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soon be sent to the various Masonic
bodies and il is expected that the hall
will be taxed to its capacity.
official announcement has been receiv.
ed of Grotto band competition at the
Buffalo convention in June. and in all
probability Kallipolis Grotto Band will
be one OF the contenders. in which event
il is confidently expected that the prize
will be captured by the Washington
Grotto. This band at the Richmond con-
vention last year. although but little
more than a year old. attracted much
attention. and caused some of the visit
ing bands to fear for their laurels a
year hence. The band entertained at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home last
Sunday. and on March 81. together with
the Glee Club. will participate in an en-
tertainment for the prisoners at the Dis
trict Jail.
Monarch L. W. Lihbey announces a
Buffalo Special ceremonial at the New
Willard for May 6 and has sent forth
the slogan. Each Prophet get a candi-
date" This will he the last ceremonial
prior to the Buffalo convention and 4
large class is anticipated.
Martha Chapter Confer. Degrees.
Tho chapter room Of Martha Chapter.
M. T. q. =. :. was the sren" of an
especially interesting meeting at the last
regular session. Following a brief busi-
ness meeting. the degrees We're confer
red on a class of seven candidates by
Past Grand Matron Hattie II. Hutchin-
son and Past Patron James +. Iutchin-
son, in the presence of a notable assem-
bly,. including Past Grand Matrons NJ.
Ella Espey and Grace Wilkins kimmel.
nd
Past Grand Lecturer Viola c. DE Shields,
together with Past Matrons Marion w.
McC'athran. Julia W. Earnshaw Grace
kricGer. Martha \. Harper. Flora T..
Campbell Effie f. Briggs. Lille Mac
Kenzie. Fila Woodward. and Evelyn
fIursh. ana Past Patrons Joseph II.
MiIans Robert r. Harvey and Francis
F. Kimmel and large gathering Of
members and visitors.
The old form of initiation complete
was used. reviVing many pleasant m"Tn-
orIes OF old chapter DAYS which We're
further described in poem. composed
and read by Past Grand Lecturer Viola
c n" Shields. Musical selections were
rendered by the Martha Chapter Quar-
tot. Miss Angela Fisher. soprano; Miss
Austin. c"ntraltO: George :. Melhs. ten
or and Robert Davidson. bass. with
Mrs. Norma l.. Flinc as organst
As a coming event Of interest 60 Mar
tina Chapter. a 'theater party Is an
nOur"cd for Monday, April 70. At the Co
lumbia Thsater.
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Sons of Jonadab.

Nt the" meeting "f Pioneer Council
held Friday evening. March 10. "A cor
dial w"Icom. was extended to Worthy
chief Brown on his return to the
chair after an absence of two weeks
during which Time h" visited his
mother in Massachusetts.
Thor" being no candidates to IL. in
itIatcd Worthy chief Erown selected
Brother Smith to MI the chair The
chairman. brother Smith. called on
Brother Maloney, sr.. to address the
meeting and the members shall long
remember his appeal for the cause of
temperance. Brother Underwood en-
tertained tn" members by rcciting a
piece entitled 'Swore OFF"
Worthy Vice Chief CariCo was call
ed on and the members enjoyed a very
able speech to the cause Of temper
anCc.
Worthy Sovereign Chief G +. Sud
warth and |. E. Maloncy also gave
heart tO-heart talks to tn" members
in connection with the work of the
order and the good it is accomplishing
and prompting the members AZ to the
performance of their duties as true
Sons OF Jonadab. and urging the
younger members I" take hold of
good caus" and pass it around among
their friends.
tanned at dinner on Thursday evening
at their residence in Virginia avenue
some of tn" older members of Pioneer
Council. Mr.. Watt was for some years
n member of the order. but for the
past four or five years has not taken
an active part in same. He has recent
" been reinstated and gave this re-
ception as Il sort OF renewal of old
acquaintance and true friendship
The time and place Of the meetings
of the various District councils are
as follows: Pioneer Council. G23
Louisiana avenue. Fridays. 40 D. M:
Good VIII Council. Four-and-a half
and G streets southwest. Saturdays.
30 p. m; Empire Council, Mondays,
$50 p. m.
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Wants More Women's Names.

