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The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
FATHER TAXES BABE
TO RED-Li,HT DIST2i: r

Clarence Garrett. who claims Ken.
lucky as his home. was arrested while
carving two-year-old child about the
red light district, by Motorcycle pa.
trblman smith. Tuesday afternoon.
Smith says GarFNtt was intoxicated.
The child was taken to the police mat
ron's room until the father is in fir
condition to take charge OF II
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
AUTOMOBILIST HELD
FOR DEATH OF CHILD

Fred p. Carris, charged with man.
slaughter In connection with the
death Of little Dorothy Walters, was
bound over to the recorders court
after a hearing before Justice JEFF
fries. Tuesday. His bail was fixed al
81 900. with two sureties.
CGrris was driving an auto which
injured Motorcycle officer William
Bahlhorn. and fatally injured the
little Walters girl. at the Boulevard
and Dix-ave., recently.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16

Switzerland has. without intending
Il. stolen a French river The new
railway line building 10 avoid the de
tour by Pontarlier will pass under
Mont dor by a tunnel about four
miles long This mountain is on the
frontier. and on the French slope was
a little stream the Bief Rouge The
Swiss portal is some $50 feet the low.
er. and working from this end the
tunnel Is more than half completed
A short time ago 4 toueat 80 vaf'r
invaded the tunnel. sEG Simultaneous
" the Bief Rouge. three AMI .u
stopped running. causing the fac.
tories on its banks 10 shut down The
engineers are doing their best 10 dam
the break switzerland doesn't want
the river and France does.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
DEATHS

Minnie Gordon 94i Vinewood, %
years, uremic coma. Arnold q. Wenut.
So Greusel. wears. aortic insufhci :
ency. Walter Serenburg. Herman Kief-
er hospital, 80 years tuberculosis
Frederick Koch. G13k Medium. SO
years, cirrhesis OF liver Amalia Pep
er. ESQ e. Alexandrine. 50 years. can ,
Ger Robert G. Johnston. Fox Creek, IL
year. accidental drowning. Russell II.
Clemence. Children's Free hospital. one
year, meningitis sarah + Purdon; sEl
18th, IS years, nephrits Michael CLOG
owski 945 Piquette six years. laryn :
geal Group; Anthony Yezkowski, IL
Winter, six months, cholera infantum,
Fred LII $40 Bellevue, ~ years.
nephritis Sarah Rard, III Park, 80
years. Intestinal obstruction; Doeths
Reveridge 20 Locust. three months,
cholera infantum Elizabeth Jorgensen,
81 Baglev, seven months. eclampsis
cholera lnfantum. stanley smith 40
Philadelphia, two months. marasmus.
DIED.
RFDDOw-July II. az his home. :
Fale-st George. aged 81 years he
loved husband OF Laura and father
OF John. Harold and Arthur Beddow
Funeral Wednesday ~ 2S0 y. m
RRANG- July u, 1913, at residence 265
49, Gertrude and the late Michael BranR
brother of Mrs George r Harris
Mrs william j. fletcher and MrA
NJ a. m. and from Sacred Heart
church at $50 a. m
DAwSON-Mrs. Ida Dawson, beloved
wife OF william T.. Dawson. III
Vinewood- ave, mother OF Miss Pearl
Vera, Junervene Ruth and DUra'
Dawson Funeral from her late resi-
dence Wednesday at p m
EMERY-JuIy 10. 1919. Matilda Emery
aged IS. AZ her home. 597 West Han
cOck-ave Funeral Wednesday froT
St Leo's church at o'clock. Burn
private. Please omit nowerN
LIMPERGER-Cla r.. ARed q
years, 963 MOnttlair-ave., 81. Ctoii
Heights beloved son OF Mary l.. LIN
berger and the late Charles LIN
berger and brother Of Walter. Mrs
Albert Scroll Mrs Jos Kaltz and Mr..
Amandus KaltZ. Funeral from rtsi
dence Wednesday morning at Sc
and at ~ BarnHrd's church az 2
Burial az center Line
MARTIN-Suddeplv. sunday. July a.
James = Martin, beloved husband ol
Mary Martin and father OF Kathleen
h Alfred, Ethel. Don and Rita. Fune~a
from his late reside 311 TWont -
third-st "Wednesday az $40. aud -
Nincents church at a. m.
NcCrRDY-July 49, AZ her residence
7ns Lincoln ave peliah j., beloNad
wife 81 " ~. McCurdy and rnotaci
~ George, John, Mrs. Hcltzel, v ~
liam parfha and Mrs FFrres. ar
eral from her late residence Wednt =
day at m intcrment IN Ever
green osmstsry.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
Rates.. a Word

