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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20

betaIt S169. Soreuinacr ira 9uIutb.
Rinu. S9S.00, Sbouns SoipitnIs Si9Is
petasie $751.s7. Salt betaIt for @arms
biertigbeNsarbeibe, $6,S69.42.
SoipitaIets aarIigc Sorcert giorbe tor
2ptte os bragte 1920 til SinIpetasieu.
9oipitaIet bar moStaget 8auer ira Sio
til auoeu / bet forIctue Gar. 9isie Ga
Der bar prret Srueten al no9Ie apis>
o~rtitIer ifrepet tilbeSite for SoipitaIet,
oeIs Tom Spar pan en RlnoifripeIie
icnot til Spinbeforninecn / ben S~preneoe
Nirte.
On opermaaoe batter SuletrrfeIt blep
afboIot SuIcaften. SsIs Sneuinseu bar
tIGbt / 6eitifrrb oe fire tore SuIetrrr
tar opiat DC tore @aro5. Ser bar Sus
Ieflap oa 8I9be gang % SaIer til tent
paa abeIo. Soipitaet bnooe ogiaa Den
8IGoe at BABE gait % SINE 81. ggeeu
tiIitebe BEE oenne arIeoning. 6Iere al
Patientcrrc rbtalte at bette bar Den bbgs
seIiaite SuIeieit Sc babe babt.
Bait. Z. z. SeoeritaS bar / set fors
Iebue aor til5rast 5eIe lin Sib til at
iamIe RioIer for Saruieip 5oipitaIets
9negefouo os bar msot meS meeen 9pfs
fe. Dan bar taIt 5agen beo lln9oorlss
~itepncr, arebsmsSer. oeo aoiu0eioreuiuz
ger % Observation-Disclosures og ofte
taIt fra to til fire 8ange | Sirferue ON
SsuSageu. 6pipitoIsforeriuaen bar me-
get beoie / at iitre zig. beune Rouo, oa
llSiigterne for 6airpiep SoipitaI a al
trig Ipiers ems MI. @i baaber al ie 9pge
ringeu npisrt nrite CONNER. grof.
go8itaS bar iuit autai SaIo fra oor 6ors
euing os bill biitaa os reo SuhinmIiu9en
iii @beeeforoct.
9nsiererens Ropport bier, at Sen
iamIeoe GienSom5oRrei beIeber zig til
ca. 100000. Su5itriptiouer til ca.
$4,000.
BiGloeu for Ie5enbe llSgiiter inoo
Ebomas 6oIpitoI er MI touutet ueb iii
S3,216.04. Gu irrifilt GraitnuitrGuz
acIic ituIoc qiercs forat aftoite berne
8iGIo. Gircttioner bar boIot IS re8us
lore Ncoer / set iibite aar.
@i elTter at uStale Dor biertelieite
Sat iii ale Tom sor itaaet os bi erten oeo
SAFER til 6~o'oitaIet e1er SprfHtring
paa andre Woaocr. 9cttc er hans ars
teioe Tom ia: "6onb bu bar 9iort for en-
al bisie mine miuSite greore, Set bar
or giort for mi1i"
{. q. SoImun, Torm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20
Sem Samilien.
Aac bapbc Srutfct aafie ira Barn.
ogmmen.

Get er en- aIminoeIig Stng Der /
9oubet at ie belle SamiIier pore op
meo iopffet 0erUeipitem paa @runo
al aaffebrifnin8.
Gette er ior0i mango Sor9Iore
life bet9nfer, at aaife i~noeboloet ell
@iit - Caffeine, Der beuirfer
benne GIogc.
Ger er lem Born | min 5aniIie, ="
Ifriuer Ell Mao0er / Soma, "af bpiIfe
ale braf Safe ira garnoommen al
% op til Tor 10 liar iioen.
"@in WouS % ieg bapSe Siertc,
ipee og bIeo titraaoet at lutte mel
Safe. Gette giorSe pi % begpnbtt
meo 9oinlm vi berger os MI uoer
@coicincr % er belt blepen iri 10,
&ierteiuee.
caffeine beoirfer Sierteipge uoal
oen brlgeS til Siabigbeo Tom pei
Soffeorifnmg.)
"gor eIleoeaarisc 8iit bapSe fra
6soielen iooa 6orbsieIie, % DOG
bopoe ban nItiS arap eiter % bIet
8ipet Safe. Ia pi beepnote mel
Eoirnm life ban Den, og Di gap ban
alt ban oilbe bape. San bar gien
punoet i'm SeIbreb peS Boihlm, ol
ban Iiter ben enom,.
"S0nse Iebe CpiinSeren at go
ihiml"
S9S "3be aoao to @eapile@
bper gotfe. Ger er en- @runo".
@oseufnos lGit openitaaenbs Yrep!
Ut mt bill fOrsiOmme fra lib til an
! ben. Ss er aaie, ianbe % fnloe a
SntereSie Tor GenMefebeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20
SfrciSruoS 2tpSberf.

