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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-06
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. APRIL g. 1e1s-pART
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap,

MunyOn WITCH f1aZcI soap,
The ideal soap for your skin or
the baby's; softens and beauties.
No skin so poor but it will aid in
identifying it; no skin so fine but
it will add still more to its charm.
Regularly 15c a cake. Our x
special price ................. ~
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SECOND HAND o
CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND
stoves and furniture. Phone $50 and
ask for Mckenzie. 1877 S. 3rd st.
AUCTIONS.

,1,D1 ~ 11,CT|S~
public auction, my farm stock ana
Msnvei. on Monday i't March 10 u. 1918.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock sharp;
matched, {. years old. weight 3,4oo.
n sorrel horse, 10 years old. weight
l.550: brown horse, II years, old.
Weight 1,5oo; n gray mare, 5 years
years old. weight 1.4oo; n bay
iron gray mare in foa!. 4 years old.
0idl Msi 1,i5o; one me. black ana mare mare : year, re
years old. weight 1900: one bay mare.
IL years old, weight 1000; n sprine
colt, 3 months old; one standard bred
paHins so mare: ls years gsc,s old o, Sne GPs seins
Seven mich cows. n Jersey COW.
calves. Machinery: Seven wide tire
wagons. one 75.bushel grain tank.
s-foot cut; n Acme binder. 7;foot
cut; two low truck wagons. two John
Deere gang plows. n John Deere
sulky plow. one GAINESVILLE gang plow,
horse harrow, one 3-horse harrow.
one weeder. n corn %cultivator. one
Advance engine. 26 horse power; one
tender tank. boarding car complete.
n double bin feed grinder. one
walking c%ultivator. two Mccormick
one race sulky, one large straw
rack, n hay rake. four fine brood
sows safe n pig, five sets Of WORK
harness. two sets Of single. harness.
tanning mill. 100 oak posts. some
plank and lumber. two hard coat
burners. n new range. n piano,
and all kinds Of household furniture.
Free lunch at noon. Come early and
bring the ladies. I am leaving the
country and everything goes. Martin
Rood, Owner. J. ]. Heffern. Auc-
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The Markets |
WHEAT CABLES
f.. Lower TODAY
Very Slight Change From
Yesterdays Closing
f. Figures.

Minneapolis. March s.-The wheat
market opened fractionally lower this
morning and ruled easier throughout
session. May wheat opened from
50 3-4 to IS 5-S and afterwards eased
to 80 SIS with no rallying power dis
played. Reports from the winter
whea belt continue Of a favorable
character. Receipts in the spring
n country continue on a liberal
scale.
Today Minneapolis received 80 cars
today. Duluth had 81 cars VI. II, Win.
nipeg 343 VS.. 394 a year ago.
h total primary receipts TODAY
amounted to 10000 bushels. year ago
they were $4,000 bushels. Shipments
today 100000 bushels. year z 232.-
900 bushels.
Buenos Aires wheat today closed
unchanged to Ia higher, yesterday
their market closed SIS higher.
Minneapolis stocks Of wheat in.
creas $4,000 bushels for one day.
Liverpool wheat market closed ii
lower to 1-s higher.
Minneapolis May wheat closed at
30 5-S. 1-4@3-8 lower than Yesterday.
July wheat at 81 3-4@7-s lice lower
than yesterday.
Chicago May wheat closed at 81 is.
S-s@l-2 lower than yesterdays clos
ing figure.
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STIPULATION FILED
Says American Sugar Refining Com
pany Must Acquire No Interest.

RulAS NAuSt s1C4u1E0 NO interest,"
New York. March ga stipulation
In the governments Sherman law suit
against the American Sugar Refining
company and others, signed by coun-
sci for the defendant company, the
Franklin Sugar Refining company, and
the S%preckels Sugar Refining COM
pany. and filed by government counsel
today. provides that the defendants
shall not during the tendency Of the
suit. acquire any interest in the Ma
t!onal Sugar Refining company Of New
Jersey. OF the $780, 900. 900 stock OF
the National Sugar Refining company.
the 100000 preferred became
eventually the property Of the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining company. and the
late H. o. Havemeyer acquired the
block Of common which upon his
death was known as Havemeyer FAM
lily stock. AS a result Of litigation in
New jersey, the Havemeyer stock
was cancelled and recently the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining company decided
to sell half Of the National company
preferred stock.
The stipulation prevents the officers
and directors Of the three companies
from acquiring the $4,000. 900 Of Ma
tional company stock soon to be dis.
posed Of.
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WINNIPEG CLOSE
CLOSING CABLES.

