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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22

to and there was not much Yale
money in sight even at the odds.
Fred Schumm, one of the leadine
betting commissioners, said he could
only quote odds of 10 to S on Har-
ward. Yesterday his odds were 10
to Z. lie reported Yale money rath-
er slow but said there was an album
dance Of money offered by the
Crimson supporters, About $1,000
was placed during the day.
There were offerings of large
amounts. ranging from $500 TO l.
900 even, that Harvard would not
score eight points; that Yale would
not make a touchdown; that Har-
ward would kick the first field
goal; that the total score would be
odd and that Harvard's score would
double that of Yale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
Do Your Christmas Shopping EaTlu

Mrs. c. A. Compton and Misses
Myrtle and Anna Williams who were
members of the degree stan which
exemplifed the work at Springfield
are visiting in st. Louis before re-
turning home
Mrs Met Quarles of Mounds, was
the guest OF he" sister, Mrs. Charles
Livesay of Main street yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Parkman visited rela-
tives in Cairo yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. A. Wall. Mrs. NJ. f.
Browner and Miss Mary Brownor
spent yesterday afternoon with
friends in Cairo.
0. w. Mench of Mounds was in
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Ella Dolan spent last night
with friends in Cairo.
w. T, Kennedy returned yestcr-
day from Wickliffe, KY, where he
spent a few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Mathis and
son Archie of Tamaroa. will arrive
today TO spend Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. e, p. yesterday and Mrs. II
M. Smith were Cairo visitors last
evening.
Mrs. Earl Giles of Mounds, spent
yesterday with her mother, Mrs. Ed
Sheerer.
Carl Cutting was a Cairo visitor
Thursday evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
|EAT CAbDAGAF. FISH
| SAUSAGE, NEW BREAD
No Indigestion, Gas, Sourness or
Upset Stomach if you'll take
"Pape's Doapepsin" Try This

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
into stubborn Jumps and cause a
sick, sour. gassy stomach? Now, Mr..
or Mrs, Dyspeptc, iot this down.
Pape's Diapepsin digests everything,
leaving nothing to sour or upset
you. There never was anything so
safely quick, so certainly effective.
No difference how badly your stom
ach is disordered you will get happy
relief in five minutes, but what
pleases you most is that it strength
ems and regulates your stomach so
you can eat your favorite foods
without fear.
Most remedies give you relief
sometimes-they are slow, but not
sure. "Pape's Diapepsin" is quick
positive ond puts your stomach in
healthy condition so the misery
won't come back.
Go now, make the best investment
YOU ever made, by getting a large
fifty-cent case of Pepe's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless it is to
suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia on
any stomach disorders.-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS
STOP THIEF
CAIRO OPERA HOUSE

stop Thief" is farce by Car
lyle More PRODUCED originally at
the Galety Theatre, New York City,
where it established laughing REQ
ord that has not been equalled in
twenty years.
Two kleptomaniaes and a real
crook start all the fun in stop
Thief" Can you imagine a funnier
situation than this? The klepto-
maniacs mislay things and the crook
nips them for keeps"
So perfect is the illusion Stop
Thief" that half the audience feel
unconsciously for their valuables,
while the other half think of calling
for the police, and when any play
of any sort creates that illusion the
chief end of dramatic art is attain
ed
stop Thief" will start you gigg-
ling three minutes after the curtain
that time on you will be apologizine
to your seat mate for your hilarious
behavior.
Stop Thief" is wholesale
laughing factory. It is the best
farce that New York has seen for
years. 1t makes tho mourners mer-
ry, and the merry hilarious. 1t is
the most gigantic laugh in the
whole world.
Talk about the detective plays.
Go ana see the fat Rhode Island de-
tective who has his six hundred dol
lar watch pinched before he has
Swallowed the crok ten minutes.
It's a scream.
There aught to be law enacted
to compel all the "Gloms" in the
world to 60 to see stop Thief" at
the Cairo Opera House. Thursday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
WALL Street IS
FACING FAMINE
Scores of Firms Forced Out and
Brokers Seeking Employ
ment Elsewhere.

