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Will be saddencd to know of his tragic
end. He is survived by his father.
Chief Justice Eugene b. Gary and his
mother, four sisters and one brother.
I'll! body will be brought to Abbeville
immediately for interment.
II. B. L.
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Field and
Garden Seed
cLOYRRs-

cL0V.Rs.-
lied: Sapiing, AlasylSe, Grim
son. Alfalfa; Lespazeda - Grass
Seeds for Lawns, permanent liay
crops and, pAStnres--A, complete
assortment Of Fancy Quality.
Sersni5ti ilot. Cat Tail Millet
.'il9 artl less arleA Canadian Field;
Feiias sanlis Burt. oatss Egyptian !
heet, Feteriia, Kafflr Corn.
Soy Eeat'ss Stock Peas, Red Oats.
4 I 3. Bancroft Oats, 1'eosinte.
II 200 Tbs Watermelon and Can.
staloipe Seeds, Choice assortment
CA IsDEN SEED
very complete stock OF sea-
sonabIe varieties, hest qualities
'o'!. that CAN possibly obtain.
We ailpE eiute small orders.
SEED in POTAsp0Ks
Our eetzs Maine state grown
! and ~ sol clectssI for seed
True Inia Early yellow
Dent bore and ptlser :nro-f
TIC y = !, <
t.QGTSl
- Cool q Improved Sunbeam.
y seele, Itl1ssclr Big. BOWL NsFys
2 aFas g ltotlg fi)fg ana RaddIlkg,s
Improved Gland
we go l9oss seed 4 a corn.
IRhef lVfSif hss,fa 4 :, d, iSftser, 81 ,6If
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!" THE DAY 4 ! nv CONGRESS
."E y y y j. 5:
March, 2. 1914 L.
Senate

Met at noon. $50
Immigration committee continued
hearings on the Burnett bill. 81
Lewis r. Parker OF New York, pre-
sented, amendments to the immigra-
tion bill.
Woman suffrage constitutional
amendment discussed after an unsuc-
'ceasfui movement to tabla it.
Ten thousand petitions against the
prohibition amendment received from
Kentucky.
r,;sdso,lrrlf Adjourned at ,iisgoE p. m, to noon
Hoase
Met at noon.
Secretary Bryan cancelled his en-
gagenient to explain the Mexican sit
uation to the foreign; affairs commit-
Miscellaneous bills considered un-
der unanimous consent.
/, Commissioner .Rjyeria told the insu.
lar committee nothing but indepen-
dence would satisfy Porto Ricans.
Passed bill giving Fort McHenry
grounds to BaltlnoFe for park pun :
Henry W. Lee OF Chicago, told a
committee that Chicago Lake Front
bill was frame i'm.
Representative Siayden blocked n
bill to pension the Widows and orphans,
OF the Spanish-Ameficn war.
:, Adjourned atH6s0T b. M, to noon
Tuesday, i
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FOR SALE

I stiff have q lot Of good land an
tracts TO suit you. Prices varying
from ten dollars to thIrty-fve per
acre. All we'll located. Write to me
at Mccormick, s. @.
Joe 3. Edmunds.
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IMPORTANT
:: NOTICES ::
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-NearIy forty years with
Barred Plymouth Rocks hest of
chickens. Eighteen Karrats l.75,
Ringlets $3.50 for IS eggs in patent
baskets. G. Stribiing. Pendleton,
3. &. uts 3-3-l4-6tp.
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< 6 All field guns her 2ter built for sfhef
limited states arm Ssyllss &c So Siniount6asI
that they can 30 used against acro-
nIanes,
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FOR SAI4E-Milch cow--fresh. Y.
II. Nance. 626 River Street. tip
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WANTS

WANTED ne BUY-Wlil buy any
time. fat cattle, hogs and calves
have customers for and contracts
10 furnish. ! buy hides and tailoW.
The TanneFs want my hides.
III w Whitner st., FIInne 6fsf or655
* h, ID n issi DRRSON
: AZ Lilly White Market.
The wholesale and abattoIr man,
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THE seE9sAlA Phono sst
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the authorizations are difficult in III
Phillips code.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Ex-Governor Brown OCT Of Senate Race
A., B. & A. ORDERED SOLD
Lieut.. Becker Gets
New Trial; Gunmen
Must Die in Chair

