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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16

patched. and i increment would be
on foot
This was the military genius. the
American Napoleon, the man about
whom the cllntry afterward rayed
and who twice became pres ident.
The cCunt.y called upon this man,
calm, suare, and heroic TO become
their governmental general. From
h lcyee at Cairo. dispatching or
lcrs with speed and precision.
Grant pursued rs victorious course
90 the rrosiGcuy
While here. Grant occupied the
cflcc afterward used by Green and
Gilbert and later by Gilbert and
Gilbert; in tTc Bank building or
Ohio street. IN the late afternoon n
roncrc;e wall now shades tho spot
where the we'll beloved men stood.
Not a monument or even a mod
ST slab marks the SPOT today.
surely small tribute to his mem
cry. no matter how inexpensive.
would serve to glorify in our
thoughts of the deeds of Ulysses
Grant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
The Speed Mania

There are many drivers OF auto
mobiles and riders of motorcycles
who are not happy unless they are
going at top speed Ii seems natural
for some folks to want to ride fast
Il is all right for these poo
pie to run thelr machines at TOP
speed If they like, but the crowded
streets OF the city Is not the place
Let such people wait until they gel
into the country where there are
few people on the road and the dan
ger of accident is minimized.
Cairo has a speed law, but 1t {.
now generally disregarded PeopI.
drive about as they like. If the,
want to go slow they do it. If the,
want to go fast they go fast. |
seems to be taken for granted tina
they may use their own pleasure II
the matter Yet this Is all wronF
and source OF great danger. Tn
streets are for all and the pedes
trisn has as much right to be pro
teeted as the man In a six-cyllnder
automobile.
The law was made for a purpose
1t should be enforced. Lives are en-
dangered every day because 1t i
not enforced. but there isn't an,
real, legitimate reason why /
should not be.
People are arrested for leaunl
their machines standing after nigh
without lights. but the speedin
machine is much mole dangerou
than the one standing still even
the latter is hard TO SEE Both law
are necessary and both should b
enforced to the letter. The safet
of the citizens Ct Cairo demart
that such action be taken from tn
time on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
Memorable Snot.

Several years ago, citizen O.
Cairo, now dead. bemoaned the fac
that the spot where General Ulysse
s. Grant used to watch the Confed
crate feet down the river was un
marked and almost forgotten. H
decrieo the fact that there wa
nothing to commemorate Grant
stay in Cairo.
The place today Is at the foot o
Sixth street. just below the railroa
tracks. Here on almost any morn
ing he could be seen taking observe
iions of the Confederate feet man
euyering in the bend below Lon
would he stand. with glass restinf
against his eyes. Then that majest
ic face would turn toward an or
derry, q message would be dis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
GARBAGE NOT TO
BE DUMPED INTO
THE MISSISSIPPI
Concluded from Page OIe.D

|$f>2?; Alexander County Nation
.al batk. $500: Cairo Nati5no
bark. sSG.14: total $442.55,
The following Planters aprlio
for license and filed bonds fer per
mission to extayate streets
Edward Watkins. John q Shea
NJ J. Walder, Jan IS Curry, HALL
Iay-Rittenhouse company. John
Dodd.
The Central Distilling COMPANY
was granted retail dramshon Il
,ccrsc at 2I7 Ohio street, in order
that they can sell liquor In sinai,
Quantities.
Junk dealers license was grant
q Maaricc solomon at Seventeenth
and Mobile < Ohio railroad
An ordinance to license and vog
Iulate secondhand shoe dealers wa:
adopted. The license fee is $25 PEI
year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
Keep Children Off the Streets,

Many parents are altogether TOO
negligent as regards permitting
their children 10 play in the public
thoroughfares. IL is common
sight in many parts OF the CITY to
see children of all ages in the mid
die OF the street so engrossed in
their games or other childish affairs
that they are unconscious Of all
danger. Yet the street il very
dangerous place for very young chill
dren alone even when not playing
When they use the street as a place
TO play il is hundred times more
dangerous.
OFTEN child Of few years is
sent out in the care OF an older
brother or sister The parent Is busy
and the elder of the children is
experienced enough to look out for
them both. But many parents in
the same nelghborhood are doing
the same thing and the children
naturally congregate and start some
game or a contest Of some kin.
which is soon 10 have their I'M
divided interest and attention. The
little ones are left to look out for
themselves.
A child so young it knows virtual
ly nothing at all Of death or physi-
cal danger should never be without
the tender care Of a person old
enough TO watch ont for it at alt
times---a person too old to forget
his or her duty in play. There are
too many parents in Cairo and every
other city In the world who do not
take these things into consideration
until too late. Out OF sight, ont Of
mind, too often applies to the par
ents as well as the older children
Parents should be compelled T..
keep their children away from the
dangers of the street as wei az
from other dangers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Everett T. Gordon. de.
ceased
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of Everett r. Gordon late of the
county of Alexander and state OF
Illinois, deceased, hereby give notice
that they will appear before the
County Court of Alexander County
at the Court House in Cairo, at the
August term. on the first Monday in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16

