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Personal.

VERONA,
The worlds g-,atesJ Palrnist and Clairvoyant.
Without asking q question VIII tell exactly
what yoC called for. who and when you
VIII MARI; can you by name: names OF
tell you whether husband. wife. or sweetheart
IS true or false l viii tell you how 70
evea though miles away IN fact I vii
tell you every hope. fear. or ambition: also
business Affairs, lawsuits. and spsculations;
what you -re best adapted for TO make a
success in life: he tells you your whole life
Lady attendant Readings. 81 Offic, aours'
20 Daily and Sunday. GIL 18th St nv.
my14-1St
WORKINGNfEN we have, been your friend
ena VIII be; We ofier You a sood. an-wool
suit OF clothes. tailor-made: slightly used.
at one-third the usual price. Those that
haven't called can see them at JUSTHS OLD
STAND. 6ls d. my14-7t
MME. RITA. the Worlds Greatest Palmist
and Card Reader, only astrologer in Wash
ington, IS holding receptions al 72s sth ST
NV. Zee. 25c and soc. my13-30t
LADIES' SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS. WAISTS
FROM, ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS JACOB
kOHNER. $50 lTH ST \. ". apZ5-90I
ARE YOU unhappy? Consult Nine. Ray.
the press and pubhe's favorite clairvoyant,
and future. evil influences removed. luck
changed; up-to-date parlors- S56 Eye ST NV.
FINE BLUE SERGE SUITS TO ORDER,
SIC. Every thread au-wooi MORTON c.
STOUT & CO.. TaEo-s OF Quality. 90 2 ST
NV. ap4-tf-Tn y.
WANTED-To meet lady. not under 45
years old Tor housekeeper, BY widower with
children: OBJECT. matrimony. AdGez=S SGx
as. Times Office my1S-2t
NINE. zENTTA. 71s 9th st. moved 10 COZ
I'D St NV my1S-30t
LEON-Everything o. X; come horne.
my1S-3t STELI-
MADAM MARTHA. New York: now here.
palmist and life reader. tells vour whole
life like open book: gives dates and facts:
full life readings, Soc TO daily 926
New York ave. NV. myl7-7t
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG. T2l eth st.
Phone 59e4-K Main. Consulting palm
lister and clairvoyant specialist Advice and
assistance n love, business. and family
trooble- Without asking questions. tells name
and what you called for. ny5-S0t
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&C. everything the best; cool place. 90
Pa ave. NV.
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Home Coming Week for Kentuckians

Louisville. June 1917. Baltimore & Ohio
Il. r. Sl6-25 for the round trip. Tickets
sold June 10 10 I2. valid for return until
sSrd. Three splendid trains daily.
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Miscellaneous.

CARPETS, mating, olIcloth, made between
and IL pm Sc per yard WM- WALSH
2s7 X 81. ne. 16 years experience; formerly
with Peter Grogan- mylS-3t
DO 1T NOW-Screens made TO At wiudows-
the kind that raises charges reasonable. Ad-
dress c. n FABER. I25 50 St ne. uyIS-st
A-oLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO me 7l-v
rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
ISGTON RUG CO. sS1 sth St NV Phone
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SI.oo Harpers Ferry, Charlestown, Win
chester and return, May goth, from Bal
1imore and Ohio station, $3.50 a. m Re-
turning leave Winchester 8 pm, Charles
town. $40 p. m, Harpers Ferry, % m
Splendid opportunity for day in country
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Rooms and Board.

