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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
LIGHT IN DARK PLACES

which would be worser than putting
up with a beating"
Then he went on 20 inform me with
pride that Jim" was good to his wife
and never beat her. and always took
her home money or food when he'd
got any, even If he was a crook and
had pinched' It, and II was a cruel
shame he should be- put away" like
leave Nell starving, while brutes like
Nod Myers were left free To do just
as they pleased
This discourse on the mysteries Of
human Justice as II appears TO stun
child brought as to the unlighted
fifth story He pushed a creaking
door open, and I found myself in a
small almost unfurnished room, Its
darkness relieved only by the feeble,
reflected Rlimmer of some invisible
Ia mn throAgh- thu iIlI- YsIndaz.
i, Bill .hltntmd lant o@A41kghted au cuxt
az candle. by the feeble flicker saw
a broken bedstead against the wall
with woman lying on it, covered only
with thin. worn, discolored blanket.
Against her pale cheek nestled a
little brown baby head, and her thin.
bloodless hand clasped the wee baby
hands to her breast with passionate
protective love. Her wan lips moved
half IN sleep murmuring broken
words OF endearment
She raised her head feebly as
moved toward the bed, and smiled
at her brother
AZ 49,, haa .a l,,.,. A..a,A.
81, sd ~
"iiS' '@Pt ~ IN" ti94S heie
tady as II good sort, straight AS she
is, ana never had me piHched when
she might have. \ gu tell 'er all about
1t, Nell, and pr haps she'll do some
thing for Won an the hn NY -
Neu .trugplAa 10 90, ~, l., to4 a.a
ara t, 49, ~ - - -"
u,eu ~ oa"S ~ ie' INN arms ana
shitpd NJ ms
.g - none 70 haid up iaoy. said nc,
Nou. ~, INC "oid ana the hungers
aoihe tnHi 'Fati sometimes, but Gods
soo" W me ne it My man wouidn I
naF telt me IKE thls, COS he's good to
~, !F2 ma Ha{Hl ana @ouldn never
III hheei Rlhat me, ike some. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOW GOOD INCREASE

The receipts Of the Richmond post
Office for the past month show an
appreciate increase over June 1871,
greatly to The qualification OF Post
master Allan and his stan. The Pc
ceipts for June, 1912. were se0,e1s.04,
while those for lure, 1911. were s54,-
S4s,5s, an increase Of 1906 per cent,
While no date has been set, Post
master Allan expects TO move into
his new business home about the
LIST OF September, While the build
ing is completed. there remains TO be
done a great deal OF interior finish
ing which requires longer time
than work Of the builders in
proportion because of the infinite de-
tell involved II is needless TO. add
that the entire force. from the post
master to the humblest messenger.
will he happy when the time arrives
TO leave the present quarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
HEAR EVIDENCE IN
SUIT FOR TUITION

Evidence was heard yesterday IN
tho Law and Equity court in the
second trial OF the suit Of the Wash
ington Educational society against
Mrs. Anne G. Traylor for the recovery
Of $1,000 alleged to be due for school
tuition. It seems that Mrs, Trhylor
removed her children from the sch ool
during the illness of one, and paid
only for the actual time they were
resent in the school. But the scnool
MANAGEMENT holds that the contracv
was for the whole session instead of
by tho month.
The first trial resulted in hung
jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
NEW BUILDINGS
BEING ERECTED

Inspector Beck yesterday issued
permits for about $2s GOO worth Of
building improvem Here is the
list
. Mrs HARDWOOD, 10 eFaet a
frame dwelling on the north side OF
Park avenue. between Lombardr
street and Alien avenue. "a cost IS.
600.
G. q. Worsham and G. A Zincke,
Ia build four-story warehouse on
Governor street. between Ross anu
Broad streets. to cost 81 900.
b, H. Perkins. TO build a two story
brick dwelling on the south side 2t
Stewart avenue between Elm street
and Davis avenue, to cost 1850.
First Baptist church. TO repair the
church building. on Broad street, be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
to cost $4,000
w. w Foster TO repair brick
studio, H. North Ninth street, 10
cost $500
J. w. johnson. to build brick
dwelling, IiS East Leigh street. TO
cost $3.50,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
REPORT COMPLIMENTARY TO
CtTl SERGEANT SATTERE1EI.D