The Democrats ana Republicans
Of the House Will mix II IN a base
ball game next FRIDAY. Perhaps tho
Republicans will be able to settle
cid scores.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
peruo.

Does that play tend to remind you
OF the dangers Of great city," in
my opinion" replied the uncompromis.
ing critic, "it goes further It's one
OF them."--Chicago Daily Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16

We noticed that the men who re-
moved their coats NJ the pastors
permission wore clean. expensive
.hirts The others probably did not
feel warm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16

A lawyer from Mexico Is suthori-
" for the statement that H#erta
will not gait If the mediators select
rebel to succeed him. Tie rebel
may differ with him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
GIuantic Operation.

Earth excavated from Panama canal
was sufficient to build sixty-three pyr
amids the size Of that of Cheops.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
Sheriff.

The Bulletin is authorized 10 ar
nolnce James S. Roche as a candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for sheriff at the primary election
on September 8.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
Modern SIuI,,

Composer (standing before a Fntur'
list paintingl IF only my music we're
as iucomprehensible as that pictured
--Fl!egende Blaetter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16

Advertising in a good medium
pays handsomely. This is q good
medium.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16

Rain prevented Cairo from break
ing its losing streak OF one glme
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH remains
IN FIRST PLACE
In Piano Contest Which Ends Sat.
urday. June 20---C0ntCStants
Get Busy.

Saturday. June 20 is The last dal
Of the contest for the Willard piano
which is to De given by the Iner
chants interested in the contest t.
the person. school, church or society
that received the largest number G.
votes.
Out Of the entire list the votes a
counted yesterday were confined to
only four of the candidates: Pres
byterian church, st. Joseph's school
Miss Fred Zahl and the Cairo High
school. These head the list in tn
order named the Presbyterian
church having twice the number O.
votes more than the next highest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-06-16
Daily Thought.

Friendship is the nearest thing We
know to religion -RUshin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
MANY DONATIONS
WERE RECEIVED
MOST SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR EVER
HELD At NORTH WHEEL
ING HOSPITAL.
Many Checks and Much Equipment
Were Received and Officials
Are Very Thankful.

The donations received by the SIS.
tors of the North Wheeling hospital
yesterday were above their eVpccta-
lions n many respects. n large amount
Ci money and other supplies being re-
crfvcd Tncy ask that the donations
continue for some time To come and
make .arE day q day Of donation.
while thanking all who were so gen
crOus yesterday
An almost constant stream Of per-
sons poured into the hospital during
the hours OF donation. and a. times
tho committee was worked 10 its ut
most capacity iu taking care Of them
Tho ladies were at tho hospital from
70 O'Clock yesterday morning until 90
O'Clock ldsf evening During that
time donations OF 40 kinds were re-
coiNed
4 special request was given for
money. and by tho checks and cur.
rcncy received hy The ladies DO could
De seen that Tho request vas carried
out The hospital during tho past
tDsr has been under 90 great cVpen %.
but The donations received Yesterday
viii tend fO enaCo the trying periods
of former months n was stated last
uIlnt that fhc amount 81 tho dora.
ions and thc names uf the donors
would hardly ho known for about a
week. as th' matter of checking uD
would BE- The bis work Of tho whole
AFFAIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
W0MAN'S CLUBS
HOUSEHOLD.
A savsrisn School of housekeeping.