Cash with oroer. II charged &c
line.
No transient advertisement inserted
for less than Ice with cash; $50 IL
charged per insertion. -,
a. The above rates apply TO All Glass; OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting NOTICES
and all Ads preceding Male Help:
Births, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks nno
Meeting Observation-Disclosures charge, sac
for rs words or less. Over 20 WORDS
one and one-third cents for each extra
word
Personsls--MInimu charge. 3oe; eco
ner line. Counts six words TO the
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
MEAN THIEVES STEA:.
GIRL BRIDES TROSSEAU

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 15.-
Miss Barbara Lowe. daughter of Ed.
ward Lowe, multimillionaire. who is
20 be married today to Milton Quain
lance. is mourning the loss OF her
.rousseu Thieves broke into fash
:onable dressmaking establishments.
and carried 1t away along with otter
plumber.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
AVIATOR FALLS INTO
LAKE MICHIGAN; SAVED

CHICAGO, July i5.-Aviator Max
Lille. director OF a local aviation
school. and an officer OF the Aero
club. OF Illinois. fell into Lake Michi.
gan, two miles of shore, today. from
an altitude OF 100 feet
Lilies monoplane turned turtle
and was thrown free OF the machine.
lie swan 20 the wreckage and was
rescued by Max Zorn, fisherman.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
BIKE BREAKS IN TWO;
RIDER Is BADLY HUpT

Walter Joiner. 40 years old. 114E
Garfeld.ave. was riding a bicycle a,
Baldwin and Gration-aves.. Tuesday
afternoon. when the machine broke IN
two beneath him He was hurled "a
the pavement and sustained serious
injuries. Al 81. Marys hospital where
he was taken. his condition is re-
garded as critical
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
PORT HURON MAN
ROBBED OF $500
Edward Daniels Held up by Two
Masked Men Al Point of
Gun

PORT HURON. Mich. July Is
tSpeciaD -Edward Daniels reported
to the police. this morning that he
had been robbed OF $500 in cash b.
two highwaymen Daniels says that
he was walking along a dark thorough
fare, when two masked men flashed a
gun in his face and compelled him "a
hand over his possessions. AS yet no
arrests have been made
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
kino Peter Seriously ~.

King Peter Seriously ~.
LONDON. July l5.-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Belgrade. states
that King Peter. of Servia. is serious
ly I'll and that the crown prince has
been urgently summoned TO the cap
ital.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
MALE HELP.

machinists. lathe
screw machines, handymen, mechan-
les. all kinds, farm hands. laborers,
teamster hotel and restaurant help.
CENTRAL. So GRISWOLD. NJ. $500.
CLERICAL EXECUTIVE. TECHNICAL
and high grade mechanical positions
Experts. $40 j Henry smith Bldg
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16

Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Printing CO.. IS John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16
F0H SHLE-TIRWs.
FoR sxLE--vacANr LOTS.
FAST SIDE

EAST SIDE
HARPER near Helen paved $3.50
MCCLELLAN. north Kercheval. 4 lots,
each sfa0.
PARENfFW near Jefferson. f,ioo
JAMESON. near Mcclellan. snap fte9
UNT. pRAOK. corner Cameron
FINER & MOON & 60.
Main lO4f l31f DIME RANK RLpG
The Detroit times., 1913-07-16

FOR COMPETENT BUSINESS ADVICE
on buying. selling. Advertising. etc.
and reliable reports on prospective
business locations. etc. consult me.
Nothing TO sell Highest references
and reasonable charges. Ben Smith,
residence. 1910 Wabash-ave., Detroit.
Mich.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
HUERTA SAYS He
HAS NOT HANDED
IN RESIGNATION
Claims He Has No Intention Of
Stepping Out; Will Fight
to Hold the Office.
STATEMENT ELIMINATES
HOPES OF U. S. OFFICERS

