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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
CROCHET AND TRICOT
DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING SERv-
icEABLE SLEEPING SOCKS.
Comfort of the Smaller Members
Of the Household Especially
Served by These Useful
Little Articles.

About three-ounce four-ply wool and
Zone hook, about No. r.
Work SO chain stitches, turn.
Row LA treble In the fourth from
hook and | in each of the. other 49,
stitches trebles In all. the turning
chain counting as one treble.
Rows 2 and 81. turn with chain,
treble in hack thread Of each stitch
OF previous row Repeat from :.
Row 4.--Work tricot loop through
the back thread of each stitch Of
previous row. work back as usual
Seventeen more rows of plain trt-
cot
DO not break off, but with fresh
piece Of wool work plain tricot across
the II middle stitches.
Seventeen mere rows upon this.
Decrease each of the next two rows
by taking two stitches together on
each side the toe.
Work Off all the IL stitches like
double crochet, then work single
crochet or chain stitch into the end
stitch Of each row back to the long
rows Cast off the wool, and secure
on the wrong side Of the work.
Recommends from where the wool
was left, and work double crochet
into each stitch right round to the
other end of the long row, :. turn
with one chain, and work a double
crochet into the back thread Of each
stitch of the previous row. back TO
the starting point, repeat from till
there are FIVE ribs Decrease each OF
the next four rows 1.-TWO ribs) by
taking two stitches together twice on
each side Of the toe, place the two
sides OF the foot together, and join
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

Surah silk and soft.fnished taffeta
are again meeting with popular ia
vor. These silks have unusual wear
ing qualities, and are at the same time
Eight in weight and particularly adapt
able to the seasons styles Silk serge
Is also a popular fabric while voiles
and henrietta cloth are much in evi.
dence for semi-dressy one-piece gowns.
Printed chiffon combined with soft
messalines are used for some of the
handsome new models of a distinctly
dressy type. Brilliant colors and I'M
usually rich bejeweled trimmings viii
be quite the vogue throughout the en-
tire winter Dull, burnt shades and
quiet effects have apparently had their
day, and no gown Is considered quito
perfect without at least an overdrap-
cry or an underlay Of some one of the
gorgeous strong colors associated with
the coronation festivities, - Harpers
Bazaar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

One of those young men who walk
with their chests out and who swing
their arms like great pendulums en-.
countered a man the other day who
seemed to be hunting a quarrel
The hig fellow bumped into the
other and the man drew his fists up,
I Look a-here. are you hunting
,trorble?" said the strong big fellow.
We'll, suppose ! am" roared the
other, showing signs OF being able to
take care of himself. Suppose am,
what them"
II was just going to say" came the
answer, somewhat meekly, that II
you are. you're wasting your time
around here"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
FORCE OF HABIT OF WATERS
Wag Pcrpetrates Joke on Gathering OF
Leading Men OF switzerland
Everybody Answered.

George c. Boldt. the hotel man, was
talking in Philadelphia about the no
tells of Switzerland.
They are good" said Mr.. Boldt.
AT the price they are remarkably
good. The Swiss are nation of ho-
tel keepers.
THE Alps. YOU know, draw all the
world to Switzerland, and the Switz-
or who wants to become millionaire
goes into the hotel business as an
American would go into steel or sugar
He begins at the bottom; he is a wait
er.
1T is said that once In Berne, at a
historic public meeting, all the lead
ing men of Switzerland were gathered
together. A vote had been taken, and
in the intense silence preceding the
epoch-making verdict OF the tellers a
iwag shouted 'Waiter!'
Instantly the whole assembly rose
as one man and answered. Yes, sir !"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
Not SAVING Them.

Three men. one German, were
smoking together and talking over the
topics of the times. An odor not OF
cigars detracted somewhat from the
interest In the conversation and soon
became almost unbearable. The Ger
man apparently did not mind 1t. but
the other two men began looking
around for the cause of the odor
when one Of them discovered that II
came from the burning cigar band
which their German friend had left
ION his cigar 95.f
Excuse me. Heinrich he said,
your cigar band is burning"
"Ach, dank you, olt man." the Ger.
man replied, I'm not saving dem
Housekeeper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
Rich Ribbops.