As the train pulls into the little sta
ton OF Miesbach, Bavaria. ore OF the
interesting sights hat strike a stran.
ger Is the large brick building stand
ing on a high slope some distance
away and surrounded by tees and
hodges which give n the appearance
OF a stately baronial estate. II T. that
OF the famous School of HCisekeep-
ing. which graduate yearly some fifty
pupils or more. The inside OF this
substantiallooking house shows lis
proximity TO Munich. for the simple
enumeration. the tasteful coloring
ana the comfortable furniture bespeak
- nearness 10 the great art center of
Germany. The school is fitted IN I'M
the most approved and modern fash.
ion as TO heat, light, electricity, etc.
The large dining room. with its soft
tints Of blue and white ard its numer.
Gus small tables. covered with spotIess
linen and h prettiest Of silver and
glass. looks more ltkc the dining room
OF 9 well kent hotel han "A school.
The Kitchens are spacious. immapl-
late In their white thing and fitted up
with every possible convenience. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
The Quickest, simplest
Cough Remedy
Easily and CheaPiy Made st
Home. saves Nou s2.

This plan makes a pint 81 couch
evrup-cnough 10 last a family a long
tune. You couldn't buv a. much or a.
good cough syrup for a..
simple as DO b.. u giycs almost in
slant relief and usually conqucrs an
ordinary cough IN 20 hours. This IL
partly due 20 the fact that 10 b. slightly
laxative. stimulates the appetite anil
las an excellent tonic effect. II Il
pleasant 20 takc-children like u A
excellent remedy. too. fpr whonr ina
cough. spasmodic Group and bronchial
asthma.
Mix ono pint Of rranulateI supar with
- pint Of warm water. and stir for .
minutes. Put 2ia ounces Of Piner ffffv
cents WORTH IN a pint bottle. and add
the Sugar Svrup. u keeps perfectly.
lake g t~easpoonful cverv ono. two ar
three hours.
Pine is ono Of The Oldest and hest
known remedial agents for tho throat
membranes. PtueN is q most valuable
concentrated compound 81 NORWAY white
pine extract. and b. rich IN ~uaiarpI and
other natural h%e1liur elements. Other
preparations VIII not work IN this
combination.
The prompt rcauita FROM THE mixture
have eudcarcd b. a. Thousands 81 house.
wives iu the United States and Canada.
ehirh explains whv Tho plan has beer
Initiated often. but never successfully.
: grarautv ~ absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded rors With
this prepsration. YouI druggist has
Pincv. Or viii oct IL for Won n not
send TO The IineE Co, r. Wayne. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

bration OF the feas, OF ST. Joseph. spec
lal services OF an Interesting nature
were held 10 ST Joseph's Cathedral
1t n reported tina the Pennsylvania
railroad II planning 20 use the Wheel
Ing terminal 60 as to run their freight
Ferry.
Otto - Braunstretter. OF Oklahoma.
who IN considered one OF the most noted
Socialist orators IN the will
visit this city Ia April and will spend a
week here discussing Socialism
-Thursday evening. March 20. the
~ Johns Brotherhood and the Mems
blble class q the North street ~. 4.
church will hold "A joint banquet In the
~psrlors OF the church. A splendid pro-
with the event.
IA. W; McMasters. general manager
OF the Wheeling a Lake Erie Railrosd
passed over the main limo this morning
assompanied by his s'an enroute to
l. : wigal. grand recorder Of the
y. %. w lett Wednesday on "A trip
through the state ON matters pertaining
40 ths lodge AZ the present time Mr..
Nigal ~ engaged in auditing the nm
anciai report OF the Huntington lodge,
me progfam for the annual con-
ssn,ion OF tne strand council; United
city on june 10. II and IL will be COM
pleted AZ a meeting Of the entertainment
ommittee To be held in the board OF
trade rooms on Saturday morning at
1850 o'clock. "
The lecture room and adjoining
apartments OF the FIRST floor OF the Zans
street NJ. T.. church are being remodeled
and redecorated and will be compI.ted
about April 10th.
Right Rev. Bishop P. J.. Donahue
OF this city. - on a tour OF the STATE
making Inspections OF the various hos
pltals and will visiting the following
towns before returning: Charleston
white sulphur Springs. Princeton pocs
hontas and Bluereid.
TO he evening Bible confer
enee meetings being held In the city
for this evening at the T.. NJ. C bas
been postponed.
Not satisfied with the habit OF
poisoning dogs and cats the city is
now confronted with a better SCENE
IMAM ever; tie ele%ctrocution of such
animals. The idea is to have an cleo
trio cage which will put the domes-
tics out of their misery by the cleo
trlcaI route that is human. The
scheme Is fathered by Captain w. n.
Otto. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
NEWS BRIEFS

