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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
NOT A THING OF JOY NOW
Tnft Thinks In Lincoln's Time Prcsi-
dency "NIust HIVE Been Perfect He'll


Boston. Mass, September 3.-Presi-
dent Tart tonight contrasted the con
dittOns that confronted President IN
the days Of the spells system with the
system of appointment under the civil
service, attacked the Democratic House
" Keprese Tor attempting TO
limit the tenure OF government en-
ployes and declared that so long as
he has the power no old government
clerk need fear discharge unless the
United states has adopted 8 system Of
civil service pensions TO keep him
from want in his old age.
The president spoke I'm faueuil HAN
TO several hundred post Office em-
ployes now in convention here. lie
said that tn. job of President In these
days is not a thing ~ soy when ap-
polntmcnts are considered. but the
times % Lincoln. ne added. must have
been a perfect hell"
Mr.. Tart 'motored IN from Beverly
three hours before his train left for
Washington tonight TO speak to the
clerks. Hc llmped into Faneuu Hall
With his right foot In ,bandages and
wearing on II loose-felt slipper in
stead Of shoe The foot was injurci
several years ago while Mr. TAFT was
playing golf. and lately hc strained
IL again He was able 20 stand without
aid tonight. and did not lse-s cane in
walking II was expected that nc VIII
be able 20 20 out on tho links again
when he rc'urns'to Beverly Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
BEACH CASE POSTPONED
Mayor Gylcs Insists Tint lie VIII BE
Brought 10 Trinl

aiken. :. c. september S.-Frederick
10 Beach the New York millionaire
VIII not stand trial at the September
General Session on the charge Of as
saultins his wife and slashing her
throat solicitor Gunter. after a CON
fc-ence win court officials today
This action. 1t Is stated was made
necessary by the large number OF
prisoners in the county jail whose
cases are to be given precedence.
Charges against Beach grew out Of
mysterious assault on Mrs. Beach at
her winter home here last February
bruised and her throat cut.
In reply to the expressed heller that
Roach never would face trial. Mayor
.Cyles. of this place. asserted tonight
that he would personally assist Solicit
tor Gunter IN the prosecution OF the
case next February.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
BUSY DAY FOR WILSON
He VIII Meet Representatives of For
eign Language Newspapers.


New York. September Sin add
ton 10 his other engagements in this
city tomorrow. Governor Woodrow
Wilson VIII meet editors. writer's and
publishers OF Italian German. Yiddisn.
French and Hungarian newspapers OF
this country and correspondents of
foreign publications. II Is expected
that Governor Wilson will discuss i'm
migration with tho representatives. of
the foreign language papers. He will
at 1870 O'clock.
Arrangements wore completed to-
day for the dollar dinner Of the Work %
insmen's Club at the Yorkville Casino.
which Governor Wilson will attend in
the evening. The galleries Will be
thrown open to those who cannot be
accommodated at the banquet tables.
Some OF the speakers besides Cover
nor Wilson will be Representative
Sulzer state Senator Robert f. Wag-
ner and Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby.
president Of the WOmen's National
Democratic I.eagup
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
CHANGE OF VENUE
is NOT SOUGHT
Attorney Asks That Case Be
Postponed Until Present Hys-
terra and Clamor" Have
Passed-Refuges for Pro-
tegees Of Vice Trust"
Are Discovered.
Hayes May Reveal
Workings Of System

New York. september 3.-Poiicc
Captain Cornelius q. Hayes. recent
~ denoted from the rank of In
sprctor by Police Comn,issiunc-
" aldo, went into secret conference
mt the Dnr issOcia: Ion late Tonight
with District Attorney Whitnnn.
The conference. when news of IL
became known. gave rise to reports
'hnt the prosecutor would soon he
In possession of sensational evil
hcncc regarding the police ..sy.-
tenn and its alleged methods Of col
lecting graft.
HINGES. who Is about TO 20 to trial
on the charge Of falsely stntir-
thnt lac had received Instructions
from Commissioner waldo nor In
rnid disordcrly houses unless .pe-
cihcnily ordered 10 do so nv ,br
commissioners, requested the cor
Terence. II Is understood and took
VIII him his counsel, Thomas II
Thatcher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
FARMERS ARE IN SESSION
They EnvnEc In Heated Debate over
Party Platform.