Their" are go schools in New York
that Ar" /" h" ram"d for men and only
fourteen named for famous women.
Mrs. tarrI" chapman Gait assigned t."
TIA" collegiate alumnae the task ~
compiling an adequate list OF women
who's" names should be perpctuat"d in
school names. The names OF living
women viii b. eliminated. The four
teen women on thu. list are Susan Il.
Anthony. Grace hquilar. Clara Earton.
Laura EridSman. Phoebe Carey. julia
Ward Hove. Lucy LarcOm. Betsy Ross.
Harriet T.. Stove. Martha Washington.
EyanE"lin" Whitney. Emma Willard,
Frances N~mhle and Florence Nishtin-
ga!".
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Plan Reception for Nni. Gen. VIM
u. I.0Omis.

TIL" expected visit or MAJ Cen
William II. Loomis. of Grand Rapids,
Mich, to this city next month is Gre
ating much enthusiasm in the Uni
form Rank. Committees of the COM
panies are being formed to carry out
the plans of his reception and enter
tainnent which is to ne prominent
part in the grand visitation exercises
of Webster Lodge. when the grand
lodge officers pay the annual visit on
Tuesday night. April Il. in the audi
torium of the ryrhian Temple.
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knights TcmpInr i,itation~ An
nOunccd.

Tin" .,rwua. Grand VisIIbiIunS "f tn"
l.. T.. Grand commander and officers of
II" Grand '"mmandery :" IN" constitu-
ont Knights T"mplar Commentaries Of
TINS jurisdiction viii I've made as follows
Washington comma ndcrN. No. :, at
Masonic T. mpi". Wednesday. April :.
Columbia Cunmandery. No. :. at Ma
s"uI" Temple. Friday. April =, Potomac
""umLnd"rl No. :. at Masonic Hal
G.o~G"tnwn. Wednesday, April Z. ~"
N"lIy Mounted tnmmamd.Iv. No. I. ~
Masonic Temple. TUESDAY. April -. and
Orient Commanders. No. =. at Naval
LmdEc LLaM. MnmdaN. AnrlI =.
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Rn thbone-Supcri" Lodge Confcrs
Knight Rank.

Rathbonc Superior Lodge. No. -.
held successful convention Friday
night. at which the noted team of the
lodge. headed by Chancellor Command
err Talbot Fulissi. put on an impfes-
sive presentation of the knight rank.
in amplified form. in the presence of
large attendance of the fraternity.
which included grand lodge officers
and members from nearly all OF the
subordinate lodges of the District. In
the addresses of the visitors, follow
ing the work. fluctuations were eX-
tended to the lodge and the officers on
the superb rendition of the work and
elaborate character of its presenta-
ton.
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GearGc ". SoIIrrs Installed as Mas.
ter of Work.

\ delegation of the grand lodge Of
f"ers. including Grand Chancellor
kimmel. Grand Vice Chancellor Dick
man. Grand pre.ate Henderson. Ora nd
Keeper of Records and Seal Gasson,
and Supreme Representative kahlert
visited Capital Lodge. No -. Tuesday
night and installed Past Chancellor
George w. Sellers as master of work.
Short talks were made 10y the visiting
grand lodge officers and others. and
a social hour was enjoyed by the large
assemblage present.
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The board of directors of the ryth-
ian iiall Association. by resolution.
has requested Grand Chancellor Kim
mel to ask the subordinate lodges Of
the district to designate three mem
hers of each lodge to cooperate with
The board in devIsing ways and means
to Equidate the debt on the temple
and put the enterprise on a paying
basis as soon as possible. The recep-
rlOn of the letter of the grand chan
Cellor in the subordinate lodges IN
diCates = hearty cooperation in the
work outlined for this proposed com
mittee. and the appointment OF the
three representatives of the lodges
are being made as requested
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Father Rrbeknhs Enjoy Musical
Program.

