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Money Loaned Salaried PeOpls
RAILROADS.
RALTlMORE & OHIO n. II.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the ODD Hour.
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
= 200 a-rn.-Diner. Pullman Farl0-.
go a-Ln---Bunet. ParlOr. ; HI Train.
e"s 90 a-n.-Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
1L-lO a-u--DineE and Pullman Parlor Car
100 p-m--Dicer and Pullman Barlor Car.
= p-m--'Il Royal Limited All Pullman
's-0e p-m--DineT aud Pullman Parlor.
o % p-En--Coacbes % Philadelphia
'u.5J p-El.-Sleepers-
'z-s2 a-l---Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:OO. 800. tho a M
ANNAPOLIS. week days, 500 T. m. 12:o5
IoSn 4:se, 500 ?. N. sun. $50 s.rn-, 80 pm
EtEI.X. HOUR on THE HOUR
(Heek cars Too a. m. y. Nd
- 10 BALTIMORE
80 1900 f6-S0. = 20. = q. 800. 'S;S0 s9o
10 9'92 - q a n. tlZ:o Noon; "a "a
50 .5,vJ, T5:Q3 80. fE 90 $50 &c., "s-oS
= 80, 1000 S1O-S5 "Il.S0. 'I1=5 p. N
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 a N, Il p, $50 p N.
Vile, 's:lo a. m. '3.0J ?. m, - 20 might
PITTSbVRG. sic a IL. '1-Z2. '9l0 p n.
1880 night
CLEVELAND. $40 .. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m
MhEELlNG- $40 a m. so p m
FREDERICK. Ts.2G. 1910, 81 an, ''l.s0
f4:o5. 1885 p. m
HAGERSTOWN. SD A. n. 1900 ?. ~
DAILY. Except Sunday. "sSundaY only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Oficess 147 St. Tel Main 1881 6ls
Station Ticket once. Tel. Main 1850: Inror-
UaLOQ Bureau. Main 1850 DOl4-u
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TIGERS AND PENN
NEAR AGREEMENT
QuakerS Not a Bit Anxious
to Go to Mich
lgan.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.-OuCe
again Pennsylvania and Princeton are
getting together.
The first steps toward buryirg tine
Ratchet have been taken. and the game
is now something moro than mere talk.
The subject has not Vet been taken up
by the football committees of tie two
. institutions. but matters, il is hoped,
Will be in such shape that the arrang-
ing OF a game may be presented 20 the
committees I'm a very short time
It was at the Yale-Harvard game that
q tnree-cornered agreement between
Yale. Harvard. and Princeton WIS talk
ed over The idea OF making the deal
four-cornered. taking in Pennsylvania
was also suggested and net with gen
eral approval.
At the Army-Navy game Manager
Iisston, of PENIS team, and Manager
Wheeler Of the Princeton, Eot together
and talked over the subject OF game
Since then Captain Hollenback and
Fuilback Mccormick. of Princeton,
have had earnest talks upon the sub
iec-. ANA Hollenback has been Nc
COrmicks guest FOR several DAYS. The
outcome of these COnfabs is that Penn
and Princeton are nearer to closing the
. breach than ever before.
Both Princeton and Pennsylvania
need the game.
With all due respect to Michigan
Penn IS not very strong about taking
q trip to the West If the schedule can
be aCccptably filled with Eastern at
fractions The expense incurred by
both colleges is largo and the receipts
are not as great as they would he from
a Triuceton-Penn game. Princeton does
not like the Indian game at New York.
The Tigers think IL savcrs too much of
show business and not enough IF sports
4. Il 4.
4 game with Penn would be purely
an intercollegiate contest PLAYED on d
college ground and before h college
crowd. So, both Penn and Princeton
would rro6f I'm several u-9yc nv a o.. mo
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IT should have the effect Of making
them do their produce buying as early
as possible. A couple Of live chickens
or turkeys bought now and allowed 20
fatten in the back yard would save the
consumer no mean sum on his Christ
mas and New Year dinners
Practically the same conditions apply
TO green fruits and yegetables-that is.
particular kinds which are always as
ISOLATED with this time OF the year.
Pumpkins and squash. apples. Ealnuts,
celery, etc, DO not generally ductuate
10 any noticeable extent, but a few
pennies saved on each purchase will
amount 20 enough TO buy another pres
ent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published orIy AS information and
not guaranteed.
500 II. Nc. & o. Limited. Daily. FAST
Nestibule train. Pullman sleepers 10 Lex
iDgton, Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis.
Chicago. and St Louis Connection for
Virginia bot Springs Pullman Car Louis
Vile 20 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
Cars O Ia carte service
u:1O T. NE. +. V. LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vesubUle train. Pullman sleepers Il
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping Car 20 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars. IA
carte service. Pullman sIeepers Cincinnati
70 Chicago and St Louis. and Louisville e
Memphis. Nashville, and New Orleans.
Reservations and uCkets at Chesa peale and
Ohio Offices = Pennsy iNanta ave: 5o9 i4th
St near +. and New Union station. Tele-
phone. Main 1880 FOR Washington Terminal
Cab Service, and Main 1860 or 2206 TO- g. & o.
Ticket Once uo25-tf
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GOOD CONDITION
WINS FOR HARRIS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l3.-Sandy
Ferguson. Of Boston. was defeated last
night by Morris Harris. Of this city. in
the wind-up of the Broadway Athletic
Club
Ferguson has not fought for some
time and carried much superhuous
weight when ne entered the ring. while
Harris was in the pink of condition.
at the finish Ferguson was i'm poor
shape. and Il was necessary for him TO
take a rest of several minutes before
he was able to leave the ring
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SPORTSMAN FATALLY HURT
ON EVE OF WEDDING

WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 1G.-The
death of Nicholas Dunn, clubman and
breeder of fine horses. who died Of in
iuries received at the recent Madison
Square horse show, where ne was
thrown from his horse. has halted plans
for what should have been notable
wedding.
Mr. Dunn was TO have married Mrs
Dorothy Henry Henderson, Of Wildwood
Clarke county, December % A hunt
wedding" COmmemOratinE their first
meeting. was planned. and the red coats
and hunting costumes Of the brides
maids already had been prepared.
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BARRY IS TOUTED
FOR WORLD TITLE

BOSTON. Dec. ia syndicate Of
Boston sporting men are proposing to
back Jimmy Barry for the heavyweight
title of the world as the Chicago slug
ger has made a great impression In the
Hub and his boxing here has led many
TO believe he Is the legitimate Candi-
date for the highest hOuors-
In a few days a big forfeit viii be
posted for Barry for a match with Al
Kaufmann.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office I4z1 Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-Fouowing schedule not guarantesd-
sos a. m d2ily--Seaboard Nail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers o Savannah
and Jacksonville Through sl--rsrs Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atlant- and Biz
minEham. Dining cars.
500 p n daiy--SeaboaTd Express Solid
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers TO
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Through
sleepers to Atlanta. Birmingham, and Mem
phis. Dining cars.
r. H sTANsELLs District Passenger Agent.
nol2-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

GRADED LOT. 40xlO0 20 alley; paved street.
cement sidewalk: water; sewer; gas; cleo
tricity. high. resident section OF Petworth:
block from cars. only 60 feet. easy terms or
viii exchange for Improved property. BOX
l25. Times office. del3-3t
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MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer.

On Saturday, December "A. 1907. at 10 30
a. m. I viii sell at public auction on the
lot west Of the building recently occupied
by the District OF Columbia Repair Shop
No. u ID street y. W, the following cor
demned material
Lot furnace castings. boiler hues and in
side blinds. Terms cash AT the time II sale
The District Of Columbia viii not be re-
sDonsibe for the care Of the above material
after same has been sold and turned over to
he purchaser.
BY order OF the Commissioners. d. C.
NJ. c. HARGRONE. Property Clerk ID. G
II
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AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & cos. Auc-
ton Rooms. 10th and d SITS. NV on Satur-
day. December Il. 1907. at 10 O'Clock viii be
sold all goods stored in the names Of VII
liam Corbett, Peter Lewis. E. lines. Alice
Chavis. Anna Davis. UNITED STATES
STORAGE co. des-7t-exSu
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GEORGETOWN GAMES
TOMORROW EVENING
A NEW DEPARTURE
Classy Athletes Carded
for Tourney in
Ryan Gym.

