropelten.
9@resgjait ne6 8onfetten bltper Sen
nor tie 4omponiit @ppin6 Mlngs,
iom iaftes bol6t &oncert / &arf She.
Congregational Church un6er Sang=
foreningen 9obres Mniptcier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
en @oeferer fit geisg at

On Sagferer fit 8eigg al Ell
6armer, ser beflageoe Jig ODER, at
bans 9tabo lite paa noger Moaoe
btl6e tilbagebetale 25 DoIrars, Iom
5armeren for flere Mor ii6en bap6e
LIANT bam. @n btl6e 9an giern2
babe ct go6t @oo6.
rSar De 11oget 8ebis for 2aa=
net, eller in6rgmmer 0eres Nobo, at
ban ifploer Gem &engene?" lpurgte
Sagfgreren.
.Sa, ban flyer 10 moi, at set er
rtgtigt, at ban eugang bar ifrio!
mig Eergene, men MI poaitoor ban,
at leg bar baft benz itaacnoe use
.boS bam iaa lnnge, at @enterne felt
bar eot &apitalen op."
sfrip efter &~rgbennmer paa BETH
RIM
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
Danish Life
IN 4 o W N
COUNTRY
By JESSIE II.
With is Full paea lllnst..4io..
With is Pun Page Illustrations.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
The Danes:-Government and Pol
ttics.-The Church and Religion
PUBLIC Internationally University
Na1t the Afrofessora:mThe - Army and
and Local Government.-Trades
Unions and Social Democracy
Copenhagen.-Court and Society,"
Art and Letters.@Nusic and the
Stage.-The. Position Of Women
The Press.-Country Life.-Some
Danish Snapshots.--The Poor and
Agricultural Cooperation. = Re-
claiming the Mo0rs.-Od Time Den
mark,
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home.-The
Round Tower, Copenhagen.-The
Royal Palace Of Copenhagen with
the daily Parade of Life Guards
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen
Kongens Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre. Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change, Copenhagen, ~ Thorvald-
sens Mugeum, Cepenhagen:-Group
A TYPICAL Danish village ch ia,ih:-
Peasant Home. !. Courtyard Of
Fredsricksborg Palace. - Frede-,
rickshorg Castle. - Gammelstrand,
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Dound Il extra Ane cloth with eold
ornaments (prepaid by S0
.......... uDOV
{. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
s9o-sSl ST. e, MinnsaDolisy Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

ct. &ebers &irfes l1msbomsforc+
nimgs @pifeit poa 9onia Sail iio~
ite Sre6ag Mften bar meget pellDf=
fet ioa bel bbao Yrogram iom 8e=
Jig angaar. Solen bar fpl0t al lao
mango 9eltagere, iom sen funoe
r,tmme, og Ser berlfeoe EFT fortrinlig
stemning fra fbrIt til ii0it. Set
im1ffe &rogram blep gipet uoen
Mffortelie Ter og gicrbe fortjent 2pffe.
@rs. @tlt6sgoar6s, Miis Stran0=
ifops' og Mr. M%grregaor0s Soloion=
&c og D1'etter og @rs. 90. y. Sos
m1siens &ianonumre fit parmt @i-
falls, iaa bel lom Miis gltber @pn=
6ergaar6s 1,omerfe0e 1remiigelie at
Gracbmanns itemningsf1loe ~Sper=
6agsbtltorie", Ser afgjort fortiener
Mabnet iom Mftenens @lansnl1mer.
Sableal1et On @altlcene" Dor nDoe=
ligt orrangeret, og sen enelte Sno<
ben6tg hi far bprt imob set bar, at
nton bnifeoe at ie set / meget lGnge=
re Sis. Otter programmed ierbe=
re6es 2uncb, og 6erefter tilbragtes
nogle fornpielige Sinner meo en- I'LL
le @pingom og onoen l%elifabelig
ltn0erbol6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
:. KREFT HELBREDES,

baade udvendig og ~indvendig. Ingen Be
skjsring, ingen Udbrending, ingen Frys-
ming. ingen Rontgen-Straaler, faktisk in
gen S1nerter. ingen stygge Ar. Anbefa-
linger og Oplysninger indhentes we'd at
skrive,
F.EJ. Duesan, Md, Grand Forks, NJ D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
@ubstiencte bill blipe afbolot