Buenos Aires close Saturday: Wheat
unchanged to Ia higher. Corn UNI
changed.
Buenos Aires closed unchanged Fri
day to 5-S higher. Corn is higher.
Buenos Aires closed Saturday
Wheat firm and unchanged to 5-s
higher with shorts covering in May
owing to the good export demand for
foreign shipment. Corn holds firm
and net 1-S higher with exports buy.
ing and arrivals lighter.
Liverpool close-Wheat easy. Ia
lower to 1-S higher. Corn dull, un-
changed to 1 lower.
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JAIL FOR HER
Woman Adopted as "Mother' Prefers
Term in the WOrkhousc.

Woman Adopted as "Mother' Prefers
Term in the WOrkhOuse.
milwaukee,, Wis, March s.-Pre-
ferring life In the house of correction
to that in a private home, Mrs. Mary
Gas. who was recently adopted as a
mother by a young woman. appeared
before District Judge Neele B. Neelen
today and asked that she be sent to
the workhouse. She was Given sixty
days.
Two weeks ago the m came
here from Buffalo and was arrested
on a vagrancy charge. When SEN
fenced h made a dramatic plea
which interested a woman who had
recently lost her mother by death and
who wanted a companion.
Mrs. Gas was brought back from
the workhouse last week and given
in charge Of her new daughter" She
lived with her until last night and
then appeared at central police station
me-"
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THE WEATHER.

81 above.
Thief River Falls-cloudy. light
south wind. % above.
Bismarck-Clear, calm. 10 above.
Hanktnson-Clear, 80 above.
Glenwood-Clear. 25 above.
Portal-Clear. 25 above.
Hervey-Clear. % above.
Enderlin-Cloudy. light southwest
wind. 80 above.
superior-Cloudy. 80 above.
Chtcago-Cloudy. SO above.
springfeld-Part cloudy, IS above.
Peoria-Cloudy. 40 above.
Blooninston-Cloudy. "a above.
Terre Haute-Cloudy, IS above.
st. Louis-Clear, so above.
Kansas City and Omaha-Clear, Is
above.
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sAI.E-I WILL OFFER AT
public auction Marc 10. at the old
McCabe farm. ~ miles northwest
well bred Percheron mares. 4 geld
ings. IL head good milch cows, fresh
in April. is head young cattle. farm
implements. household goods. etc.
For particulars write s. E. Richard
son, Arvilla, N. d.
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TEACHERS

TEACHERs-wE NEED ONE HUN
Minnesota. North Dakota and Mon
q to begin work mex September,
Ct salaries ranging from $500 to
these states are in o our list list Of " Clients ua
Also need superintendents. principals.
high school and special teachers.
Write at once for information to the
James H. Batten.- Manager. Box 6lS.
Grand Forks. N. D. Mention the
Times.Herald.
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STORAGE

49, 100000 ~> $500 49, -
SToRAGE-FURN1TuRE AND GOODS
Of all kinds stored. Low insurance
rate. o. j. Barnes & Co.
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HOUSES FOR RENT
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR SALE.
$S.0o0-5 acres ground and six room
cottage and barn.
$1.65o-1 and is acres ground and six
room house and barn.
$3.oo0-New six room house, all mod
ern, OF University avenue.
: 7oo-Three room house OF Elm
street.
$1.500-New six room house. hardwood
floors. on University avenue
FOR RENT.
25.oo-New 6 room house. all modern,
on North Fifth street.
317.00-l room cottage. hardwood
floors. city water. gas. toilet and
's5.oowwa a9 room mall III modern house on
$3o.o0-6 room house. all modern but
heat. on Fourth avenue.
$20.00-6 room house. all modern but
heat: barn; on Cheyenne avenue.
$l6. 00-7 room house. city water and
sewer. on Kittson avenue. =
North Sixth street.
'ls.oo@ cel,a ron %ol nGpi TIItsh,t tX ,{ Tstsr and
: 500 room house on Elm street.
$40.00-12 room all modern house on
Walnut street.
@35.o0.-fo room all modern house on
North Third street.
1890 o.-.---
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TRAINLoAD OF POTATOES.