Washington, Oct. 18.-Through-
out the day, officials here have
heard various reports that Proyis-
ional President IIuerta had resigned
or intended to do so. 1t was re-
ported that General Banquet had
succeeded him. The state depart
ment received so many inquiries
that il cabled Charles O'Shaughnes-
~ for information.
The receipt of a positive state
ment from Mexico City that IIuerta
lid not intend to resign somewhat
cleared the situation. The admin
istration officials were in hopes that
he elimination of Huerta would
naterialize.
There has been little credit given
0 tho report that Huerta had hand
ID in his resignation to the cabinet,
md that upon review, no successor
lble to cope with the situation could
De found. Officials here called it in
conceivable that Huerta would sub
nit his resignation to a cabinet OF
lis own with any sincere intention
f having it accepted.
Among the rebels, the report was
onstrued as meaning that TIuerta
rad taken occasion to point out
hat he alone was able to deal with
he critical state of affairs. They
nelieve he may use that argument
IS a basis for becoming a candidate
,ext week in the election of Octo-
Der 2s
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
HUNG JURY IS THE
PREDICTION IN THE
JOHN DURRAH CASE
Slayer of Gussie Moore Takes Stand
in Own Behalf and Pleads Law
of Self Defense.
JURY OUT ALL NIGHT;
MUCH INTEREST IN RESULTS

A hung jury is predicted in the
case of John Durrah, whose trial for
murder was ended last night about
Q o'clock. The jurors retired and up
Iuntil the hour of going TO press bad
not returned a verdict. When Judge
Butler left the court room, he ill-
structed the bailiff to summon him
from his home, in case the jury
reached decision.
The evening was given over to the
jury for the closing arguments.
Dugrah on the night of March 25.
last, shot and killed Gussie Moore
another negro, following an alleged
quarrel in poker game at the for
mer's pool room on lower CONNER
cial aveune. John Smith, another
negro, employed in the place. receiy-
ed a stray bullet from Durrah's pIs-
tol and he died a short time after.
wards.
The trial begin Yesterday morning
and examination of witnesses occu-
pied n greater portion of the day
Durrah took the stand in his own be-
half late In the afternoon, and made
plea of self defense.
He claimed that Moore had threat
encd his life on several occasions
and On the night of tho shooting, he
reiterated the threat. The negroes
We're playing poker and Durrah
claimed he was winning all the
money. This aneered Moore, he
said, and caused him to pull out
gun, push II In Durrahs ear and
state Il have a notion to kill you
right now.
, Durrah pacitled him, he stated,
and the game preceded Later tho
argument was renewed by Moore.
Durrah said. and the negro began
abusing him again He said Moore
leaned back in his chair aud acted
Ike he was going to pull a gun,
whom Durrah said he shot him
The state tried to show that the
killing was a 'frame-up," that it was
promeditated, and the outcome of a
conspiracy to get both negroes ont
Of the way. Evidence brought in by
States Attorney Wilson through the
medium Of several who took the
stand, was contradictatory of that
introduced by the defense.
Several witnesses for the state tes-
tilted that they had been approached
upon the subjest of leaving town
and were offered money. they claim
ed, to not testify.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
ELDORADO GOES
DOWN IN DEFEAT
BEFORE c. Il. S.
Local Gridiron Defenders Beat Up
State Team in First Game
8 to 0.
&C UP AGAINST PADUCAH
TEAM WITHIN FORTNIGHT