The construction Of n new reser.
vofr for the city IL now being talked
OF III the present plans for filtration
are carried out the reservoir will be
part of the system. but should they
not be. hen a new reservoir will be
needed
"A clever beggar has been work
Ing In the city for some time. but aus
TO the work OF the Associated Char.
ties he has been scared from the city
New Efforts are being made for
the revival OF the Aquatic club. which
has been out OF commission for some
time. ~ present plans materialize the
elup VIII reorsanize. pay OF all debts
and erect a new floating club house.
Many Of the streets OF the city
arc In exceptionally bad shape. and
IL 10 the opinion of the city engineer
that more men should be placed al
work than have been working for
some time. The expenditure OF the
upkeep of the city streets is small
compared TO the expenses OF other
cities. according to the engineer.
No. IS. National Brotherhood OF
Operative Potters will hold an open
meeting next Monday evening. in the
": v. Il. * l.. A. Hall. while on
Thursday evening an open meeting
VIII be held at the same place by
local No. z. Amalgamated Meat Cut
tiers and Butchers Workmen OF Amer
lea.
Specifications for the construc-
tion OF a power house at dam No. Il.
at Warwood. will be posted today In
the Federal building by the 4. =.
engineers. Bids will be- opened Mon
day. April 20. at IL a. m.
An examination of Owen Mccain,
f1fteenth street grocer. recently adj
Judicated a bankrupt. was conducted
yesterday before Referee in Bank
ruptcy Henry A. Nolte.
The Helen White and the Cres-
cent, towboats which passed down
early this week, were bound for
Mexico. IL was learned yesterday,
they having been sold { Mexican in
terests.
The recently appointed building
code committee wild hold a meeting
this afternoon. at 2 o'clock, In the
Board OF Trade rooms.
Arrangements are being made
Tor the resumption OF construction
work at several government dams In
the Wheeling district, with the ap-
preaching spring weather.
The rise in the river has caused
the many house boats moored along
b shores in this vicinity to seek
more secure f~astenings.
"A number OF Bull Moosers of this
ana ADJOINING counties will leave this
morning for Huntington, TO attend
the Progressive party dinner this
evening.
"A charter was granted TO the sec
ondary Sunbeams Bible class OF the
trinity Lutheran churcn yesterday by
the onicials OF the West Virginia sun
day school Association. Tho class ma.
"A total OF is charter members.
The Catholic schools OF this CITY
were given a holiday yesterday in ceIe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
ON GETTING ON"
By Ruth Cameron

We'll. there's one way I do wish
Harry was 2 little different" admit.
ted the six months bride with the
suspicion of a pout.
Mercy" said We. lis that posi-
bic? What might Il be-"
Il do WISH returned the six
months bride. ignoring our foolish
levity. that ne made friends with
people above him instead OF beneath
him. The men in the inferior posi-
tions in the office simply adore him
They are always inviting him 20
their homes and giving him pictures
OF their babies m asking his advice.
but somehow he doesn't seem to get
or with the people above him. They
approve OF his work. ! think, but he
doesn't seem to get In with them per
sonally. It's a shame"
Why" said we. We're very fond
OF that word. you know.
why echoed the bride impa'
tiently. Because | want him TO get
on; because want to meet their
wives and get into society. What's
the good of being friends with all
these people who aren't nobody. I've
talked 20 him about il. but he says
he Just seems TO be made that way,
and I'm afraid he is
Poor little six months bride. You
see she's made very much the other
way. And when You are q passion
ate believer in the religion OF getting
on IL is terrible TO be yoked TO an un-
believer.
Have YOU ever noticed how all the
world seems TO be divided into two
classes-the people who have the
knack OF hobnotbing with those
above them in the social scale and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

