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Alexandria.

Special Correspondence Of The star
ALEXANDRIA. Va. November 30. 1917.
Miss Dorothy Duncan Gatewood has re-
turned to her home in Washington after
visit to Miss Emily Johnson on Prince
street. Mrs. Charles Nash. who has been
in Detroit with her husband, Lieut. Nash.
L. S. R. c. S., for several months. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Abbott.
near town. Mr. and Mrs Henry King
haze returned to their home in Balti-
more after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Bendheim on Prince street. Miss
Suzanne Davidson and Miss Elizabeth
Davidson, who have been the guests OF
Their brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Suter. in Rosemont. have
returned to their home in Washington.
Mrs Branchford Adams OF Lynchburg is
Crockett on North Washington street.
Miss F orence Long has returned from a
visit to Mrs. Thomas King in Washing
ton. MIR. and MS. Carl Roberts of
Avondale "A, who have been visiting
Mrs Emma McCuen, have gone to VIII
lis Cook Mss Emma Carter has re-
turned to her home in Charlottesvill e
after a visit TO Miss Christina kemper
in RosemOnt. Mr.. Robert a. Zachary is
spending the week end with MI. ana
Mrs. Edwardes in Bridgeton, \. j. Miss
Elizabeth Catlett of Stanton is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson on
North Washington street. Miss Esther
Green entertained the Eve Hundred Club
Friday evening at her home on North
Washingtp street. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burgess have returned from visit to
relatives in Culpeper. Mrs. I. T. Groves
of Wild Grove, Va, is the guest of Mrs.
w A. Harding on North Washington
street Mrs. John Mills has returned
from visits TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Grim, in Strasburg, and her sis
ter. Mrs. John Gaines, in Harr sonburg.
DIR. S. S. Luttreli and his family of Fa lis
Church have come to Alexandria to spend
the winter Miss Mamie Waite of Gull
pepper is the guest OF Miss Loula Smoot
on South st. Asaph street. Miss Chris
tina Kemper entertained the Auction
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Rosemont. Those present were
Miss Catlett of Staunton, Mrs. Conrad
Johnson. Miss Nell e Uhler, Miss Cora
Jones, Miss Julia Nicol. Miss Linda Snow
and Miss Sophie Tackett: Miss Hide
garde Lubbe of Chemnitz. Germany who
has been visiting Miss Anna Bartels on
North Washington street. left this week
for New York. where she will spend the
winter.
Mrs. David Janney Howell has issued
invitations for cards Tuesday after
noon at her home on Duke street. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. Spangler of Zanes-
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Culpeper.
ecial Correspondence Of The Star.