ALBANY, y. y. Feb. 24-Charles
Becker, the ex-IteutenanJ of police
now in the dedfa mouse al Sing Sing
under sentence to be electrocuted for
The murder of gambler Herman
Rosenthal i'm New York City. was
granted a new trial to-day The de-
cision was handed down by the state
Court of Appeals ON plea made by
counsel for Becker in December, 1913,
and reversed the conviction.
The decision of the court came as
40 surprise in view of the runors that
had been circulated here and in New
York for some time that Becler's
appeal would be granted.
The appeals of the four young gun
men, who We're convicted of actually
killing Rosenthal were denied and
they must die in tile electric chair.
The gunner are Harry Ilorowitz,
alias "Gyp, the Blood" Louis Rosen-
berg. alias Lefty Louie" Frank Girl
dci. alias 'Daso Frank" and Frank
Mueller, alias Whitley Lewis"
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
HOLDERS OF
BONDS WIN
F | 6 \ 7
7umor Says L, & N, VIII Buy
System-ApriI y Is Date
Fixed for Sale.

Judge Don A. Pardee. sitting i'm the
federal District Court at New or
cans. has ordered the sale April - OF
The entire property of the Atlanta,
birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
company and its allied interest, the
,ieorgia Terminal Company Of Allan
ra The order was signed last sat
urday, and has just been received by
- e. Fuller clerk OF the District
Court in Atlanta.
The sale is rodered on the petition
or ,he old Colony Trust Company, of
Boston, trustee for the bond -holders
ora mortgage debt of $14,443,o0O; in
rercst to July !. 1918. amounting to
S&.430715, and also receivers certih-
atcs amounting TO S47OO.0oo, total
Indebtedness Of S23.57s.715
Victor Smith Commisc sner.
Victor Lamar smith, of Atlanta, as
master commissioner, is ordered to
make the sale, but the order eN-
ressIy provides that the sale may
se adjourned by the master commits
-joncr from time to time, ip the man
nor stated in the decree of foreclos-
ure"-that is. the sale ay be post
uoned if. in tie discretion Of the COM
missioner, the date set be not favora-
1e or if more advantagec@s negotia-
IONS be in sight
This enormous deal follows at an
interval of almost exactly five years
The appointing of receivers for the A.,
b. and A.. which stirred Atlanta and
southern business interests generally
q January 1909
Several Receivers Named.
rhe first receivers appointed We're
u. n. Atkinson and Preston :. ARK
wright, Of Atlanta They were APP
POINTED January +. 1909. After a time,
AIR. Arkwright resigned, and 5. f..
PARROT was appointed in his place.
When Mr.. Parrott died s. j. Schoon-
maker of Boston. was made joint re-
reLyer with Mr.. Atkinson and he was
alter succeeded by L. T. Lamb, prom
iuent railroad man and flnancier Of
Virginia. now stationed here. since
July 1918 Mr. Lamb has been ne
sole receiver.
In order to maintain thc operation
yt the system. and in the effort TO
prepare the payment of the big bon T.
I'd debt of oN =. S14.0Oo,00 the receiy-
ars. from time TO time, and by order
If the court. issued the receivers Ger
i6cates, which now amount to Si7o0,
400 ana form an important part Of the
Indebtedness.
Foreclosure Decree Signed.
on July r. 1918. uoon motion by the
d Colony Trust Company. q decree
.e foreclosure for the mortgage deot
vas signed by Judge Pardee, ordering
lie payment within 80 days Of the en-
ire londed Indebtedness and Interest
th the amount due on receivers
udcates. Victor Lamar Smith W.
ppotnted commissioner at the same
lime.
At the expiration or the period spe
Iad no payments having been mae
provided i'm the decree. the trus.
ompany began the action to compel
sale Of the property which resUlte T
n the order signed by Judge Pardee
There is certain to be much speeH-
st.on in Atlanta railroad circles as To
e probable purchaser Of the proper
The most likely one is taken TO
F. the Louisville and Nashville sys-
.-m. as the Atlanta, Birmingham lad
atlantic territory would form ua-
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
GRAND JURY REFUSES
TO INDICT BIG CLUBS