hOOnS dnQ BOARD.
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. I5th ard
New York ave, overlooking White House
F1rst-ciass family hotel: double rooms. S4y
up single room. SO per month: good board:
LEanslents. 81 per day and up myl5-I5s
FOR RENT-Furnished. entire second floor:
three delightful rooms: bath: porch; light
housekeeplng: cheap f72 o St NV. myfs-3t
I5i6 2iST ST Nw.-Between = ST and Ma
sachusetts ave: cool front rooms for rent
with board. summer rates. myIg-5t
FOR RENT-IArge bay-window second story
'front.' room. suitable for man and wife; fur
nished, with board 400 r St NV. II
500 I'D ST. NW.-NewIy papered rooms. with
good table board: terms very reasonable
mylS-2t
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms, with on
without toard. 704 . st. NV myIs-st
ROOMS 1or rent at 62I ct nv. with
board; frct. second. and third floors. myIs-st
2s ST. N.w.-Iarge and small rooms.
with or without board uy19-3t
NICELY furnished room. with board no
New York ave. NV. myIs-3t
YOUNG MEN desiring comfortable home.
with excellent board. 81 weekly n x ST
nv. nayls-st
427 @ ST. Nw.-Iarge. cool rootz. suitable
for two. with table board my17-3t
500 X ST. NW.-Rooms. with on without
board: south exposure: central myI7-St
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Colored boy TO clean up in saloon
Apply ~ Ith ST. sw. 1t
WNANTED-soy y to drive delivery wagon $50
= 81. ne 1t
WANTED-Boy drive for 6octor, elevator
man. housenan. butler priva,s family Of two.
l6S5 llsh ST NV 1t
WANTED-Party who can sell mining stock
on Des and surest proposition IN the coun-
Try. ASdress BOX 493. Times Office my19-st
WANTED-Night man for dairy lunch; night
snort order cook and a manager. Address
BOX 4ss. Times Office. myI9-3t
WANTED-TTyo young men as helpers N
mercantile store Apply c. A. MUDDIMAN &
60. 6le lzth ST NV. myls-2t
wANTED-A boy with a bicycle: aged six
teen Apply r. ". DEVREAUX co. sI7 T
81. II
wANTED-Young man for soda water fouu-
tain. one who thoroughly understands the
business. Address BOX sos, Times Office
mylS-st
wANTED-A young man to deliver orders.
Apply at 42s 1lth St NV II
wANTED-A strong white boy. Apply IITJY-
LER'S. F and 18th sts. myls-3t
wANTED-Twelve able-bodied men and carts
at Utica and Sth sts- Sc. Monday morning
PETWORTH. D. c. my19-3t
WANTED-Twelve Iaborers. Massachusetfs
ave and Decatur place BALTIMORE
FERRO CO, at once 1t
WANTED-At once two frst-class coatrnak-
~rs- NoRRTS e IoJLANScN- 1222 r --.1a-os
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Wanted-Summer Board.

WANTED-By young man, summer boar1
IN Cleveland Park. Chevy Chase or NJ
Pleasant; state terms fully. Address BOX
$50. Times Office myl9-2t
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For Rent
Cnfurnished Rooms.

For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.
TWO unfurnished rooms. second floor. Eas
and bath. suitable FOR Light housekeeping.
TWO large rooms for light housekeeping So
FOR RENT-Cnfurnished two beautiTUI
rooms, second hoor' heat. gas. very cheap.
% I .. ~ myly-G
communicating rooms with iarge
closet IN desirable neighbCrhood Northwest;
gas range, porcelain bath. south front etc
no children references. Address OWNER
o. HOCsE. Times Office. rnyIs-st
FOR RENTING unfuruished rooms and al
coy cove. second ho7r; light housekeeDing- 1890
= 81 NV. myl9-2t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished two large COM
municSung rooms, second floor: large al
cove. bay window, gas porcelain bath. 2o4
NEAR the Capitol; entire third floor three
rooms. 81. - lst 81. se. my1s-2t
ROOMS for light housekeeping: sec
ond floor go = 81. NV. nyIs-st
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms III K
st NV. ruvIs-3t
TWO pleasant rooms. hrst floor, SiI Apply
AaE. ZAhhA. ~ sth 81 NV myIs-5t
FOB REET-sl2 . st. sw.. three unrur-
nished rooms and bath on second floor Eas
Tor cooking and light: rent SI2 myIS-2t
TWO large unfurnished rooms; light house
keeping: gas, bath 52I 5th 81 ne mylS-3t
TWO unfurnished rooms. second floor light
housekeeping az X st NV my1s-5t
FOR RENT-Two or three unfurnished
rooms, bath on same. I402 5th ST. NV
s0S L ST. Nw.-TVvO lne unfurnished rooms.
with alcove; second floor heat. gas bath: no
enlldren. myl7-St
FOR RENT-Four rooms for light house
keeping. on second floor: hath: Illuminating
and cooking gas; Si7- 2s5 18Th ST sw-
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. first
floor. So G St Sc mylI-3t
For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
TWO 10 five rooms 500 New Jersey ave
NV. my1s-2t
TOR RENTING rooms. furnished or un-
II rnished; light housekeeping permitted. 3S2
NEWLY PAPERED, furnished or unfur-
ntshed. second floor rooms: rent reasonable:
references exchanged COS New Jersey ave.
NV. myls-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished. two
rooms; reasonable 800 II St rny1O-St
TWO large rooms. 2l0a s.. NV. myI7-3t
Wall Paper.
DON'T LOOK FURTHER-Paintfnga and pa
perhanging; expert workmen- ]. H BECK
WITH. sos F st. ne rnvIs-3t
WALL PAPERS at factory prices, &c up;
free samples ana estimates KLINE. 9ss B
sw my19-3t
wM V. MAHoNEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger; reliable. prompt. cheap; legal guar
entee covers ali our work. send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store eO3
Pennsylvanla ave Sc. telephone East ia F.
or Following agencies: De Maine 4 Co. 5207
NJ at NV; Edlavitchs store. Bowie, Nd
10 Monroe st. AnacoStias Fowlerss store
Congress Heights; G07 New York ave. NV.
10 Z 81. Sc; Conaway's store. Laurel. Nd;
Beach. Va; Rogers & Farden. Hyattsyilie.
Nd: Shaws store. Twining City New
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CASH REGISTEPS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM So Up
dALLNOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GJAhANIE IEEDi exceptional bargains and On
EASY PAYMENTS We seI Sec0r5 -bsI
Casn Registers of All kinds cheaper and ig
bette condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO
81 NINTH STREET y W.
Tuy10-e0t
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THE TRUST Is trying TO KIN competition 10
CASH REGISTERS but are selling Hall
woods at 500 below TRUST prices. HALL
WOOD CASH REGISTER AGENCY. 9o1 <
St TnylT-tf
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Wanted-BOarderS.

