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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11
theatrical . Attractions
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Fo- X. NJ. X. c. Ministries to be Given
at o-era Hoase Dec. 2o.--strorg
In Every Part.

|
Nest amateur minstrel perform.
laces seem to begin in "blaze Of
| slo Y, lat dete'io.ate much in merit
| in the fin lc 81 latter part cf TIE
Glow Thts Is because that. as a rule,
| Ill III e cleyorness, talent and work
i put upan the first part--and auli
euces are allowed to leave 4 theatre
with not SO good an impress on as
they receive during the opening part
OF me entertainment. This erro- is
going to be avoided in the coming X
NJ, X c. minst' 81, which gees en- tNe
boards at tee oaera house on the
ni2at Of December 80 as the "aftec
piece" is TO he made q feature. A
lipe lire Of taent Is Tired up for the
first paut, and this promises to he up
10 the standard, Tut tire larger part of
rchearsals Is being given to the
finale Of tie perfors, ance, This finale
s in the form Of oEe-act farce-yuu-
ming 30 or 81 minutes and introduces
score OF potential comedians in
some most laushable Characterization
thar could be ina gined The skit is
entitled The Blaokburg Boosters"
and TIE scene is laid in tie club
room Of the 'Blackburg Boosters.
The fifteen Speaking parts, which
have been assigned with special
view TO tie fitness Of those who as
srme th2m, are as follows
Cast of Characters.
Wood 2, Cutter, If yau don't watch
out B, Kobler
Uncle, VIII Sncpze, permanent
fixtu ct. Ward.
Knott Bigg, but often heard from
J. Tnce
CaDt. Rolla Bones. a over OF sport,
| 0, QueIlmalz.
Com L. Even, another sport lover,
&c, Herbert.
Cab lots. Me z. B. b. Gig Busy
Beel-H Faaeniaeger
Hon Wasa BocEerton, a prominent
member-r Raeth
Bigelcw Bugg, another prominent
Imenber-H Hall
Pompey Brutus, another member
e. Leslie
Caesas Cassius. another member
C. Alba
Cook Hogg, candidate for Pork
chops .Inspector-G. Krbler.
Ben A Barber, candidate for Razor
lInspector-B. Alba,
Henry Goes, and is still going-A
Kobler
Fen Jolly. and glad of tt Hasen
Jaeger
Hon. Bin Johnson-W. w. Hodge.
6lachburg Brass Band--Koble~
Martin, Bradley. Duncan McEdoe,
McNulty. Lane. Kobler, and Barter.
Club members. visitors, attendants
etc, by members OF the chorus.
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ladies' Free Monday NIaht.

As is the usual custom, ladies' vii
be admitted free tomorrow night at
the Cairo opera fruse at whichc time
the Lewis Stock Company will open a
weeks engagement. Their opening
play will be "A Man of Mystery. -
This is one of the comsany's feature
plays and one that gives Miss Lewis
an excellent opportunity Of displaying
n" ability. AS an added attraction,
Mr. Lewis carries an exceptionally
scod band and or hestrd Seats ar
now selling for Monday night The
ladies' free tickets will only be OF
sale until p. m. Monaay evening,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11
A N USE M { N IS

Bead and replies, 'dlyo ced.7
Why should all this be?
These are questions t0at the All st
minds have wrestlel with for the past
decade without even mediocre an.
sver. But the qdcston will not
tcwn; II confronts every thinking
man and woman over and over again.
Legal brains have tried to repy; ora.
tors have used their elo-uence: the
papers nave printed reans OF matter
and the prlpit has thundered its ful,
limitations. Still the question remains
unanswered unsolved.
Now comes modern play ensuing
drama called THE Rosary" written
BY Edward y. Rose. and produced by
tae well known theatrical managers
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11
LADY MlnstreIs at Gan.

The Lady Ministries will play re-.
turn engagement at the Gem tbeat~e
all this week The company was here
in October and made a hit with the
patrons of the Gem, many of whom
asked TO have the company play here
again The company carries its own
eronery and will put on new features,
tell new ioRes, etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11

Bulls Haul Street Cars.