New York, Nov Scores of brok-
eraso firms and small investment
banking concerns doing busincss in
Wall street viii go out Of business
the first of the year owing to the
prolonged absence of SPECTATORS from
the market, Many of those con-
nected with the firms will retire
from the brokerage business entire
ly, while others viii enter some Of
the more firmly established con-
Germs as either junior members or
plain employees.
During the lean years since 1907
nearly all of The brokerage houses
have kept up q bold front. hut the
coming year viii see a curtailment
of expenses. 1t is estimated that
more than 1000 clerks and stonog-
raphers have already been dis
charged, but this win be small in
comparison with those who will be
forced to seek now positions after
January l.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
At The Gem

A remarkably good bill at the
Gem theater closes this afternoon
and tonight, the program being
we!l varied. Frank Brannigan and
May Brocel are OF the best in their
line, novelty singing and dancig, in
Producing new songs and new steps.
Jack Barneiio as a rapid fire car
toonist highly pleased all. His pie
ture of the Statue of Liberty in New
York harbor, after the conclusion
of his cacrioature work was very eff
fective
Joe Allen and Mary Allen, gym
nasts and aerialists were clever and
performed astonishing feats of skill
and deXterity. An entire change of
program takes place Sunday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
MOUND CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Stophlet have
received an announcement of the
marriage of their niece, Frances
lnez Moll to Wallace Jack Mat
thews at Las Vegas, N. NJ, last
Tuesday. The bride is a daughter
of Mrs. Kate Moll, who until recent
ly resided in Cairo. She is quite
well known in this city. She will
reside at S07 Douglas avenue, Las
Vegas.
Lucille Richardson entertained a
few friends at the home OF her par
entts, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Richard
son of Fourth street Tuesday after
noon in honor of her seventh birth
day Games were played and re-
freshments served. The guests were
Mary Louise Sweeney. Helen Wal
ker, Maude Florita Kennedy, Lena
Snyder, Theresa Masterson, Eva
Louise Richardson, Adeline Miller,
Evelyn eagle, Christie May Arnold,
Alfred Edwards and George Sween-
ey.
The out of town guests at the
dance given under the management
of Earl Hillerich and Chris Keller
Thursday night at Perks & Higgins
hall We're Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Folln, Misses Eulalia Bentley, Inez
tMeehan, Pauline Feutz, Anna Marie
Feith, Hazel and Cynthia Crippen,
Leila Rutter, Margaret Blatteau,
and Virginia Carroll and Russell
Reed, Barclay Naugle, Tenny Gold
smith, Kenneth Warner and Harry
Smith of Cairo, and John Streckfuss,
of st. Louis.
The Baptist church has secured
a minister to preach at the services
Sunday morning and evening.
Among the Cairo visitors Thurs
day evening were Mrs Nora Dunn,
Mrs f. M. Palmer, Miss Irma Belts.
Robert Frazier, Charles Burns and
John Hargan.
Mrs Henry Darragh is quite Ill at
her. home on Pearl street
Mrs. w. T. Parker returned yes
terday from Springfield where she
represented Mound City Rebekah
Lodge No, 1922 at the state assembly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
C.----.o OPERA HOUSE
Edison Has the Only Real Talking
Pictures

The tremendous success of Eli
sons Kinetophone. or Talking Pic
lures has brought on the usual rush
.of so called Talking Pictures
Edison however, is the only man
porducing actual talking pictures
that is pictures and records which
are made at the same time under
perfect synchronizing conditions.
When an Edison Talking Picture
is made the actors rehearse lines and
action until they are perfected
Then the play is talked, sung and
acted before the camera while the
phcnograph, placed above the cam.
era. records every sound that is
made Ta'son alone employs this
method Of recording and barefore
has the only genuine Talking pic.
lures.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
Diabetes
Simple Herb Quickly Relieves
This Dread Disease.

Diabetes has heretofore been CONSIDERED
incurahie, and the only hope held ont to the
afflicted has been to prulong their years by
strict diet.
A plant recently discovered In Mexico
piahetol Herb, has been found to BIZ 9pet
citlo In the treatment OF diabetes, quickly
reducing the specific gravity aud sugar, re-
toring vigor and building up the system.
L 1is harmless vegetable remedy Will re
lieve the patient Of his worst sym ptoms. In
the most aggravated cases, within week
and TO prove It, we viii mail the irst soc
package for BIC, with free booklet OF special
value to the dlabetie, containing latest diet
lists and exclusive table of food values, Civ,
Ing percentage OF starch and sugar (carbohy.
dratesl In $50 different foods.
Tell your afflicted friends Of this offer and
send 25c today for a fnil-s2ed SOC package
AMES CHEMICAL CO., Dept 639-E whit,
uey Point N. T.
You can gel Diabetoi IN Cairo at Paul G.
Schulz & Sons at the regular price.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
Iona Sentences.