ON Risiion9r Sfrefsrubs 9ins.
giernins / Santaliitan ifriper SCR
gen Salt Tsn,e / oct oauife glaS
"Hiset" blanot aubet:
Naar man falber bette 2ipspert
fra 1868 inbtil M for ct 8ipmpe'
pert, flyer man life for meget. Ser
CT reppe nosen Wisiion, iom er Inf
fsoes | Sen Grab iom Sontalmis.
,'fnen. Wan fan falpe bet ct Gpen-
trr, mar fan ogiaa foloe bet ct
8uos ltnber. gn bel friiten Stat
er greet irem longs 8ramaputra
6loben meb Sim Inns itolte timber
I'll 9agerunb, ct Solf, iom life
blot er friltent | Wunben % paa 90
piret, men iom er ~giennemipret al
9gte friilen aultlir % flinoe Itna
iom ct grempel for gl,rppas friitnc
Stdter. Ser er arbeioet utrolig,
~oonSelig ion praftiif, og Subs Bel
iignelie bar o0ret oper Irbeioet. Der
er arbeioet utrolig meb ielpe Sprr'
get - og oct err ga i iRrli5 GRAB
SfrefsrIos Arbei6e - en- bel ung
og fi9f 9%iteratir er poret irem |
&ers og paa 8roia meO line iterfeite
&sbber / 8ibelens iarperige Sprog
og oens bpbe Slider. gn itor og
Imlls StiffeIie er gaoet bort, ben ito.
tie al De ire bersmte Hapne: SfreiS.
rro, 9srreien % Sru gerreien.
Gent bill Be glemmes; JON Stierner
bill De Ipie ogiua oper fommenoe
Slpgter / set itore Rilgrimstog, JON
meo Gang Sroger siennem De ia.
gre Higer paa Soroen MOB Paraots.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20

arenoobl oe Ieterion Renia.
be6er Qait. Weitpabls anlo beiliIt'
tebe paa fine aorsmsber 2Soe Zee.
og Ace Sannar be~nbolbspis at be.
tale lin iligueoe Del / Iroiesiorlen
% til SiploenS aibetoIine pes Sig.
ming ] Wenigbeberne.
- Bait. 8. anbreien prqbifebe i
GrenoabI Wenigbeb, 5ilmore 60,
0tinn., paa RDtaarsoo3. Canine
Tag prRoifeoe Stuoent Sonoeno /
Reterion Wenigbeb. s Den pooisI.
geuoe llee boIbt oiSie 9rsore Sp.
bpggeIiesmsoer bper Dag arenoabl
gfenisbeo. q
Baitor og Nrs. 6. Sobnion
i Siour Gitp, Soma, fit geisg al
nooIe al Ct. SobnS Wenigbeos Ia.
mer, Den 30te Roo., og lleen efter
al en- taIrig Sfare al Wenigbeoens
Dngre Neolemmer. 9egge 9ange
eiterIoo @iGiterne en- iuiuf Benge.
gaoe iom llotrpf for fin Grfienotli5-
beo al Ereitefolfenes @irfe bIanbt
Dem. Senere ba Baitor og Nrs.
Sobnion i S~uIebeIgen gipitebe DE.
uigbeoen i Sergeants Bluffs, baooe
5olfere ogiaa Der iamIet Jig for at
operraife Dem me6 en- 8ape.
Srifirfcn.
- gaitor 9. q. Soaglono er /
oiSie Gage flpttet ira @oobrui, isis,
til Sronuooo, Midigan.
- 4oitor alb. Sramitao bar al.
iloaet Oct til bam uoiteote aalO al
3ionS Weuigbeo, Gperett, BaIb.
- 6rifirfens Wenigbeb / Rortb'
MOOD, Norb 0afoto, Gaitor 9. Mas
aaIb, tog gaiemcntet iii i'm npe Sir
fe ibrug NptaarsOag. oa ben isrite
@uostieneite blep bolot.
- Srifirfens Nenisbeo / Spicer,
Wirn., bar rpIig fisbt to pafre Got
ter % ct "Store" i Den centrale
al @pen. aontraft err ogiao al
iluttet meo Sneoferne Sonoerion &
Ebompion, iom fol omarbeibe gpg
nineen til en- airfe. airfen pil biz
be 2SX36 500 % bape SiobeplaoIe
for ca. 200 Wenueifer. Wenigheber
beIu organiieret for 3 aar ii0en al
0aitor GarI Noroberg og bar iioen
giort flor Sremgang. Get babe al
GienOommenS 8oiten0e bleu betaIt
foutant og NOT err iubifriberet til at
tetale BEN rciterenoe 8ipIo % Hepa.
.rationerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20
Gpitens nobgttc I Norae.