-Four miles of street railway and
tome bulls are making rich man
ont Of resident OF Daet. In the Phil
inpines. TIE little railroad runs from
Daet to the port, and has no lack Of
passengers or u freight traffic. Ths
cars are Of The small street railway
type. and they make the four miles
uphill from the port TO Daet in TWEEN
weight minutes, although the bulls
WHO draw the cars do not exert them.
selves cnduly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11

Messrs. Rowland AMI Clifford. Quiet
ly and modcstly, with no blare Of
trnmpets, it projects a quiet word in.
te this turmoil of opinions. which
many Helieve will revolutionize our
ethics IT marriage and divorce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11

To restore ivory carvings that have
become discolored expose them under
glass TO the rays Of the sun, after hav
irc removed the dust by brushing
them with warm water and soap. Turn
them from time ITO time. so that all
sides will be equally bleached. N
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11

Chicago, for the long rrn. The matt
nee prices are lower floor 50 and IS
cents reserved; children % cents any
scat; evening, 25c. soc, zoe and Sl.ol
Seats are now selling for botn per
fvgmances.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11
Matinee To-day.

A reserved matinee win be given
this afternoon at the Cairo opera
house for the Rosary" one of the
very latest New York and Chicago
successes. The company which viii
he seen here is the zane one which
held the boards at the Globe theatre,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11

"The Rosary Today.


Ills beautiful new play, The Ro.
sary." under the direction OF Row
land and Clifford, will be presented at
the opera house today matinee and
night.
This play Is now running at the Gar
den Theatre in New York, and re-
Gently closed three months en-
Gagenent In Chicago.
What ~ the cause Of material I'M
rest, Why IL 1t that the percentage
of divorce cases rises steadily every
day in the United States9 why
should 1t be that today-tomorrow
yon nay meet your happily married
friend. and in response to your aues-
ton regarding mis- wife, he shakes his
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11

Inspiration and independence.
II is well to go for light to a.
other mans fire. but MOI. to tarry By
It, instead Of kindling torch OF ones
own From Plutarch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11

Courtesy Shown Women Prisoners.
In many English prisons the women
are addressed by their first names, In
stead of by numbers, as the men
are.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-11
Folly o. Fault Finding.

Stop flnding fault with people. This
more a man finds fault the more
proof that he hasn't done anything
worth while himself.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25
A. S. ROBERTS, EDITOR
HOW SCANDALS ARE STARTED
Foundation Stone Need Only Be One
Busy Person Bent on the
Making OF Mischief.

who was that pretty girl saw
sitting on your porch this morn
ing?"
why, let me see? II must have
been Miss Wallis She Is tutoring our
little boy. His health was poor last
winter, you know, and he couldn't go
to school at all We want him to be
prepared to go int his proper grade
when the school opens"
How long has she been tutoring
him.?
About six weeks, | think"
Aren't you afraid TO have such a
good-looking young person in the
house?"
"Why?"
Your husband, you know. There's
so much of this affinity foolishness
going on
20, am not in the least worried
about Luclus."
Il wouldn't trust any man."
But I'm sure Miss Wallis wouldn't
put up with any foolishness. She
isn't that kind OF girl"
ANY girl is likely to have her head
turned by man who knows how to
fiatter-espeoially IL he is a man who
has gained prominence or has plenty
Of money"
I'm sorry to hear you say that.
can't believe you are right. II all girls
were as weak or as bad as you think
them, what chances would our sons
have to get good wives7"
That's just It. They haven't any
chance In the world. You wait till
your son is few years older, and
you'll agree with me. My boy has
begun to call on young women
/ They're all wretched, wicked lot,
Just waiting for chances to break up
happy hsmes,"
You mustn't get such an absurd
notion in your head. There are as many
good girls In the world as there
ever were. I'd be perfectly delight
ed TO have Miss Wallis for my daugh.
ter-in-law. She ia as lovely as she
is beautiful"
The other woman began to move
| away, keeping her gaze fixed steadily
on the lady who would not entertain
suspicion. At last when she was
safely out OF the danger line, she
said
There is something In that won.
ans life that she is afraid to have
come out ! never saw one o. these
eharityfor-all persons yet who wasn't
hiding scandal OF some kind."-Chi.
cago Record.Herald.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25

8 pounds of bulk asins for rs
cents at o. P. Skaggs grocery.
Four cana of 10 cent oysters S5 cts.
AZ Skagg's grocery, 6ta
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25
Munich Taking to MIX DRINKING.

Munich Taking TO MIX Drinking.
Patriotic Munich citizens are great.
sy grieved to learn from the municipal
statistics that the consumption of beer
In the city has decreased 299 per cent.
since 1908. They recall that famous
year OF 1889, when the city's consump.
ton OF beer reached 525 litres \ head
Of the population, or 400 quarts.
Last year this had fallen TO 240
quarts. That Nuremberg now beats
Munich by six quarts head can be
borne, but the Munichers are more
concerned at finding that Berlin is
gradually creeping up TO them, being
now only a matter of is quarts be
hind.
There is some consolation in the
fact that the Bavarians still stand at
the head OF all the German national.
tiles in beer drinking, having 2ii
quarts to their credit; while the prus.
SLAMS are long way behind. with a
beggarly 81 quarts.
While the beer consumption has
been going down, statistics show that
more milk is being drunk every year
ln Munich. so that the citizens are
beginning to fear that the infant pop
ulation is actually being nourished up,
on milk instead OF the famous nation,
al beverage.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25
Baked Asparagus.