For the longest sentence on record
we must go to the French. In Les
Miserables' Victor Hugo has one sen.
tence that runs through q hundred
lines. and earlier in the book, in one of
the chapters descriptive of Waterloo,
there are over fifty lines without full
stop. England's record rests under
official patronage. for 1t would appear
to be the seventh section of the for.
eign enlistment act, which does not
stop until 1t has very nearly reached
Its ak hundredth word.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
Seat Sale opens today.
CAIRO OPERA HOUSE
GEORGE SIDNEY

Budding with merriment and
chock full of songs, dances and
jokes, Busy Izzy" win some to
Cairo Opera House soon.
George Sidney viii be seen in his
familiar characterization, but he
has added great quantity of new
material, ana his appearance this
year will be revelation to those
who know this brilliant comedian.
The show is bright, and buoyant
and clean. 1t has been furnished a
costly production and is bound to
be = y @ser.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
YALS AND HARVARD
CLASH TODAY IN A
TITANIC SCRIMMAGT

Concluded from Page One.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
Your ChristnasWould
Be Spoiled

somebody would have
perhaps until into
enjoy holidays
Of Of
as as
70
shOpg
SHE is GIVEN THE LIBERTY ENJOY IT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-11-22
AppreclatIon.

THAT picture" said the collector
SIS a thousand years old" "Myl'
exclaimed Mrs. Cnmrox, al she
poised her lorgnette. 1T wears well
doesn't it?"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-02-05
New Tim, :.

Big ssla1sattsss3, tss.sss $500
Ansrieaa, rridsy ssd Saturday. AkS
Mise Lsols 0sriekIer arrived Aool
noodsy eyseieg fsoD naaIses -
|spead ss,sssl days viii hsr parsssa
teseeeos ssnessose. 8hs. expeos q
|rssssa 8ssdsy. .4,s;.s...: :! ~.
San NeAsM6s, sew o. Goes, Mon
roo Co. h. Y. : 'nsobsr OF Cssroll'a
expedition seat out for The reli. 4 Of
ne seetiers slosx The Costouwo 4
River which Vas smbushed on Firth
North 6treet;near the Alexander Hoe.
pitsl ssye thss the painting OF tho
battle of New UIm depicting their ride
for life 10 not quite accurate. We
quote him %; follows: ut 10 not his.
toricslly correct, - l chung 20 The
rear axle when Carroll wss shit md
held on I'LL tho horses uuguided
stopped 10 tho rear of The hot~l stable.
Three times they turned those horses
sud ssch time hey By instinot hesdsd
Tor The town. I wonder II ,soy VI tho
seven men Of that party OF sixteen
Who escaped; srs living bssidss my
ssli." The only one shst 10 koow Of
IL Luther G. Ives and he nov resides
o. Tracy. MIMI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-02-05
Bro i,inti:jC ounitY Bank:
8. -,- q g 60, ,''Misiutilesijota.,;''

r. Asb,stdospiti L! ~, ~. :,
~ $500 perty 81 - - psiltillAS
aoetesy Asid q ~ aa6itotiun q ~.
c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6ua1sy svsaiss.
4 tpotsess nssslag peeeade6 ~.
lsl@lssl which ~; opsaeA u Asoas
- a1sasseASs,as, otsAk9G Da55ststaD )
sos!sty. Ths ss1iy slsesea omesas'
wers. thsa duly iastsllsd by Rss.
Robsss 6ohlinkeet Who also ::dshvssS6
90 address. Hs. vss followed By Gse.
A. ssslsls. sssse representative Of ~
German Catholic Societies. Chaplain
A. 8ehote Of tho Hospital also d.
livsred On address. Ia their remsrks
these gentlemen dwelt particularly %
the work Of tho German. Catholic
Societies Of tbs, State aud upon IT,
sursnce and insurance RATES. Capt
Hoimeister's Juvenile Orchestra
iuruiehed tho music for the occasion.
The last namber on the PROGRAM wae
. three oct comsdy entitled "PesA
uebsr Pseh" staged BY members Of ~
msle chorus OF the st. :Csecelia1
Suciesy which was we'll received.
Lauch was then served IL HE base
ness Of the school house. Guests
were present from S'oepv Eve. Swan
Lake, St. George and 6esrles.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-02-05