CULPEPER, Va. November 80, 1912.
Lieut.. l.. w. Jennings, L. : N, spent
the week with his family. Misses Sa lie
Anderson and Lula Suther in left Tues
day for New York, where they will spend
Thanksgiving holiday. Miss Flora Mosby
who has been visiting in Farmville and
LynchburS for several months, has re
turned to her home. Miss Mildred Hill
of Brandy and Mrs. Charles Forbes of
Charlottesville spent the week end with
Mrs. Max Samue' son. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Thrift. the after formerly Miss
Crimora Payne. have returned from their
wedding trip, and are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, Turner Ratire at Brandy. Mrs.
Lewis p. Nelson, j., is at home after
a visit of ten days to her mother, Mrs.
Shackelford Of Rappahannock county.
Mrs. f. Nottingham and Miss Cora
Nottingham of Brandy Were guests of
Mrs. Severn Nottingham this week. Mrs.
Edgerton of Petersburg is visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. R Robertson. on Jameson
Hill. Miss Anne Child ess of Christians
burg is a guest of Miss Elizabeth Hooper.
The event of the week was a larg
charity ball given in the arrnory Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
and family motored over TO Augusta
county to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Smiths parents. Miss Nettie Aglionb.
of West Virginia spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Wallace Male. The ladies o
st Stephens Church served dinner on
Thanksgiving day for the benefit of the
church, and he'd an apron sale in con-
nection with the dinner. Mrs. WaGdil.
of Danville is visiting Mrs. w. II. Fray
on East street Miss Mildred Hill, who
attended The educational convent on in
Richmond. was the guest of Mrs. G. A.
GrlsG while in the city. Mrs A w.
Pulliam was hostess Of the Senior Five
Hundred Club last week. Mrs. Silas
Cooper. who has been visiting her son.
Mr.. Henry O'Bannon Cooper, in AleXan
i,ia has returned to her home in Gull
Jeper.
Mrs. w. ]. Parr of Charlottesville, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Marian Lewis. for the past month, re
turned to her home Tuesday. Miss
frankie Taunt spent Thanksgiving with
her aunt Mrs. Presley NJ. RXey, in
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs Z. II. Lips
comb of Richmond spent several days
with Mrs. Lipscomb mother. Mrs.
Vowel, at Corner View. While here Mr..
Lipscomb enjoy ed the hunting. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Durant and Miss Gertrude
Durant returned to their home near Gull
pepper, after having spent several months
at the Cairo in Washington. Mr.. Tom
Cowie spent his THANKSGIVING vacation
with his PARENTS. DR.. and Mrs. c. S.
Cowie. Miss Sallie Bennett, who has
been substituting in a school in Fairfax
county, returned to her home, Sunbright,
for Thanksgiving.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin c. Remsburg and
Miss Laura Remsburg spent a part of
last week in Adamstown, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bentzel. former
ly of Winchester, Va. are in their new
home. corner of 14th and Monroe streets.
Mrs. Henry Bowers and her sons,
Clarence, Alvin and Walter, were Thanks
giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Hospital.
The Junior Brookland Five Hundre d
Clup held its last meeting with Miss
Julien of Monroe street Miss Eileen
Burns was substitute player and won
the second prize, while the first was cap
tured by Miss Emily Hetfe d. An inno-
walton was guest table. The club will
next be entertained by Miss Tessie
Henry.
Miss Marcia Horner. who is spending a
fortnight with Miss Cecilia Reeder at
Mechan csvile Md. attended the Thanks
giving dance at Charlotte Hall
Mrs. Jesse Hay of 1904 Newton street,
left Brook and Tuesday for a visit in Will
ninston, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Brawner and family
of New York city We're recent guests of
Mrs. Horace NJ. Woodward.
Mrs. F. B. Hyland and Miss Media
Hyland are in Philade. phia, Pa, visit ting
Mrs. X. Z. Emrey.
Mrs. Fernando Carpenter entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner at which an
amusing feature was Jack Horner
pie" The place cards were Thanksgivins
postals.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald will return to
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LAUREL.
lal Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
LAUREL, Md, November 30, 1912.
Rev. Joseph Myer of ST. Mary's rectory
has his niece. Miss Street of Pennsyl-
vania, visiting him. Mrs. James A. Boss
gave an informal tea Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Lewis A. Innerar-
ity, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Innerar-
ity on Lafayette avenue. Mr.. William
Macgregor of Chevy Chase was the guest
during the week Of Mrs. Wallach on Mont
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RrookIand this week from an extended
visit with relatives in Staunton, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Rodler nave
sent out cards to announce the marriage
of their daughter, Katherine B. RodIer.
and Mr.. J. Bernard Horstkamp me
welding was a very quiet event. and took
place at ST. Anthony's Church Wed-
nesday, November q. Rev. John f.
Horstkamp officiating. assisted by KEY
David Williams. The bride wore hand-
some brown broadcloth suit, with nat
to match Mr. and Mrs. Horstkamp IeIt
Brookland for a bridal trip shortly a1ter
the ceremony, and on their return VIII
be at home to their friends at lofo Otls
street northeast.
MANY Brookland young people attended
the dance given Friday night by the
senior law class of the Catholic unVer-
sity. in Mcmahon Hall, in the university
grounds.
A birthday party in, honor of the SIX,
teenth natal anniversary or MISS Mapei
Van Ness was given Friday evening at
her home 1894 Girard street northeast,
and the evening was spent most ENJOY
ably in games and music. refreshments
were served and later f1ashlight picture
of the company was taken. The guests
present were Misses Elizabeth and Jean
Molster. Dessa Arnold, Gertrude Pur-
cell, Ethel Mcguire. Isabel Gaines
Messrs. Arthur Williams, Paul DAVIS,
Ralph Wilson, Ernest Boss. Harry Ed
wards, Henry Sargent Charles holster,
Robert McCreight, Clay Holmes. Herbert
Williams and Benjamin Van Ness.
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giving ball at Annapolis, Md. Mrs. Lips
combe chaperoned them.