chattanooga. Tenn. september g.
Tho eighth annual convention OF the
farmers Union cow med here to-day.
About 500 delegates are in attendance.
representing every state west OF the
unio and south OF the Potomac River.
Addresses OF wclcum" hy the Mayor. tho
state pres dent l.. NJ Rhoados. and re-
sponses and addresses by delegates
featured the morning session.
During the discussion Of the officers
reports this afternoon hedted debate
followed reference 20 the at<.tude Of
the various party uatiolal Platforms
and different hra'.ches OF the Federal
government towards tne farmer Dis
cusSion centred about the parcels post.
ant!-gamblinS legislation. restriction
OF undesirable immigration. more lib
e.al appropriations for agricultural
purposes OF rc-estnblis of the
Country l.'fc Commission. the introduc-
ton or some rural credit system and
the threat OF division ~ markets
During tic discussion OF thu need
Of the development Of the science OF
marketing and the failure Of Congress
TO respond 10 lcg!slativ. demands OF
the farmers Tor this ana other icEis
lation. the question OF the member
ship taking some such hand in prac-
teal politics as that taken BY the
American Federation or Labor and pre-
vious farmers organization. became a
vcr, livalr tonic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
TWO ARE DROWNED
"iri Loses Lie In Vain EFFORT IN s,,..
Conpnuion.

Washington, september s.-Afiss A.,
NE DoFVthy Nixon. twenty-five years
90 the daughter of Richard X Nivon
financial clerl. OF the United Stafes
senate was drowned at Colonial
neacH. Va. to-day In a vain ATTEMPT
FRANKLIN ". Wiseman. aged twentv
\ party OF friends. Including Miss
-NNtN3ns two sisters. Witnessed the
LOUDLY tragedy from the beach
Miss Nixon and Wiseman. wearina.
mating suits. had gone out on Ches,
apeake Bay IN rowboat and the nov
Jumped overheard to swim ashors
when some distance from the boat he
began to cali for help. ana the girl
down. and when Miss Nixon attemptei
to get back TO the boat again she was
caught by the tide and swept OUT into
the bay to drown. The bodies were re
covered and brought to Washington
Young Wiscman. whose home was in
HaNanna, III. was employed in the
Census Bureau.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
ANNIVERSARY TO-DAY
ihirt! Years AGO rncnndcscrnt Light
Ing Was TnnuGurntcd

Ne" York. september 3-To-niorro,,
NH mars 'he thlrtieth anniversary Of
sne hesinnins OF commercial mean
Thomas : Edison started In onars,ior
ne worlds hrst central station in an
ola prick building In lower New work
me power house contained only SIN
gle dynamo. and current was sent
through UNDERGROUND cables into some
100 lamps distributed throughou; a
territory OF square mile.
The original territory was selac,ad
because most OF the offices were closed
81 night thus giving Edison chancc
10 trsi his wires should any trouble
MANIFEST Itself Among the FIRST build
mss supplied were the army one,
me Iimes and Herald Offices and the
hsaaquaFters of J. 2. Morgan 6 CO
which had lavish equipment ,no,,S
ing i'6 lights This was conside-s5
a remarkable achievement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
OCEAN PARK DESTROYED
i"hies DO Damage Estimate, N,
Sf.uOn.OOO

>, Los Angeles. cal September a.
riFe which started ga the Casino care
at Ocean Park. q beach resort ,wans
~ miles from Los Angeles. this after
noon destroyed the centre of the
ocean Park concession ana business
Gsitrict The Decatur Hotel. Frazier
Pler Casino and Auditorium arc
among the buildings burned. and the
loss viii approximate 100000.
,I0re the hre was brought under
eo''''oI 'ne damage to property
- w. Leach, chicr at the Casino
cafe penned in al end OF the Frazier
Pier jumped into the ocean and was
drowned.
Heroic rescues of women were made
at the Decatur Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
Seaboard and Connec-
ton Company Ask
Tax Reduction.
RICHMOND LINE
HEAVILY TAXED
Link Between Elba and Byrd
Street Seeks Lower Valuation.
as Do Seaboard, L. &: N. and
NJ &; P. Belt Line-No
Decision by Com
mission.