The report OF The Jail commissioners
Dr. j. p. Roy. w. :. Gum and = -,
NeweIl---was filed In the HuSints
court yesterday afternoon and placed
on record The report states In Al
the jail Is in excellent condition that
the food Is of good quality, and COM
PIGMENTS city Sergeant Sattcs;ie!d On
his care OF the prisoners.
According TO the report, the 8eii
G. ,ntains the following number Of prs
oners: White males. 50. white fema tsI
coiored males 1928; colored fe-
males, SO.
1t IN recommended that the hospltai
..noms be painted and kaIsornlnen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
Ct STOMS AND REVENUE
COLLECTIONS INCREASE

Roth the Richmond custom house
and the internal revenue Office did e
land Office business the past month
AS the figures show, evidencine the
increased value OF Richmond's i'm
ports and the growth of business.
Tbs report of Collector OF Customs
Arnal for June shows collections
amounting to $50, 5o2.79 as againat
500 ssa,8o IN MAY.
In Collector lowry : department"
The internal revenue collections fJT
June amounted to SS37.3S 1856. big
increase over the previous month
The reports of both these depart
ments for the fiscal year as well az
the postoffice receipts viii be ready
today. and all VII make 4 BFiFI{fyy NE
showing for Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03

to s2a. 600 Joseph I<ays. presidents
Kt,ftt.t,@st4 f, Fox. eiee-p president:
John Walter, secretary and treasurer,
Bueheld, Va
Dundas Plumbing Mil company, in
corporated Dundas. Va. $4,000 70
10000. ]. r, Edmunds president.
A. j Parrish. vice president; Mil-
Tor Wells secretary aud treasurars
all Of nundas. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
JUDGE SOUTHALI WILL
SIT IN ITUS1TNGS COT RI

Governor MANI yesterday designat-
"a Judge Robert q. sonthall, OF Are
liza county, TO sit in the July term Of
the Hastings ccurl, owing to the ON
tlneee illness 9, Judge Witt The
tea IN bega n on M.nday Chief among
the cases to be tried by Judge Southall
vii be that II James Tilden Stagg.
Under Indictment on {. charge OF coln-
Ilicity In an operation on his wifi,
Mrs. Rose inez Stagg. which resulted
81 her death. and that OF w, A. Cole
mar. indicted under the panderins
act.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
BRIEF COURTSHIP
ENDS IN MARRIAGE

Especial to The Richmond NirginianD
EMPORtA, VA, July ,. I9I2-Mr.
Waiter Cook, Of Northampton couH-
~. n G.. and Miss Louise Harris. o.
Norfolk. but visiting relatives IN
Greenvllc county. Va, drove into
EmunrlA MnIdnX- obtained Aeen 4A
sfs<se sass4n' married ia ihc evening at
the home Of Mr.. Harry Porch Rev.
j. W Hickman performing the cere~
mony The couple returned To the
homa Of the groom Tuesday. wher~
they VIII make their future home on
farm
when me bride "lef home a few
weeks ago site did not contemplate
matriinony, but met with the groom
and a brief courtship soon termi-
mated in their matrimony, the brides
people knowing nothing OF It AT all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
ELL Mt CASE POSTPONED
AND CHARGE DISMISSED

a. T. Stunt appeared in Police
cuiist yesterdsv utornins for reopen
inn ~ his hemlaa on HhatSc -
stealing sSo from l.. G, Younger, ana
was dismissed Justice crutchHeid
HAD received a letter from the firm
stating thai the charge had been
withdrawn, IA it was not the belief
that blunt had Intentionally misap-
propriated the money. and saying tf1ht
the accused had made good the ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03

NORMAL SCHOOL
TRUSTEES NAMED

t'pon n's It,u.n from the tu Quart
her waves OF Baltimore foH-Ipr
Mann appointed these members OF
the board OF trustees for the State
Normal and Industrial school for
women al Radford:
w u Smith. L. l. SchNrer. p e.
Tucker W. r. Baldwin and Frank
Talbot All OF them are az present
members Of the board. &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
China. and are guests OF Mrs. Kate
Peasants Minor