Porter II. W Davis aud B y. Thrash e.
er. Of the Athletic club J. II. Nun
nally. or The Piedmont Driving CIub,
Il f. Maddox, W r. Gentry. Major
K j Quinn ana f. X. Austin Of The
Capital city. and w u. Post, isht
agent or the Southern. and w. :
Richardson. freight agent OF th-
Western and A jlantic.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Atlanta and
Georgia-Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday; much colder
Tuesday
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Can Seize Salary Of
Husband for Alimony

NEW YoEK Feb. "a Arrears in ali
many may now he satisfied 10y the
garuisheeing Of salaries, according to a
decision by Justice Cobalau. i'm favor Of
Mrs. Emile Brunn, vino sued her for
her husband, Lincoln Brunn, for ALI
mopy arrears amounting TO S2.SeS, in
stead of having him lodged i'm Jail
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
YEAR GIVEN
NEGROFOR
PART IN
CRIME
Defense of Doomed White Man
Gives Twenty-one Grounds for
Reconsideration of Appeal,


Jim .ConleV s conviction on the
charge of beinp an accessory
aIleF 'lle Iact III tHe hiuroer OF
Mary Phagan. and tn" fling by
I.oo L'rotl, q co,,n.ol or =. ,,ot;,
io' ituearIhS 81 arguments pe-
fore the Supreme Court. were
Tuesdavs innortant deyelon
ihelllS III tue / FIallh case.
II took the jury only y minutes
4" ma the negro SohIey guilty OF
the inisdemeanor charge, Judge Htll
having ruled thar the felony charge
could not be pressed, and inside Of
another minute the Judge had called
Iohiey before the bar and sentenced
MN I" y months IN the chainsang,
me unit
SoHei'or Dorsey clearly Indicated
thal MS personal desire was that Con
ley %" sci free. bui that he was
pound ny The law and the evidence to
ask Tor a conviction If The Jurors en-
teftalned no reasonable doubt OF his
gum.
Hair Strands Again Figure.
ne STRANDS OF hair found on
Iathe IN the pencil factory metal room
inquired again in Tuesdays trial, the
9oHcitof showing that he was not at
an ready TO give up his contention
lhat they we're from the head or the
murdered factory girl in spite OF Dr.
H. F, Harris belated acknowledge
ment that in his opinion the hair was
not Mary Phagans
"enty-one grounds for a rehear-
'hs OF arguments IN benalf or re
NersaI OF the lower court were set
ior'o pY FRANKS lawyers in their
'"o''"n nled WIN the Supreme Court
N' "f mem contended that the high
ef court in handing down its recent
''hIaVorsbie opinion, overlooked ma
'er'al points IN the written and oral
arg sufnehts that were made by the
'''orheSs Tor the defendant
NO oral Argument.
mere VIII be no oral argument
y" 'He "hotioh lof rehearing The
J"useS may announce their ruling at
any ''me atter reviewing the reasons
9u""i''led IN the motion.
IN the event OF an unfavorabIe de-
''S'oh' ffaht : lawyers are expected
|" me an extraordinary mo
"'" ''a' on the ground
u'''"Fe'eu evidence. They
,.,,..,.',. ~ - ii"''iS statement, the
,..,., -, ''H''i'io"S oy Al
-, ,',,..,I, "''i'oe' % other
-, iidoe puoh@
,rt ,
trny '''''S e'ueo aC
h.. -, "e" with
co.t So
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',..,.-,', sl'ie''' as ne
,..,,,.. ~. "d''
,i.., '' "" "a"' 10 '''N 10 no
4 lbeFt Mcknight sottebt fo,. t,,. t,,1s
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Pet Rabbit Puts Dog
And Feline to Flight

HAWORTH y j. FEB. -mrI-
rlated Dy he cold, Peter, n pet rabbit
owned by Inc Rev Mr. Jones freed
tomcat chased dog two miles and
badly frightened william CilIey when
he tried to pet TO-
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
To CD
! To SOUTH
CA. MAN
Howell Would Have Been Named
but for His Withdrawal, Gov
ernor Tells Him.