giving ball at Annapolis, Md Mrs. Lips
combe chaperoned them.
Mrs L. S. Bacon. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Mildred Bacon will go
to Boston Thursday to be present at the
debut in that city of Miss May Bacon.
Gen and Mrs Greedy are sailing on the
9th for Genoa and will remain abroad
throughout the winter and probably the
spring Their daughters, the Misses
G eely. who recently went to San Fran
cisco, will sail next Thursday for Mani a
to join their brother, Lieut.. Gree.y. and
will probably remain there until next
fall or whenever he is returning to the
states.
Miss Sanford of Knoxville. Tenn. who
has been the guest of Miss Mildred
Bacon. will return to her home in that
city today. Miss Bacon entertained in
formally last evening in honor of her
guest.
DIR. Abram Simon will leave this even
ing for the south and viii return next
Friday.
Miss Virginia McQuade and Miss Mary
Stokes of Norfolk are in Philadelphia
and attended the Army and Navy game.
Miss Pauline Kindeberger went to
Philadelphia yeste; day for the foot ball
game as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs E. T.
StOtesbury.
Misses Ethel v. Benton and Lille v
McCullum of the Anterior went to
Philadelphia to attend the Army and
Navy game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peyser and son,
Norman s. formerly of Washington are
touI ing Cuba. and will return to their
home in Ocala, F.a., early in January.
Mrs Bates Warren was in Philadelphia
yesterday. where she chaperoned Miss
Jane NJ. Bell. Miss Florence Lyie Easton
and Miss Heen Goodwin Easton at the
Army-Navy game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bendhem have
left the city to make an extended trip
south. They expect to be gone about
four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hodgkin and
family have moved from their former
residence on Irving street, and are now
located in their new home, 374O Keokuk
street, Chevy Chase Heights
a Thanksgiving dance was given by
the Misses Simpson o. Meridian place
northwest in comp iment to their house
guests. Miss Keener and Miss Hollenber-
ger OF Hagerstown, Md. At the concu-
sion of the dance the party of twenty-five
coup es returned to the home of the
hostesses. where a delightful buffet sup
per was served. The out-Of-town guests
included Mr.. Jack Kauffm~n of Cations
vile Md: Mr.: John Wade Heath Of
Longwood. Miss, and Mr. ]. Martin
Eaves of Boston, Mass
Misses Seldom and Katha rine Wood
daughters of Judge Henry Wood of Vir-
glnla, are spending Thanksgiving week
with Mrs. John A. Phillips. 1860 Irving
street.
MISS He en- Schwartz has sufficiently
recovered from her illness to receive her
friends.
Dr and Mrs. j. Webster Manning went
to Phila delphia Yesterday to attend Tho
Army-Navy game.
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Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Peyser and son,
Norman S, formerly of Washington, are
touring Cuba, and will return to their
home in Ocaa, F.a., early in January
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bendheim have
left the city to make an extended trip
south. They expect to be gone about
four weeks.
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Mrs. Bates Warren was in Philadelphia
yesterday where she chaperoned Miss
Jane NJ Bell, Miss Florence Lyle Easton
and Miss He en- Goodwin Easton at the
ArmyNavy game
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hodgkin and
family have moved from their former
residence on Irving street, and are now
located in their new home 374O Keokuk
street, Chevy Chase Heights.
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Misses Ethel v. Benton and Lille v
McCullum of the Atherton went to
Philadelphia to attend the Army and
Navy game.
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Miss Pauline Kindleberger went to
Philadelphia yeste; day for the foot ball
game as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
StOteSbury.
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Misses Seldom and Katharine Wood,
daughters of Judge Henry Wood of Viz
einla, are spending Thanksgiving week
with Mrs. John A. Phillips, 1860 Irving
street
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Mrs. F. b. Hyland and Miss Media
Hyland are in Philade .phia, Pa, visiting
Mrs. X. h. Emrey.
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Miss Virginia McQuade and Miss Mary
Stokes of Norfo-k are in Philadelphia
and attended the Army and Navy game.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brawner and family
of New York city We're recent guests of
Mrs. Horace NJ Woodward.
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Miss He'en Schwartz has sufficiently
recovered from her illness to receive her
friends. "
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Robert L. Hayes celebrated his eighth
birthday at his residence 70S West North
avenue, Baltimore, Md, Wednesday even
ing November 81, from 7 to o clock
After playing games refreshments were
served to a crowd of happy children.
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Brookland.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Remsburg and
Miss Laura Remshurg spent a part OF
last week in Adamstown. Md.
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Mrs. Jesse Hay of 1904 Newton street,
left Brook and Tuesday for visit in Will
nin.ston, Del.
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Dr. and Mrs. j. Webster Manning wen
TO Fhliadelphia yesterday to attend the
Army-Navy game
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Miss Helen Lipscombe and two friends
from Caste School. n. Y. and Miss
Mary Moo Crutcher from Madison Hall
School, this city, attended the Thanks
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Mrs. Henry Bowers and her sons
Clarence, Alvin and Walter were Thanks
giving guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Hospital.
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DR.. Abram Simon will leave this even
ing for the south and viii return next
Friday.
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Mrs. Young and daughter, Miss ].
Young. are the guests of relatives In
Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Bentzel former
ly of Winchester, Va. are in their new
home, corner of 14th and Monroe streets
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Miss Marcia Horner who is spending a
fortnight with Miss Cecilia Reeder at
Mechan csvilie, Md, attended the Thanks
giving dance at Charlotte Hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28
D0INGS AT DIXON SPRINGS.