Wash two small bundles of aspara
gus until perfectly free from sand and
stand them upright in a kettle of wa
ter, leaving the render tips uncoy.
cred in this way the steam will cook
the tips while the boiling water is
making the stocks tender, and the for.
mer will not be cooked to pieces, as
is too frequently the case. When done
drain and cut into small pieces, re-
moving only the toughest portion OF
the ends. To each two cupfuls OF
asparagus add an equal emount OF
grated bread-crumbs, two tablespoon
fuls of butter. one cupful of milk, one
half teaspoonful of salt and three or
four dashes Of pepper Dust a wei
buttered mold lightly with the crumbs,
then arrange the asparagus and
crumbs in alternate layers, dusting
each with salt and pepper and dotting
with little bits of butter Have the
last layer of crumbs, pour over the
milk and bake in a moderate oven 20
minutes. Serve hot This dish Is
/ worth try
One price, one policy and al
ways courteous treatment a t
Skaggs' Grocery.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25

This feed fulhs every requirement and has the following a
antages:
Machine Mixed-Beng accurately and thoroughly mHe1 py ma
chnery produces uniform and even eeos sucn "s "
when mixed by hand
No Waste provides the only way IN Whlcn %
get the full every of meal without hs " ~
irregularities that when mixed by hand
Being packed pound bags it makes con-
venien feed TO handle fed without ong hands ahu
clothes.
Safe Feed-No danger of feeding too much meal Is "'
nronortioned and can be continuously with safety
Economylt is much cheaper first cost than Ean al" corn
cbops and will yield of butter and MIX
FOR sAIEBY MOST DEALERS. DON'T ACCEPT SUBSTITUTE
sPrice only 81 per pound. delivered at your door
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25

WANTED woman to assist in cook
ing and excepting. No washing
or dish washing. Mrs l.. M. Spivey,
4l6 Oklahoma Ave. Phone ll2.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25

Crude oil by the barrel, 5 cts.
a gallon. -Anadarko Produce.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-25
PrI TIZ-NG
indeed to tn Ia cry hoy or girl
is our freshl l1 n
STOCK OF EREALS AND
itAPlE SYRUr.

Our urea" fast foods keep child
ren healthy and happy. With
or foo ycu an dispense
with a.. uXury f the doctor
and add daily u the balance Of
your bank sccouG'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
SERVICES BEGIN TONIGHT.

Eyapgslltic services will begin at the
Second Presbyterian Church t)night ST
8 O'Clock. Rev. E T Wexford and bis
wife will arrive from Newport News this
Atsrooon and will be the guettJ OF Mr..
aud Mrs. L. O. Howard at their home
on south Washington ftrett. Dr.. Well
ford will preach tonight He is sn elo.
qaent aud f1rceiul speaker, snd will
doubtless be heard BY large congrsgt'
ton. Mr.. G. B. Ksnuedy will have
charge of the nu'lc, which insnres Its
being ft,rscli7e and Inspiring. Begin
ming Tu .sdsy a service will be held al
3:l5 o'clock each afternoon. These
afternoon services will be primarily B bic
,tudles. a cordial inv tition Is extended
to the whole city to attend all the ser,
vices. Many people remember the in'
spring meetings held by DR.. Film In
this church two years sgo, add will want
10 gel the benefit OF these services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
The CONDEMNED MEN.