Gen norife 2anobrugsbirefters
geretning angaaenbe inoep9renoe
9lars SsIt ioreligger MI.
Se%uoItngen bar gipet SperifIo
~iaagootiom oper belle gitlanoet iamt
/ Stapanger % begge gergenbus
argter. IoarIigit itaar Tromss amt
me0 20 Qrocent llnoerifub. gin-
teriGoen bar gipet llnherifuo / iamt.
Itge Imter meo llnbtagelie al Sri.
ltians amt % Staponger Imt, Der
bar giuet beubolospis 6 % 3 Bro.
cent Suerifuo. 8oaripben bar gibet
Suerifu0 ! omtrent ole gitIanosam.
ter 90 / Staoaneer glnt, meoens
Der oueralt ellers CT lln6erifuo. go.
.eter bar gipet llnoerifuo / iamtligc
Winter meo nnotagelie al Staoan.
ger amt og Ssnore 9~ersenbus amt.
GoarIigit bleo llobpttet / 5romss %
6inmarfens amter nleb benbolospis
80 og 80 Brocent ~llnoerifuo. Snr.
nipIen bar gipet llnoerifub | De oler.
ileite amter.
llotrpft | 9al bliber Reiultatet
isIeenoe: Sperifuo: 9pg CO. 3 Bro
cent, beregnet til 26.26S 81. Sabre
ca. 2 Broeent, bercgnet til 75,S47
ST., o9 glnn6forn ca. s 9roeent, be-
regnet til 16,436 81. unoerfflo'
So ca. 2 procent, beregnet til S.
697 IONS, Speoe co. z procenf, be-
reanei til 7,6t1 ST., @iig CO. 10 BRO
cent, beregnct til 5S.779 81, og 30
teter 10 Procent, beregnet til 1920
143 Seftoliter.
Sapn os S9teroriit bar sinet e
llbbptte, Der nermer fla Wiooels'
aarets. S~apefaserne bar oerimol
sipet en- meset oaarIis affaitning.
= FIN ScIbeo fan llobpttet at Va
rets Ssit bcteenes iom bentntci
mioSels. apaliteten al iurrflIg'
afarsber siennemsnaenoc meset so'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20
Zen nurifc Spnpoe.