A Masquerade Ball was held al
Dixon Springs, Saturday night par
ticipated in by so or 60 of the guests
and was highly enjoyed by all, in
Guiding good number of guests
that were not masked. Mrs Daisy
Barrier of New Orleans was hand
somely gowned in blue satin and
silver, Miss Alma Barrier of the
same city as Colonial Lady, Mr..
Schaffer of st. Louis, Mo, as Ben
Hur. Miss Mabel Scott of ST. Louis
as Baby Doll, Mrs, Chas. Wheeler of
st. Louis, Mo, as an Old Maid, Mr..
Fred Wheeler OF the same city as
Japanese Lady, J. Edward McPike,
Jr., of Bowling Green, Mo, donned
a bathing suit surrounded by bar
rel marked who stole my clothes. /"
which certainly was the funny hit
OF the evening. Mr.. A. r. Halter
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28

visited his relatives here this week
Messrs. William Bracken ami
Nose Lesar spent Sunday in Cairo.
Mr.. Brown, of Anna was here this
week.
Mr.. King of Missouri is visiting
relatives here.
Jesse Ireland has moved back to
our town from Fayville
Wiley Clutts has returned from
DuQuoin where he attended the G
A. R meeting.
There will be Sunday school
convention at Rock Springs next
Sunday. Sept. /,
Rev. Roy Mitchell of Decatur, is
holding revival meeting at the M.
+. church this week.
Ralph Brown is visiting friends in
Granite City, H.
Mr., and Mrs. F. M. Durham spent
Saturday with friends at Olive
Branch.
Raymond Honey Of Fayville call
ed on his friends here Sunday.
Miss Flora Clapp blind girl from
Tamms, gave an entertainment here
recently.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28
PULASKI
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MRS. F. E. Butler, Correspondent