Cairo high school added another
football victory to it's string yester-
day when the local lads, in a fast
and aggressive game defeated the
Eldorado high school at that place.
The score was to 0.
The two teams fought desperately
tall ed Up.until that time, it look
ed like the contest would be tie.
The Cairo team scored when Kuse-
ner, in a beautiful kick from the
over the goal. Kinks catch OF an
acurate forward pass gave the Cairo
eleven a GO yard gain, thus allow
ing Kusener only so yards to Kick.
Kusener and att'ngly were the
tower and strength of Coach Ryan's
team, their lin plunging and end
runs being the feature. Kusener
was never in better form in his
punting. All the other members
played speedy, capable game, at
each of their positions, and Ryan
had nothing but praise for them, in
an interview with the sporting edi-
tor of The Bulletin last night.
The victory means much to the
local eleven, for Eldorado numbers
among the best football teams in
these parts. They have beaten Ma
rlon and Vienna SO fer this season
and only last Saturday held the
team Of the Carbondale Normal to a
tic. They outwelghed the locals Is
pounds to the man. The Cairo boys
received every courtesy at tho
hands of the EIdorado people and
the game was an exhibition OF good,
clean and withal fair, sportsman
ship,
The Cairo team lined up as fol
lows Rink, left end; Curry left
tackle; Gibson, left guard,
Schoembs, conter; Kelsey and Mar
tin right guards Hall, right tackle;
Brown, right end; swoboda, quarter
back, Mattlngly, right half back;
c1~v1ps loft half hack. Kuspnpr fun
bacck.
Coach Ryan was the referee and
Coach Putnam OF Eldorado ulm-
pired.
Next Saturday the boys have an
open date. but on the following Sat
urday they line up against their old
rivals at Paducah and that prom
ises to be the most bitterly contest
ed gridron fight of the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
DR.. TAMKIN CLOSES HIS
ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT AT
CAIRO BAPTIST CHURC1

Today's services will close the tw,
week. meeting under DR.. Lamkil
at the Cairo Baptist Church. TIL
Y 'hli2 is invited to attend thes,
closing services. Or. Lamkin vii
speak at all the services.
The subject in the morning viii
be Gods Appointed Witness A
the big mass meeting at 2:30 tn
subject will be Fidelity to Christ
The subject for the closing servic
at 1890 viii be, "Will the Old Boo
stand" This will be a sermon OF
tha riblc
The meeting has greatly strength
oned tho church and has been appre
ciated by all who attended.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
CONVENTION TO
PROMOTE EDUCATION

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct. IS
Prominent educators and progress
i've men from all parts of the Unit
ed States are gathering here today
for tho seventh annual convention OF
the National Society for the promo
ton of Industrial Education which
begins here tomorrow The ques-
ton will be discussed in the leadins
churches at special services, al.
though the business sessions do no,
oegin until Monday. Former Gov.
ernor Ferris of Michigan. secre,ar,
OF commerce and ether distinguish.
eu men viii deliver addresses. The
theme OF the meeting will be the
advantages of vocational education
and vocational guidance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
BOY SCOUTS ARE
TO STAGE BIG
FALL CARNIVAL
Lads Rapidly Completing Prepara-
tons for Event Which is
Second Annual.

| The Boy Scouts are rapidly com
pleting Preparations for their sec
end annual carnival, which will be
held in the basement of the Presby-
terian church on Friday night Oc-
tober 24th.
| The boys have been working hard
and have produced several good
shows and booths. Admission
tickets for adults will be sold at
small prices, The ticket will admit
one to the several free attractions
and any single booth or show, ex-
ccpt the minstrels. This is the
chief feature of the entire carnival
and an extra charge will be made
fer il.
The following are the different
, attractions:
l. The Darktown Minstrels.
Interlocutor, Walter Kusener; end
| pen. Thompson and Fitzgerald; T;
"chair warmers Lehning, May
lord Wood, Westerman, Terry and
Doud.
2. "The Palace of Sweet t-eats, -
managed by S. Sander, Adams and
Hixon.
3. "The Suicide-seeking Hunyok
Brothers," Schuh, Britton and Blat-
tcau.
/ 4. THE Cherry-colored Cat" ex-
hibitod by Mr. II. c. Thompson and
Glen Bailey,
). Fish Lake." in charger OF
Werner, Crushkin and Motchan.
6. Tho Art Galley" the worl
OF the world-famous cartoonists
Ellett Antrim and Stanley Marx.
z. "The South Pole recently
discovered ard now in charge OF
Hiekcox aud sander
+ s. "The lyric, Joe Crabtree and
Howard Warner, Managers.
8 "The Wise Wizards of India,
/ presented by Sidney Rosenberg and
Harry Conk'e.
The price of admission to each of
the above will be sc except the
Darktown MinstreIs, for which 10,
will be charged
The committee in charge of ad
yeriising the Carnival are hayin
hand bills aud placards printed
Friday afternoon the renowned Zuz
band will parade around the city ir
autos, ard at night will give free
exhibitions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
BOY FATIS ON PTCKETS
IN ATTEMPTING TO JUMP
IRON FENCE AT HIS HOMI