'''.''"'''' iO' 'eoue''on ia Na4ua-
no" pi i's roaho-d and track for taxa
ton "as made 70 the state CORPORA
tion con,-nfssto- ,..,a-a,..
r,,,
'''|s ~ '"e 4"onmona'
'eoe''e"sours ano Potomac and Rich
mond and Petersburg COnnect!on com
r,,.e g.. Ike, a.''o 80 "''n me 4onE
nns be,~tsn Bvp ,l''e r ~ .s"s ad run, run.
stations. In this civ bYt sai5 - h.
taxed o. a greater DECREE nc- MI
than an. o.har ,f..e u. s. -
track IN thu yorld
Allen ran.-,o- p-,,.or .s g..
the connection cor,n.,, -,
for I'll. Eastfry,,r ,.A
and ,h.. ,,fcbr,I,.d -
potor.. feiro,A ai'n
Of r.5,.l1a ~ 40 't4N
Washinp.or.s, ,,.1.N.- y" ,"1
company Is l.aqe5 - 49,, ,,!. IN
I--(sort.,.-, 10 'ne R'enTnond.
ling as +. 6aee ,p-..,,'. ..uh
Rfcn,non5 and 49,
,1e Rfcb,,ar',s w.. W. part OF
,~. b,.ti.. ~" me- a. IS
o,,
' LIVER 'hiuntion-.
,t T-tn.a roads asked
commission iof reduction one
""li'- AIT Liie ka!l-
"nien through its attorney Z
re- lph Williams. asked tor lower
'''1" l'on on ats roadway between Acca
aaa 'ne North Carolina line. and on its
..ie running south from Portsmouth
Ihe Seao7ard said Nj Williams has
not paid a dividend In a decade !, IS
hv asserted 700 heavily taxed M ytr-
*inis. and the State imposes a b,rde,
On b.,
Another road which thinks d, s ma,
ine too much IS the fo,t.,.iil
Nashv.lle This is tho oniv u,a ,.rt1h
made q specific -e,iues, -. -.
roaGbed not grading .,,nSs, "''..
i.oye assessed A srs .oo q. is
B-a6fo-5 '"e iniie G ..
agent FOR the ro,d go, '|'e
reduced 10 srsooo ~, NJ. ,.'s ns
Nashville on.r,. .-ouiS' ''!e ana
between C,,rhe-i,,,5' 7'"'a me
nessee and Ke,,.,,",-.. ''D. ~" me Ten
ton where :. con-".. "o.ueT' 10 Nor
folS ana 1vss,4~r "''" inc Nor
one nor, sn-,,
assessn..n, ~ 10. sinali
folk ana po-.e,,,,.., inc NoF-
thinks i, aba,,i1 Hs'' i-.nr which
one ana ,br.1 ION on
leased fror, - 'es OF road
Tho helt In ,.s ma J" tE.
Judge Tbor'ae 3, Sy.,, me" ug
oth. no,n.
Tho Norfnit So, ON ''nn"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
HOMEWARD RUSH ON
ThOu.nnds of Americans Leave Europr
This Week.

New York. September 3.-The rush
OF Americans homcward bound from
Europe, which has bean noticeable
since the nrst week In August. Will
reach its highest point during the next
fortnight and by the end OF September
viii have subsidized into the normal
westward tide OF travel
More than 30 600 Americans will sail
from English ports this week In the
first and second cabins alone. They
VIII crowd into twenty different ships
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
BASEBALL FATALITIES
One hoy Dead and Another Dying as
Result of INJURIES

Philadelphia September a.-One boy
lie dead and another dying as the result
OF injuries received in a baseball game
here. John Caldwell. seventeen. was
spiked In sliding to a base and de-
veloped case of blood poisoning. from
which he died last night. Frank
Wende, sixteen. while awaiting his
turn at bat stood too near the plate.
and was hit by a pitched ball which
fractured his skull. He cannot re
cover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
BALL FAN DROPS DEAD
Excitement OF Game Proves Too Much
for Him.