Georgetown makes it's entrance into
the gymnasuc held tomorrow evening
when the first annual gymnastic tour
nament and indoor games Will be held
in the spacious Ryan gymnasium on
the college grounds.
The affair is being held under the
supervision of Prof. Maurice Joyce,
physical instructor OF the university,
and 1t is largely due to his efforts that
the meet promises TO be a success
from start to finish. 1t Is just two
years now since the completion of the
new gymnasium at Georgetown. and
since the installation Of a gymnastic de
partment.
The interest shown by the college
students in the coming games surpasscs
anything Of the kind ever manifested
before at Georgetown. The prospects
are that sufficient class viii be demon
strated by the contestants TO warrant
the scheduling Of dual meets of this
nature with other colleges, most likely
Annapolis and Princeton. who have al
ready asked for dates. The admission
TO the games will be free.
The list of men who Will compete
in the finals Of the various events fol-
lows:
Wrestling.
Heavyweight class-Allan Glennon,
Cliff +. Woods, Herbert AIunhau, and
PercIval Bringartner.
Special match at los pounds-James A.
Fury and Vincent d. Daley, both Of
the Preparatory School
150-pOund class-GeOrge Mellin and
Mark Madden.
FOL
eaten weights-John Chapman. l23
pounds. VS.. A. l.. Parker. 124 pounds ;
L. L Spearman. 135 pounds, VS.. Charles
McFadden. 147 pounds
Gold medals will be awarded win
ners of all wrestling bouts
Indoor CAFES.
battle-ground shot putt. A. Fury,
V d. DALEY, J. Linus Moran, Edwin
Fitzgerald. elf Woods. a. GIennon,
Madden. McQuau. w. c. Yund. j. !.
ThiXuon, sam simon, and Ellsworth
Reilly
Ginning bar-F. J. Parker. w. c..
Yund. Charles McFadden, and Hughes
Spdldiug
High jump-Gordon Lamey. SpaIding.
J.. Fitzgerald, Gughen. ihiNton. z. Y.
O Kelly. and Charles J. Reilly.
Running jump from rings-Lamey,
Charles j. Reilly. Fitzgerald. ThiNton.
yGuEueu. Doud. Daley. and Duff
Rope climbing coutest-Lamey Doud.
Golden, Yuud. Chapman. Thixton.
Montgomery. Lynch. and LaPlantc
NaultiDE from horizontal har-Lamcy.
Parker. Gughen. ThiNtOn. Doud. and
MmLaU
Running high jump from spring board
-LdmCy. Parker. SpaldiuE. Fitzgerald
GuEhen. ThiNton. Lyons, and G. j..
Eo1rv
Onicials-Rcfcrec Of wrestling bouts.
= Conrad OF the Washington Young
Eu's Christian Association. assistant
referee wrestling bouts and manager
events. Prof. Joyce. Judges. Dr Harry
White Washington. D. c.: Charles
Hickman. Washington. and Edward j..
C~ummey. manager Georgetown track
team 1907. Timers, W. Il. Bowie and
e. kirkland
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FOR ExcHANGr-RrAL ESTATE.