Esther Rrbckah Lodge. No. =. met
Monday night At the close of the meet
ing the entertainment committee agree
ably surprised all by having Prof W.
J. Oates present splendid musical
program which was thoroughly apprs-
ciated and enjoyed The following took
part: Orchestral school. W. J. Oates.
instructor: Miss Ethel Minot, Miss Mil
dred Fastening. Master T. HopwOod.
Mrs. Fanny Chaffee, W. George. and
Miss u Claiborne
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Grand Lodge To Condurt Easter
SrrSi ice.

I"N'm" 'rvIc,. will h" held at tn" Ma
some ana Eastern star Home under the
auspices Of tn" Grand l.odcr ON Easter
sunday April I. at o'clock y. m. All
members OF tn" Masnni" fraternity and
their families and friends are cordially
invited T." 10" present. Ercthcr,.n who own
automobiles Will confer 4 favor upon Tia"
Grand l."GS" by PLACING Them at tn,
s"rvi'" "' III" fraternity Tor conveying
visitors fr'n tn" corner Of Georgia ave
M" ard RJtt"nhuU~.' street m"rthw"St to
n" home.
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,.ren-iou Chapter Plans Enterfnin-
menfs.

N~.enSi"" Chapter. No ~. o. :. at
- last meeting arranged Tor a china
-.r,,M... T., n.. held at IT. meeting April
20. ., ;n.at.~ party At Columbia Theat"~
,,rIl :, and -ummago sale /" h. hold
-. Src,ud week in May.
Wnrthy Matron Id, NJ. Huston Ar-
pointed each Of the star points CHAIR
u ,u %" e committee /" nave CharG" %
rL,. entertainments and refreshments.
...,,.n tururlitt,o serving in turn for ON.
rn"rrn NJ. Flora &. liver mad" a 70
ir,,rf on fac "U0hr" he'd at n"r HON" 70
,"tl, Wn'.h showed that tn" afftr had
added = -"n,il1 >'Im O." In" treasury ~
1870. 'nTiI'.-
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Degree Announced by Central
Lodge.

work last FRIDAY evening. but prepared
for tn, comforting of the first degree
next Friday evening. Tn" many friends
of Past Grand Treasurer William II.
Ernest, who has been confined 1" his
home -! X street northeast. Tor the past
two weeks. with sever" attack al reu-
ritIs will he pleased to know that his
condition is much improved. and that ne
hopes 20 he out and attending to bust
ness this week.
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Eastern Lodge to Entertain Guests.

Vt Eastern Lodge No. : last Wedncs
dav night the third degree was confer
red on TWO candidates under the dircc
ton OF Degree Master Il. &. Wheeler
ON March n. the next meeting night.
th"r" Will he nn dcgre" work. tn"
evening will NJ. devoted To social gath
ering Of the members and their families
and friends The program for tn" even
ing will include musical and literary tai
ent Of exceptional ability and will con-
clud,. with refreshments.
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Myrtle Lodge Plans Anniversary
Roll Call.

Myrtle Lodge. No. -. at IT'S last con-
ventiou made relim:nary arrange
mentS for Il roll-cail meeting TO he
held on or about the Anniversary date
Of IN" lodge next month. when en-
tcrtainment features ar" to l." pre-
scented II is expected that the plans
adopted viii result in the largest at
tended meeting of it's own Members
for rOll-Call the lodge has ever held.
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Degree WORK Sch rduIcd b> nion
Lodge.