The Richmond Times Dlspst:h of Sum-
az said: "All day long Saturday Mr..
lewis Fl. Machsn, OF Alexandria,
|rested with Governor Mann for the
te of his client, Calvin johnson, one OF
he Alexandra degrees under sentence
death for the murder OF Water
chultz, the Chicago artist. To Mr..
fachen's efforts is du, the fact that
ohnsou aud his fellows ara slive to-
az, for the execution Of their sentence
~ been deferred time aud again since
heir couvic.ion-twics by Governor
Ham aud two or three times by Cover
or Swanson. Every legal means has been
SD to save the men from the electric
hair. At frat st'y was secured to
wait the action OF the Court of APP
|esls on a petition for an appeal.
ibis vas denied, aud another date
as act for deatb. Then there was
4 ,tber delay 10 await the result Of
be trial OF Henry Smith, the fourth
\ the quartet, and tbs one who for
ished the principal testimony upon
khich Johnson, with Dick Pines and
Eugene Dorsey, we're convicted. Mr.
|Iachsu had long morning session
ith tie governor, the meeting being
| Ij,urGsd for lunch. L! was resu ned
h the aitsrnoOD, and came t, sn end
|bout 6 o'clock. The record is large
be, and the gcVernor is determined to
b over 1t cRreully before taking hnsl
elton, He said Saturday night that ne
ID not expect to grant snS more re-
ItIeves-hie next action would be to
bd the case, one way or the other. The
bite now set for the death of the four
len is May -, but 1t lie likely that q
baugs OF a day or tSo will be made for
be or two OF them, so as not to have 90
sny ju iicIal deaths on one day. Smith
Bas confessed that he sWore falsely on
be trials Of ether negroes, bat his COR
ssions are regarded lightly, since be
bries them considerably. In fact, no.
|bdy believes a word he says. The cases
leing similar, Mr.. Mscben's efforts for
is client have resulted 10 respites fol
! 10 remaining convicts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Virginia HIGHLANDS.

Az extremely intere Dg aud simple
equipment has lately been inverted by
8 Yong Alexandria architect. Milton
Dal Morrill,, who has, after years
study and experiment, developed a
standard sectional OF ell mould tquiI-
ment, which can be adapted to almost
any work and which should do much
to reduce tle cost Of permanent 6reprOol
buildings.
The equipment comprises hsuged
plated 2 ieet lq1sre, locked together and
forming a continuous trough ON top Of
the wall. Into this trough is poured
the concrete aud after this becomes hard
lower tier oil plates Is lOosened, clean
ed and oiled and swung BY hinged rods
on top, and filed In turn. This process
IL continued until q floor Is reached,
when these plates are removed and laid
fat, forming the cebtsrlng for the noor
slab.
The fret bulldog to be constructed ID
DOW well under way ct Virginia High
lands, a lev hundred feet south OF the
station ct Addison, on the Alexandria
& Mt. Vernon RailWsy.
When the Plates are removed from
the walls, very smooth 6oish Is left,
requiring no plaster aud a pleasing de-
sligo Is left by the iating Of the mould
sections.
A brush coat Of white cement Is ap-
piled to the walls to give uniform
color and as a precsuIion sgsinst damp
meas.
it is proposed to demonstrate at VIZ
GINA Highlands that permanent. artiS'
tic houses can be built and sold at no
greater cost than for the less substantial
frame houses now conttru ,ted.
Messrs. Billiard and Tsulssne, a Wash
inp t IN real estate fro reported some
time ago that one OF the houses at Viz
gInia Highlands would be filed with
combustibIe materials and set on FIRE
to show that they will not Turn, and
this residence will be Of the typs nov
being cOnst u;ted.
Many visitors have already Inspected
the work, attracted by this cost.saviug
home construction, and the whole gu ouro
has been scientifically laid out with
parks and drives, and the owners intend
to make II q model community of which
Alexandra and Washington can be
jastly proud.
The science Of city and suburban plan
ming Is just GOV beginning to be studied,
ana the model concrete buildiug Is only
one OF the iDtsrestng features of The new
undertaking now under way at Virginia
H ghlsnds.
Over 40 lots have already been dis
posed OF and walks and improvements
and sales have been progressing steadily.
The following prominent A'exsndrisnS
are directors In the Virginia Highlands
Association: Messrs. w. B. Smoot, L.
O. Smith and o. o. Lsadbester.
The Washington, Alexandra and
Mcu1t Vernon Railway trains will on
aud after next Su 1day stop at their new
s,a,iop, Virginia Highlands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
SUICIDE.

The "B's Odo SHOW" srfived 10
Washington Saturday night, and ye,!er.
day morni lg at sn early hour Msry Jen.
kIns, the 'Spidsr Girl" was fund dead
10 her bed In a cheep lodging hcuie
where the enbers OF the company were
staying. Mary had carefully pinned to
the bedclothing scrsp of paper telling
where Der reli t'vts c. u'dbs located, aud
had then turned on the gas and ssphyx.
lated herself. The noe gave the address
OF q brother in Florida. Another note,
ps'tsIly completed, read;
III anything happens TO me- that
was all. She had no! the nerve to TO-
lab 1t.
"B'e o TO-" head Of The shoE, said,
"The poor girl lined u 10 Fiorids.
She was fascinated with show life. she
thought the show life vas great. Bu' II
amt. We are going TO ship her BODY
back to her people,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