While playing in the yard at his
home 430 Tenth street, Karl Hayder
II year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n
Hayden attempted to jump over tn,
iron picket fence in front of III
home. His foot caught and he fe!-
upon the fence. two of the picket,
piercing his back to the depth o.
about four inches.
He was taken to the Bonduran,
Hospital where his wounds werr
dressed by Drs. J. J. Rendleman and
Flint Bondurant. Later he was re.
moved to his home.
After suffering intensely, he was
resting well last night, and though,
to be out of danger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
MOUND CITY RESIDENT
DIES OF TYPHOID FEVER

Theodore NJ. Ford. 60 years old,
died at his home In Mound City at
500 o'clock last night Mr.. Ford
was stricken with typhoid fever
about month ago, and his eondi-
tion has grown gradually worse un-
til he succumhed. He is survived
by his widow, Ella Williamson Ford.
Mr.. Ford moved to Mound City when
he was a young man, and has lived
there for the past 30 years.
Arrangements for the funeral
have not yet ben completed. but it
will probably be Monday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
Gives Out Statement.

Mexico City Oct. 1S.-Proyision-
Il President IIue~ta has not resign
d nor has he fed from the capitol.
When seen at the national palace
IT o'clock this afternoon, be said
lie had no intention of doing either.
"Should the election which VIII
he held as | have promised indicate
mother for president" he said, II
hall step aside. Until that time.
on viii find me here complying
With my promises to the nation,
which are to reestahish peace, with
the law If possible, but to recs-
ablish peace" He interspersed
his talk with anecdotes illustra-
i've of his point "Another thing"
aid the president, 81 have money
or my requirements Don't think
hat haven't Where did / get IT,?
Ny secet, ho responded with q
mile, but | have II"
On the question of pacifcation.
declared that before the end Of
he month, the government would
ave retaken Torrcon and made
eadway toward the pacitcation Of
he state of Durango.
In reply to a suggestion that fur
her rumors were afloat to the Of
'ect that troop train in the pro
'ince of Torreon had been blown
- and four lives lost he exclaimed
Four lives?" Nothing of the kind
as occurred In the opinion of
iencral Huerta the sensational
umors originated with the enemies
+ the administration.
Keeps Out of Sight.
In the capitol, Huerta is working
rom IS to IS hours daily, sleeping
It odd times when fatigue over
axes him He adopts various ruses
o escape from the scores of people
thriving to reach him in regard to
personal affairs. slips out of unused
entrances and takes roundabout
'outes to hide his destination
In regard to his resignation he
aid, "When | resign, it will be to
seek a resting place in six feet of
he soil. When | fee from the CAPT
'ol. it will be to shoulder life and
take my place in the ranks to fight
the rebels
Vera Cruz, Oct. 1S-Circulars
urging the people to vote for Gen
eral Webber for president have been
received by John Lind, President
Wilson's personal representative
from various parts of the republic
Some came from the southern ex-
tremity, while others came from the
western coast. The wording of all
the circulars was identical and
signed Committee 1t is "Segre.
CATION does not segregate; regulation
does not regulate. but rather give;
security. Absolute elimination II
the IDEAL" la
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
RERfKAH DECREE
STAFF ORGANIZED
TIL rd Of Mrs. A. w. Weldon's Teams
to Go Before State Assembly
at Grand Lodge Meeting,