I'm."u i.odSr. 40. II. conferred tn" iui-
tiat"ry d"gr"" last Monday evening. and
tomorrow evening will confer tn" first
dcgrce. The ludg" invites til, attendance"
% members Of oth'r lodges.
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& rnnd Patriarch to Make tsitatiOn

Next Friday evening Grand Patriarch
F.. w Bradford and his corps Of Grand
Encampment officers will pay Mdg"nenu
EnCamrment. No. !. - grand visitation.
II i urged that all the members "f the
several .ncampmeuts attend the visira-
tiou.
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Dorcn> Rcbrkah- Hold social >cs-
stOnS.

Tn" social sessions Of DOrCas Reheka ii
Lodge. No J. az. well attended and are
Thoroughly enjoyed. Thursday evening
Of each week H. the evening set for the
members TO gather at the home Of one
of the lodge members and hold social
session with "a good program. Several
useful presents have been received as
priZes r-Sultin2 from contests. Last
Friday evening the lodge received the
grand master. William j. Rich. and his
officers accompanied ny tn. president
Of the Rebckan Assembly. Mrs. GriGgs-
ny. and her officers. The visitation CLOS
81 with the serving OF refreshments.
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High Priests 10 Hold banquet.

Tn" Amounted High Priests Of Royal
Asrh Mssons will hold a banquet in tn"
Ehairr "Wednesday evening. Th""d"r'
r. l..huS Is IN char-" IF arrangements.
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Harmony Lodge to Conduct Rrli-
giOus Services.

Harmony Lodge. No. -. 7 \. \. VI.
will conduct religious services at tn"
Masonic and Eastern Star IIum" this
afternoon.
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Coldwell Company. No. I. of the
Uniform Rank. is expected to make
arrangements, at its assembly. Thurs
day night. to take part in the recep-
ton and entertainment of Maj. Gen.
Loomis when he visits the city next
month.
Washington Company. No. i, began
its series of weekly drills. Wednes-
day night. Capt. George whiting and
other officers and men are encouraged.
and look forward to again being prize
winners at the encampment OF the
Uniform Rank. the next biennial meet
ing of which will be held at Nashville,
Tenn. At the meeting of the COM
pany Wednesday night words OF en-
couragement were extended in the
short talks of Past Maj. T. A. BY
mum, Past Capt. Fred n. Pelham. Past
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Webster Lodge Announces Esquire
Rank.

Webster Lodge. No. :, has an
announced the presentation of the es-
quire rank for Tuesday night. Web
ster Lodge had an instructive exem-
plification of the lesson of friendship
in the page rank last Tuesday night.
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Note. of Scottish Rite bodies.

MltnraS lLndGr ~ I"El"C'!oH. -Ni'l'h'
and Accepted Scottish Rite. will confer
the fourteenth d"Er"" on Tuesday y.
March %. with Francis y. Sebrlng, thir-
ty-third degree honorary, as venerable
master. assisted ny Allen Bussius.. thif-
ty-thlrd dcCre" honorary: John II. Won
Hermann. X c. &. H.. George X.
Iravis. h Z. G. IL: James II. Nc
lntosh, X. =. =. H.. and Milton Hopfen-
Inaier. X 9. {. Il.
ON Thursday April l. Evangelist
Chapter R"s, CrOiN. will hold the an
rual meeting incident to Maundy Thurs
day for tn. rN;InEuishinG of the lights
of the CHAPTER. The ceremony will be
performed by John II. Won Hermann.
X. G. g. H. wise master. assisted by
George + Davis. X. =. c. H.. senior
warden: Horace r Mcintosh. h. G. c.
II, IunI"- warden: Sulaimaan David.
X e. & II. orator: Roe Fulkerson.
thIrty-Seconi degree. as alnoner: Elmer
= SimDsor. X { G. II. secretary:
Louis Goldsmith. thirty-third honorary,
;~"asurer. and Milton HOpfenmaier. h.
g. c. IL. master nj ceremonies, The
obligatory toasts. to which responses
will ne made IN tn" chapter. arc: To
Albert Pike in silence. to our govern
mont and tho President. by Gaylord NJ.
Saltzcah-r. thirty-second degree. Com
missioner Of Pensions; to the Supreme
council thirty-third degree. for the
southern Jurisdiction of tn" nlt"d
states. hy George Fleming Moore. thirty
rulrd degree. sovereign grand command
~. Ia The sovereign grand commander.
standing. 10 the Grand Lodge Of IN"
District Of Column bia. by Alexander
.i~ant. thirtv-spcond degree. grand mas
ter. to the memory Of tn" brethren OF
IhrS" degrees whose labors here below
h.. Masonic
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Fred u. Stuart EnCampm"nt No. !.
conferred the 'i"iden Rule degree upon
Brother Roy Fitch. Of Eastern Lodge.
No. :. last week. and at its next session
will confer the Royal Purple degree.
Arrangements nave been made for the
coming visit by the grand patriarch.
Ernest w bradford. and his Grand En-
caInpm.mt officers.
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Committee on Pythian Education
Meets.