China, and are guests OF Mrs. Kate
Peasants Minor
Mr., and Mrs, Douglas ii Gordon wiz
20 10 Atlantic City on saturday for
three weeks. and viii then leave lot
IA motor TRIP through the Berhshires-
MIR. axd Mrs. 3 b Valentine have
gone 10 the Warm springs. Va FOR
the summer.
Mrs. 4. O Swink and Mrs. 9 u
Phillips and daughter. Miss Kate PM
lips Of Richmond have gone for
three months stay at Reaumarls hotel,
MuskeIza lake, Ontario. Csrads,
Mrs. Adams Diaconi and laughter.
NtpIs. and Mrs hmeiia rendieton.
have returned 70 their home after
delightful stay with Rev. snd Mrs F..
2. NsSparrs az 1lnr0ptcn, W.,
Nr and Mrs Il German at this
week 20 visit friends IN North caro-
Tina,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03

A, @. Jennings was charged in Po-
lice court yesterday morning with
having exceeded the speed limit in
his automobile on May 18th. and the
hearing was continued TO July 18th
Deicers Harris and Tinsiev appear
Ms tlfe eomplainants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
Police Hoard 10 Meet.

The board Of police OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
viii hold its monthly meeting to
night only routine business WI
come mp for its consideration. and
nothing Of importance Is expected ~
be transacted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
Society

ftN NttIeo&s hu1 Rri"HAS e" N'*' w
best known families ~ the ~fAtt i4e
@h4lreh aas decorated Mia -AaLiaS ~
'erns, AND tho chan'ei vas banked
stth pink roses and sweet peas
The hrsoe entered With fft} AAA't' d.
who gave her in natil@kr. tier s"N "
vas fashioned ~ nhlle ..taf rIF.r't
snd chlHoh N'th fff"H1i"ss ~ e@H"'e''e
old lafe. and her wa tt '"e -
srfaDRed Win t"3e"tt "i "fahk"
blossoms She ,sFF'ta S"e" TF go
aJet ~ HFeHies ana sues al IUe N"t
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- honor MIS- h"heT' =. "a'''"i ~,
q NorfolN. Ta'a q hohof' M'Ss
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So
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$50, y,sttI,., ,eorscgl
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veIn ,,aears -rna rere+se,ft. vac fo,-
fre h~faats father
VIII Wed IN Seetenbsr.
~@pteinher &sd has peen SCI 3 ire
1Aie for ire marriage = MISS Ano'e
Barnard and Mt Russell SaF6 The
Wedding which is ~ me creates m
iereFt 70 virginia society. VII faNe
plDct ~ - Lakes tpiFG9pal 'hureh
~ tot springs a. ne CEREMONY
WI! oe foiAoWed nE reception al IN
sallscoie. the villa Of MI. and MIS-.
AielVIae e ingalls,. who are row
abroad MISS Barnard. VINO has been
much admired M the Hot Springs
- ,,ssa'9e', .'+ a.. go, 49,,
ingalls,
a,,.a r,.A p.s
NJ .nd ~ Tg,sapF o 49,
4utertalped SATURDAY evening a, cards
tticres -. -.'. -. 80 80, ~ ~,
ra,rfa - orfo,,1 nni -,
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MI, tra,,it, ~. % ,chynnrA -
baer ,tsIttne NJ ara urs rra,,d
Hughes ~ ma Ms pt,,,,,,,,,,sa
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tsut,1nu sttss rlo-n+rt T,rarc 49,
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w,c,c,Ge ana NJ PAW
:
"h""'eT 'n NHnna
Medical Director James h. Gate
bod. T. s n. and Mrs. Gatawood
went to Orange Va, yesterday TO
open their place. Woodbury. Forest
Miss 1sstewood viii spend the rnonth
~ July with Mrs. Jones Marshall Of
West Virginia Miss Dorothy Gate
wood. who will accompany her ma
mrs In Orange, will leave there
~ Gut the middle Of the month 10
visit Miss Ruth Bliss who ia spend~
ing tf1r- ru7rTr7rr- III fsfue Tsfaxe s,YT1.
Mt. Pa
Handsome Rece,.ior
Following the wesa,nv .rIs
evening ~ Miss Nancy Collins Nash
ard Lieutenant Logan f.reaayJr 8 ~
: teAntifal reception was rfvsn st
IN, some OF the bride. parsnts M
and Mrs. char1er Reid Nash In MD
de ST. The rooms were daoora,ed in
Inns so,,rarr gr,,a 90 ,',,f
fYs = roses ayd other fowars DIV
ht.t,raugeas ,ra hanxaa ~, a.. s,a,
lei tn the reception room, whsrs tha
guests receivsd M, NJ ana Ne w..t
Mrs las cresan ana Az nrisa 80
eyonr, rn.ig Iav Cra.an NJ ~
grfo Nh sr.t,od ,na -. ~
lihrerv phsro n,nch 90. sa,-.,, ~,
Mrs T,bn,,,a. Shaa~arS 20 u.s.d
hurg s., Tn. hr,ae's avn ,nas ~.
t-7ares,, .ae 80 va w
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03
TONIGHT