@mbstieneitc pil blipe afbolot
sen oonif-norife @olgafbo Strife, 1856
Ebomas ct, f~pritfomme1oe Spnoag
Iorniooog 81. 1890. Yreoifeeln11e:
,ge set CUBS Sam. g,1gelf @uos-
tienelte 81. $50 Mften. SDerno:
uSbe @omer Of &rinciple". S6n~
0agslfole ST. 1915.
fyorelore, iom bar @prn I Scott
firmutiousol6eren, be0es len0e 6e111
til @irfens &cntor, 1856 Sbomas
ct, for Sss%,,oifripning 2oroag 5. %.
Septemtber.
@pltfelt meS @%pltprG0ifen af6ol=
6es Smsoag Mften sen 13. Septem=
Der 81. 7.3O. Mlle inobp0es paa oet
bierteligite.
uGbilorcns' @ollp 9ap" n1eo iGr-
liet4Srceram nil bliue afbolor t Sol:
.gotbo &irfen f~eritfommellbe SenooQ
ften al. 7.30. 6orelore be0es fom.
ME og bringe oeres 8prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

u&rpnprinicn al Sanmarf". u9iS=
patch" for Sirs0og bringer ct ltort
@illeoe al &ronprinien al Gunmarf
% fortnller, at ban ct blanbt Sc al
Motionens vbistinguilbeo gl1elttSS"
lpm nil blipe entertained" locialt
og officielt / nGite Maoneo. 9o1ife
@loce far life nGpnt ct &np ONT, at
&ronprini e1 ogter Jig til Mmertfa,
tpnrt imoo far r@erlingife St0e1oe"
i &jpbenbopn, ion bar bprt &pgterz
lie ONT &ejien fra Mmertfu, 1t0ta(t,
at Ser ingen @rnno CT for oisle.
Ger er piit 0erfor nGppe 11o9en
@r1n0 til en6nl1 at treffe 6eltar=
rongeme11ter / Mnleoning al ct laa=
oant 8eipg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

9pbsfalb. Sitter benne llge bar
Ip6en borttaget CIT al tore befien0te
oanife 6orretningsmu10, ncmlig
Sfonagern1cl tier g. g. 5pnoer, ion1
ofgif ne6 9pbeu / Monoags Mor=
ges otter ct &ar Tigers Spgeleje.
Mf6poe blep 46 Mor gar1ntel og e.
terlaber Jig @l,itru pg 4 @prn. San
far opbolot Jig fer / @pen / ca. 20
sor og far / oerme 5io togct Of
tip Gel / ioa goot iom aft bpoo
9aniferne foretoe Jig. &or Meolem1
al 9onlf @roberimfln6s 2oge goo.
81 og 6oreningen v@p0t &aab", /
bpilfe 6oreti1ger ban flere @otge
far bGret palgt i110 / 8eitprelien Ell.
@on bar peo lit ligefremme og ge=
mptlige %eie1 offplot al ol1e fom
fom / @erering mes baln, og mango
bill, forl1oen bans 6amtlte for bpem
ban bar c1 go6 6omilief aoer, fple
|Sabet pes g. e. Epn6ers @cr1gang.
@egrapelie len foregif fra @iemmet,
56S emit Mpe., / Sns6ogs Otter
mt66ogs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08
E N

og andre Talefejl helbredes f~uldstendigt
ikort It'd. Vor Methode hviler paa 20 Aars
videnskabelig Stadium og praktisk Erfa-
ring i Behandling af Talefejl baade i Eu-
ropa og Anlerika. Anbefa1et af Lager
Skole-Autoriteter, Prester og Hundreder
af helbredede Clever. Skole og Hem
baade for Born og Voksne. Henvend Dem
til os personligt eller skriftligt for fri OPP
lysninger, Katalog, m. M.
The Duke Schoo|for Stammerers
Adresse: W. NJ. DUKE. Principal.
1900 3rd Ave. So, Minneapolis, MINI,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