- 9ertboI0 RcnigbeS, 9ertbolS,
q. 0at., bleo npIig orgauiieret %
Raitor $. 90. aaueitaO bar antogei
SaIo iom oerS 9reit.
-9iio Menigbebs Strife #. til SuI
M ErpoifeitoI iamt mt Nlter meo
gilebe en- SuIegaue. ira TO al
gPenigbeoetS 6amilier.
On Gel Gpin6er ira Tacoma
giGiteoe Sen 2S6e Dec. garnebiem.
met / 4arfIonO, interchangeable MaOs
parer % anoet, iom blep til megen
@lpbe for De Smaa.
- Guitor 6. 9. 3borpe bar an,
taget aaIo iom 9reit for Scope engcI.
ife Wenigbeb oeb llniperiittlct I
Wiuleapolis, boor 8nitor 9. @legum
Ct balot Mars Sib bar pirfet mi0Iers
tioig. Raitor Thorpe er SON al Sena.
tor og airferaaosmeOIem 6. g..
Sborpe / @iamar. San err gilt mc6
en- Gutter al 9rof. Or. Sob. gibbs
afer.
&C., Sra aicfapoo, 8is., meooeIeS
"airfetio." at ben Oeroprenoe Sps
nooemcniJbcSs me airfe bIep iuo'
uiet Ben 2oen Oft. gnerebe Tor 16
aar iioen blep oenne Strife iu0oiet
% taget / @rug. Wten / ben iioite
lib er ser fleet S%iIbpguiug al aor,
Safriiti % ct @preIie FOR Rsoerne
mr0 oe imaa; oesuoeu er &irtebu'et
bIeuct ioripnet meO mt NIter, M
4rrOifgitol % Gsbeiont og Ell Alter'
itatle ioreitiaenoe Den ueIitgnenoe
ariintS; rpe airfeitole er bLeone an
ifafieoe 90 andre 6orbeOringer mo-
isrtr, iaa Den reitaurereoe Strife MI
furSe itao Iigeiom nh pou Snooiel'
ieSougen; oerfor bernie iielone Sels
tioSoag for Menigbeoen, 6oruOcn
Ste6ets Brett. 4ait. $. 6. Smebp,
0eItoa Qaitorerre s. Soluorien, Chr.
Siermita6 o. .. &. &amberg / Den
bcQige Gambling. Bait. Siermitao
intimereSe, bporeitcr SuopirIieu -
MI iom Tor i6 Mar iioeu uoiertcS
al Qait. s. S~nlporien.
-Sm af0soe Mrs. Eaitor g.
Tolfeitao meooele5, at bun par loot
/ Irammen I 1877 % fom meb lin
Iau0 til Amerifa ! 1902. : De lem
gar ban pirte0e ! Sl6monosmlaito'
mems Gicneitc / @rootIpn q. o., par
bun lin gtano en- pelitgnet % t~roioit
Ststte. og ga Sc / sunni 1909 iom
&rciteioIf ilptteoe til Strum, gIp0c'
oc bun iig oper lloii3teu I'll al fuune
uOrette uoget til SUBS Riges 6rcm'
me paa SEN npe Trbei0Smart. Yfen
N~rbeioSoagen bIep life lang. On
irigcn6e Spgoom in0iaubt Jig mart
% fortpreSe beuoeS Strait; npiten
belle set ii0ite Mar laa bun Tor Oct
meite tiliengS. ga oct pl0Ite Barn
en- Stluo isr Sui iii StarIogenS'e'
Der, bIep @reitebuiet belagt meo
auarantpre. Get blcu en- / Here
SeuieenNcr iprIig triit Gi0 for Erc-
itciamilien. @ten iao tit 10 Rnno %
&uitrrL, ser bar fieuot biuonben Ii1e
ira 8urneaarcnc, Son til uioritnrrct
at pore i binauoenS Rprbeo ocnne
it0ite Sui % trGite binonOeu MOB Den
forcitaoenoe Sfil&miSie. "a Nj
ifeSsinmoen fom, toJ bun grtbenoe
giifeo meo boer cnfeIt al tine fiGre,
Tine 10 9eru, i'm 9gatciGle % lin
Tuber, iom er Der paa @eis8 ira
9tor9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20
Sauacs Snuuoc.

s @ctbaniu M}cuigbe0 blcu Gres
item, g. SIion, crinOrct paa Sulc'
trpet mes en- Baoe pon $50.
- Eoit. .. s. Solution, GroofS'
ton, 0}inn., bar ontoact set til ban
itiQe0e auIo fra Wenigbeocrue pcN
0cI GopioS, 2. ..
-@rof. ~. 8. @ee beiGgte / Ru'
oar&beIgen |uitorerne @oritoo, Cpa
pcoubl % &uuo % bere@ Nteut9be'
Der / Sac oti @urIe 60, Itiru.
- Observation-Disclosures Raitor
0ppegauro bar npIi9 beiegt 8aitol
aIepeEonOS 9aIo / Wtott, q. Gof
Ger bIep boIot Here WsOer / aolNct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20