Berthold. N. D.. March s.-Almost q
solid train Of potatoes-twenty-iv e
carloads to be exact-were shipped
from this point to Kansas City BY L.
S. Covert. local potato dealer. Con-
sentative estimates place the amount
of potatoes tributary to this city yet
to be shipped at about one hundred
carloads. This will give SOME idea
of the extent to which the potato in
dustry has grown during the past two
or three years. and it promises to be-
come n of the most profitable prod
ucts of this section. Not only is it
Il profitable crop in itself but it re-
stores fertility to the soil and increas-
es its productiveness for succeeding
crops. It is one Of the greatest crops
known to scientific farming for reviv-
ing the soil.
This shipment consisted principally
Of the Early Ohio. and as they were
Of an exceptionally uniform size and
shape and Of an excellent quality for
seed purposes it is not anticipated
any difficulty will be experienc
disposing of them readily, .+orney
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HELP-MALE

WANTED-RELIABLE MAN TO SELL
manufacturers line advertising signs.
calendars, novelties. fans. etc., in
ana. Unusually attractive line. liber-
al commission proposition. Best SELL
ing all-the-Xear line. Send referenc:'
fan side line. Up-To-pate Advertise
ing Co., Canisteo, N. r. j
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SAYS PLAN is &C. 90 aeG =,
u>--If--- R~.>nR yIlc VI

Washington. Mar.ng the Uu"rk-
General McReyno'tnc merger neral
that the plan OF Attorney So
Pacihc.Southemed an exce'iem erov-
ed out By question; M ha er at Of
lutisaiitornia railroad cG IN s"ch =
LA changed the situation IN question
manner that it. , was nov Would Il mod,tv
how far the railroaus extent they
the plan and to VIVA, om out in the
would fight the roTae commits
courts with; the Ca'''o
sion.
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TRANSFERS.

handling heaSy freishs. hoa.ehoid
goods. pianos. safes. drayage. Large
storage warehouse in connection.
Phone N. w S37: It's. s37IA
DRAY. BAGGAGE AND HACK LINE
Only Low Down Moving Vans in City
Phones 80 -Jeff's Transfer Phones 80
Storage Of All Kinds in Connection
OPPOSITE GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-ABoUT s.RooM
PSassn ,st so y. ~. centrally located
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LIVE STOCK


AUCTION SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF
Clyde. n. D., March 18th. offerine
Farmer Boy. Clydesdale stallion reg
and Canada, big boned, lots Of style
n action. 3 years old. sound and
all right. weight $500: also Prince II.
registered Percheron stallion. excep-
tionally big boncd and muscled. fine
style and action. right in every way,
g. years old. weighs close to 1900;
also 10 good brood mares and 6 geld
ings. Terms: Time to Oct. /. 1918. on
bankable paper at 10 per cent. Fos-
ter and Brotherston, proprietors. Col.
Frank Hyland. a~uctioneer.
HoLsTEIN BuLLs-THE NORTH DA-
kota Holstein Breeding Circuit has
bulls for sale ranging from 2 to so
months of age. Circuit managed un-
der supervision Of North Dakota, Elk.
pertinent Station. Address q. j.
Downey. New Salem. N. D.. or Prof.
". B. Richards. Agricultural College.
N. ID.
FOR sALE-MAMMoTH BRONZE TUR.
keys: Toms. s.: hens. %. or $40 for
ducks. $3.50; trio, $3.50: Barred Ply
mouth Rock cOckerels. 81 to IS. In
quire q. w. Fo0gman. Grafton. N.
Oak,
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LOCOMOTIVE FiREN1EN AND BRAKE
mon for. railroads ear Grand Forks.
Wages $50 to over 800. monthly.
Promotion. engineer. conductor. Age
1896: experience Unnecessary no
strike. Rushing business-many hum
dred men employed monthly. State
age; send stamp. Railway Associa-
ton. Dept. 1872. 227 Monroe. street.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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FARM FOR SALE-GOOD PARTLY
cultivated half section. "a miles east
Write ", Fl. Anes. Sherbrooke, Que
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FOR SALE - FRUIT RANCH. 10
acres: 8.year-old trees; all yarietie.;
Strawberries, asparagus: irrigated;
one mile from Kennewick. WASH: at
bargain price; terms: for particu-
lars write to J.. +. Nowlin. Wen
street.
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FARMS FOR RENT-4SO ACRES. ONE
and ore-half miles west Of Clyde.
y. p; about 499 acres under cultiyas a.
Apply to McMurray Bros. Walhalla.
N. ID.
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TAILORS