Spitfcit ofbo10eS Onsoag Sen 13.
@eptember ONT Mfte1en / Sen oanif=
nprlfe @olgatbo Strife paa Sbomas
@trcet. Ser pil bltbe uoitillet en6el
|af oette 9lars Mfgrpbe / Sorm al
Sapeiager og 8lomiter, &artoflsr,
Corn, &oal 0. $751;, iom oil bltpe
bortloobet til beloige @inbere. Sir
fens &pinoeforening bar lopet at
ppnte &irfen og bill iiffert 1neo fin
@reii6ent, Mrs. g. 6. Sobnion |
Gpioicn, gipre cit ~fi1e job. &o=
flor Mrel Mobien pil bolot en- for
Mnleontngen uoarbei0et Sale ON 6e1t
.2ere man fan uo6rage at Soften
boobe for set timelige og s.. oan=
;oelige 9ip. MIle inobpoes paa Set
benIiglte til at 6eltoge / 6enne Set,
iom begpr16er 81. s. &%pinoefore<
11il,gelt ot}parter me6 &offe og
Sage for 10 Gel1ts, og Mltn1re til
@ortlo0ningen oil folte 10 Gents.
.@lem life 6enne Set, men fpm %
tilbring Ell Dpagelig Mften Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

Mr. Sans :. Spnoersaaro, tioli=
gere Mejeriinipeftpr for Min1elota,
MI @epruientant for Smerftrmaet
Geo. 81. 8aer & 60. Nbilaoelpbia,
opboloer Jig / ois'e Gage / &pil=
lingbperre. Selpfplgelig bor bor
lit Stouofporter i Mejeriuo=
ltil1ingen poa State Iair, bpor
ban n1eoer Ell Mnng6e al line &Grf=
Teller fra Sc Sage, 6a bon tog CIT
leoen6e 9el / Gtoten Mtnnel otas
Meierioff9rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

state Tair begpnote / @an.
bags, men UNDER n1inore bel=
Sig Geirforbolo, ser 6esperre bol61
fig / Sen fdrite @olp6el al l1gen,
mes meget ulifre noiigter for sen
6prige &olp6el. 8eipget bar 1om
6plge 6erof life poo la1gt ter fl1n=
net iommenlignes mes set Sc fore.
gaaen6e Mar, napn1ig ifjor, ga mon
tillige bap6e iaa6anne Grefploitre
iom &reiioent Taft og @r=&reii6ent
&ooiecelt poa @aanben, met Sil-
i%tremningen for 6og peret nogen=
lun6e ltor, / bbert Sal6 flor moi
til at biie, at 6enne aarligt ttlbage=
ben6en6e 8egibembe0 far p1tnoet fig
en- faIt Slabs / allie gooe Minneioto=
borgeres Sierter. n6e fra 2ano-
otitrifterne bar Ser i%nbfu1oet Jig Ell
@engoe ttlrsiien6e, bpiIfet piier fig
beb, at @otellerne bor poa set rer.
meite lige iaa mango @ieiter ION
UNDER normale 8eirforbolo i State
6air ltgerne. Mlle ct enige ON, al
bette Mars Soir er sen beoft forbe=
reote, man bar fien6t, og man bb.
rer rt6ell1ffen6e 2oboro ON Mrro11:
gementet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

sllfreo &almqmiit af 81. Saul
ipm / tets Star bor pGrct fnpttet til
Stoteus Meicrioepartement, bar til
@omislur @infier begiGret Mfite>
ira Is. September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

Nbcroecm &utel, iom blep bpgget
for ca. 20 slar lioen, CT hepet lolgt
til @isconlin= &opitalilter, repre- e11=
teret al George %. @ltrton al Ga
for $500,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

&eoaftpr VI. @plit, Gebar Sails,
Sp,ua, belpgte Epillingbperne ct
&ar Gage iiolte ltse, leoiaget al i'm
Gatter, Miis Signe @olit. Sc bar
@initer bos Mr. og Mrs. %. Spn=
6er9ooro, ct. Nntbonp Earf. Mils
@olit bleu / @yen for at tage State
6airs @erligbeoer meo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