1888 VERMONT AVE N.W.-Near Iowa cir
Gle: pleasant rooms; excellent table and
service. Phone North Ssi4-F. II
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DAVIS NEEIICAL-FEED sewing machine
highest grade machine made. and the only
practical one FOR embroidery and drawn work
DAVIS AGENCY. 425 AZ 81. sw- Phone Main
S636- myIs-3t
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When You Want a Cut
Df anything-Joyce Engraving Co.. Star bldg
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

OASNo 0Ao fCAANhTcs
PRoBEYs
'''''" S71gT SALE.
NEW VEHICLES.
t9o Cushion-tire Punabouts. ts.-.............- so
so Rubber-tire Hlnabout- 40
500 Speed RunabCGIs. $50
800 Rubber-tire Top Buggies- S75
Is Surrey Harness $50
New Umbrella Tops................... 81
See cur showing OF nne Carriages ana De-
livery Wagons. over $oo styles 10 select fsorn
FRoB;sx CARRIAGE CO..
123o Thirty second st. n. ".
GANTzs e the place 10 buy Eood vehicles
cheap sp seial bike rubber-tirs runabout, So;
special surveys, rubber tire. cutUndeTs. SIS: !:
ssl and i2os ~ nv. SpIz-s5t
LOOK! BAhGAINS ~ VEHICLES
tl25 Waterfront Runabout rubber Iiresl -S75
~ 1ady-s sIsnhoPe rubber t!res). ).......... .sS5
U.s. PaneI-top Platform Wagoa. a............ -
SD IS; =. WATERS & son. 80 Pa ave.
BUY AT CoGsWELL.s 81 buy an new We
h!eies direct from manufacturers for spot
cash: thsreforS can save you time and
money. l'ew nInabouts 50 up; new sur
reys. t65 N: new harness s. a.: new dav-
tons. SIS. 1-Sryt assortment used ,-ehfcISs
81 up- darneSs. $40 ~. New umbrella
top. St-b0- .gS-Zl ilIh 81 nv. telephoue Nafn
it1T. ss1s-ff -
FOR sALE-Cheap. Shetland pony: russeT
harness. trap also three larger ponies: sin
gle and double harness runab0ut. stanhope-
robes, blankets, and whips. Rear 14e0 Co
!uroia road. Mt Pleasant Tnys-tf
FOR sALE-Having finished my contract
VIII seA my entire stock. consisting OF
one pair handsome young mules, and :
years old; weight. IZe0 pounds: also one
speedy hve-year-old colt. pleasant driver 10
head OF horses suitable for draft or delivery
purposes, 70 sets Of harness: 10 wagons. Co
BURN. n rear OF 81 Missouri ave
- -o-s-e
ONE young. sound. stylish driviRg horse
runabOut. harness. one young. sound family
horse IS sth ne rny1g-st
YOUNG driving horse. AMERICAN ICE
Co. wharf stables SIS myI9-st
FOR SALE-Excellent combination horse
young. sound. thoroughly broken and fear
less Of all objects, r. C TALLY. 1925 G
NV navf9-st
FOR SALE-A cart. cheap. Apply al u
lsll So sw. uy1s-2t
FOR SALE-One medium sire work horse
s9l 81 sw my1S-5t
FOR sALE-Fine dark brown mare. six years
Old. harness and doctors buggy. Can be seen
between 5 and o clock. 5S9 Sth 81. Sc
nyl7-5t
RUBBER, carriage tires, best Hartford grade.
duced prices; put or while you wait JONES
TIRE WORKS. 602-60s L St NV. Main 1856
my3-th- Il. Sa-12t
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Lost.