s.. 500 EQUITY in III acres. four miles north
west Of District. high. half under cultivation
running water. granite quarry, small h0us.
fruit trees. fronting on TWO separate roads
near electric and steam cars. at $50 per acre
for city property. BOX IS7, Times office
delS-7t
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GRADED LOT. 40xlO0 TO alley. paved street:
cement sidewalk; water: sewer: gas: cleo
tricity. high. resident section OF Petworth 4.
block from cars. only SO feet. FOR improved
nrnnertN. BOX 1876. Times once. da1l-af
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FOR EENT-HCUSES.
FOR RENT-l7l2 TO 1924 V: new up-to-date
slX-room houses. all modern improvements,
F. W. GRAHAM & CO.. sI7 18th ST.
65S Z 81. Sc. rooms.
600 j. 81. Sc. . rooms.
BY OWNER, 10 9th ST. Sc. del3-3t
1918 K ST. SE.-s1 large rooms. bath. la
trobes large yard. porch across front. $3.50
month Inquire next door. del2it
1871 I ST. Ne. rooms. o.
" 4oLh 50. ne. rooms. bath a. M l.. p 80
ARTHUR CARR. 1922 G 81. =. ". dell-3t
FOR RENT-H5uses. apartments. and offices
IN al parts OF the city. For detailed list
send or call a. our office.
THOS. J. FISHER d co. dnc)
REAL ESTATE, loans AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
s3S 10Th st. NV.
NEW sIX-ROONf and bath: cenented cellars.
iaTnace heat handsomely decorated. SO. %.
y ana 18TH 81. sc. SAMUEL MASON. ls2s
- s. . deS-lt
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
BACHELOR apartments. rooms and bath.
e.
81. Up SENECA, % y St nv. del2-U
FOR RENT-FLATS.
REDUCED TO sI45o.
Neat fiat OF rooms and bath, In good section
Northeast west Of 9Th 81. COLLINS CUE R
10y CO. s-l 18th ST. nv. del2-u
FOR RENT-I7ss Riggs st. NV. % and 81
Hoo. beat and hot water. furnished. all light
"a moor. in a nne locality. MOORE a. NIL.
Inc. 1893 G. ST nv. dell-5t
62s 9TH Ne. d fiat. rooms: bath.....sls.5 90
1851 u ST. Sc ID and Sd fat rooms:
ARTHUR G1RR i5z2 c St \ " dsii-ss
FOR RENT-oFFICEs.
LARGE 'front.' room: ground door: best bus
ness center; suitable for light business. sI-
81 NV. dell-st
DESIRABLE odsce rooms in Evans building
1915 70 1914 New York ave Rental very ,0g
Including heat light and Jaulr1r service
ESTATE OF DANIEL s. EVANS. l4s4 New
FOR RENT-wAREHoUSES.
FOR RENT-smau warehouse near Union
Station. Apply COOMBE & SPADE 5Is +
81. aa11-Hf
WANTED-H HOUSES.
WANTED 90 buy a house from owner for
cash I'm northeast with 10 rooms. rfya
house number, size OF lot and price other
wise answer VIII not be considered. BOX IA.
Times Office Lef2-gt
WANTED-SIX-ROOM House
IN TIE NORTHEAST OR NORTHWEST.
~ GOOD SECTION: NOT OVER s. 500
FOR COLORED NAN.
ADDRESS BOX 80. TINES OFFICE. deIr-st
WANTED 20 rent an 20 Broom house
furnished or unfurnished. south OF y no-th
OF, II, west OF 18th. east Of 9Th. BOX g.
Times Office. dcIl-2r
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nR. FISK ELGIN

Expert IA the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes. All Consuita-
lions confidential Medicine furnished Prizes
moderate. 1898 Pa. ave. NV. Phone NJ. 1873.
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Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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W. 7. Baldus. N. D.. Pm ID. German Special
sst on T.seases OF the Brain. Nervous system
Heart. A1dneys. Stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors services and medicine s.. Te.. II
2516- Hours. 10 to !. 4 TO 3 So cor. sJh & + NV.
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-A fine uine--oom house, right
.... coca. .r.. r.I.EaE. miles rom city. just
rrs place for O. cII1-cI euplrye il the de-
rIrrusu-=- very low ami easy terms CAL
- CHARLES SHEPARD. Owner. 6s2 p ST.
NV. deIs-7t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