an risbt. Hing Srue: -gr sisie se9.
gene Iiasiaa frifs iom, benz, ies iisbte al
Tem | fcrriee Raarwof"
aiebmanben: ga na. &c u az
famine Yorti. Geo bdr ipeeieIt last benz
al til Tsm."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-20

on tn0boISSrigt Irogrnm. Pile
Stole / set itore Bum bar optoaet
al ieititemte Wenneifer. 9oabe so.
faIet og Setter fit oe beoite 9oooro al
aae. Gaitor alb. Sobnnien bIep peb
S%ntningcn al Programmed ooer'
raft en- S~ommebog inoeboloelloe $50
/ @ltl0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
STUDENT TOURISTS HERE.
Mechanical and Electrical Engineers
From University of Michigan.

A large party of students in the depart
ment of mechanical and electrical en-
gineers from the University of Michigan
are stopping at the Hotel Continental.
To-Day they visited the navy yard, bu-
reau of engraving and printing and other
points of interest. They were also pre-
scented by Senator Smith of Michigan to
President Taft.
The party of mechanical engineers con-
Quoted by S. J. ZOwsk, assistant profess
sor of mechanical engineering. and c. II.
Fessenden. instructor in mechanical en-.
cheering, includes A. p. Allen, G. II.
Benedict, G. c. Bundschu, c. E. Buysse,
Cox Emery. G. b. Emerson. III. NJ. Fonda,
W. III. Gerhauser. II. Haskns. j. H. Hen
ming. o. c. Kelliher, r. II. Kern, A. l..
Kimball. II. X. kugel c. w. Kynoch, f.
r. Little, 5. K. Livingstone H. MacFar-
lane, II. I. Marley, w. j. McRae, c. b.
Nehls. l.. \. Offer. r. w Ranney, II.
Rosenfield, II. f. Sloman, NJ. S. Sloman,
a. Walker. J. II. Walker and II. l.. Ward
The party of electrical engineers con-
Quoted by Benjamin Bailey, Junior pro-
fessor of electrical engineering consists
of r. i. Baker. 0. w. Bauer, H. Z. Brels-
ford ii. l.. COnnell. F. NJ. Fisher. c. ].
Haynes, A. Kingston, A. c. Lindsay, G.
II. Norquist, w. NJ Rennie and H. A.
Snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
EL0PERS GO BACK HOME.
Miss Susie A. Blankenship and w. F
Thorpe Return to Richmond.

Miss Susie A. Blankenship, eighteen
years old. who came to this city yester-
day. afternoon with w. F. Thorpe from
their homes in Richmond, Va, to be mar
ried. returned home today with her
mother, Mrs. Charles r. Blankenshlp.
The police were notified yesterday
afternoon that the couple had come to
this city to be married and were asked
to prevent the ceremony. When inquiry
was made at the City Hall it was ascer-
tanned that the license had been procured.
issued to Rev. G. j. S. Hunnicutt of 736
9th street northwest.
Detective Helan located the couple be-
fore the ceremony had taken place, how
ever. The girl was sent to the house OF
detention to await the arrival here of her
mother. Thorpe was not detained by the
police.
When the mother arrived from Rich
mond last night and met her daughter at
police headquarters she tainted. She soon
revived and was overjoyed when her
daughter assured her that She marriage
had not taken place and that she would
return home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
TAKES TWO PASSENGERS.
Young Women in Flight Aboard Rel
Smith Biplane.

Two passengers were taken for
fights in the Rex Smith biplane, at
Potomac Park. yesterday afternoon.
They were Miss Helen Walcott, daugh-
ter Of DR.. Charles d. Walcott. secre-
tary of the Smithsonian Institution,
and Senorita Leonora Rivero daughter
of the Cuban minister Both were
taken up about fifty feet in straight
away flights.
The supporting area Of the machine
had been reduced and it seemed to fly
better as a result. Janus was the
aviator and reached maximum
height of $50 feet. He made two COM
plete turns in the air over the park,
some of them being in a circle of $50
feet. They were exceptionally short
turns for an aeroplane.
On the last flight of the day Janus
rose and few over the line OF trees
surrounding the polo ground, lighting
within twenty feet OF the tent where
the aeroplane is housed at the foot of
18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
AT WORK ON SEA WALL.
Continuation of Improvement Which
Was Stopped by Cold Weather.