the Board of Aldermen is meet to considerthe
pending franchise of the Richmond and Henrico
Railway Company. II hat franchise deals solely
with the OF the streets and alleys for furnish
ing electric light and power, and has nothing
whatever do with any extension Of tracks
street railway service.
That franchise, demanded by the Richmond
and Henrico Company, does not safeguard the
city and does specifically require that
pany you any other citizen of Rich
mond in any conceivable way.
That franchise ''banket'' franchise,
curing nothing definite from the Richmond and
Henrlco Railway Company, but permitting that
company use such 1t chooses, at
own sweet will and in its time. The City
legal adviser says he has very grave doubts of
validity.
He says also that any franchise granted ought
require the naming of the particular streets
be occupied. He says further that under this
franchise the Richmond and Henrico Company
could fight in the courts every attempt Of the
City require any specific section OF
the city.
The manifold defects and ''jokers'' of this
franchise can be eliminated now, before the ord-
is passed; but they never be remeded
after it passed and made contract binding
the City for fifteen years
Virginia Railway and Power Company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-03

FRS Edward Giichrisf and lgftle
Gisfhrist have arrived from
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
ARCHbOLD HAS
GOOD CHARACTER
I(omincnt Pannsylvanians Testify
in the Impeachment
Proceedings.
as gclaled Press D!spatch.

As ociated Press Dispatch,
Washington, Dec. l7,-From per
sons prominent in Pennsylvania al
fairs and Federal court circles 5t
the east attorneys for Judge Arch
bold of the Commerce Court intro
duced testimony today as to his
good reputation, in his trial By the
Senate impeachment Court for al
legged misconduct in Office,
For the most time during the
tria, Arehbold Withdrew from the
Senate chamber during the testi-
mony Of the witnesses as to his
reputation.
Other Witnesses called during the
day by the defense testified as 10
disputed points in the evidence pre-
scnted by the House manages,
Frank K. Shattuck, attorney for the
insurance companies in a suit with
W. W. Risinger at the time an at
tempt was made to discount the
Risingcr- note, testified in
behalf of Archbold, that the latter
had shown no faroritism to Bisin
ger in the conduct Of the case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19