=. Esser 40 y. J, Julius s.ssadst
s'funstal nt q acsr SBudds q Ma,
kato last week v
= con wss born lsst week 70 NJ
and lrs. Alois Heck residing 81
North Broadway.
Fred'k. Sohwsppe OF Nsnkste
visited New UIn friends over Sasur'
day and Sunday.
"A. q. Lisnhsrd visitsd 10 Now Ulu
Friday and Saturday ana looked ate,
,bpStnsss matters ID hii line. .'.'f' I
50 IAsre 70 s % q The Gem Thestr.
EEshat = xlvea away SIT. night, Com.
|and ~ Il. Don't forges Sunday
nights program. Adv
/ u. 6. Lswis, ono oishs High School
fssslty. Visited aovsr Busdsy q hi,
hone q Norrissows, Nino., Mr..
Pss,srsoo accompanied no Basket
Ball team on their trip 10 Mountain
Lake n Mr.. Lswis' sbsspoe.;
/ Miss EltEsbeeh sehuidt, Edwin
Lave md Albert Dousisr, students :,
IL Universtty Of Aioossoti visited .,
bone bss1eeo 6smestees thie week.
They arrived Friday evening. aaa 70.
taroed Tuesday, ,he cev senes,s,
opsntng W sdnesdsy. IL
1f.nv m. ~.,.. :, a,a .,.s ..,..
.hiev .hou. ,nuh..o +. .hc.,a ~.
auIt nick H,.,. n,.k Lno-. al,
shout Il. h.vin. he.n i.id ~ .i,h
eanh ! aev.ra .t.erir sfasijtll, ~. q,
[,hr.e Aave h. d. co.a 1870 ~. ~,
and - ha,al, ], Al. = ..,, ac,,,1
90 - ala n ~ C.n.r., nincL 1. "a.
.sa,,e,ed hun Ia : n,,ch. n,,a., so,. ),
-!
~ =! - Pipes 10 - floeeer peoe
oeose ooss ooeos osent 20: Il; y! -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-02-05
LOCAL NOTES

". ". Smith q slsspv Ego W. ,
New Ui0 visitor iase weak.
Ai6s Alice Russell visited Wit,
friends y Redwood Fslls this week.
Dosv sorges Tia. personal propsrt,
ssxss are nov due and payable q ~
Courthouse. Nj
Crons Bros. shoe sale 10 still on Il
you want something cbesp, como M
So sss
nrs. AagusS Thisds vial sntsrtain
~ ssLutheraa Lsdisst, Ala 6oeiStj
Thursday afssraooa oisbisSssk .'Ss |,
Joseph Evsrliog lslt for 81. paul
Aoadsy 70 seospt . position With W.
oenusecisl stsse Bank Of tho. city.
4 r.sA. s..r. 10 l.ss ns.as ssesSss,'
1hsu stsft 10 Nsaksso Coal. COL,
!. xspkaso, Ainn. Sssd Tor oatslog.
4AdvtI IS
Dr.. Geo. r. X ph OF Minneapolis
: visited over Saadsy with bis brother,
Wil)isu, who, ~ are glad 70 rspvrl
h making satisfactory progress.
TIE Currsat News Club mss With
Mr.. c.; @. Rein for their soeis,
asstiag yesterday sttsrooon. tn
asusl literary program wsssret}acsd
~ nusio sad refreshments,
Ths u, = 81. L Passenger eoisa
North rsosnsiy ohsagsd time add p =
Ssev1s ssl:D p.4n.a This ohsogsszaa
5so ,seeonuodssion 70 t6ess eoo'se
Iron points esss Of New Uln o. ~
Ho'sAvesssra pessssgsr q In. So
Hsr.s. HEN, Robert sshsrer' asd
George Hoesn comprise . oouuiSsee
70 ,aaha ~ asrsagsnse&ss Tor ~
Oieseie> Coavsoass SD Turstse ia
b held hsrs Saturday ssd Sun.
,dsy, ketoh ssh ssd esh. :, Delegates
! ~ sxpeeasd from tbs' Minneapolis,
o. Psul snd Wshpssen, N. D.
'soeisties which togsshsr With New
Ulo torn sbs Dissrics Of Aianesots.
..'- - '-'> =
The K. G. Ball given last 1ssal
Ts+sdsy wss attended By . isrge
,ounber Of persons from out OF town
This ball 10 the social event OF The
year for the K c. Knights and their
ladies and always proves . huge
sucoess. This, years event vss 90
exception and the sixty couples who
particiosted 10 Il enjoyed themselves
thoroughly. The decorations we're 10
The national colors and supper vas
served o. midnight. ~.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-02-05
Given by ladies'sA id Society