preserve rooms fairly glisten with
Jars OF strawberries. pears, plums.
grape jam. marmalade. asparagus.
beans. peas, tomatoes. sweet n sour
pickles. etc. all grown n put M by
the pupils of the school.
There are a practical and a theoret-
ical course both OF which are obliga-
tory. The practical course includes
ID cooking. baking and preserving
~ washing and ironing. 90 house
work. namely. bed-making. sweeping.
busting. knowledge of the care OF hard
wood floors and Of blanket cleaning
and summer storing. ca flower. vege-
table n hIit growing; 60 poultry
and Bookkeeping: 90 sewing. dress
making, mending and repairing. The
theoretical course comprises an adj
vanced course In botany. chemistry.
hold bookkeeping. The science Of
nourishment Is also taught. as Is "A
proper knowledge OF the different
cuts OF meat. their average cost and
weight. etc. also FIRST aid to the in
jrred' and how TO prescribe for the
household. and lastly the elementary
methods Of caring for the health and
character OF children.
The outdoor life presents equally
Wholesome and desirable surround
ings. Here rll kinds of vegetables.
NV - HNNNNA AANNNa ~ " AH III
In the most scientific fashion by the
pupils OF the school. Lettuce and
Caulifiower. for instance. are grown
under the large glass bells found so
useful IN the sewage market gardens
about Paris and the poultry. ducks and
geese are looked after with the utmost
care and knowledge. the largo result
Of which Is p c~ommendable supply Of
fresh eggs and marketable birds every
week.
The girls axe turns zach week in
attending TO the various household
Clties. 4 certain number take charge
90 the Kitchen. Planning an the meals.
buying n paving for all the food
whole school Another set Of pupils
DO all the sweeping and busting. all
the silver and brass polishing. take
note % the condition OF the hOors and
that fresh flowers are put In their
accustomed places. Others. I'm turn
attend TO the bees and poltrv. and still
others do the gardening The iurtruc-
tton In sewing. mendins. dressmaEinr
millinery and embroidery D. rich in r..
suits and teaches method and thrift in
buying clothes and care in Keeping
them neat. Every detail Of the daily
housekeeping is tnOugnt ont o. q nice.
~ and ~ few maids an Kept in the
school. 90" luull- are made |re-p0uzi
BILE for the proper ana efficient caro-
Of the entire houehold The indoor
life prepare pretty Iolidiy for the
t'.bscqugnf duties Of housewife and
mother. u Be- safe 20 say that when
those girls have their own establish
WcutE 10 manage there Will b. neither
CuIpahle negligence nor ignorance
Mary Parkinson. On The Nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

the people who only seem 10 make
friends with those below them. I have
In mind two girls I'm our neighbor-
hood who were married about ten
years ago. The husbands OF both OF
them have Eeen very successful in "A
business way, and so they both have
quite a little money TO spend.
Now. one OF these girls belonged TO
the class that have an instinct for
getting n And how she has got
ten m" ms by one she has made
valuable -acquaintances and elimi-
mated the worthless ones. until now
she travels in the most exclusive set
In an exclusive suburb.
h other girl belonged TO the sec
ond class. and will YOU believe "a,
she hasn't risen in the social scale
a particle. She has kept most OF her
old friends n among her new ones
there are hardly half n dozen who
are acquisitions in n social way. The
majority of her circle are people with
much less money than she. Why
even as ! write ! know she II taking
her hOusekeeper's niece to lunch i'm
town.
Queer. isn't Il. how some people
can be 50 stupid M blind q their
own interests?
And yet, somehow. there echoes I'm
my mind n phrase. For the first
shall Re the last. and the last shall
be the first" Now wouldn't il be
strange II In some new and different
existence things should he turned
quite tops y-turvy. and the people who
have sue "A talent for getting on
should find they hadn't gotten on"
after all?
For the first shall be the last. and
h last shall be the first"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
Whson-McC ausIsnd.

The wedding of Miss Sylvia Nc.
Causland of Elm Grove and Mr.. Rus
sci Wilson of Wheeling took place
Thursday morning at 5 o'clock al the
Elm Grove NJ. r.. parsonage, Rev. :.
Il. Hart officiating. The wedding was
quiet. only the immediate relatives be-
ing present.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George McCausland of the
Hotel Naples and the groom is tho
proprietor OF the Wilson pharmacy IN
South Wheeling.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilson left for a short
wedding tour. when they will visit
Mr.. Wilson's parents in Cambridge,
u, and upon their return will make
their home at the Naples for a short
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

Tho Womau's club ~ Noundsvillo
VIZ meet with Mrs Charles T. CARR
san this afternoon The program ia a.
follows.
Cod could boot hs sr.rrvHr.e therefore
Do made mothers lee Wallace
Uespuuses cote Saying uf D1iIIren
Mpfhers Problems
CAB TufN Go U.rrsfr. ......
.......... Me M r stewart
tbI putt fu husband frI rfI d-sn
........ ST.. D. 90 E.rfr..r
COB DUTY Co. Society Ur Good
MuaI'-uueft ll Mesiasre fIlff AND
Williams