mas gift of Santa Claus to the
Childrou's Home the road may be
pared with good intentions, but it
win take dollars from now on to
reach the goal.
1t can be done-it has been fire.
quently done in other cases.
League baseball in Cairo season
after season--why not raise the same
amount for the Children's Home?
The Bulletin has often assisted in
raising, not two thousand, bnt three
and four thousand dollars wholly as
a matter of civic pride, and these sub
sides were always raised in two or
three weeks
It Is now engaged in raising a sim
liar amount for a permanent insti-
lion in Cairo-one that is of lasting
benefit to homeless and friendless
children and il the people Of Cairo
should manifest the same generous
spirit as evidenced in baseball-in
fact there are more people interested
in the Children's Home than in base
bail, the $4,000 would easily be OK
celled
But the liberal spirit that peryade5
the baseball atmosphere when dona-
tions are sought, is missing when a
charitable subscription is sought.
This fund is not to be sent 70 China
.nor to Assyria or any other foreign
SPOT on Gods footstool but it re-
mains in cairo 10 be expended in be-
half Of the children brought to the
Home from all points contiguous tc
Cairo
Everybody all with a long and
strong pull and the lump sum will be
realized
Only five more days,
Through a typographical error the
name Of John S. Lans appears We'd
nesday morning as contributing 81
on List 405. II should have been
John S Jenkins.
Through a typographical error
Miss Cora Styles was credited with
having donated % cents The
Iarount should have been $L0o.
There are SO many acknowledge
meuts 10 be made and the time is s,
limited that errors are easily made
The Bulletin, however, will correc
any errors, if attention is called tt
them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
elaborate BILL
ON THE PROGRAM
At THE k|NNEl
Three Great Stars.--0ne 1nternation-
al and Two Local Celebrities
to Appear
BESIDES THE VAUDEVILLE ACTS
Divine Sara in La Tosca and Birdie
Mae Matthews and Grace
Clendennen
BESIDES THE VAUDEVILLE ACTS

Travis Ashleigh Kimmel presents
some "scrumptIous" program Friday
st Tho <inmo, ,bo,tar--throe great
e.,,.u,,,,,
" " '''N' " '''
me olFlhe sara anu nl' u'0 AZ"
Matthews and Grace CIendennen WI
appear at this amusement palace as
nor announcement in addition to the
..,.. -, ..,.,.;,,. an,,,.,o,
VI COURSE Tue NV '''9 " 0'''"" -
do he' stunt in the silent Drama -
as far as that is concerned Bernhard
lin tho shallow Drama is about as
n,oa !. 49, ,.o,,., snoo,,tna ,o,,,,
:, .,o :, ,.nan u-,,iat;no" r,roreh
,,a-, - a., 1,eo.ont who, =
o,n,,s 80 snool,frr n.y. ,ndorstandinr
,S ,,,,,.y.,,y, ,'<,,,,,atta 1or.,,,aa
49, - .nIar.tand MN ~
o..a r,,as a,+ ont ,ha or,r cho,.
,mr,,' ons ,r.,,t, - oo.tf.,,,a+o Ana
-. - o,ro -',;n.. - cardo,,,,
~ ,r,..a ;,
- ,,.,,,no.. en,4 nod, "a
no., ao,,hra.ad - +his oon,,,r,.
n,a,., u,a,.n ous ,Ta,h,,,rna ,,o
| -, - j. r1r tfmo relieve
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19

Nobel prize for medicine, is contenl-
plating the transplanting the eye Of
an animal for the Swedish engineer
Dalen, winner of the Nobel prize FOR
physics, one Of whose eyes was re-
Gently destroyed by an explosion pf
acetylene gas. The operation
though rare, has been successfully
performed IN the United States and
in Vienna. The cornca of rabbit
will be used TO take the place OF the
human C0rnca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
WOMAN TESTIFIES
FOR DEFENSE At
ARCHbOLD TRIAL
Ne:ce of Principal Witness Against
Federal Jurist Gives In
portant Testimony,

Associated Press Dispatch
Washington, Dec. 1S,-A WON
ans voice was heard within the
Senate chamber today 1t was that
Of Miss Mary Boand, Scranton Pa,
who was called as a witness by at
torneys for Judge Archbold of the
Commerce Court, who is on trial BY
impeachment for al eyed misuse of
his judicial powers, Miss Boland
was the first woman to appear be
fore the Senate since 1905. In that
yea another testified at the i'm
poachment trial of Judge Swayne Of
Florida.
Archbold probably VIII take the
witness stand before the conclusion
Of the trial. 1t is expected that
about ten witnesses will be cXamin-
cd following the Christmas recess.
Miss Boland is a niece OF William
r. Boland, one of the principal wit
nosscs against the Judge and is the
stcnographcr in her uncles odiea
Attorneys for the defense asked her
if y. G.. Williams had told her Sept.
las. 1911. that he had just como
from Judge Archbolds office and
had seen there brief the judge had
prepared for the Erie railroad IN
the 'IItheragc case. She replied
in the affirmative
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS.