LOST-ss5 in msslin bag: properly 81 hard
oy the owner. Apply Laundry. SHOREHAAI
aO1E-L-- myi9-5t
LADY who took package from car send 10
JNO- II. kCEHLlNG, Lightning Rod Manu-
facturer rnyfs-sI
LosT-Buli terrier with brindie spot on leu
Reward IL r-tgrned 10 636 F st. ne. myIs-5t
LOST-A package OF instaIlment bIIis: suit
able reward II returned 10 6S6 G ST NV. 1t
LOST-On May Il. Iady's handbag contain
ing .. key, and membership ticket OF Hu-
name Society Return 10 80 Sth ST NV and
receive reward nnyls-gt
MAY I7-Boston bull terrier. female IsIIov
and white: short tail: collar and tag Re-
ward, 726 l2th st. sc. uv1s-st
LOST-Large cameo brooch. FTiday am
l4tn or l sts NV. Hamilton Hotel to 18th
and Reward IL returned TO HAMILTON
HOTEL OFFICE. rnyiS-2t
LOST-May II, silver wa-ch. corner Pan an
q SITS NV. about 1880 am. Finder please
return 70 242S = st NV; reward myiS-st
LOST-wednesday evening. white caT1C
breastpin. with ladys head: going north on
7th ST Sc 20 East Capitol car. or on car
going west Reward return 20 4si Marvland
ave sv. mylS-st
LOST-May Il. gold watch charm: size Of
z9-cent piece: initials .R. A McP" on
one side; snaE diamond on other. Reward
IL returned 70 r. A MCPHERSON ssf Penn
sylvanls ave. NV. nnyi7-st
LOST-Black COW; strRyed from my farm;
last seen at Good Hope, d. G. Finder notify
CHAS- SWAN, l25 Anacostia eve, Benning,
d. c. myI7-st
DOST-CoraI breastpin: design. woman :
head Finder VIII receive reward By CON-
Equnicating with MRS- X. 1854 Q 81. NV.
myII-5t
STOLEN OR LOST-On MAY {. 1906. one plain
gold ring. with initials on inside ''R c.
Anyone receiving same VIII return TO HENRY
SMITH. III g St sw., and receive a re-
ward Of So: no questions asked nayI7-St
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Baltimore and Return, s1.a5, Baltimore
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Help Wanted
NIL

help Wanted
Male and Female.
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable svste-z
OF shorthand IN i hours: attain a speed OF
20 70 100 words IN $50 hours. and we VIII pro-
cure potion Tor you We teach also Pit
man, Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
typeWriting, and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone n
STENOGRARHER and typewriter; opportu-
nifty for competent young lady or gentle
men: salary. s. weekly: state experieSca
and age; references required. Address BOX
ass. Times Once It
wANTED-Capable responsible chef or man
ageT for unusually profitable position; at
traetive menu essential Address BOX sos.
Times once myl9-2t
NANTED-A frst-cIass cook Tor summer no.
tel; reference required Apply 6th st. ne.
my1s-2t
WANTED-Picture agents; ladies and gen
tlemen; good money made. 20s 7th st. sW.
myl2-3Ot
Situations Wanted
Female.
LADY teaches piano at pupils hon -
Address BOX $50. Times Once myIs-5t
WANTED-By a settled woman. place as
nurse for nervous patient or 20 take charge
OF house for summer would not object TO
travelling with patient. 2923 NJ st. NV 1t
WASHING at home or work out by day
wANTED-By an experienced nurse. en-
gasements. Call at III X St NV. my1s-2t
wANTED-By lady. engagements for walk
INK riding with invalid or elderly person;
excellent reference Address BOX 40. Times
Office my17-st
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LET Us Put your typewriter in good order
after the winters work Prices reasonable
work guaranteed. TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE AND OFFICE OCTFITTERs. ian
o. r0v-Fg-fr
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S ECE Rk-NT-Two furnished rooms, with Jr
without board: private family home cook-
ing, &c convenient location $40 ID 81. ne.
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-By June !. neat. cozy furnished
room. by middle-aged gentleman. best OF ref
erences Address FOX 50l. Times ONCE.
ulyl9-3t
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FOR SALE-Certihcate o. credit. SIS. o. KIM
ball piano Address 3. NJ h. "a 18th At
Sc. ruh1T-Sr
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Country Board.