\ NIS, I. l.. DutlcI, CUIIeS ppuucIt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Parker departed
for Eureka, ILL.,, Friday for a short
visit with Mrs. Parkers brother, F.
NJ. Stringer and family.
Hampie Sharp has sold his farm
to Edd Reeves and will build
home in Pulaski in the near future
Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis have
very sick baby
Our city Jail was destroyed by fire
Sunday night between the hours Of
10 and O'clock Origin of fire
unknown.
Ollie Sharp has bought the prop
erty ON Commercial avenue formerly
owned by Mr.. Chavez and is making
some repairs on the house prepare
tory TO moving his family into it,
Miss Pearl feilfg and Miss Mona
Bankston went to Mound City Mon
day TO attend the teachers insti-
tute
Mrs Emma Sharp visited relatives
in Mounds Monday.
Mrs. ". O. Farrin and sister, Miss
Pearl Heilig, gave fishing party
Saturday in honor of their guest,
Miss Mary Crenshaw, OF Carbonate,
| Ill. They took their friends to
Cache, where their father had every
thing in readiness for a fish fry
The party included Misses Mary
Crenshaw, of Carbondale, H., Cecil
Mussleman and Helen Hilbolt, OF
Jonesboro H., Pearl Porterheld and
Pearl Heilig. Mesdames S. M, Porter
field, Lon Shodcr. y. w. Heilig, r
II. Porteriield j. r. Sneed, z. T
| Turner and II. II, Moore, Messrs
Ray Karraker, of Carbonate, H.
Roy Sawell. of Idaho, r. H. Porter
field, Chas. Morehead, Of Virginia
| D. w. Heilig and Warren Heilig.
Ernest Parker and Allie Ollie
we're married Sunday afternoon at
the home of the brides uncle. D. w
Stringer.
Mr.. Hardesty, of America, ILL.,, is
the guest Of his daughters, Mes
DANES, Hez Reeves and Otto and Ed
Smoot.
Mrs. T. T. Turner and daughter,
Helen, and Mrs. w. c. Prather and
son, Joyce, were Cairo shoppers
Monday.
ii. d. Eshleman and J, r. Sneed
made a business trip to Mound City
Monday.
Mrs. j. w Davis has sold her
stock of millinery goods to Mrs. II
b. Eshleman.
Attorney Carl Miller Of Mound
City, was in our town on business
Tuesday.
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nan of st. Louis, was dressed up as
q member of the Klu. KluX Clan, DR..
Morrow of Cairo as a farmer, MI.
Clyde Schroeder, Paducah, KY. as
Country School Lad, Mrs. L. G. Du-
rant, of Decatur, Ill, as japanese
Lady, Miss Francis Tieman Of ST.
Louis as Japanese Lady Miss Leona
Witte of st. Louis as Main, Mrs
Schaffer of st. Louis, Bathing Girl,
Mrs. ii. O, Smith of Mt Vernon, Ill.
as Pocahontas, Mr.. H. O. Smith as
japanese, Mrs. Greer OF Marion
kans, and Mrs. j. Heine Of st
Louis Wee masked as a pair of twin
dudes in Mohalr suits. The follow
ing st. Louis ladies: Agnes Owens a.
Sailor Girl Mae Scott as Doe Peep,
Cora Black as Japanese, Nerna Gran
nan, Spanish Girl. There were a
great many interesting costumes
which space forbids mentioning. The
affair was the most interesting mas
querade ever held at Dixon Sprin gs.
Clay pigeon shoot at Dixon
Springs, Friday, August 80 Closing
ball Saturday September IA.
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BUNCH HITS AND
CAIRO SCRAP[S
Up lone TALLY
Bohannon and Burgess Each Get
Five Hits, Including Two
Doubles, in Game

paducah won the final game OF
the series from the locals by the
score Of 6 to t. PaduCah punched
hits while Cairo never had any real
chance of winning.
Bohannon and Burgess featured
with the willow. Each got five hits
in as many tries, getting two dol
lars apiece. Everett made two
beautiful one-handed running
catches.
Cairo was saved from a Shut out
in the fourth, when Hughes few to
Kelly and Steeg was safe on an err
ror by a short stop. Heck singled
and Stults scored the winning run
on a double to right. Smith famed
and Weakley was out by Bohannon.
unassisted
The official score follows:
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28
CAIRO.
S. c. B0ssINGER, of Little Rock.