Work in raising the level of the sea wal
on the harbor side of the Potomac Park
which was discontinued last fall on the
coming of cold weather, has been re.
sumed, and during the coming weeks will
be pushed to completion.
Like other portions of the Potomac
Park sea wall which have been improved
in the past year or two, the level will be
raised above overflow from any ordinary
high tide and the top courses of the
stone will be laid in cement When this
work is completed the entire wall from
the steam railroad bridge across the
Potomac channel along the Virginia and
Washington channels to the upper end
of the harbor will have been completed
and Ii is not thought that it will have to
be touched again for many years.
The work on. the wall Is being done
under the supervision of the United
States engineers officers by workmen en-
ployed by the day, and in a most sub
stantiai manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
MUSIC AT SHAD BAKE.
Will Be One of Features at Board of
Trade Outing.

Music will be one of the features of the
Board OF Trade outing and shad bake
which will be held this year at River
View. Saturday, June >. DR.. Frank E.
Gibson. chairman of the general COM
mittee in charge of the outing, has ap-
pointed the following committee on
music:
Frank p. Reside. chairman; Walter G.
Balderston. Ralph p. Barnard, Sidney l..
Besselievre. Arthur c. Bishop. Henry p
Blair. +. S. Brandenburg. Henry c.
Browning. William Clabaugh Otto j. De
Mol. Carl \. Droop. X. Eichelberger.
Charles W. Fairfax. F. A. F'enning, Max
Fisher. Percy s. Foster. Julius Gartinkle.
Alexander T. Hensey, William D. Hoover
Rudolph Kaufman. Philip F. Larner,
Otto Luebkert. Benjamin S. Minor. John
II. Nolan. Andrew Parker, DR.. Charles
W. Richardson. y. l.. Sansbury James
+. Shea, L. III. Snyder. Gen. Ellis Spear.
Joseph NJ. Stoddard. \. II. Stuart Cor
coran Thorn. Perry E. Turpin. w. p Van
Wickle. David F. Weaver. John l.. Weaver
and Oscar I. Wright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
FIRE DOES DAMAGE
TOT STREET STORE
o'Donnell Drug Company's Loss Will
Be About 81, OO0-Blaze
at Brenizer Co.

Starting from cause not ascertained.
fire caused about $1,000 damage last night
In room on the second floor of the
O'Donnell stores building, 9O4 F street
northwest
While number of customers and clerks
were in the store about 1890 o'clock,
smoke was noticed issuing from the sec
ond floor Of the building. An alarm was
sounded.
Chief Wagner, with two battalion chiefs,
four engine companies. the water tower
and two truck companies were soon on
the scene. The flames had not gained
much Roadway when the f1remen arrived
Several streams OF water were thrown in
to the blazing room and the fire was
soon extinguished. Most Of the damage
was done by water which leaked through
the floor into the store proper
Spontaneous combustion is supposed to
have caused a fire in the Office of the
Warren +. Benizer Company. l41 @ street
northwest last night The damage is esti-
mated at 800. The flames were discover
ed shortly before midnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
PUTTING YACHTS IN SHAPE.
The Seabelle and Dacota Undergoing
Extensive Repairs.

The auxiliary power yacht Seabelle. one
Of the larger Of the pleasure craft owned
here, is at Benefits boatyard to receive
repairs in preparat ton for summer service
with the pleasure fleet. The boat, under
the supervision Of Capt. Bell, is to be
fitted with new. decks and will receive
such hull repairs as may be necessary to
fit her for salt water cruising. The work
to the boat will require from six weeks
to two months, and after few trips on
the river. with Henry Seymour. her
owner aboard, will leave here for her an
nual summer cruise te the fashionable re-
sorts along the New England coast, to
remain until cool weather.
The power yacht Dacota, which has
been lying in dock at Forsbergs wharf
for the winter, will also, it is said, make
a cruise to northern points during the
summer. The work of making her ready
for service is now in progress and she
will be ready for trips on the Potomac
and bay in a short time.
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TO FIGHT FOR HIGHER PAY.
Central Labor Union Takes Up Blu.
reau of Engraving Case.

