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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12

Swope Park.
This afternoon the aviator took
the aiB at 425 O'Clock and left his
landing place at Swope Park to sail
to the aviation field at Overland
Park. He reached there at 4:55
o'clock, Overland Park is in john
son county. Kansas, nine miles south
west Of Kansas City.
Rodgers will remain In Kansas
City until Friday afternoon in or
der to adjust his engine which is in
need of repairs.
Rodgers began his flight today at
Marshall, Mo-, 81 miles from Kan
sas. City at S:24 O'Clock. He was
forced to descend at Blue Springs at
$50 O'Clock because of trouble
with his magnetic. Up to tonight
Rodgers has flown 1,4S2 miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12

! NEWS Of THE RIVERS


The river continued to rise yester-
day. The gauge at night was 26.9
feet. There will be further rise
during the next SO or IS hours.
The Three States brought over a
number of persons from Wickliffe
yesterday to attend the Buffalo Bill
Show.
The Fred Hartweg was in yester
day from the lower Mississippi with
tow OF logs. She took on two more
barees here and proceeded Oh up to
st. Louis
The I'D Myer was in from Padu-,
cab Yesterday morning with a fairly
good trip and departed on her return
in the afternoon
The John s. Summers arrived from;
the Lower Mississippi with tow OF
logs and went up to Mound City
Much driftwood was floating down
the river yesterday. the most of it on
the Illinois side
The Lee Line steamers schedule
has been completely upset by conges-
ton of freight at Memphis and the
difficulty in getting roustabouts.
The Stacker Lee, due here yester-
day from Memphis will not arrive
until this morning and she will pro-
coed to st Louis and start on her
return trip southwark Friday.
The Georgia Lee was scheduled to
leave cincinnati last night for
Cairo and Memphis
Joe Chatterton has resigned as
mate on the steamer Belle of CAL
houn.
capt William Grapevine, formerly
superintendent of the Missouri Pa
cific floating property. who has been
| i'll at his home in st. Louis since
August, is able to be out
capt. John z. Lucbben. president
of st. Louis Harbor, No. %. has re-
ceiyed a letter from Capt. Charles
II. Smith of the steamer A. NJ. Scott
of the Kansas City Missouri River
Navigation Company. saying the
Scott made the trip to Kansas City
without mishap, and is doing good
work in making landings He said
the boat does we'll as towboat. She
viii remain at Kansas City for sew
eral weeks, being converted into an
oil burner. She burns coal at pres
ent
Pilot Fl. s Davis, formerly, on
the steamer Merriam, has gone to
st. Paul to purchase a towboat for
barge contract work on the Missis-
sippi.
The next departure of the city of
Savannah from st. Louis for'the Ten
nessee river, win be Saturday, Oct
ID. at 5. p. m.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal
says:
Although the strain on the boats
is somewhat relieved, there is still
more business than the boats can
handle with the amount
of labor that is available at present.
The work is hard and the hours are
long on heavily loaded packet. Ad-.
ded to this, the rainy weather that
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
Pony VS.. Horse lnteIitoena..

! have been asked great many
times II ponies are really more intel
ligent than fuIl-sized horses They
certainly appear to be But the in
telligence OF any hcf-e Will develop
under petting and human companion
ship. and there is no doubt that other
horses. IL given the same privileges
That ponies enjoy and If their Size
admitted OF their being handled and
managed in the same way. would
prove equally intelligent. Outing
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
The Victim.

Il hear poor Dobbs, the humors,.
has gone TO a sanitarium," Binks said
Yes, Higgins said: hes worked
himself into state Of nervous pros
tratlon that fear Is lncurable"
That's too bad. Binks said. "low
did he come to do that?"
why. six weeks ago he got an an
swer to riddle. ones a chau-rfur and
the others fur show. and he s1ys
he'll never be able TO sleep until he
finds the question It will make a
good answer to" Higgins said.--llar
per's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12