The definite withdrawal of clark
Howell from the consideration of
/ Governor Slaton as a prospective APP
poiutee to the ad interim Senatorship,
4 The practical certainty tuat the tenn
/ porary appointment is to so to South
/ Governor that but for Mr. HoWen's
/ Withdrawal, he likely would have been
4 named temporary Senator We're the
I developments of the badly mixed
/ Senatorial situation Tuesday
\ collateral deve opment was the
/ probable elimination of former Gov
eruor Brown from the immediate stat
Us or things, Notwithstanding the fact
J that Il well-defned move. apparently
without Governor Browns knowledge
or consent. has been under way TO
bring him emphatically under the
Governors notice for the temporary
office.
Governor Brown himself mas made
no move whatever looking 10 the Sen
atorshin. and While many letters have
! come TO the Governor indorsing him.
they have been Voluntary and from
/ sIl sections Many observers think
/ tia Governor Brown VIII be a candi-
] date for Governor
Would Have Been Named.
/ IN - letter to Clark Howell, ansW er-
/ ing Mr Howelrs letter Withdrawing
from the Senatorshlp situation, Gov
ernor SIston. in effect and in most
cordial terms. states that Nj. How
! eli would have been Eamed Senator
Lut for his voluntary withdrawal.
The Goyernor's letter reads:
February "a 1914
I Hon Clark Howell, city:
Dear Sir am in receipt Of
I your letter declining To he Consid
cred FOR appointment to thc va
eancy in the United STATES Sen
ale occasioncd by the death of
4 Hon A. O. Bacon
/ While / think lines Of thought
should be more potent in the
choice Of Il Senator than lines of
latitude or longitude ard fitness
more neccs sary than geographical
( location, / appreciate your sugges-
tion
/ I.arge numbers Of citizens from
/ the entire State have ind0rseI
! your name for appointment Hay
/ ing been Speaker Of the House Of
{ Representative and President Of
( The senate Your long legislative
training would ave equipped YOU
( for immediate participation i'm
Senate procedure The fact that
you are senior member of the Ma
! tioual Democratic Executive 'um
mlttee would have insured mem
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Uncertainty
And Doubt

play no part in an
American and Geor-
gian Want Ad, but
positive and unerring
results are uniformly
obtained. Put your
need into d e cisive
words and let Us trans
NIT the intelligence to
an eager clamoring
public. And then. cash
in.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
The Cen Theatre.

The Hall Players viii present a
southern comedy The Moonshiners
laughter" at the regular matinee
his afternoon, at the Gem theatre
The leading parts viii be taken
" Miss Jane Lowe and John Adail
!, Miss Lowe portraying the title
ole of tTatters and Mr.. Adair
i'll assume the part OF the young
evenue officer.
The Hall Players nave been very
dccessful having presented a num-
ST of excellent plays the past tive
weeks.
The plays will be changed again
Wednesday and Friday with matt
ee Wednesday and Saturday. With
his clever program there viii D.
our reels of motion pictures.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
CAIRO BRANCH
ARNOUR'S TO BUY
BALE Of COTTON
Thousands Of Firms Throughout
Country to Help in Financing
Cotton Crop OF 1914.

Along With thousands of other
firms in the country Armour & Co
will join the Cotton Club, which
proposes to buy a great quantity OF
hailed cotton at $50 a bale. as it is
ginned, in order to assist in financ-
ing the 1914 crop. Every one OF
The three hundred branch houses
throughout the south has been in
structed to join the Cotton Club and
luy bale Acting Manager F'ritz
Hagey, Of the local branch has al
ready received his instructions to
buy a bale at $50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
Kindness and Gratitude.