a former well known citizen of
Cairo, says: 81 am intimately ac-
qua!nted with BONDS PHARMACY
CO, of this city. The members OF
the firm are among our best citizens.
The head of the house is an educat
ed physician of high standing who
has been in the retail drug business
here nearly forty years.
l know the great popularity Of
BONDS LIVER PILLS made by this
firm. They are simply unrivaled for
the prompt relief of ordinary INDI-
GESTION. CONSTIPATION, Bill
IOUSNESS and all troubles arising
from TORPID LIVER,
have used these pills in my fam
lily for years and would not be with
out them"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28
GIANTS BEATEN While
CUBS DEFEAT DODGERS
American League,
KID GLEASON PLAYS
IN A TIE GAME.

Associated Press Dispatch
Boston, Aug. Boston and
Chicago played twelve innings to a
tie, today, darkness ending the
game. The game was full of strik-
ing moments. Strenuous objections
to a decision resulted in the Danish
ment of Rath and Weaver of Chicago
and led 20 the first major league ap-
pearance of Kid Gleanson in many
seasons, when he went to second.
Schalks all around playing was
noteworthy.
The score: r II +
Boston .... ... s IS 5
Chicago ....... ....,. ~ )
Batteries Bedient. Hall and Car
rigan; Cicotte, Hash and Schalk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28

In Lillian Writings THE Brown
ngs" occurs this anecdote: In the
asst days in Venice Browning was
eading to his son and daughter-in-
~ that 'Epilogue' which sums up his
.wn attitude to life and its problems
the familiar verse beginning, One
no never turned his back, but
Narched breast forward. and, paus-
ag at the stanZa, said, 1t seems al
ost like praising myself to say that,
nd yet 1t is true, the simple truth.
nd so I shall not conceal It.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28

Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus, a farmer liv-
ing near Fleming, Pa, says he has
sed Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
ma Diarrhoea Remedy in his family
or fourteen years, and that he has
ound 1T to be an excellent remedy,
nd takes pleasure in recommend
rs 1t. For sale by all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28
FROONE ALLOWS
But ONE HIT IN
Shut OUT GAME
White Sox Tie With Red Sox and
Browns Easily Take One
from Senators
Associated Press Dispatch,

Associated Press Dispatch,
Cincinnati, o., Aug. 27.--Frommn
held New oYrk to one hit, that a sin
gle by Fletcher, while his team
mates hit Mathewson in the pinches
ard Cincinnati made it two games
IN succession. Today's defeat coup
led with Chicagos victory over
Brooklyn. cut down the leaders
margin in the National League pen
nant race to five and a half games
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28

One of The most common ailment
that hard working people are Al
tiicted with Is lame back. Appl
Chamberlain Liniment twice da
and massage the parts thorough
at each application, and you Wi
get quick relief. For sale by a,
druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28

81 was cured of diarrhoea by one
dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes NJ
Il. Gabhardt, Oriole, Pa. There il
nothing better. For sale b yall
druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28
Eraiify of Human Nature.

When one section Of the community
has power over another section 1t al
ways has abused that power, and al
ways will, until tho frailties of humat
aature are Observation-Disclosures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28

TWO base hits-Bohannon 2, Bur-
CESS :, Hurst, Suites. Three base
hits Johnson. Sacrifice hits
johnson, Brouthers 2. Stolen base-
-Bohannon. Base ON balls-Oft
Weakley /, Nichols / Wild pitch :
Weakley / Struck outBy Weak
ley .. Nichols 4. Left on bases
Paducah s, Cairo Z Time hour,
81 minutes. Umpire Dudley Lewis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-28
X. |. T. League.
Tcday's Games.

At Paducah Cairo.
At llopkinsyilie Henderson.
At Clar ksyil,e Evansville.