A striking feature noticed on some
Of the smart lace blouses and hand
some lace gowns Is the touch Of rich
dark blue velvet ribbon used In several
different ways. Combined with the
blue ribbons are small square or OBJ.
long buckles Of brilliants and sap.
phires. The ribbon is arranged TO
hold UP bit of lace drapery on the
bodice or some lace effect on the
sleeves The broad ribbon or panel
eject starting from the waistlinc In
back shows one of the lovely button
or buckle affairs put slightly to one
side. and the scaIloped oyerdress or
overskirt Of chiffon Is frequently
caught together into fiat knots Of the
blue velvet, which are Themselves held
by buckles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
The Fluffy Woman,

To the trained eye it is very evident
that by slow degrees--so slow that to
the uninitiated they are imperceptible
the modes are moving toward much
wider skirts, fuller slseves and the
more involved trimmings OF frils.
1ounces, shirrs and ruchings that have
fluttered for the last several seasons
only in the memories of one-time
devotees to their charms. Whether the
fluffy woman will equal In beauty her
1.-THE, unencumbered sister whose ad.
mirers are legion It IL difficult to
foretell
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

Los Angeles. De-
cember 10th.
Pastor II u s s IT
preached I W 20
here today. One
Of his discourses.
on The Wrath Of
of God.'' WAS very
different from
what some of his
hearers w gu ] d
h a v e expected.
Many Of his great
congregation were
ny-fnpnfiv conyinp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
She Helped Him.

shy young man once said TO a
young lady: Il wish, dear, that We
were on such terms OF intimacy that
you would not mind calling me by my
first name" on" she replied your
second name Is good enough for me-"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
No LauqhInu Matter.

Cheerful IDIOT say. here's a funny
thing: In old times people we're bro
ken on the wheel. now they 20 broke
on tires! Puck
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

GODS WRATH alike !
TO ALL SINNERS
Divine Justice Is Melted Out
ImpaTtlaNy
PASTOR RUSSELL en- ROUTE.

Pastor Russell Declares That Mani
.fcstatons of Divine Displeasure Are
Everywhere About Us--Snce tho
Fall Of Adam Death tias Boon the
Penalty Of Sin--Eternal Life Is Only
For Those Who Obey tho Heavenly
Fathers Commands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

II Is a brave and agreeable trait "a
human nature that MAKES prople ~
about the distance t1ey save ssS
ed Filson foung IN SATURDAY he-
view.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
Prefer Salt to Suuar

In some parts Oh Africa children viii
eat salt In preference 10 sugar On
the gold coast a handful Of salt will
purchase two slaves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

Nature paints The best part OF tina
picture. carves the best part OF the
statue. builds the best part OF the
house and speaks the best part OF the
oratiou.--Emersoa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

What has become ol the o.gIa,.
loned mother who uted to ASK NJ
small daughter TO recitp Tor COZ
'pany ?-.Clevcland Pain Iaal.i
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

John is making quite lot o.
money nowadays, | guess HAS h,
paid you what he owed you.?'' mo
but he hasn't tried to borrow any
more"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
Use Rrass Rinas.

In making a shoe bag or laundry bag
that IS to hang fat against the door.
use brass rings instead OF loops for
slipping over '',e nails. They viii
not pull out as the loops may.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11

Coffee 10 the iavori'e Ronsicvhnllc
drink on the Bowery IN New loss TIE
ealing houses there nave raised ihs
price from one cen, 70 three ceuss s
cup.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
Their Extent,

II understand the laws against ex.
pectoration are very strict In this
town.
Strict? should say so. They
won't even allow you TO keep a Spitz
dog"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-11
A Great Little Sioht.