water brash. Nausea, Headache, Bill
iousness, and many other bad symp.
toms; and, besides. you will meet
laxative to keep your stomach, lives
and intestines clean and fresh.
If your Stomach Is sour and full o.
gas. or your food doesn't digest, ant
your meals don't seem TO fit, VIII
not get 5O-cent case from YOU
druggist and make life worth living
Absolute relief from Stomach miserE
and perfect digestion of anythin
you eat assure to follow five minute
after, and besides, one case is sufff
cient to cure whole family Of sue
trouble.
Surely, harmless, inexpensiT
preparation like Diapepsin. whicE
will always, either at daytime I'll
during night relieve your stomacI
misery and digest your meals. II!
about as handy and valuable a thin
as you could have In the house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
SUCCESS AIT 10 Dazzle.

There's n glare about success which
is apt to daz3c mems eyes When We
see man rising In the world foolI
ish high opinion Is formed of his mer
its. II is said. What wonderful
man this must be to rise so rapidly!'I
forgetting that straw, dust, ant feathl
ers-things without value or weight
rise the soonest and easiest 1t Isl
not always the great and good man
who rises rapidly into wealth and
notice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
Pork Favorlte Chinese Food.

The Chinese eat little 0: no beef
The beef consumed In the empire II
chiefly the food of foreigners. Bul
the natives are exceedingly fond oI
pork and consume vast quantities d
It. Not only is the native article al
excellent grade, but Chinese pork I
retailed at price far lower than thu
mere cost of production in this cour'
try. American pork could not com
pete with that Of China, even # Their
were no question of transportation. Y
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
SCHOOL GIRL IDENTIFIES ag
NEGRO AS HER ASSAILANT

West Chester, Pa, Oct. liam
ME McElhaney, the fifteen year-old
school girl who was attacked Mon
day near Ceatcsville by a negro
Identified Thomas Hamton today as
her assailant The negro was ar
rested yesterday. He viii be given
hearing probably tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
Guard Against DELAYS.

Mr. Walsh SAYS in order to mini
mize the liability to carry out the
schedule as outlined, there will be
relays of aeroplanes, hydroplanes
and extra engines distributed along
the route so that there will be little
occasion for delay should anything
happen to the machines or engines
Robinson will fly at sufficient
height so that should his engine stop
in midair he can glide down to the
water and alight upon its surface
without lear Of harm to himself or
his machine
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
RODGERS IN KANSAS CITY.
1892 MILES OF HIS WAY

Kansas City, Mo, Oct lie. p,
Rodgers, the trans-continenta fly
er, braNed the treacherous air cur
rents above Kansas Citys business
district today and swept over the
downtown section b his biplane He
circled over the city hall, the stock
yards and the resident district on his
way to his official landing place al
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
SPECIAL ELECTION ON THE
-.. BOND ISSUE TO BE HELD.

vote on the city hall and library
bond will not be had in November
Mayor Parsons says that attorney
David 5. Lansden, who has the mat
ter in charge. is investigating the
ordinance under which Chicago built
its city hall. The plan is to hold a
special election in the city at a later
date.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
BOUND AND UNCONSCIOUS
IN MURDERERS' DISTRICT.

Cincinnati, o. Oct. ia young
woman. gagged and unconscious, was
found IN a rear yard on Agness street
Cnmminsville, tonight The yard is
IN the center of the district where
series of murders of young girls
have taken place during the last
four Years. II is not believed the
woman will recover
The young woman's name is Edna
Hogg. She is seventeen years old
and comes from a well-to-do family.
A note pinned on her dress said.
Sorry. we did not have acid to
throw on her too
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
WOMAN SUFFRAGE VOTE
CLOSE IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Calf, Oct, H.,
Returns on the woman's suffrage
constitutional amendment indicated
tonight that the margin by which II
probably had been defeated would
be very close.
With more than thousand pre-
cincts still to report the majority
against he amendment tonight is
4,103.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
The Wise Nride

Yes, the girls gave the bride a
commiseration shower
What In the world is thato"
why, they all told her how srrr,
they we're she was going to marry
such a man as the coming Ll dc
groom"
That must have hurt her FEELINGS
NO, 1t didn't She knew there
wasn't girl there who wouldn't have
given her eyes to get him!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
Street Car Strike Declared or.