The committee on Pythian Educa /
ton, composed of Samuel NJ. Pearson.
chairman, II. NJ. Vandervort. and h w.
Heiss. secretary, met at grand lodge
headquarters Wednesday night and
discussed plans for the years work.
Recommendations were made to the
council of grand lodge officers which,
when adopted, will carry out plans
the committee has formulated.
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Masonic Affairs.
alcndRr.


Lodges.
March 29-harnon:. No. L. spe,.iaI. $50. T. 4.
ard +. e.; Stan-lrIr;. No. q. sI.cial. VI. VI.
March 3i-Wa shinStnn Centennial, No. II. sTe-
gal. VI. VI.
4nI NAVAL, No. I; Hiram NJ. 10. NJ NJ;
la Fayette No. 70; William II. Singleton. No. -.
April 2-Col-mhia. NJ. ;. Lebanon. No. :.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
March 1o-Anacostia. No. Il, special 7. and VI. t.
April School Of Instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIES.
ATril Columbia. No. =.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
March a-Mithras r.nigc "t Perfection. fourteenth
d"gT<r.
ATnl l-EvaugrIist ChaTser. knights Of Rose
CrpiN. MANDY Thursday cxerrls-> and banquet
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
ATril FISHER ". :.
ARM 2-MIr;ha NJ. {: AsCnsi0n No. -
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Following a meeting of the supreme
lodge officers in New York city re-
Gently. il was decided to arrange a
special film of the screen story of
Damon and Pythias, shown in this
city several months ago. to be used
in lodge work
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Amity Lodge. No. -. last Tuesday
evening enjoyed social hour. with
music and songs. and short address 10y
EIc.. Grand G"org. cummings.
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Doings Of the Odd Fellows.
Calenda

SUBORDINATE LODGES
March 2e-Union. No. II, DEGREE; Beacon. No. Is.
grand visitation; LanGdOr. No. d. deEree
March 3O-Wishinsron. No. s. degree: Golden
Rule No. a. and Amty. No. z business.
March Sl-Eastern, No. :. social seson; Har-
mony No. D. sta: JoCisl - Federal City, No. %.
degree.
ArriI I-Co.unbia' No. 10. and Salem, No. -.
degree.
April c-CentrRl. No. l. degrse; Metropolis. No
s and PhoenIN No. D business.
ENCAMPMESTS.
MArrh 3l-Cohmbian No. /. degree.
AUril Mas. menu. No. T. grand visitation.
PATRIAECHS MILITANT
April ) Canton Washinston No. ! monthly bust
mos cAntOnInent.
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Washington Lodge. No. .. last Tuesday
evening conferred the first degree upon
not only their own candidates. but one
fur Langdon Lodge. No. d. Next Tues
day evening the second degree will be
conferred. and all odd Fellows are in
vited to be- present.
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Grand Master to Visit BeacOn
Lodge.