A degree staff known as the lnde-
pendent Degree staff of Alma Re
boEah lodge has been organized by
Mrs A. w. Weldon and will exem-
plify the work of the Rebekah
ledge at the grand lodge meeting at
Springfield the week beginning No
yembcr II.
The staff is being drilled by Mrs
Weldon every week and expects tc
he nearly perfect when the Grand
Lodge meets.
Mrs, Weldon is a competent lead.
er and this will be the third staff
she has directed, to go before the
State Assembly.
The members of this staff are
Misses Anna and Myrtle Williams
and Mrs. c. F. Compton of Mound
City, Ms. Walter Arm of Mounds
Mrs. Laura Geisenhof and Mrs. ] ]
Kuykendall of the Parthenia Re.
bebah lodge, Mrs. Frank Randol
Mrs Louise Steger Mrs. Edith
Weber, Mrs Anna Vincent, Mrs.
Emily Gunther, Misses Margare
Weber, Sophia Serbian and Fay Nc
Cabe Of Alma Rebekah lodge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
MAN, IA, WEDS WOMAN
76 YEARS ON A WAGER

John Ward resident of Godfrey
township, whs came along to col
lect a wager
He said the bridegroom had agreed
TO give him a new suit if he could
find him wife. and that the bride
offered new suit If he could find
her a husband.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19

When Nine Aida, the beautiful
opera singer, and wife of Signor
Gatti Cazazza, manager OF the Met
ropolitan Opera House in New YORK.
left for Europe in the spring, she
weighed too much to suit herself.
But how could she reduce, She
asked the very same question that
every third woman asks during the
course of her life.
In Europe she found the answer,
an answer which might have been
give her on any bathing beech in
the United States swimming. But
swimming regularly and persistant-
ly every day for about two months
She lost twenty pounds, and came
back with a trim almost aylphlike
figure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
BIG FOUR GETS INJUNCTION

The Big Four railroad has ap-
piled for an Injunction restraining
the City of Cairo and the Illinois
Central railroad from laying track
on Railroad street at Twentieth
street. The Illinois Central had be-
gun to lay track across Twentieth
street to extend south to Eighteenth
street.
A temporary injunction was
granted. by Judge Butler. and he
will hear the case on November ).
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
MATE ON II. S. KING
STABBED IN QUARREL

Archie Dotton, Is years old, mate
on the t. s King, was stabbed Fri
day night by an employ on the boat,
as the result OF a quarrel. He was
brought TO Cairo yesterday morning
and treated by Dr. William Fields,
who said he was suffering from
punctured lung, and wound in the
right side.
He was removed to the home Of
his brother at All Twenty-sixth
street where it is said he is recover
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
MRS. HIRAM PRICE OF
BIRDS POINT DIES herr

Mrs. Hiram Price. 81 years old, Of
Birds Point, died in Cairo at {?
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. She has
heen suffering from some time from
cancer.
The body was shipped to Birds
point last night, and the funeral
probably will be today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19

Alton, ILL.,, Oct. 1S.---Chris ulrich
years old, bachelor OF
Godfrey township. and Mrs. G.
Brainer of McClusky, ILL.,, seventy
six years old, came to Alton today
and were married.
The couple were accompanied by
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19

Cleveland. Ohio, Oct 1S-Bishol
Samuel Fallon of Chicago, who has
been mere attending the snyod meet
ing of the Reformer Episcopal
Church. is considering the re-estab-
lishmcnt of church saloon. lie had
the original church saloon-he call
ed it salon Chicago fifteen
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
NEW LIGHT At BALTIMORE

Baltimore, Md, Oct 1S.-- Marin
crs entering Baltimore harbor will
in future have a new light to guide
them, one that can be seen many
miles away. This new light has been
placed on old Ft Henry, about 65
feet above the water and has $50
candlepower,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
BISHOP FALLONS URGES
A NEW CHURCH SALOON

years ago. He also was the inventor
of Bishops Beer" which looks like
beer. but isn't. He admitted today
that his original saloon was not q
success. The workingman would not
patronize it. He wants to try il
again and give it more time to win
out. =. ExsA
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-19
MELBA IN BOSTON.

Boston. Get. is After an absence
of several years, Nine. Nellie Melba
has returned here and will sing in
symphony Hall tomorrow afternoon.
She will he assisted by Edmond
Burke, the young baritone who she
discovered in Australia