Wnkesharre. Pa September So
Timothy Flanagan welt known here as
n baseball fan. is dead of heart failure.
the result OF excitement over partic-
ularly close game between two local
teams yesterday Flanagan. during a
rally stood on his seat and yelled for
several minutes, until suddenly he
dropped linn. dying before he could be
taken from the grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
Coupe Fenrs to return.

Liverpool. Eng. September g.
Thomas Coupe. formelv night clerk in
the Elks' Club in Now York City. and
an eyewitness to the murder OF the
gambler Herman Rosenthal. was met
by two local detectives when the
steamship Lusitania locked here to-
day. He was not placed under arrest.
but was Informed by them that Dis
trict Attorney Whitman, OF New York.
wanted him to return as witness for
the Trial OF Police Lieutenant Becker.
CONTINUED on Third Pagc)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
ATTACKED BY RATS
Children Believed to lie Dying ne
Result OF Ditcs.

WilkesbRrre, Pa. September 3.-Tha
two small daughters OF Arthur Gcth-
ms. farmer liking near here. are be-
lieved 90 ho dying from injuries re-
celvcd when they We're attacked in bed
by largo rat which bit them re-
peatcdly about the face and chest.
Getting was awakened ia tho middle
OF the night BY the sounds OF tho
struggle and succeeded in killing tho,
rat with blow from HIS shoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
MEET DEATH ON RAILS
Couple Struck While on why to SIN
lion.

Tarrytown. y " september ST.
Anna Lynch. twenty years old. OF Mer-
idcn, Conn., and Thomas Talbot.
twenty five. We're struck and instant
ly Killed by d New York Central train
here shortly before midnight
Miss Lynch came here yesterday to
visit friends Talbot was accompany
ing her to the station when. instead
OF taking an oy -rhead bridge. they
locomotive OF Il fast freight hit them,
killing them instantly and carrying
their bodies along Tor mile or more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Came Associntion Now Headed by j.
irhIarn-

Denver. COL September 3-Tho Ma
tional Association OF Game Commits
sioncrs and Wardcns in sixth biennial
session here last night elected oiiicers-
J. +. Achleen, Tennessee, president
George H. Graham Massachusetts.
vice president. Or George w Fields.
Massachusetts, secretary. and Professor
l.. l. Dyche. Kansas. treasurer
The next meeting place will he de-
cidcd later by referendum vote
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
BANKS GIVE WAY
bhrrierS of Erie Canal Burst, Puttf,c-
II out of Service

Rochester. y. " September s.-The
hrie Canal went out 500 feet west
me same spot where the break oc-
CURED a year ago All the new work
and reinforced concrete put In by
the state at the time is washed away
canal Will be out OF service for a long
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
CLUBS FOR WASHERS
They VIII Get Good Heating if Judge
llns Ills MnN.

ST. Paul. MINI. September 3.-Mash-
ers in st. Paul are in for clubbing
at the hands of policemen. The latter
VIII not fear TO give IT to them. for
they have been ordered to do SO by a
judge of the Municipal Court.
Get the man Washers parading st.
faui streets and insulting women"
said Judge Finehout yesterday. .If
You catch them. give them a good club
blns. besides arrestlnE them"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
wilson Makes No Comment.

Seagirt y. j.. september 3-Gover-
nor wilson Nas shown tho Associated
Press returns from Vermont tonight
and read the results with interest. but
DECLARED he would not make any COM
mg.t on the election whatever its re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04

Standard tourist Latter personally CON
Quoted without change. Berth 80 washing
ton-Sunsct Route. 9N East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
II. X. POLLARD.
Mr.. MercdIth's Letter.