Des Moines, Ia, Oct, 11.--Des
Moines' proposed street railway
strike was officially declared off to-
day.. following the selection OF the
third member Of the arbitration
board on the person Of John A. Cut
her, an attorney of Winterset, la, 1t
is expected the controversy will now
be settled without further difficulty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
GerritY Released on Bond.

Will Gerrity who was charged
with assaulting John Hodge Monday
night, was released yesterday on
furnishing bond of $3.50. The
bond was signed by John A. Miller
the jeweler. Gerrity is one of the
striking |. G. clerks. Hedge re-
manned on the job.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12

The Ohio At Shawneetown, will
continue rising during the next "a
to SO hours, At Cairo will continue
rising during the next 36 to As
hous
The Tennessee--From Florence to
the mouth, will not change much
during the next As hours,
The Wabash At Mt Carmel, and
the Mississippi, from below St Louis
to Cairo. will continue falling dur
ing the next As hours,
H. H. HOSSLER,
Official Temporarily in Charge.
$500 folders, only $3.50, at
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
Today's Calendar.
Weather Conditions.

During the "a hours ending at
1900 a. m, Oct. IL. precipitation oc-
Cured In Oregon. Idaho and west j.
ern Montana, the Lower Lake Re
gion. Middle and South Atlantic
States and in Louisiana. Knoxville
reported lisa inches rainfall in the
last u hours Slightly warmer
weather prevails in the Rocky Noun
tain Region and short distance to
the east while slightly cooler
weather prevails east of the Missis
sippi River. W. Fl HOSSLER,
official, temporarily in charge.
Think nf ~ E0c uatc 70 Dee,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
THE WEATHER /
U. $. Department Of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
WEATHER FORECASTS.

Washington. Oct IL Illinois:
Fair Thursday and Friday; light.
variable winds.
Missouri, Arkansas and Kentucky:
Fair Thursday and Friday
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
Germany and Pe-ce.

It may be long way TO the "godar
age OF universal peace, but If II can
not be trodden In seven.Ieague boots
1t must be travelled step by step.
Frankfurter Zeitnna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12

For everything you have missed. you
have gained something else: and for
everything YOU gain. ,ou lose some
thing Emerson
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12

Fer Cairo aud Vicinity: Generally
fair Thursday; not much change in
temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
ROBINSON DUE
To ARRIVE HERE
TUESDAY, OCT. "a
Continued from Page One.

Minneapolis. Today he will make a
flight at La Crosse on the occasion of
the state fair there
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12
Local Data Yesterday.

Cairo. ILL.,, Oct. IL. 1911.
Highest temperature .... ~
Lowest temperature ... 81
Z ~. m. temperature s..... 90
IL midnight (street record 81
Character of Day Cloudy
M hour precipitation ..a. None
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-12

Think of II, soc gets IL Post
Cards at Leonard's' Studios.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19

81 Pittsburgh. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Joseph Leap. 81 North Chestnut
street
Ho. J W Iaughlin T. visiting rela-
tiv's and friends IN Wooster this week
br. = l.. Hashrouck and family. who
have been visiting Mrs J n HasbroucA
ht Highland. y \ r'tured home We'd
nesday They made the trip IN their
r"rd automobile and were away about
"a month
Mr. and Airs n n Dunlap have re-
turned home after "a pleasant visit with
IN" family % J. J. Ncuhart. % near
l..WlsNIii.
Miss \.rua ksnnon. % West Main
street. is home from a visit ~ Nj
Clemens. Mich
Miss Helen Narncu. ~ Washington.
Pa. Was herr IN. first 81 the week
Miss Lu~lla Howell. 81 this place. e
visiting relatives and friends at Butler
Pa
Mr. and Mrs = p. Schurman. ot
? South Chestnut stre-t. have moved "a
cam. f'n. W. Va. wh'r" Nr Schurman
II employed In the glass house
AIRS stephen Hunt. ~ Hcsston
Kan. spent last We.k with Mrs. ia
ParsoEs. 81 West Main street
Mrs James McConaughy. q Null
berry street. has returned from visit
iuE her son. who Is confined In a
Wheeling hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
Cor Miss Wilson