WANTED-Few adult boarders IN the noun
tains. six miles from Markham. Va: delight
ful air. daily mail. etc. fruit. excellent
table. MRS. c. 81. MAIN. Hume. Fau-
CUfer county. Va my1S-7t
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Summer Boare.

A COOL. restful spSt sor summer board Is
the WASHINGTON COLLEGE. 81 and T
Ets- ne. Opens June J. ap27-cot
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Business Chances.

DO YOU WANT a frst-ciass cafe at your
own nguresf Nus be sold the next few
days Call at TU2 5th 81. nv. myls-st
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STEIN PIANO $3.50

And many other square pianos at So 90. SIS.
$3.50. IS. etc. less than cost Of repairs
Easy monthly or weekly payments
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
I225 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
uylS-tf
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FOR RENr-A small store and fixtures; a
good grocery stand and can be stocked with
small capital Apply 72s 18th ST. my.
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FOR sALE-Two carloads window screens
&c ooofsi screens lZizc up. doors. Sic u:
ezra vide doors: carload IN stock: KNOCK
Gown frames. &c; wire. I5zc square foot-
sSIeehs made 20 order. &c kLEEBLATT-s
L-Ll al1 II sts- ne rnvf-3ono
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-10
ON THE RIVERS
Story Dan Rice Used to Telt---SnaGs
Destroyed Between Cairo
and ST. Louis.

The river editor Of the Couier-Journ.
al recalls bit of history from the
career of Dan Rice whose name Is
familiar To all old timers, but espec-
tally to old Cairotes in connection
with his river saows, in which he haG
"a citizen Of Cairo, Andrew Bird, as,
ISOLATED with him for number OF
years. The Courier journal says:
There have been three bots named
viii s. Hays. The first one was own
ed and run by Dan Rice to carry his
circus. Upon one occasion, during
high water in Arkansan. she started
10 so across plantation and hit q
stump. Dan Rice used to say: Il sem
a diver down. sawed off the stump
and went on my way without any fur
Their trouble with the stub of the
stump ticking in he hola so tight
that she never leaked a pint Of water
the balance Of the trip, She was d
great boat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-10
Snaqs DESTROYED.

List Of snags destroyed by the
United States snagboat Horatio G.
Wright between st Louis and Mem
phis. August % to September 7. 1906:
One al Plantin Rock. one at Dabny,
one at penn Point one at Kaskasfda,
one at Fort Gage, one at Cranes Is
land, three at Wililinsons, four at
Tower Island bend, one at Willard $,
one at Poe's Landing, two at judah
creek, two at Gray's Point, one at
Prices, two al Elkins'. one at Buffalo
Island, one at Dog Tboth. one at
Brewer Point. on at Lucas bend 0tw
at Parkers Point. two at bend of 8,
one at Darnall's, one at Cherokee,
one at Eckers, five at bend of IA. ono
at Caruthersville. one at Bells Point,
three at Tanneme, ten at Island 90
two at Wright's Point, one at Ruck-
er's, one al Island rs, two at Esland26.
one at New Haven one at Hatchie,
one at Pa.ker's Point, four at Island
40, three at Arthur'sbend, one at
Checks one at Hopefiald. Total de-
stroyed, evenly seven.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-10
END OF VACATION
Comes Today and Teachers and Pu'
pills viii Again Assume Their
Studies and Duties.

School bells will this morning put
an end TO the three months vacation
and call back TO their duties, scholars
and teachers.
Principal r c. Clendenen and all
Of the teachers have completed ar
rangements for The opening and the
largest first day attendance In the
history Of the schools is looked for.
Prot. Clendeuen has sent out no
tees urging that all parents start
their children In school on the first
day and keep them at their studies
regularly and to use their influence
10 put an end to all amusements 50
that the scholars can get the best re.
suits.
Al the meeting Of the teachers last
Friday all details connected with the
opening of the schools were arranged
and il Is the intention this year 20
Start actual work sooner than usual
There will be no change In the text
books used this year which results
in saving of both time and money
The new domestic science depart
ment al the High school which win
be In charge of Miss G. Pearl Null
berry, Is expected to prove a most
popular one with the high school girl
students.
This department is located in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-10
Bunks in New Cells.