Mr.. Henry r. Pollard city.
My dear Sir.-At your request l
write to give you my recollection as
to how the act. creating the Admins
trative Board. contains the provision.
that the city Attorney should be
elected by the CITY Council instead Of
by the board
line, ncr took any part in the discus
sion over that feature OF the act. I
am equally as positive that the aug
sestion came from me. Ny recolIec-
ton Is that / offered, as reasons for
that course. the following:
That as the CITY Council was to
remain the legislative body. and hence
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
BEST SERVICE TO cALnonNIA.

CONTINUED on Third Pagc(
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28

Etiquette requires in Chinese con.
versation that each should compliment
the other and depreciate himself and
all his belongings. A missionary who
has Just returned heard the following
conversations:
What is your honorable name?'
MY Insignificant appellation is Ying
Su"
Where is your magnificent palace?"
My contemplate shack is at Lung
Pi"
How many are your illustrious
children"
I have five vile. worthless brata'
And is your distinguished wife en-.
joying good health p
The old hen is pretty we'll"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
cHANCLRY NOTICE.

s%a4e Of Illinois Ale1auder c3ua
W. u.s. In the Alexander County afr
cunt Court February Term, q. b
1874 IN chapccry sitting
,KaEil Brothers Lumber Company.
eofatlainaiit IS Fanus Walker and
lee 8. Williams. defendants. gia in
.ehaheery for foreclosure
Ihe above named defendants ac
herebs potiacd thai SAID complainant
has This Ia tiled II said court 4
ss.egtaia bia n chaaefy for fore
closure ~ MORTGAGE against them
.anl that summons Has been is-
sued thereon retlirnabla On he FIRST
day Of CHG nest term OF SAID coun, u
he holden at hneourt house N Cara,
liiinois, on the 10th day Of Febrr-
agy next.
Cairo, Illinois December ~ a n
1919 e, o. FOSTER. CLERIC
I-ensden & Lansdea, Complainant s
Solicitors Adyt 19-2S-1-3- 1871
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
Hints for Housewives.

II your husband decides to raise a
nustache you will need at least two
dozen more table napkins.
When the baby begins to walk you
will find it necessary to move every
thing of q breakable nature about a
foot higher
Be hospitable enough to build lit
tie house for homeless pigeons some
where en- your premises. These gen
tie birds will occupy It and raise large
families theae--and pigeon potpie is
not bad
Never allow the kitchen maid to call
you by your first name when strang-
ers are present
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28

In Montenegro men kiss one an
other but they never kiss the women"
rs that right?"
Yes, You see, the Montenegrins
consider the kiss sacred thing, which
a man is never to hestow upon any
one who is not his equal. and women
in that country afe~regarded as being
inferior to men. They are not per-
mitted to sit at the table with the
men and they are never kissed by
their husbands or brothers or fathers
or sweethearts."
Say I've been sympathizin' with
them chaps, but I'm kind OF sorry
now that the Turks are losin out"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
It's 4. n. n. Lants East mail.

li:15 q. N. st, Louis Fast Mali.
1918 a. N. Chicago Midday special
2.45 D. n Afternoon Express Tor
ST. Louis. 0din. Nffiaaham, Mat
loon, Champaign and Chicago ar.
riging III Chicago SIS a. NJ
200 u ~ Carboada'a aad North.
ia QJ d. ne chicago Ntgbt Express.
arriving 1t Chicago 550 a. m,
Local sleeper ct station. Berths
can be occupied after $3.50 D. m.
ito a ~ Panama Limited for New
Orleans
eco a. m Memphis and Nashville
$40 IN Memphis, Kew Orleans
and Hot Springs
Abs a M Seminole Limited for
Birmingham and JacksonviIls, Tls
500 = M Paduoah and Louisville
Express.
1851 D. nn DAILY Memphis sna New
Orleans
t:tt r 10 Daily Nashville Shafts
Hocea and Atlante
1910 p. ~ fulton and MaYfield &c.
commodation.
5:4Q p. m paducah and LoulasiH,
sleepCr Cairo to Louisville.
5 50 p N. Mempbls and New Or
leans Special.
For through tickets. sleeping car
accommodation aud further infor.
mation apply at Illinois Central
esssengsr Station, Cairo, III.
J.. II. JONES. Ticket Agi
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
Real Enthuslasn

We reused the audience to great
enthusiasm" said Mr. Stormington
Barnes.
Did they give you an ovation?"
They did more than that. They
sos 80 interested that they insisted on
breaking in with original dialogue,
and some OF them even tried to climb
on the stage and take part in the bat
lie scene.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
A Rarnaln Offer.