A enjoyable surprise party was ten
der.l Miss Katie Wilson bv friends.
Games and music were the diversions
Hiss " iIson. who Is native 81 En-
gland. has been In this country but
short time. and IS visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Collins. OF 1873 Seven
tenth street
Among those present were: Misses
Mary Meder. Elsie Reinhardt. Martha
TAYLOR. Goldie Lewis. Grace Fading.
Alma Snidcr. MARGARET Lewis Irene
Mehen. Eta Moore. Thelma Collins.
Elizabeth collins. and Marguerite COL
Ems. Messrs Edward Burkhardt. Har-
~ Warehouse. Arthur jolly. Paul
D"nahu". Thomas Weynick. John Du-
cans. Edward Narney. William Fritz.
benjamin Redman. Harry McCausland.
Earl Kettle. l.. u. Collins. j. T. Collins
and W. \. Collins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
Dirty Dishes.

Thesc FORM ore Cf the most severe
tasks ~ hoVscru.d work. When they
are ~tecEed Up With grease and I'M
u-ai ICED g IS "2'ta 4 tasl. 10 enc
.,ts has 90 wash ;hem.
Uew.tt's Easy Task soap solves the
prohl.tr. II = = pare. white soap
viii" GIi"kiy releases grease and
lirt and saves At least one-h1lf the
labor
Pure food Dlthou; pure dishes Is ~
little avail. and iIcvitt's Easy Task
shcHl' De welcome occupant OF
every home. Five cents a cake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
About People
Movements of intlstcasis 70 s,s
From the cIu

Mrs. RoNie Frum OF this city has
gone 20 Youngstown. O. whore she
VIII join Miss Grace Ryan. when they
Viii leave 20 visit Bellaire friends al
Cleveland. O
Mr. and Mrs Frank Woeber. OF War.
wood are the proud parents OF a baby
boy
Mr.. Lawrence Riggs. OF Glen Eas,on.
was a visitor in Wheeling Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Friedel. who has been
confined 10 his home n, past week. i
improving
Mrs Din Jones and son Ensel. Of
South Eof street. are visiting rela-
lives in Noundsyil!e.
Thos. Patterson. p H. Porter and
F. J. Bo,l". OF ritsbu-g. motored
down Friday ard were th,. guests OF
Mr.. R'n Rose uhloCiU ~ re Str:.tford
Mr. II. y. Garden and family nin
spend he rerna .ud.- Of the sAu.ner
a. The S'ratford hotel.
Nr ari Mrs. Samuel Run. - Sa,.ih
Ohar f"e street. WI! return th.s morn
Ing iro". TWO weeks stay "a ~
lauric ti;-.
Nr ard Mrs Aic.:.hart and family
LEFT Fr.Gav Tor Atfn'ic City.
Miss Arna Powell ard neice.
Martha hoaie. ar" 'he guests OF rela.
t;ves in Parkorahurg.
Misses AgiliiI and Emily Conner
FORD are visiting 'ar'r brotEcr. SIR
Harry l.. Comerford. al Grafton.
Mr. Robert Forres. was q business
caller in Clarksburg THURSDAY.
Miss Edna Kidd. o; the island is
visiting AZ the home Of her aunt. Mrs
'has. Pearl. Of Warrington
Mrs. I'd. Ais has returned home
from a visit with friends in Parkers.
burg
Miss Anna Killcen. Of the Island.
and sister. Mrs. McCanley. Of Marion
Ind. are visiting in Detroit and Cedar
Point
Miss Esther Chapman. % Pine
Forks. W Va. Is the guest Of Miss
Mildred Conev.
Tor Canada where he will spend sey-
cal weeks.
Miss Lor'na Nilds has as her guest
her cousin. Miss Abbie Smith. at
Beaver Falls. Pa
Miss Fanui" Schiessirc.r. Of -Four
iceuth street. leaves THIS morning for
Grafton. whore she viii be- the house
guest OF her cousin. Mrs Friedman
Mrs Anna N.chgr Wheeler and
sister. Clara Nichur are spending
their vacation az Mountain Lake park
Mrs. Ir. RIGGS has returned from
TWO W'"ts' vacation 10 F.lrmout.
Miss Mary PRATT has as her guest
Miss Elsie Henderson. OF London.
Ontario.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
EXONERATED
John Gribben Released Last Evening
by Squire Hobbs on Charge Of
STEALING Money