4 suit made ~ you rant. Il msde-
and which Wouldn't 1T smother person
IN the world but o 10 worth while"
THO8. GRIFfITF1S. TAILOR.
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acres near Zine fine Of coss and Curry
counties. fronting. the Pacific ocean.
New buildings. a fine property for
dairy or sheep. lakes. one con.
for deer and fcathered game. Fur
Their details address Edmund Croft.
Box sol, Tacoma. Wash.
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WANTED TO BUY

Will BUY SECOND HAND CLOTHES
&C; y; Cleaning Shop. SIC DsMer'
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AGENTS

AaENTs-MEN oRSWoMDN-To COM
mence work at once. Our high grade
The Smith Co, Box s62. Manhattan.
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FARM LANDS

FARM lands. FOR SALE ON EASY
sections sem good farm land. EVERY acre
can be cultivated, good soil: No I'M:
1000 SSe'" to $3.50 per scre. Similar
: land in this section cleared $4,000 to
$500 per acre last year.' a small Ina
for any investor. No trade consider
ed. Crow Clothing Co.. Minot.- n. d.
si5 % PER ACRE. $50 ACRES, THREE
miles south Of Wheelock, N. Oak.
farmers ask $500 to $500 per acre.
S28oo.oo buys, equity. Improyements.
fenced. thickly settled. good improv-
ed farms adjoining. Adjoining lands
cleared $4,000 to $4,000 per acre. No
trade considered. Crow Clothing Co..
Minot. N. Oak.
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plano. ias cash. story. & clark Piano
Co.. III North Third Street, Grand
Forks = =,
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. FURRIERs

LADIES' AND MEMS FUR GARMENTS
made and repaired. s. Friedman.
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FOR sALE-CH1LD's CRIB BED
complete. Oil stove, baby carriage,
new lounge. 1644L. Northwestern.
FOR sALE-cHIFFoN1ERs. CHAIRS.
tables, beds, rugs. Phone Mr.. Griess,
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WANTED AT ONCE-ALL AROUND
butcher and sausage maker. Steaoy
Job for good and sober a /. s.
Nordquist, Adams, N. ID.
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FOR sALE-Furniture

FOR sALH-NEw $3.50 UPRIGHT Pr
ano. Walnut case. Big reduction for
cash. Mrs. Harry Burton. 319 South
Third st..
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BLACKSMITH SHOP 24x44, MODERN
stock and machinery. farm nipple.
on liberal terms. Only shop and Inn
plement dealer in town. Good sur
rounding country. For particulars
Co, North Dakota.
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w. II.

FOR RENr-oNE ALL MODERN TEN
room. house. close in /, well located,
$35 per month. One ali modern large
rooming and boarding house. excep.
tionally we'll located, close in, $50
per month. Fitzgerald-Miller Realty
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FIRST CLASS DREssMAKING. OVER
Friedman's Fur Store. 7s2L North
western. ~
DREssMAK1NG AND PLAIN SEWING
bv the day, $50. Box 7sS Times
Herald. y = u
SEWING WANTED BY THE DAY
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.
Is. MAJ .S53
lis, May ................ .85i.S6.S Sc
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN RIGHT OUT
Instantly relieves sore, aching joints
with a small trial bottle Of
old St. Jacobs Oil
what's Rheumatism? PAIN only.