Where are you goirg so fast-"
My wife has Just teephoned me
tlrat the baby Is asleep. and I'm going
lone to see what Il looks like"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Fifth street.
Mrs. W C. Clark and children.
Miss Martha and John, will leave
today for Pasadena, Cal. for the
formers health.
G. A. Parker of the Halliday, who
has been taking his vacation will re-
turn home tonight and will go TO
work Monday night.
tefday and visited his friend James
Wiekiiffe. KY, was in the city yes
terday and visited his friend james
Gazette OF 1915 Sycamore street.
William p, HALEY, manager of the
local house OF Rhodes Burford House
Furnishing Co., goes to Louisville
Ky, for day or two on business.
Mrs George Wilson of 513 Center
street, who has been seriously i'll at
Sc. Mary's Inhrmary for the past
several days, is somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Howell OF Barlow,
Ky, who have been visiting in East
Prairie. Mo. were In the city yes
terday enroute home. after a two
weeks visit.
Miss Roberta Roberts Of Thirty
fourth street left yesterday for Dom
COLA and Carbonate, H., where she
will visit for two weeks Miss
Roberts will also visit in other
towns while she is gone
Ar H. NJ Smith of Thirty-slxth
street and Louis Grnber of Pine
Bluff Ark, left last night for points
Minnesota and North Dakota
where they will visit friends and
relatives for several weeks.
Charles c. Williford, bookkeeper
or r. Smith Il Co, Will leave today
for a visit with his mother in Jones
boro, ILL., after which he will attend
the International Aviation meeting
in Chicago and will take a trip on
the Great Lakes.
II. G. X. Schwarzkolf secretary 10
The the president of the United States
Annuity Life ms. Co. who has been
in the city several days left yester-
day for his home in Chicago He has
been here assisting the district mana
ger Leonard A. Rink of this city.
Rev. c. H. Armstrong formerly
pastor of the Luthern church In the
city Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward l.. We'll of 2106 Walnut
street He win remain about two
weeks mingling with his many
friends and although on his vacation
will improve the opportunity to speak
from the pulpit to his old congre-
cation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

Mrs. w. w. Fraze Of Natchez
Miss, Is In the city visiting friends
Raymond johnson Of Charleston
no, was In the city yesterday or
business.
Al. b Davis of 220s Sycamore
street left yesterday for Los An
geles, Cal
N. o. Farren of Pulaski, Ill, was
III the city yesterday shopping and
On business.
Miss Leila Miller of The Citizen
office is spending her vacation in
chicago. Ill.
Miss Pauline Feutz left yesterday
morning for Olney. Ill. where she
will visit for week,
Miss Helen Rick of paragould
Ark, liz the guest OF Miss Pearl See
finger OF geo Sixteenth street
Johnnie Hahn OF San Antonio,
Tex, Is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs.
Iva sulinger Of ego Sixteenth street.
Misses Ruth and Lucille Wells Of
Union City, Tenn, are the guests Of
Miss Birdie Mae Mathews Of Elm
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z Wolfe Of
Evansville. Ind, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j Asplan of 321
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
CHASED WATCH THIEF
Tried To Sell Jewell to Officer
Negro Jumped Over Stone Wall
On Ohio Streets Coaght

There was a lively chase after a
negro named George Hughes yester-
lay morning that caused much ex-
element as the people who joined
n the pursuit thaught he had com
nitted a horrible crime. Huhges
letered the confectionery store Of
Jospeh Mulhan. 1913 Commercial
venue yesterday morning and hand
ing Mr.. Malham gold watch asked
him if he would buy 1t. for S4 Null
ham examined the watch and number
IN the case and making comparison
with a description and number of a
Witch that had been stolen July IL
asst from a negro named kenison
Who lived in Future City He asked
he negro where he had gotten it.
He said he got it from man in
Tennessee. Mulham told him the
watch had been stolen and at this
remark the negro grabbed the watch
aud ran down commercial avenue,
up toward the levee. Mulham shout
ing stop him" and running after
him The negro jumped over the
stone wall and tried 10 hide in a
clump of weeds near the waters edge,
but a typo. former deputy sheriff.
rushed down the Eighth street road
way and captured him. taking him
down Eighth street where Deputy
Sheriff Mulham and officer Moore
met them and the typo" turned the
prisoner over 10 them.
hughes was brought before Police
Magistrate Whitecamp and n con
tinuance of 10 days was granted him.
He was placed under $200 bond and
sent to the county Jail
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Anticipates Pleasant Trim.