John Gribben. an employe of the
city ~ Elm Grove Railway Company.
was released last evening following
a hearing before Squire x. G.. Hobbs
on charge of stealing So. which was
brought by Henry Armstrong. an en-
ploye OF the same company. Arm
strong claims that he and Gribbea
slept all night in car and thar the
latter robbed him during the night.
The evidence produced showed that
both were intoxicated. and that Arm
strong only suspected his partner
TIL" defendant was fully cNoncrated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
Bridge Party.

Charming appointments marked tho
hridg" party given THURSDAY afternoon
Tor Miss Julia Savage 20 compliment
Mrs. Jared =. Williams and Mrs. W. g.
Bates
Those 20 enjoy Miss Savagc's hospi-
iality Were: Misses Alice Bates. Ada
Jopson. Jennie Jcpson. Anna Carna
han. BERTHA Wilson. Polly Craddock
Mesdames w. g. Rates. J. g. Williams.
T.. w. Sufel. r. +. DeNries. r. VI.
Baird. Amy singleton. G. ". Bates and
J. n. Naphel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
Wedding Anniversary.

Nj and Mrs Peter Iill-nbr1nd. -
Elizabeth street. celebrated their TWEEN
tr-fiith wedding anniversary Thurs
l1v- \ reception was held al the
home. Those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Fading. Mr. and Mrs
John Fladiug. Mr and Mrs. William
Fading. Mrs. U.id'def;er. John II-ldo-
defer. VIII Gnshoru. George Fladiur.
E"s.. Fla5iur Margaret Kahn. Edward
Nci,' rman. Mimi" and Brunette NM
.unTauJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
SOCIETY
Social.

fIicaN evening the members ~ the
orial church - Edgwood hold "A social
on IN" grounds surrounding the
church. and refreshments II an kinds
were sold. The place was decorated
ana wei lighted for the occasion AMI
good attendance purchased literally
"i IN" sweets. The proceeds are to be
given To- the church
The evening world., 1911-09-08

N,ado OF i-inch seamless tubing nttod
LIN Fnubor l-picco crank hanger.
also with good grade tires. with coaster
biukC, Sls.pS.
Hall bearing E0iier skates for boys
and girls. made of bo,t ~ M
steel hollow steel rollers; XVI
pair. .....
The evening world., 1911-09-08

betterment work, returned yesterday
from Europe. where she went with her
sister Katharine several weeks ago to
look up the facts as to Trumbull-Smith's
previous marriage.
I'VE are only too glad" said Miss
Dreier, ito let the matter drop. We
wish people woul forget all about II.
We hope that Mr.. Trumbull Smith will
return to his wife and children in Lon
don, support them and try 90 make
some amends tor he wrong he has
done"
District-Attorney Clarke said to-day
that he was in Communication with the
authorities In London, but as yet had
learned nothing. If necessary he will
sehd an assistant to London to persuade
Mrs. Trumbull Smith or "A witness OF
the marriage t. come to this country to
testify or to get the church record or 4
photograph of IL.
The evening world., 1911-09-08
3.YEAR.0LD CHILD FOUND
DYING IN M'CARREN PARK.
Police Unable to Get Any Clue as
to Her Notwithstanding
From Pneumonia.

William Bunger. a driver for the
Metropolitan Dairy Company. while driv-
ing past McCarren Park in an isolated
section Of Williamsburg to-day saw
what he thought was a bundle lying on
the pavement. He got down and found
that the bundle was a th~ree-year-old
little girl.
The child seemed to Bunger TO be dead
and he drove at a gallop to the Bedford
avenue station. An ambulance was sen:
for and Surgeon Eckert said that the
child was dying of pneumonia and had
been exposed for many hours. lie car.
The evening world., 1911-09-08
TRUMbUlL-SM|TH
WILL Be INDICTED,
SAYS PROSECUTOR
District Attorney Clarke of
Kings County Not in Favor
of Letting Artist Go.