What's Rheumatism? Pain only.
stop druceine, Not one case In
fifty rec fires internal treatment
Rub soothing. penetrating St
Jacobs CIR directly upon the ten
der spot" and relief comes instantly
st Jacobs OH is Q harmless rhea-
ratsm cure which can not burn the
skin
Timber mp. Quit complaining
Get a small trial bottle from YOU"
druggist. and in ust a moment your
be free from rheumatic pain, sore
ness, stiffness and swelling. Don't
suaer' Relief and cure await.
Won. est Jacobs or has cure.
millions of rheumatism sufferers i,
the last half century, and is ust ga
| good for sciatica, neuralgia, nm
! bago, backacbe, sprans.-AdyL
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To Honor Visitor.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer OF
Eleventh street are entertaining
Mrs. Jennie L. Turpin Of Chicago.
Ms. Turpin is president Of the
board of managers Of the Eastern
Star home at Macon, Ill She will
be the guest OF honor at the Queen
Hester NJ Chapter of this city at
their regular lodge meeting this
evening. This meeting promises 10
be especially Interesting as class
of candidates viii be initiated and
refreshments win be served at the
close Of the evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

Miss Alta Sexton ana Ea-l Par
Rer of this city were quietly mar
ried at the home Of the bride or
Thirty-fourth street, Sunday even
ing at 6 o'clock
Miss iona stubb efeld and Tony
Ref attended the couple and Rev
G. Robert Dunlap performed the
ceremony. Only a few relatives and
immediate friends were present at
the wedding.
The bride is a most attractive
young woman and has a host o
friends here having resided viii
her brother on Thirty-fourth street
a number of years. The groom +
employed as millwrigh. at the Chi
cago Mill.
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Post Mortem.

Fl suppose" said the sympathetic
neighbor. chat you will erect q hand,
some monument to your husband S
memory" ITO his memory echoed
the fearful widow Why, poor John
hadn't any. was sorting over some
of his clothes today, and found q
pocketful Of letters l had given him tc
post
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Entertained Yesterday.

Mrs. W. p, G~eaney was hostess
yesterday afternoon to very prett'
900" party at her home, 261'
Washington avenue
At the conclusion of the after
noon a delicious two course luncheon
was served at the card tables b.
the hostess. The score cards whiC
contained sketches that carried on
the idea Of Thanksgiving, werf
painted by Miss Lynetta Groane
and were quite cleVe~ and artistic
About forty guests enjoyed Mrs
Greaney's hospita ity.
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Practical Girl.

The Baltimore girl who recovered
her health and used as vcddin
gown she had made when told sh,
could not get we'll, is a practical per
son who will be able to make tn
skeleton Of yesterdays roast chlcke,
into tomorrow's hash.-Louisville Gov
rier-Journal.
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PERSONALS.

George Kobler is quite III al hisl
home, ca Eighteenth street,
Mrs. George Wichart of Eleventh
street, is visiting at Newton, Kan
Mrs. J. f. Wilson Of villa Ridge.
was in the city shopping yesterday.
W. T. Rudd. of ASIA Elm street.
has been i'll for the past several days.
Mrs. S Bastin of 32S Third street,
has returned from visit at Carbon
dale
Miss Thelma Jones OF The Far
row is visiting relatives at Bard
we'll.
+. l.. Harp is looking after som'
business matters at humboldt
Tenn.
George Wichcrt rturned yester
day from business trip to $
Louis.
All Meyers of The Gem theatt
has returned from business trip
st. Louis.
Mrs. C. Foster spent Sundi
with friends in the country ne
Miller City
Miss Fay McCabe has accepted t
position as society editor for T
Cairo Bulletin.
Ned Phillips of 32S Third sire
has returned from business
at Carbonate.
Noble Zook and Ralph st
have returned from business
10 Buffalo, N !, 4
! f N =
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Clover Cub.