Charles G. Willlford. bookkeeper
for r Smyth e. Co. leaves today for
an extended trip He goes first TO
i'll, 70 visit his mother,
after which he will 90 to Chicago
for stay. thence on a trip on the
Great Lakes. On his return trip he
win stop at Milwaukee. Waukesha
md other points. Al Milwaukee he
win be specially entertained by the
ichlitz Brewing Co representative,
Z smyth & Co. being the Cairo
agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

fear of Interference by the brides
parents early in the forenoon left
the home of Mrs Joseph Harris
where they are staying for sight
seeing trip about the city and
suburb.
Geraghty said today that after
their return to Newport. it was
probable that he and his bride
would have another marriage cere-
mony performed He explained that
he was Roman Catholic and that
he wished to have the priest of his
home parish unite him to his bride
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
He Was Not in II.

Lee Dalton, whose name was con
neeted with the case OF Ed Smith oi
Charleston, who was fleeced out OF
some hundreds of dollars in MeYer
Bros saloon last week. MAS NOT Ia
TIE city at the time. he says, add
therefore wasn't guilty. Several
others are said have been in the
game, Chief Egan is trying to
get at the bottom OF the matter and
pring the culprits to justice if he
can induce the victim to come ana
prosecute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Laid The Last Brick

The last brick was laid yesterday
Oh Commercial avenue and the
street viii be finished from end TO
end In a day or two. Some filling
needing yet to be done. II will be
sis months since Contractor Williams
took the street in hand. and consider
Ing the bigness of the job. il was
done in excellent time--32 blocks
81 feet wide,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Represented Calvary Baptist.

Among the delegates at the Clear
Creek Association Of Baptist church.
rs at Dongola the past two days
were Rev. Il. G Graham and wife
u. l.. Gates and wife, Mrs. c. o
Foster, Mrs w. ] Stephens. Mrs
Harry Stout and n. p. Fensterer
who represented the Calvary Baptist
church
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

formerly occupied by Hebsacker, the
druggist He has named the place
The Transfer Restaurant because
.of the corner being the meeting
place of the lines of street railways.
The business promises TO become a
paving one
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Hnildinp Addition

X The second story addition TO the
residence 81 Architect Casper Kuae-
naf sat ha7 Twenty-aeeonf street is
nnder roof and Contractor Gardner
will have the carpenter work ready
for the plasterer In few days. The
addition will provide three rooms
Aiid \ hath
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
HONEYMOON PEACEFUL
Geraghty Announces That He and
lis Bride Will Be Married
Again by Priest.

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE
honeymoon OF AFR. and Mrs. John
Edward Paul Geraghty of Newport,
r. l., proceeded peacefully today.
The young people who now have no
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Will Join New Lodge

A lodge of Improved Order Of Red
Men will be organized soon at Mound
City and a number Of Cairoiten who
were formerly members of the Oneida
Tribe will apply for admission,
Oneida Tribe has been defunct for
the past eight months.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Last NIGHT Last Show.

One OF the amateur shows on
Eighteenth street which was caus-
ink the people In the neighborhoed
To complain because II was disturb
ing the peace, was permitted to con-
tinue last night only on promise Of
good behavior and disbandment
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Educational Slams,

TIE municipal council of Parts aims
to teach history by means OF street
names. Two Of the signs already IN
place read Rue Riyoli--FTench vic
tory, 1897. Avenue Victor Hugo
French poet aud novelist. lsQ2. 1885
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Appointed District Manager

Thomas Benjamin Cain Of 42s
Union street has been appointed dis
trict manager Of the Ben Eurs for
the district comprising the counties
OF Alansander, Pulaski and Union.
state manager II ] MeGinnis Of
crowfordsville, Ind. the home office
was here few days ago to approve
his bond.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Entertained Last Evening.

Miss Phyllis Smith OF Twenty
NTH and Walnut street entertained
last evening with picnic dinner out
on Smiths drive In honor Of Misses
Iaicile and Ruth Wells Of Union
city, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
viii Reside in Boston.

It Is reported that John T. Rennie
who recently disposed Of his prop
orty In this city, will locate in Bos-
ton. Mass. MIR. Rennie's son will at
tend college there for the next few
years
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
IA Honor az Yisitors.