A meeting of the Holy Name Socie y
az held at the Young Mems Sodali'y
ycsum Hall yesterday afternoon when
J 9 following officers we're elected Wal
|r NJ. ponnelly, president; Thomas E.
yson, vice president; Patrick f. Dow
ey, secretary, and S. A. Breen, t:ess-
her.
Rev. 5ohn Handley, O. s. P, who
ygegstad the Orgau'z ltiOn in this city,
sde so interesting address previous to
be election.
As the name implies, The members
tomise to abstain fiom using the name
God 10 vaiu. Yesterday 1t was de-
ded to meet the first Sunday cit 'rnoon
each month in the Ytuog Mems So
|hlitY Lyctum Hall, snd arrangement
III be made for addresses by prominent
'hurchmen at each meeting. Abtu'
no nance sre on the rolls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
RIVER NOTES.

There was another sbnormsllY high
tide at an early hour this morning.
The water was awash with some whsrvts
and partly over others.
The steamer st. Johns Is to be
brought 10 the wharf OF the Mutual Ice
Company at the foot OF Cameron street
where sac will receive repairs and a
general cleaning up. The steamer will
be placed OF the Colonial B zach route
during the summer.
The steamer S uthlsud, which had
recently been 10 the dry dock 1T New
port News, is sgsIn running on the Nor.
folk roUts.
The steamer Washington, Of The Nor.
folk and Washington line, Is at Newport
News. 1t Is said that she has been
sold to the same parties who recently
purchased the Norfolk and that the two
STEAMERS are to run on Long Island
Sund,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
FUNERALS.

The members of X. E. Lee Damp
Oonfedersts Veterans, attended the
iu neral yesterday afternoon Of Msj.
Beverly r. Mason, Of Washington.
TIE iutsrment was in Ivy Hill ceme-
terry. The members OF the camp 10 un-
form assembled at Lee Damp Hsll at
$50 O'Clock, and we're conveyed to the
cemetery lie carriages. The services at
the grave we're conducted by Rev, Or.
s. A. Wallis and Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF
Washington.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Elizs
Gtoyes took place from Mr.. B. Wheat
ley's chspel this afternoon. Rev.
P. P. Phillips, rector Of 81. PsuPs
Church, oficlsted and the interment
was 10 the Methodist Protestant ceme-
terry.
The iu1eral of the late Edward Cow
ling took place yesterday afternoon
from st. Johns Episcopal Chapel. The
services we're conducted by Rev. 8. A.
Wsllis, d. d. The remains we're
placed In the vault In Ivy Hill GENE
terry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
PERSONAL.

Mr.. F ]. D.vIdsou lie t here yester.
day for Mobile to attend the meeting oil
the Grand Camp United C)pfedersts
Veterans.
Mrs. G ,orge q. Robinson has re-
turned from visit to her sister, mrr.
Gilbert, st Laurel, Nd.
Miss Sibyl Smoot has Issued invita-
lions TO a linen shower for Miss Frances
Eisenhower Fridsy evening, April 20,
at her home on Prince street. Miss
DAnenbower's wedding to Mr.. Charles
Page Wallace, IT,, will take place 10
June.
Mp. Albert Dillingham;, who Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles II. Garter,
OF Baltimore, Is the guest OF relatives 10
Alexandra, where she will remain few
days.
Mrs. William E S.rong, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Margaret V.
Smith, has rtturred to her home In Ne"
York.
Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Williams, OF
Gonzales, Tex, are the guests OF Mrs.
Williams sister, Mrs. Edward q. KEN
PER, at her home In Rosemont.
The msrrisge Of Miss Z NINA Norris
Hume, daughter Of Mrs. Frank Hume,
and Mr.. Lynn Ssdgwick Hornor, Of
Olsrksburg, W. Vs., will take place at
the home OF Mrs. Hume, on Mssssctu III
sets avenue, Washington, Wednesday
a. noon. Rev. P. P. Phillips, Of st.
PauPs Church, Alexandria, cousin oil
Miss Hume, will perform the ceremony.
Miss Mabel Hume will attend her sister
90 maid OF honor and NJ. ]. Carl Vance,
of Olsrksburg, will be best man.
Mr.. Harry Meeks is suffering from q
slight stroke of facial paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. O. l.. Sewer, who have
spent several weeks In this city, will
leave for their home 10 Bristol, Tenn,
tjnight.
Rev. DR.. Crawford, dean OF the Epis-
copal Theological Seminary, yesterday
delivered a sermon on tuberculosis at the
SemiosrY.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Mcknight, OF New
York, is visiting relatives in this city.