Mrs. LOUIS Hasentaeger was
hostoss ia the Glover club, at her
home on Sixth street. yesterday
afternoon. After a number OF IN
teresting games of 500 dainty
Two course luncheon was served at
the card tables by the hostess.
At cards the high score prize was
won by Mrs Festus Barter and the
cut prize was awarded to Mrs.
Charles Hodge.
Mrs. Hodge will entertain ;hiS
club next week.
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Daily Thnunl1t.

The only faith that wears we'll ano
holds its color in all weathers is that
which is woven of conviction and set
with the sharp mordant of experience.
Lowell.
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Fntertains This Eening.

Nj. and Mrs. Gus Swoooua wa
entertain the members of the clover
card club and their husbands a1
their home, $40 Seventeenth street
this evening.
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Ennlishness Of Wisdom.

A sage is a man who will sit up al
night and worry over things that a
fool never even heard of.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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SCOTS automobile lia' VIII tax
YOU any place you want 10 60 'nec
all trains. Both phones. ll~zo-'
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McCabe.
william Winter, Jr, of 2ioo Wal
nut street, who is i'll with typhoid
fever is improving.
Mrs. VIM. Mckinney of 81 Louis,
is the guest Of Mrs. Henry Altepeter
of 1910 walnut street.
John Mackinturf of the Vehicle
supply Co., is making business
trip through Louisiana.
Mrs. ". W. Pritchett, and SON,
Master j, P, are visiting friends at
Maiden, No, this week.
Mrs. otto Faahr of 1901 Washing
ton avenue, has -6turned from a
visit to relatives at ST. Louis.
tt4.u =, ,ro,,nas vis;,,a
his sister, Mrs. T Hagey Of 80
Seventeenth street, yesterday
,,p por,i and Mr. = ~
| Rife of VII Ridge were among the
| out-of-town shoppers yesterday.
r,,o u,r,o:nv e,-,,or,v os III.
pnIta,tn = nan. e,,,,,ovod ~ -, cor,.
ao.,, :, .ho vou orioans 1tor,
,r.s ulsa c.b,to~ 81 G. rorfs
~ u,,.gt r. hsr $500 urs otta
r.hr - 1oo, w.s,,,n.ton aro,,o
fg1 Eishth street. have returned
from brief visit NJ Creal SPRINGS
Mis- rlyto 1oos,bro- of vnIa
NJ. IAN c,-5n.n i 40 rs;r.,
t,,,,, 80.
n Foreman 81 80 r,ov,n,b
A. - ,f,rv,s rnfrr,orv last yooF Is
5oin~ rico,v
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Mrs. George Lieb and little daugh-
ter, Fugenia of St Louis, Mo. have
returned to their home at St Louis
after visit with the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Champion
of Park avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

Mrs. J. 3. Pease. OF Cunningham.
Ky. in company with her sister.
Mrs W. 4. Rudd. of Rudd Ky
were the guests OF Mrs. ]. II Fen
mock. OF 232 sixteenth street yester-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

Miss Rose Huetto and aunt Miss
BeardsIey Of ST. Louis, who have
been the guests Of NJ. and Mrs. W.
r. liuette, Jr., Of 2400 Walnut
street, left yesterday Tor points in
Florida where they viii spend the
winter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

Mrs. Clyde Parker of East St
Louis, who has been the guest Of
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Champion returned to her home
sunday Mrs Parker was formerly
Miss Ethel Champion of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

James B. Wiley, of Wickhffe Ky.
was a business visitor in Cairo Mon
day. Mr.. Wiley is thinking Of put
ting in a gasoline launch between
cairo. Birds Point and Wicklife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

Commissioner o p. Hurd re
turned home last evening from a
brief business trip.
County Commissioner f. l. Gil
bert returned yesterday from Chi
cago and st. Louis. lie stopped at
the latter city en- route home and
attended a meeting of Shriners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

Mrs NJ NJ Rendleman Of Ma
kanda, H.. is making an extended
visit with Dr.. and Mrs J. ]. Rendle-
nan Of Upper Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

W. r. Rudd. of ASIA Elm street.
has been i'll for the past several days,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-25

Mrs. ]. f. Wilson Of villa Ridge.
was in the city shopping yesterday