Beason Lodge. No. l., at its session
last Monday evening, completed arrange
ments for receiving the grand master
and his corps Of Grand Lodge officers
next Monday evening All members of
tho order are cordially invited to be
present tomorrow night
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Lieut.. Charles Sanford. and the Off
GERS and members OF the company.
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Knights Of Pythias Events.
Will Celebrate Fifteenth Anniver

Century Lodge. No. 30. will celebrate
its fifteenth anniversary tomorrow
night in the Pythian Temple. a gen.
eral invitation has been extended TO
the fraternity and a large attendance
is expected. Supreme Representatives
elect Mark Stearman. chairman of the
committee in charge, announces An elah-
crate program.
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SUBORDINATE LODGES.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-14
NEWS 0FTHE RIVERS

stage of river 2?a feet, = rise c
a turing ;he preceding "a hcars.
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CARDINAL CT2I9ES HAS
EXPERIENCE WITH A
~ s.-
BEGGAE At BALTIMORE

Baltimore. Md. jan ,3.-.foGchet
ny the arpeaI Of a professional beg
gar, Cardinal Gipao13 m his after
noon vala, rola the man to wal
Iuntil he o3nlu set a Mn changed
As the rre'ste stepped into a store
Ia police sar1eaat stepped UP.
At your old game" he said tc
the man II arrest yoa for bes4ius
On the street. At that moment
The Cardinal came from the store
Here's q quarter for you. nv
1aa, he said extending the coin.
At the alms-seaker showed his
bands ieoo down into his pockets
Il cant take IL, he replied.
I'm under arrest
g'he Cardinal shook his head sad
ly as the policeman led his pris-
oner away.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-14
FOR POSSESSION OF
RAILWAY FRENCH IN
BATTLE DRIVEN BACK
Concluded from First Page.l

berlin, by wireless 10 London
Jan. Il The war office today
gave out the following statement
Ia the western theatcT Of wa
fierce artillery duels took place il
the leightorhood If Nieuport. They
resulted in the evacuation Of the
enemy's trenches at Paiinsbure. q
suburb of Newport. The enemy's at
tack near the canal of La Bass
have been finally repelled"
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Nothlng TO % but Work.

Head Constable Mercer. Ilvarto.
haa been appointed an Inspector Qnde
tha "Wart Diseases Of Potatoes O.
der. His other appointments are
borough police chief. FIRE brigade can
tain, inspector OF food aud drugs. DC
troieum. explosives. meat, weights anC
measures, shop act, mildew In goose
berries. fa0rics tmisdescription) act
common lodging houses, sheep dippin,
order, and cattle diseases, and assis:
ant relieving o1eer-Tlt-Bltz
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-14
5OOO-POUND BUOY
CAUSES DEATH
5OFOOI WHAlt
The Sea Monster Becomes Entan lCl
III tie Chairs o. the Buoy anl
Dies Of Exhaustion.

st. Johns, " r Jan 12.---" Rear
Ing Ball buoy, which win r.
anchor weighs ZOO acuads we
carried away 0y d whale, accerdm &
10 officers OF the Canadian Govern
ment steamer LansG0Wne In por
today from a search for the MISSING
guide to mariners.
The lansdowue found q -aG
whale 80 feet long entanklei in the
chains of the buoy which had beou
dragged a long distance Tile whale
died Of exhaustion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-14

Tor Cairo and vicinity: Far
THURSDAY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-14
lLFXANDER CLUB Will.
CONTEST WITH HIGH SCHOOL
INDOOR BASEBALL TONIGHT

The second game Of the series Of
indoor baseball WILL be PLAYED this
YenAg at the Armo1y in which
the Alexander club and the Hieh
School teams will contest. The
game promises to be well attended
and an interesting contest is cx-
pCeted
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-14
AhslnfhA

TIE principal poison In abslnths IL
vegetable substance known as
tbYon- 1t Is found in NORWOOD.
which is used IN making absintha.
srance Is the largest consumer OF alb
siathe taking more than all the rest
OF Europe. The consumption has been
steadily increasing, so that in 1871
over l,oc0.o coo gallons of abslniha ere
used Ia Franco.