Jailer Lutz was busy yesterday put
ting hunks into the new CELL that
have been built in the city Jail The
presence of thirteen crap shooters.
from Charley Powers gambling room
filled the steel cells and ii was nee,
essary to utilize the wooden cells,
which had not yet been provided with
hunks. The city jailer did the work
himself and made a neat job Of it,
There are four Of these cells and each
has four hunks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-10
MAN TOOK TUMBLE
Went to Sleep in Open Window and
Lands in Hospital After Fall
OF Thirty-fiVe Feet.

a man supposed TO be Arthur Pay
or. OF Bardwell KY, fell from the rear
window In The Owl saloon, on lower
Ohio street las night to the ground
a distance Of 80 feet and received
severe but not dangerous injuries.
The man had been sitting in the
window and evidently fell asleep HI
escape from death or dangerous INJURY
is considered nothing short of mar
velous He struck on his head and
shoulders. His scalp was torn am
his shoulders and back cat and bruis
ed His hand were also severly cut
The man was removed 10 St Mary
infiFmary where Dr. E. L. Gordol a.
tended him He was rendered uacon
cious by his fall and wa not able 10
give his name. Receipts from a rail
way trainmen association bore the
name Of Payer. of Bardwell. although
there were .everal receipts bearing
different names.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-10
SPECIAL SESSION
OF GRAND LODGE
a, O. u. W. WILL MEET IN SPRING.
FIELD TUESDAY, FOR I'M
PoRTANT BUSINESS.
TO AMEND LODGE LAWS
All Lodqes In State Urged to Send
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Branch
May Comply With the
Request.

A special session Of the grand lodge
of the Ancient Order Of United Work,
men of Illinois has been called to be
held in Springfield, Tuesday. The
purpose of the session is to con.
slider and act upon such legislation
as is necessary To make the laws, con.
stitutlon and bylaws of the grand
and subordinate lodges of this juris-
diction conform TO the legislation of
the supreme lodge adopted al its last
session.
= The Cairo lodge probably will be
represented at this meeting.
More than siXty-six of the suhor.
dinate lodges OF the order. at least
thirty of which are located outside OF
Cook county, requested that the spe-
cia meeting be called by Grand Mas
ter A. R Hendricks of Sterling Rep.
resentatiyes from all lodges In the
state are urged to be present on ac-
count of the importance of the meet
ing The meeting will be held in rep
reseptatives' hall in the state horse.
The thirtythird stated meeting Of
the supreme lodge. held June 14-25,
last, at Montreal, Canada. enacted
laws requiring the high rate jurisdic-
tions 10 put into operation on the
first day Of October next. the SEIZED
ule Of rates recommended by the su
preme lodge, to prevent future de
fciencies. before any portion of the
aid fund, provided for in the
supreme laws, can be received 10 pay
the present indebtedness of such iur
IS dietions, and, further provided that
any jurisdiction that should fail to
pay It's prescribed portion Of the fra
.ernal aid fund shall be subject 10
for such deficiency.
In addition to enacting such legis /
alton as shall be necessary to make
he laws contribution and bylaws Of
he grand and subordinate lodges Of
his jurisdiction to conform TO the leg
of the supreme lodge action
viii be taken to amend section three |
II the grand lodge constitution as to
lime and place Of the next biennial
session The representatives and al |
ternates entitled to act are those |
elected for the last grand lodge se3 |
sion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-10
GIRL RAN AWAY
Mrs. Mullins, of Columbus, Ky, Here
In Search of Her Pretty Dauah.
ter, Ruby Mullins.

A Mrs. Mullins. of Columbus, KY.
was in the city yesterday, ana applied
TO police headquarters for aid in find
ing her daughter, Rn5y Mullins. who
left her home in Columbus las week
without the knoWle 'ge or consent of
Ter parents The gil is 16 years old
Weighs 100 pounds has chestnut bar,
blue eyes, fair complexion, is nervous
ard quick of speech.
A youns man leff Columbus at the
same time. and the m9.her believes
the two went awly together, to be
married.
The chief had the patromen visit
all the hotels and 1;her pubic houses