At the session last evening of the Cen
trail Labor Union the issue Of an in
crease In wages for the woman employees
of the bureau of engraving and printing,
between the director of the bureau and
the new woman's labor organization of
that institution, was again discussed and
arrangements made for another confer
ence between the officials of the organiza-
ton and the executive committee of the
central body.
Plans for further action by the women
were discussed and it was planned to
continue the agitation until the woman
workers of the bureau secure the in
crease
The dispute between the United Broth
erhoOd Of Carpenters and Joiners and the
Amalgamated Societies of Carpenters and
Joiners was submitted to special COM
mittee consisting Of President Milton
Smelling, John H. Lorch, Patrick j.
Ryan. John Wolfe and James w. Consi-
dine for report at the regular meeting
next Monday night.
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FUNERAL OF DIR. PALMER.
Services for Botanical Expert to Be
Held Tomorrow Afternoon.

Funeral services for DR.. Edward Palm
er, the veteran botanical explorer. ethnol-
ogical contributor to the National Museum
and Smithsonian Institution, who died
at his residence. 2O7 18th street southwest,
yesterday morning, will be held at his
late residence at o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon Rev. Patrick Murphy of Eriph-
any Chapel officiating. The interment will
be in Rock Creek cemetery
DIR. Palmer was the author of a num-
Der of books on botany. He travelled en-
tensively in Africa. India. all the South
American countries and in many other
sections Of the world seeking new plant
life. He brought back to the United States
many valuable plants which have been
found invaluable by the Botanical Gar
den and the Department of Agriculture,
many of them being useful in producing
drugs hbers and rubber.
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Goes to Indiana Hospital.

DR.. Paul E. Bowers of the alienist staff
of ST. Elizabeth's Hospital, has resigned
and will assume charge of the Hospital
for the Criminal Insane at the Indiana
state penitentiary. The position which
DR.. Bowers accepts is non-political and
was filled after a competitive examina-
ton.
DR.. Bowers came here from Indiana.
having been graduated from the Short
ridge High School, of Indianapolis and
later from the Indiana University Pre-
paratory School. Indiana University
gave him the degree of NJ. ID. in 1907.
He was later an inferno I'm the Indian
apolis City Hospital and afterward served
in the public health and marine hos
pital service before coming TO ST. Eliza
beth in 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
CONVENTION OF W. c. T. U.
Quarterly Meeting Of Organization
to Be Held Tomorrow.

The quarterly convention Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union is to be
held In Emmanuel Baptist Church tomor-
row from 1920 am. to pm, the presi-
dent, Mrs. Emma S. Shelton, presiding.
Reports from the secretaries and super
intendents Of departments will be heard,
and addresses will be made by Mrs. Mar
garet Dye Ellis. national superintendent
Of legislation and petition, and Hilton
Jackson. on Sabbath Observance
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, chairman of
the welfare committee Of the Civic Fed
Grafton. will speak on. The Welfare
Work and What 1t Hopes to Accomplish -
Mrs. Della G. Smalfwood will speak on
"Curfew.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-11
HORSE SHOW ORGANIZED.
Directors of Association and Judges
of Show Selected.

The permanent organization of the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show Corporation.
which will give show here May 4. 5 and
8, was perfected at a meeting of the
executive committee at the corporation
headquarters, S14 18th street, yesterday
afternoon. Incorporation papers will be
filed at once.
The board of directors Of the corpora
ton consists OF Larz Anderson, Joseph
W. Bailey. Edward Bradley, James A.
Buchanan, \. T. De Paw. P V. De
Graw. j. NJ. Dickinson, Henry Fairfax,
William Hit. George Howard, Hugh s.
Legare. Joseph Letter. Nelson A. Miles,
Arthur Moses. George Won L. Meyer. s.
w Taylor. r. Nj. Thompson, c. W. Wat
son, George p Wetmore, George w.
Wfckersham. Beekman Winthrop and
Leonard Wood.
The following judges have been selected
for the show:
Thoroughbred stallions-Thomas Hitch
cock. Harness horses-Judge William H.
Moore, Ernestus Gulick and Louis T.
Haight. Hunters-ThOmas Hitchcock
Charles Huskamp and L. E. Waring. Polo
ponies-Wflliam A. Hazard. Trotters-
Senator Bailey. Saddle horses-L. E.
Warning. Chargers-Gen. Leonard Wood,
Col. Greble and Capt. Henry