Comm this way ag'in?" asked the
justice of the peace, after he had fined
Jimpson $50
I'm afraid I'll have to-" said jump
son ruefully
WAL said the Justice, stroking
his chin whsle rutieetivoly "perhaps
I'd oughter tell Ne tibet we sell a re-
turn fine ticket for ST.. entitlin We to
immunerty from arrest on the way
back. "--Juden
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28

This section" remarked the trav-
eleri as he watched the clothes f1ut.
terins y the hreeae as the train pass.
ed settiApent after settlement, shows
eTissases like those of great food"
7 can see any," answered his puz-
aled companion. What are they?"
~. don't you see the washouts
sll along the liner"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
Natural Query

Come in, darling. Hurry"
What for?''
We've got to get ready to 60 to
the bride shower that is being given
your Aunt Jessie"
ITO the shower"
Yes, yes. dear"
Mamma. are we going to wear CIR
bathing suits or Just go makeup
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28

! 'hia& rot much OF the painter
said be WAY, niaa TEMPTING Adain
va q plppiA 81 4 variety thgt wasna
fRewn rrttf abcnt twenty wears ago
= Harpers bazar
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
SUBURBAN LOTS @25
et hHnMTrrTy

Houston Texas, q Saving the
most wonderful sroWth o. any civ
in the United States Population M
creased from $4,000 to 10000 In
seven years slY,ooo,0Oo.oo spen 9h
new buildings II past two years. ao0
faetqries Government spending 81
5dodf0D0o On ship channel making
city 3 seaport. WE have Just opened
forcsaie The to#nsite Of Satsuma
suburb of Houston, % minutes freu
Mart Of city, d railroad and boais-
ward Lots 50x10o t1et First 800
lots only S2f each Terms 81 cash
piji 81 monthly. Write or call flr
or send 81 cash and get
choice location National Realty
Rooms 9-1o Gilbert Block.
Eighth street. Cairo, Illinois 1875 I'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28
ILLINOISCENTRAL
III. Fast Mail Rout.

CDrsgcted % f9ecemher 4 1919
Trsigs Leave cairo
iz:Ie a M Daily Chicace yesti.
hiied It'd, arriving Chicago
tQ:15 a. n
2.l5 a IA. Dails St f,onis Nigh;
I'D. arriving S. Lauis 7,9o 8. n
Sieeping cara onsn ST $3.50 D ma
: IL g. ~ paaaat anegial.
8 100 a. M. Iheoes Aeeommation.
500 a. N. Chicago Daily Express.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-28

ASsIGNEE's NOTICE
In The Matter Of Assignment Of The
Marx -aauat Company Tor the
Eencdt Of Creditors,

Public Rctice II hefeby given thst
the undersigned has beeu appointed
Assignee in trust for tha benefit ii
Creditors Of (fhe Aar1.eaunt COM
paay. cqfporation. Of Cairo. hi
noi5, aad al persons holding any
flaiffs q claims against said Marx
stsaft Company are hereby notified
tc present itha same to the uadar-
signed under oath or affirmation
witnih three months from mis- cate,
whether SAID claims Are 1laa III not.
~ persons indebted % the said
NJ qrY7Gapnt Company are requested
20 make proa'ht Payman of the same
tostao enderFsned
l1sta Cairo. Iliipais.. peeaalbeE
! fth a D 1879.
FIRST pAAK q TRfrsT Go
t'aso 'liiD
Assignee Of The MarS-Gaout Gu
Reed GGesa, Attorney aa-&5-s5t