9ablanb flap for Smgtbnict. Gil
bert Conrad 9ablano, Ser, iom ont
talt ii6ite l1se ifelge eeett Gilitao=
elie er @igamilt, unogif Sugtbuiet,
oelpis paa @run6 al, at bans SUI
itru @o. / gift / 6orben for bam
hos 9ommer Orr iiblte l1ge. Cont
men til 9ugtbus iom 6elge af, at
9ablan6 bapoe erfleret Jig ftplr.g t
en- MnfIage for at babe lfrepet en-
Gbecf paa $50 n6en at bape 8enge
II 8onfen, tire Gage f6r ban 9gte0e
Mtis &attie 2obr, blep foranoret
til Spbolb / ct. @lou6 &eprmato=
m. Ser bliber ban fra ct til fem
Mor, efterlom gtatens 8enaabnings-
|fomislton beitemmer. Set er en1tn,
life ofgiort ONT @etslag bill b1tbe
rei1t moo GnbIano for 8igamt. Set
er toipliomt, ON fam fglyr Mtis
2dbrs 8t%6nerofogn funbe 1emmes
Mfiis 2abr iag6e, at Dablan bar
,beruiet, % ban notog 9ggteffabsbe-
billing og 90 De bleb Sbtet al @ets.
fomisiar @allicf. gun bar filter
paa, at 9ablano lite bibite bpan
ban gior6e 90 gieIien bleD ~forrettet
90 bun biloe lite baDe bom itraffet.
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st. PAUL.

.cSt. Paul Tfdenden removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

sfrip efter &rsDennuer paa bette
8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

Mfifcbt9cSe 6nnftioncrer. ga @p-
ingenipr Claus ien opertog lit Gm=
be0e, gap ban 6unftionGrerne / lit
&ontor @ehbelelie ON, at Sc bapoe
at BRUCE bele oeres Sis t Spe1s
Tieneite, Dpilfet Sc blep betolte for.
S SEN it61te St6 er Ser fommet &la=
ger fra pripate Sngenierer % 2ono=
moalere ODER, at Gbarles s. Seblt=
11emann og Sens &eoerlon, onlotte
/ 8pingenierens &onto, bar uofprt
Mrbejoe for pripote &erioner og iaa=
leoes gif be1t / Neringen; Sc inb=
rpmmeoe begge, at Sc bapOe giort
loooont Mrbej6e, men forflare0e, at
Sc bapoe n0fprt bette l10enf for Scott
tortioer, altiaa / 0eres 6ritiS. 9ette
blep 6og life taget for gobe &arer,
og begge er opiagt til at fratrGoe
oeres Stillinger til Is. September
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

&pitjparebanfeu traabtc / &irfiom=
bco / ct. saul Treoag liolte u9e.
Cen fsrjte Dog inoiatte al &erfo=
1,er $5.44S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

2amif Observation-Disclosures
vSulpict" ofbploer nGlte Mpoe hos
Mrs. 9eeIs &lmtoien, 80 q. &o1e
st., sen 13. September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

Mcicn rp rssclu Soea" Gas
Stuuc til solgs for balu Yris. 116
Golt Moguolio Street, 81. SAUL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-08

6orenimscn u9anmarfs sbnner"
ofboloer Stifteliesfelt paa Saio Soil
9orooa Mfteu Sci, is. Septernber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-28
BATTLE STORY IN SONG.
Kaiser's Birthday Anniversary Oh
served by Former Subjects.

Surrounded with decorations. the ma
tional flags of the United States and Ger
many being intertwined about the pie
lures of President Taft and Emperor Will
helm Of Germany, the Kriegerbund a
society OF German soldiers who have seen
service in the armies of both countries,
sang their battle songs. made speeches
and told stories in celebration Of the
fifty-second anniversary of the birth OF
Kaiser Wilhelm, at Bessler's Hall last
evening.
Col. Herman Lechner presided at the
function and was POSTMASTER at the
feast In his opening address he extolled
the kaiser for his accomplishments not
lines as well. Col. Lechner declared that
Emperor William had ruled Germany for
twenty years without the shedding of q
drop of blood and had placed his coun.
try in the front rank Of the nations.
Count Won Bernstorf. the German am.
bassador. sent his regrets at not being
able to be present He was detained. he
said, by a dinner at the embassy il
honor of the emperor.
Lieut. Frank StueEmer responded to the
toast 1.-The President and the United
States and at the conclusion of his re-
marks called for three cheers for Presi
dent Taft, which were given with will
while the guests arose and sang The
was also delivered by George Mayer. rep
resenting the German Beneficial Associa
ton.
The officers and committee in charge
consisted of Col. H. Lechner. president
F.. Stuermer, vice president: Joseph May.
err secretary: Otto Mutschler. financial
secretary: Joseph Rohmer, treasurer; Jo
seph Works William Wftte officers OF
the day; Fritz Wolf. courier; Eugene
Birkle, Max Dies and George Schnebel
board of trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-28
SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY.
Two Colored Men Arrested With Bed
Linen in Their Possession.