Beware Of taking kindnesses IRON
,thers as matters OF course. Tbs
leart well purged by humanity Is %
deeply conscious OF its unworthines,
hat to receive acts OF kindness al
Ways excites some emotion OF graft
ude. of shame. OF surprise, or al
hree together-ot gratitude for til,
Ieneflt. of shame upon thinking how
Il It is deserved, OF surprise that gu
rethren should bestow upon US whg
% 80 little merit.-From Mr.. Glac
ones Religious Life"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
Proper Method Of Wr1finn.

A twisted spine or writer's Grant
ire the alternates between which the
French government has to choose IL
establishing once for all the type OF
handwriting to be taught In the
schools. Some years ago there was {
unanimous cutlery from the doctors
against teaching children to write t
sloping hand. the promised result BIS
ing race of huLchbacks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
Home Mission Society.

The Home Mission society Of the
Southern Methodist church viii
meet Wednesday afternoon al the
home Of Mrs. {. F Corzine of Thir-
ty-seyenth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
CONGREGATION OF
BURNED CHURCH MEET
U. 3. F. HALL

The congregation Of the Noun
Moriah eolored Baptist church
which building was almost destroy
ed by fire, will meet in the e. B. F.
hall Twenty-sixth and Poplar
streets until other arrangements
have been made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
And the Clark Smiled,

There recently went into O fashion
eble shoe shop the daughter OF man
whose wealth has been acquired with.
in very recent years. The young WON
An vas disposed to patronize the clerk
and rejected q number OF classy
slippers he produced for her approval
Finally she said: Il think, perhaps.
shall take these two pairs, But Louie
XIV heels are too high for me. Civ
re a Size lower-or, stay perhal
Gus %l.l Will te high enough"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

The Monday afternoon prayer
meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Dongherty,
425 Twenty-sixth street next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
LIST Of CANDIDATES
v. I. WALL & CO.
CONTEST

The following are the names Of
he candidates in the popular con
est being conducted by the Big De.
3artment store, W. 7. Wall & Co
Watch for this list IN The Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
Afternoon PRAYER Meeting

The afternoon PRAYER meeting o;
the Southern Methodist church viii
be held Monday afternoon al the
home of Mrs. r. +. Thornberry Of
Thirtv-seyenth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

LOST-Qircular geld breastpin
Tue and white enamei in the cen
er with Hebrew monogram. Has
Inscription Pilgrim congregational
hurch." Return to Bulletin office
and receive reward. 9-le
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Miss Ella Dolan who has been
visiting in Charleston, Mo, has re-
turned home.
Miss Name Townsend of Chi
cage. was the guest Of Mrs. J. E,
Woelae yesterday.
Mrs. n. L. Bartleson of Oak Park,
H.. is the guest of her son, DR.. J
E. WoelAe and family.
E. l.. Tibbs who has beer
seriously i'll at his home in st
Louis is improving.
Mrs. Leo j. Kleb and sister Miss
Emma Kleb returned last night
from visit in St. Louis.
Miss Emma Lansden who has
been visiting in Chicago will re-
turn home this morning.
Mrs. Adelaide Comings and Mrs.
Louis Zanone have returned from
a brief visit in Wiekliffe.
Or. Arthur Smith Of Wickhffe
who has been seriously i'll in hos
pital in Boston is improving.
Langan Torrance of Philadelphia
Pa, is the guest of his grandfather
Smith Torrance of Ninth street.
Mrs. John Henderson of Wick
life, is the guest OF Mrs. w. T.
Bland of upper Sycamore street.
Rev. A. ]. Hess of Columbus, Ky.
ia the guest of his daughter, Mrs
w. r. Sublette of Eighth street
Mrs. Albert Brown of Cllin. and
Miss Kate Roberts of Charleston
were here shopping yesterday.
Mrs Winifred Gallagher who ha
been quite i'll at her home on appe
Walnut street, is much improved
oF T.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T
Fawkner of 215 Washin gton avenue
w. T. Rudd and family OF Ell
street, leave In short time for Sa'
Antonio. Texas, where they will Ii
cate. >IW KK
Mrs John Black and little granG
daughter Miss Hattie Evans
Bardwell KY, are the guests
friends here.
DR.. G. W. Payne of Bardwell, KY
was the guest of his sister-in-lar
Mrs. Kate Payne of Jefferson ave
nue.. yesterday.
Mrs. Rebecca James Of Bardwel'
KY, was the guest Of her cousin
Mrs. j. II. Pennock of Sixteent'
street, Friday.
Mrs c. j. Herley of Dongola, VIII
has been the guest OF Mrs n. Co
Inns of Twenty-seyenth street, ha.
returned to her home.
=--= w.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Il. Kennedy hay
rented the residence property TO-
Washington avenue, formerly occu.
pied by DR.. Strong.
N '~~E ~ ----4 WI sHTS
Miss Annie Riddle who has beer
the guest of her parents, Mr.. anf
Mrs. Newton Riddle of Ninth stree
has returned to her home in St
Louis.
Miss Birdie Mae Matthews who
has been visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. E. y. Matthews in Cal
houn City. Miss, is the guest o.
Miss Virginia Halliday en- route tc
Chicago.
Mrs. f. Notage has returned from
Denver and Colorado Springs where
she sepnt the past month with hel
sisters Mrs. w. RI. Williams ant
Mrs. James Mckinney who are
spending the summer there.
Walter Davidson, formerly of thi'
city. now with the Chicago Mill ant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Buy Your school books at De
Eaun's 2Sth and Poplar. 81 Nv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
Too Late to Classify