Simpson Bondurani and Kenneth
Wenger gave dance Friday night
at ut. Mary's Park. In honor Of Misses
Ruth and Lucille Wells Of Union City,
Tenn, who are the guests Of Miss
stride Mae Mathews Of upper Elm
street. Sk.H
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

Mr. Martin Wilholt UT tafboh-
dale, Ill. and Miss Nealia Coffman
of Anna, ILL.,, were quietly married
sunday last at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Chas, Adams Of 1904 Poplar
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

three feet square 1t will comforta-
bly, seat two ordinary persons, one
beside the other, but 1t is a perfect
fit for Cairo's city jallbr,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

Tailor Lutz has presented himself
with an arm chair fof uac In his Of
}Ice that u certainly Some chair
II Is n the mission style. leather
kpftru bottonl, and something like
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

in addition to the ceremony 1T Cen
trail City, Conn, at which Pro,
tant clergyman offlciated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13

II is the modest, not The presumptu.
us, inquirer who makes a real and
>afe progress In the discovery OF di.
truths.--Bolingbr broke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
moves Ten Ponnds.

There are 20 pounds oi blood Ia The
body OF an average grown-up person.
and at each pulsation the heart moves
ten pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
PERSONAL.

Chris. Jordan OF Charleston ID IN
the city en- route to st Louis.
II. e. Alba has gone TO st. Louis
on q short business trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-13
Opened Restaurant.

George r. Boyd has opened a
restaurant in the building corner
Sycamore and Thirty-fourth street,
The evening world., 1911-10-25
Especial to n, Evening world.)

chicago. oct. %.
IF Clark Grifith isn't retained as lead
err OF the Cincinnati Reds next year
ne Is likely to be reclaimed as a
leader in the American League. This
DIT or information was gained from an
impulsive remark made by Jimmy
McAleer. who will be the new president
or the Boston club. while tanning with
a crowd OF rooters. He gave expression
10 his enthusiasm and loyalty to Griffith
with the remark. 'If he doesn't manage
the Cincinnati club, he can come and
manage Boston. I would like to have
him.
McAleer. with Robert Mercy, present
secretary of the American League, has
bought an interest In the Boston Amer
leans. McAleer is 10 be the president
and has laid aside the uniform, declar-
Ing that he will have some one else
nanag the team. So far, no one mas
been appointed and the job seems to lie
between Clark Griffith and Jake Stahl.
McAleer also admitted he a talked
with Stahl for a long time and had been
practically assured that Jake would re,
turn to the game n play hrst base 10,
Boston next summer.
1t will be remembered that Stahl re.
tired from baseball a yea ago to tax,
up an active position In a South sid,
bank. of which he II a prominent stock
holder. 1t was his intention at the time
TO keep out of baseball hereafter. Jak,
belongs to the Boston club. having beer
The evening world., 1911-10-25
AMERICAN TENNIS
TEAM IS ON WAY
TO AUSTRALIA
Larned Of for Vancouver,
Where Wright and Nc
,LOughlin Await Him.

The American tennis team which IL
going all the way to Australia to try
to bring back the DAVIS Cup are on
their way to the scene OF this great con-
test. william Augustus Larned. seven
times lawn tennis singles champion OF
this country. who viii re captain OF
the American team. has started for
Vancouver. A.. C.. where he will meet
tho other two members OF the team,
Beals 4. Wright OF boston and Mau-
rice T.. McLoughlln OF California, who
are already there. The Americans Will
sail from Vancouver for Australia a
week from to-day on the steamship
Zeiandla, which Is due to arrive a,
Auckland. New Zealand. on Nov. ~.
From there they will go by rail and
boat to christchurch. where the chal.
iehge round Tor the cup will take place
about the middle OF December, allowing
the American team time TO start back
TO this country on Dec. -. Followers
OF the sport in this country are q, the
opinion that Larned. Wright and Nc
l-oushl!n VIII be successful In bringing
back the cup.
For the second time In succession While Uapr.
tho CHAMPION billiard Ilayer, va, beaten IN a
practice Same by George Slosson. at the lat,er's
academy. the score heina 5Oo to All. In ne,the,
form being always behind M. o.poa.nt In ths
scoring. ="
continuing the Fame postponed on account Il,
darkness one day las, week the Juriou defeated
the Seniors a, South Field IN the Columbi, Inter
class baseball series by the sooo of 4 IN A n,
lo,irs 70 he l9la men the senior, lost a golden
o~llltiuhliy, % via The "Elde" collins r"ld
S'S S ny she{ won he same they would b,