ID T. /. & I :
c. @. Rein 10 advertising . spsotsls1
10 knives and forks. .D0a't fsil ~
rsad bic "a u tho bottom Of pses S.
| G. A. Otsousysr 10 dstsrmtosd %
clesr ths dsoks for shs sprins trade.
Dc tells you how he's going % do this
on psge.4.,.i .,'.;i 7
A: Flotsoos Stewart, Dainty Conc.
diesos, 10 Der latest Mbsologus sod
\ Impossoa1aioas. Gem rhsssrs Thors-
dsy, Friday aad Saturday pishss:
! Adv
! Nrs. Emil Hsmpsl -, sersssbly
4 salprissd last Wednesday syssiax y
nsubers 81 shs Lathsrso sswisg club.
~ ceeasion - ~ birthday ami.
vsrrssry. Rsirsshaspss - oeevsd
sod 81 Asd % eajoyabls siae.
POI NJ J. Ard rougheosd bsads,
fohsppel iase OF lips Or TOR - irrisss-
Cd skio lroo ny sssss w HY0EN0k
CREAM or ROSES. sola y =, =.
EPte6srls. -: Advt. 81
! According 70: lsssss sdvlese, EMIL
lWkhssski Who wss tskea euddealy ~
81 psah whtss. esrou,e 70 :C.lttorsis
lrssurnsd % nlnsespolis ": Saturday
~ l. nov :. H. hons Of be Sister.
Mrs. Krueegel, q s.. Louis PART aod
has sppsrsosiy fully recovered.
The Western Land 4 Securities are
hussliog for. business snd hsve got
their stsreopt.con lectures started.
Another out. ot.town company, looking
+, for business here 10 The Rich0Ond
Chemical Fire Extinguisher Co.
whoss I'd appears on page three.
In another column Of this paper will
b. found the program Of the recital to
be given BY Miss Hsimerdinger and
and Miss Hubbard. It promises 70 20
. thoroly enjoyable s6str. The
Ladies' Of the Congregational Church
have srrangea Il audit goes 1w:shoss
Saying thai twill, b most sues ,sssul
- both young ladies sre tSvorites
hsrs among shsir many old friends. ). g
ul,.:,...,,,.ot al. ! ae.,, Toni. ~, ..o..
...n;.s... Ia. .o,,.,.-." =, ~. .s.l,
almost in6tsasiy, prevents dsndt0n'
spd' kcspt ~ iteilp Ia . normal snd
heslthy condition, Gold by T. A.
Pteaeria. =, -: ,Adv,. 81,
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ri. r,corgS C1S.;;;S,.r, a.. ~ foliov.
q. oGsc,r. a. d,,.c.o,c; -, sl.s,,d. ):
Pres :, John .sehippsl; Treas. end
Nsaseer, Bsrnh..d J. Voter; dirso.
,ors, Losis b. Busshsrd, Alwin Re.
sofs aad Jos. 4. Vst,sr. 49,. |
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h..a /. ~. 49, s.,,,.. -, N. l.I,,..
An;;io,ai Ha.saI. =. ~ lfe>hodi3t Chv,eh
n.rlore ~ iS ThevEa,. .oie., "A
800 &. r., .o,a,e, .n;,ner n - e,e.i..
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1921 a: o. :. 80, - n,' 49, ~
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vaa beiow u. % ~ 80 ytri ssaev
10 >ook pasa Il. Klssso asde pr.
| ICES seose. - he'd more thas 10, s
scored higher shao % 40 ooo dropped
doVn 70 q. y" s,'<. -
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-02-05
w. b. IGRi'EIG
rhe center. Street Tailor

One of the oldest and reliable manufacturers Of s|verware
recently made proposition buy 100 Of the best
quality Knives and Forks with IL Dw plate which accepted
people
this special purchase The quality
absolutely guaranteed BY the manufacturer and myself
49, be
The Washington times., 1913-06-06
Four Trips Down River.
Find Big Massacre Plot.

CALCUTTA, June 6.-The seditious
plot which was recently discovered at
Barisal proves TO have been more seri-
GUS than at first supposed. Forty-four
prominent Bengalese have been arrected.
The Washington times., 1913-06-06
DOMESTIC.