Charged with stealing a quantity OF
linen from Pullman car in the railroad
yards at 1st street and New York ave-
nue., Clarence Franey and Roscoe White
both colored, of 81 E street northwest
are under arrest at the ninth precinct
station.
Shortly after O'Clock last night while
Policeman Giles was in Ivy City he says
he saw the two colored men walking
down hill and overheard one of them
remark, Come on, no policeman Is out
here
Giles stepped from behind building
and asked the men where they were go
ing with their wash 50 late at night.
Their answers did not satisfy the pO-
liceman, and he summoned Sergt. Nc
Cormick. The suspected men were taken
to the station house. In the bundles
they carried were found twenty-five bed
sheets, thirty towels and thirty pillow
slips.
The defendants will be arraigned in the
Police Court Monday morning. They
deny having stolen the articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-28
HOSPITAL MANAGERS NAMED.
Officers Chosen at Meeting of Episco-
nal Institution Board.

At the annual meeting of the board OF
lady managers for the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital the following
officials were reelected: President, Mrs.
Charles r. Buck; vice presidents, Mrs.
William II. Fox and Mrs. George H. NC
Grew: recording secretary. Mrs. Edward
NJ. Roome; corresponding secretary. Miss
Mary Armstrong Mason; treasurer, Miss
Fannie Gilliss; assistant treasurer. MRS
William Trott. The house committee
elected consists of Mrs. NJ. r. Smoot,
chairman: Mrs. William M. Dove, Mrs:
T. Percy Myers, Mrs. E. Oliver Belt ana
Mrs. W. NJ. Glover
Miss Isabel NJ. Lehman of Ascension
Church, Miss Ethel Anne Pennabaker OF
ST. Johns Church, Georgetown, ana MISS
Emma Wayne Abbot Of the Chapel or the
Good Shepherd were nominated for men,
bership on the board. ~,
The meeting was concluded with ta!R
on the Episcopal Church rally to be nelo
Thursday evening, February 2. at Epiph-
any Church, and the special meeting LOT
church women to be held in the same
church Friday morning. February o. at ~
O'Clock, when the Bishop OF Wasnhston
viii preside Both meetings are part
of the Woman's National Foreign MIS-
siOnary jubilee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-28
GOSPEL MISSION REUNION.
Special Service in Observance of
Twenty-Sixth Anniversary.

The Gospel Mission. 1890 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. is arranging for spe-
cial service to be held tomorrow evening
in observance of the twenty-sixth ami
versary of the opening Of mission work
in this city. The first service was held at
900 Pennsylvania avenue Sunday evening,
January %. 1885. twenty-six years ago.
Brief addresses will be made by Mrs.
j. H. Hitchcock, Mrs. I. Brooke, w. r.
Green and George w. Wheeler. who were
present at the inauguration of the work.
and Mrs. w. r. Green. who presided at
the organ on that occasion, will play that
instrument tomorrow night
Mr. w. H. WormsIey. Mrs. Bette Holz-
man, Mrs. w. HI. Evans and others, who
came into the work at an early day, will
also participate.
MIR. Wheeler. who conducted the first
service, will preside and will read the
same lesson part of the eleventh chapter
of Hebrews. from the same Bible, as at
the first service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-28
GREAT INCOHONEE COMING.
Local Red Men Plan Entertainment
for Head of Order.