WANTED-Woman for general
lousework and cook. Apply 81
Fl tn st. 9-lg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

V0LLMER-The Tailor
Expert Altering, Repairing Pressing
and Cleaning.
GA Poplar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY WILL ATTEND
CHURCH SERVICES

The Knights and Ladies of Sc
ourity will attend the First Chris
tian church in a body sunday even
ng. The pastor Rev. Arthur will
preach a special sermon for the oc-
casion. The members will meet at
Twenty-eighth and Sycamore streets
At o'clock and march 10 the churcn
corner of Sixteenth and Poplar.
School Books. DeBaun has full
line of School Books. 2Sth and Pop
lar. 81 2p
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Miss Geraldine Doui daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Doud of
Fourth street has returned from St
Louis, where she has been visiting
Miss Lattner. formerly OF this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13
Nice Distinction.

Nice Distinction.
y have four more sons" said a wit
ness at Westminster England in.
quest the other day; two in America
and two alive"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Elba Hurst Of g09
Washington avenue are the parents
Of a baby girl which arrived yester-
day afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Miss Bernie Briggs Of Mound
City was the guest yesterday of Mrs.
Harry Poor OF 4l2 Eleventh street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Walter Davidson, formerly of this
city. now with the Chicago Mill and,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Among the out OF town shoppers
here yesterday were Miss Geneva
Drinkwater. Miss Clara Drinkwater
and Mrs Ben Kendrick Of Charles
.on, Mo, Mrs. A. Beaver Of Mound
City, Mrs. Peter Poll of Grand
Rapids. Mich. and Miss R1ynor
Halt of East Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Miss Ella Dolan who has been
visiting in Charleston, Mo, has re-
turned home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Miss Name Townsend of Chi
cage, was the guest Of Mrs. j. f.
Noelfle yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Lumber Company at Blythesyille,
Ark. arrived yesterday and is the
guest OF his brother b. Z. Davidson
and family of 32O6 Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Mrs. f. Notage has returned from
Denver and Colorado Springs where
she sepnt the past month with her
sisters Mrs. w. RI. Williams and
Mrs. James Mckinney who are
spending the summer there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Mrs. n. L. Bartleson Of Oak Park,
H., is the guest of her son, DR.. J
E. Woelfie and family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

Miss Birdie Mae Matthews VIII
has been visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. E. y. Matthews in Cal
houn City. Miss, is the guest o
Miss Virginia Halliday en- route It
Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-13

E. L. Tibbs who has beer
seriously i'll at his home in st
Louis is improving.