Webster Springs. w. Nn.-Judge w.
S. O'Brien overruled the motion to qrash
an Indictment against Delegate S. L. G.
Rhodes. charged with accepting bribe
in connection with the election OF
United States Senator last January.
The Washington times., 1913-06-06

LondOn.-Untted states Ambassador
Walter Hines Page makes his first pub
lie appearance in London since he ac-
cepted that post, at the Pilgrims BAN
quet given in his honor. He was for
mally invited to unveil the Pilgrims
memorial at Southampton on August Is.
Dresden, Bavaria.-Charmed after
two days entertainment here by Saxony
Woman Suffrage Association, 1000
delegates and visitors to the great
Budapest convention of the Interna-
tiunal Woman Suffrage Alliance, left
here this afternoon for Prague. where
they will be fetted for three days by the
Bohemian Woman Suffrage Committee.
London.-1he Queen Mother AIeN-
andra has accepted the new oratorio,
The Promised Land" by Camille
SaInt-Saens. which the composer recent
ly dedicated to her. The Promised
Land will be produced at the Glouces-
ter festival in September:
chauffeur. Lochet is arrested for at
tempting to blackmail the baroness. 1t
Is charged that Lochet demanded sl20 OD0
for the manuscript Of his memoirs.
containing revelations of Baroness
Vaughans life with King Leopold and
her second husband, Emmanuel Du-
rieux.
Geneva.-Mrs. F. J. HUNTINGTON,
wife of a business man of Norwich.
Conn, died some time ago Of cancer
at Geneva hotel. The proprietor
had the bed room furniture destroyed
and claimed s255 from Mr.. Hunting
ton. Judge Barde awarded the pro-
prietor $155.
London.-The police are Investigate
ing the mysterious robbery from
Christie's, where three valuable paint
ing and prints which arrived today
for inclusion in a sale were stolen.
The Washington times., 1913-06-06

stamford, Conn.-Hanf"rd Donnelly,
hero of a railroad wreck last fall at
Westport, Conn, was arrested today on
the charge of having robbed one of the
women he saved from death in burn
ing coach.
The Washington times., 1913-06-06

Now York.-Charles w. Morse won
a suit brought by Henri Lehman to re-
cover $4,000 representing securities of
the American Ice Compar!. Morse
in these securities, as alleged b. the
plaintiff.
The Washington times., 1913-06-06
FOREIGN.

Paris-Rear Admiral Robert f.
Peary was formally received today by
the University of Paris. Prince Roland
EcLararte, in his Introductory address,
said that nothing had moved the world
to greater wonder than Peary's annex
alton of the North Pole.
Milan.-The COrriere Della Sern's
correspondent at the Vatican asserts
that there is a probability that Plus X
will proclaim shortly the traditional
assumption of the Virgin Mary into
heaven as a dogma of the church.
Hamilton, Ontario.-FinshinS q sig
nag uncer seas by pressing an electric
button in Buckingham Palace. Queen
Mary this afternoon unveiled a monu-
n ent erected on the Stoney Creek bat
tlefield to commemorate the victory or
the British 40 the engagement with the
Americans 100 years ago today.
London.-Efforts to bring about .
reconciliation between Mrs. George
Cornwallis- West. mother of Winston
Churchill and originally Miss Jennie
Jerome of New York. and her hus-
band have been abandoned and the
trial of the divorce suit will proceed.
Madrid.-Dispntches from Tetuan.
Morocco. say that bands of marauding
Moors have attacked several Spanish
posts in that vicinity Seven Spanish
soldiers were killed at one place.
Rome. - Practically official an
rnado TODAY the
Vatican that the next eucharistic con-
gress OF the Catholic Church will be
held ir 1914. at Lourdes, France. The
congress will be in the nature of a
jubilee anniversary, as II will be the
twenty fifth of the series.
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Atlantic Cfty-SamueI L. LOwen-
thai, who came here from Baltimore
about the first of the year and opened
up a novelty store with nothing to be
priced above 50 cents, killed himself. His
store venture had been a failure.
The Washington times., 1913-06-06

caused injuries to Daniel Best. of Pit
cairn, Pa. that probably will be fatal.
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Ada, Ohao-The premature dis
charge of a cannon which was to be
fired as a salute to Gov. James NJ. Cox.