Edward Trumbull Smith, the artist
VINO went through a marriage ceremony
two ~months,ago In Brooklyn with Miss
Katharine Dreier. is not to be prose-
cuted for bigamy II the wishes Of the
family OF Miss Dreier are consulted.
Distf1ct-Attorney Clarke OF Brooklyn,
on h other hand, announced to-day
that Trumbull Smith would be indicted.
tried and convicted, no matter how
much money and trouble Kings County
had TO expend to get him."
"A crime was committed" said Mr..
Clarke. THAT is obvious. The punish
ment Is going to be just as obvious n
II takes me as long as 1t did to land
Frank c.. Marin in prison-thirteen
years"
Miss Mary Dreier. sister OF the de-
ceived bride. and who is active in social
The evening world., 1911-09-08
COURT LIFTS" RUNNING.
After = Years Delay New El.vnsors
Are Started.

After more than "A year delay s'e-
vator service in the County Court
House vas resumed this morning. The
cid cars. Installed when the courthouse
was erected years ago, have been con-
signed to the junk heap and two new
electric ones are now in their place.
1t was Just a year ago last month
when the old cars broke down. After
much delay a contract was let for new
ones. But these didn't measure up 10
requirements and were conde hhnec. Two
months ago a second contract was let,
The evening world., 1911-09-08
TO the wdlnamsburG Hos.

RED the child to the Williamsburg Hos
pital. II Is believed she will die.
The police have searched In vain FOR
the parents OF the child throughout tho
thickly settled districts near McCarren
Park. She is fair-hairsd and blue-eyed
and her clothing consisted OF a light
calico dress, black shoes and stock
,1gs.
The evening world., 1911-09-08

Advertisements for The World may b. len a,
any American Disuic' Messenger Office In u
cy until . 2, n.
The evening world., 1911-09-08
Boys Suits
Values the Talk of n

NES. each and
" every m OF
the hats offered
at this price
would cost you
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-06

FOR RENTS room house win
bath No. 314 Eighth street, $780, M. j.
Howley, Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS.

1, BUTTER Easy; State Dairy l9q
CSC.
CHEESE STEADY.
\ EGGS STEADY; western gathered
white 45c
4 SUGAR--Raw quiet; Muscavado
SO test 3.36. cpmifugai sc test 3.Sc !;
molasses sugar SO test 3.11; refined
quiet.
COFFEE-The market for coffee
futures opened STEADY but at a de
cline of COLO points In sympathy with
European cables and as the result OF
scattering liquidation or local beai
pressure inspired by the announce
ment of the coffee valorization com
mittee that 100000 valorization cGf
fee would be sold in the worlds mar
Tets between April and April 30
constituting the entire valorizatior
sales for 1911.
The close was steady, net points
lower to higher.
Sales $4,000 bags; Jan. s11.4o
Feb. 1145; spot steady; No. Z Ri
131s; mild quiet; Cordova 1917 q
I15%
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-06
A Wash Day Shower.

A clever notion for girl who wants
to entertain In honor Of bride to be
is a wash day shower. The gifts that
are brought to the shower need not all
be suitable for use on wash day, but
should be among the household articles
that 90 to the tub and hence would be
appropriate to be hung on a clothes
line
The girl for whom the shower IS
given Is ushered into the parlor In
which the clothesline is suspended
after the manner of wash day.
On it are hung various gifts of linen
for the household.
She should be provided with big
f'sure enough" clothesbasket and or.
dered to take in the wash" which Is
neatly pinned on the line.
The wash consists Of various ar
tcles needed for daily domestic tasks,
There should be towels, dust cloths,
ironing blankets. kitchen aprons q
clothespin bag in which she has 70
collect the pins and frame on which
to roll the line when she has taken Y
down.
As a climax the tin tubs may stand
in one corner.
1