The Great Council of the Improved Or
der Of Red Men for the District of CO.
lumbia has arranged to give general
reception and entertainment in honor of
George B. Griggs of Texas. great inco-
honee Of the order in the United States.
at Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening.
With Mr.. Griggs and the prominent Of
ficers of the order in the District, Past
Great Incohonee w. A. S. Bird of Topeka,
Kan, and Past Great Sachem T. L. JEFF
fries of Atlanta, Ga, will be in the re-
ceiving line. Invitations to the reception
w. Allison to the executive head of
The other officers Of their governing
bodies.
The visitors are members of a CONF
the United States to present to President
eminent the assistance of the order in
collecting relics of the Indians. The COM
mittee will call upon the President Mon
day morning for the purpose.
President Cuno H. Rudolph of the
board of District Commissioners will
make the address of welcome to the visit
ors at the reception Monday night.
Wednesday night for the further en-
tertainment of the visitors, there will be
a large class adoption of the order at
Odd Fellows Hall by select degree
team. Great Representative and Pas1
Great Sachem James A. Madison, jr., will
act as director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-28
UNDER MASONIC AUSPICES.
Funeral Services for Theodore 6. De
Moll to Be Held Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Theodore G. De-
Moll a pioneer druggist of this city and
a local resident for more than half a Gen.
fury. who died at o'clock yesterday
at his residence, $40 b street southeast,
will be held under Masonic auspices at his
late home at o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon. The interment will be in Rock
Creek cemetery.
A special convocation of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the
District of Columbia has been called 10y
order of Grand High Priest kenton n
Harper for l o'block tomorrow afternoon
in the Office of the grand high priest at
Masonic Temple, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of Past Grand High
Priest De Moll.
Mr. DeMoll was born in Washington
January ~. 1854. and was in his nifty
eighth year. He spent al his life in this
city. Several years ago Mr.. DeMoll took
into partnership with him in the drug
business Edward \. Helmsen. and plac-
tically retired from active business His
time in later years was devoted to looking
after his realty interests in East Wash
ington.
Mr.. DeMoll was a Mason of high de-
gree. and was among the oldest in point
OF membership in the District of Column
ba- He was raised to the degree OF
Master Mason by I,banon Lodge, No. Z,
f. a. a. NJ, in 1878. and was its master
i'm 1889. He was also member of Wash
ington Chapter No. =. Royal Arch Ma
sons. serving as high priest in 1888. and
was last night reelected its treasurer for
the ensuing year In 1896 he was elected
grand high priest of the Grand Chapter
OF the District of Columbia and in the
same year was elected an officer of the
Grand Lodge, +. a. \. NJ, of the Distr4 ct
of Columbia, but declined because of the
exactions of his duties as grand high
priest of the Grand Chapter.
Mr.. De Moll was knighted by Washing
ton Commandery, No. 1, knights Templar
OF the District of Columbia, January -
1850, and became an active memoer of
-Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine,
March 30 1871
Mr.. DeMoll had always enjoyed uni
formly good health, but for SOM months
past he had suffered from LIVER trouble
and for two weeks previous to his death
had been confined TO his room.
He Is survived by a wife and one son,
Frederick J. DeMon of this city.
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MCKINLEY DAY OBSERVANCE.
Dinner of Ohio Society Here to Be
Among Notable Events.

Mckinley day. the anniversary OF the
birth Of the third martyred President. will
be generally observed in this country to-
morrow. The observances of the day.
which has become more and more general
"a the years have passed. will be most
marked by the wearing of the Mckinley
carnation. the Ohioans favorite flower.
Beginning tonight and lasting until
Monday night, there will be more formal
obseryances in different parts Of the
country. LII the Buckeye state there will
h. many dinners and functions In COM
memoration of the day. Representative
Madden Of Chicago left Washington last
night to speak at a big Mckinley dinner
In Pittsburg tonight.
Perhaps the most notable of all the din
ners will be that Of the Ohio Society of
washington at the New Willard Monday
night. The dinner marks both the first
anniversary of the society and the sixty
fourth anniversary of the birth of Will
liam Mckinley The affairs is to be
known as Mckinley dinner and the
speakers, President Taft, Secretary of
state Knox Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson, former Vice President Fairbanks
and Senator Dick of Ohio. will tell of the
different sides of Mckinleys character
as exposed to their views
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Exhibition in Gymnastics.

The educational department of the
Young Womens Christian Association, of
which Mrs. Herbert r. Day Is chairman,
HIS invited all women TO attend the mid
Writer exhibition of the gymnasium
cfaseee at the Chamber of Commerce
building next Tuesday evening at s
O'CLOCK. The program viii include mill
fayy tactics. a Swedish weaving dance,
liking folk dances in Dutch costume
ian wand and freehand drills, Scotch
folk dances and two games, rider ball and
leap frog
Miss Ruth Sven. the physical director,
Will give a special demonstration of In
dian club work with clubs electrically
lighted. There will also be an exhibit of
millinery work by the domestic arts de-
partment. of which Miss Edna FrizzeN Is
the instructor. and arts and crafts work.
under Miss Carol Platt's direction. Mrs.
Helen Donohue Deyo Will sing