Cairo people who have stomach
and bowel trouble should guard
against Appendicitis by taking sim
Pile buckthoru bark, glycerine, etc.
as compounded in Adler-i-ka, the
German appendicitis remedy A
SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stom-
ach, gas on the stomach and con
stipation INSTANTLY because this
slmp mixture antisepticizcs the di-
gestive organs aud draws off the inn
purities Harry w Schulz, drug
gist.-Adyt. @
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
Socialist MAYOR Indicted

Hcrkimer, \ Y. Dee. S,-Ge0rge
r. Lunn, the Socialist mayor Of
Schenectady, \. Y. was indicted this
afternoon by the Herkimer county
grand Jury on a charge Of melting to
riot The Rcy. Robert Bahama, also
of schenectady, was indicted on a
similar charge,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
FEUCHTER AND THISTLEW00D
BUY NEW TOURING CARS,

The Southern II inois Motor Co.
received yesterday three Ford cars,
one OF which is a taxieab, two tour
ing cars one for Charles Feuchte~
and the other for Arthur Thistle
wood, and an overland demon
strator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
MARSHALL TO TAKE REST,

LaPortc, Ind, Dec. 1S.-Goyernor
Marshall has announced that he will
leave 70, Scottsyillc, Ari1, noar
Phoenix, January IA to be gone six
weeks. He is anxious to secure a
dong rest before assuming his du-
ties at Washington. Mss. Marshall's
father and mother are located there,
owning a large fruit orchard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
Shippers Forecast.

For radial distance OF va
miles from CairoD To the north
ward, temperatures Of % to % d :
arces may be expected on Thursday
and Friday mornings; TO the soutH
ward not much below 80 degrees ~
these mornings,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
Breaks Neck TO Save Eve,

Laporte, Ind, Dec. lS.-yDriving
his motorcycle at it's highest possible
speed that he might reach home and
obtain relief from an injury to an
eye, which was threatening TO blind
him, Charles Denison of Michigan
City crashed into a team last night
and broke his neck, dying almost in
SANITY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
River Forecast.

The Mississippi from below ST.,
Louis to above Cairo, the Tennessee
from florence to above Johusonv,iie
and the Y abash at ~ Carmel, viii
change but little for the netx d,
:; days, The Tennessee. from johns
sonville TO the mouth, and the Ohio
from the mouth of the Wabash to
Cairo, will continue to fall TO. the
next 36 to As hours.
r. r, LINDLEY,
g Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19

LOsT-A gold wishbonc' has
clover leaf, set with pearls, attached
near one end Finder leave ats
Walnut and receive liberal reward.
1918 If
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
Weather Forecast.

Cairo and yicinity-Fair weather
Thursday with no change in tenn
perature.
ts..e al.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.

W. T. Wall & Co.'S Big Department
Store will be open evenings until
Christmas 12-l1-2t
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19

WANTED-o5 sales ladies this
at Kresa' sure ADV. It
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
Local Data.


sun will rise today ....... T'ob
sun will SET today ......... 4'32
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19
NEWS Or THE RIVERS
\ Stage Of R yer

Stage of river 147 fall OF
during the preceding ~ hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-19

NJ ssjssippi Box Co. .. 500
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List No. $50, Singer Mfg, Co. En-
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EHILDREN'S HOME
FUND CLIMBS
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The ime is short in which to make
up that two thousand dollar Christ
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List No SIS, Mrs, Tillie

LdNUNE ATVNI EsVII1
Jcnesboro. Ark. go
List No. 118, Thos Kccfe
Mrs rhos, Keefe ... 200
List No. SIP, Jas. A, Miller,
Iallian Miller ,.-,.... o0
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S 3.75i
List No. 47O Adolph Lewis
Mrs. A. Lewis ,.... Do
Mrs. stroutz .... 100