1l5-ACRE water front farm near Wssh-
lnEton; house and barn; wire fencing well
and spring: plenty OF fruit. COOL fishing. good
Tor farming or trucking; $500. easy terms.
BOX 14f Times. del22t
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DR., SHADE

20 years pra~-ice curlnE men Nervous and
private aiIrnent. cured quickly syphllitic blood
poison: skin diseases. bladder, reCtum. strict
ure kidney stomach, lungs. asthma ana gen
eraI debility promptly cured. Consultation
free: hours 3 4-3J. Saturday nights : 10 \
Closed Sundays T27 18th St nv.
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II yuu want q huv q Maryland farm o. rus-
aEb-n home. or nend for latest buiietfa
1AEICE DUCRETT z son.
AZ ~ ~. fvs-tf
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FOR RENT-wAREHoUsEs.

FOR RENT-Smau warehouse near Union
Station Apply COOMBE & SPADE SIP I
81. NV 5e1g-gf
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wANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-Oue 0r tao building lots or cheap
house. Raudle Highlands OF Congress Heights.
BOX r-l. Times Office. dcl23t
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ness Lenteri suItabIe Tor light business. 4I-
@ ST. NV. defI-st
DESIRABLE Once rooms in Evans building
1915 70 1874 New York ave. Rental very lo.T
Including heat, light and Janlt1r service
ESTATE OF DANIEL s. EVANS. I4.4 New
YORK Ave o5Is-qgt
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HOUSES.

WANTED 20 buy a house from owner f1-
cash in northeast with 10 8 rooms. give
house number, size OF lot and price other
wise answer VIII not be considered BON 1s5.
Times Office defg-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Ou 18th 81. ne. near r, six
ROBINS and bath brick. cellar and furnace
heat. Price only $500.
BARNARD & CHILDBESs. 1872 F ST. y. w
Ie11-8r
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WANTED 20 rent an s to- Broom house
furnished OF unfurnished. south OF y no-th
Of, II. west OF 18th. east OF 9Th. BOX g.
Times Office. deII-2r
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WANTED-SIX-ROOM House
IN THE NORTHEAST OR NORTHWEST
~ GOOD SECTION. NOT OVER s. 500
FOR COLORED NAN
ADDRESS BON g. TINES OFFICE. delI-s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-23
4 BISHOPS OPINION


bishop II VI Turner ~ the tfri-
raa NJ e church says that Roso~s-
seIts siizrfsnf&e II he E@grn salaiuEs
ia tbs country disgrace When
asked what be would do. af'ur say
ing that mo aegro should enlias In
The army. h. said
"T-'le government oug' Ia put
line AZ steamers between this coaH-
try and Africa and ALLOW every ne
gro to 20. N he wishes. 90 land
y here he'll he real man and not q
dummy Mexico II Offering homes TO
five millions. II only We had sent"
enough 10 go II th. negroes had the
sense the itlggIms had, they would
nll every road leading Ia Mexico
Well aud good But snpos" that
the government should put on that
line ~ steamers 80 Africa. does tn"
bishop think for a moment that "a
working and deserving negroes
would take advantage ri II and go
asks the Kansas City Post Hie must
know that the better class Of negroes
do not wish 30 go. nor can they be
induced 10 leave the United States
II they did he Is the very man TO
lead the exodus aud put his recon
m,udation 20 the test as 30 either
Africa or Mexico
Nowhere on earth It's ii negro ac-
cumulating property faster or bet
ter projected In his rights than in
the south. \ respectable negro has
no desire To leave and no fear of be
ing molesred in person or property
He has lived among those people all
his life and has more property now
than the "eolored idler and Grimm
al will ever have in the North, in
the border states or In Africa or
Mexico.
The whites zealously guard the
rights of the respectable negro, as
they do the persons of their wives
and children. and when lynchings
occur no good negro is ever concern
ed, nor does he uphold the crime for
which the within was put to death.
1t is all a matter of easy informa-
ton. Ask the negroes in any South
ern community now they rare as 10
rights of persons and property. Elk
anime the assessors books, examine
the negroes themselves without ear
shot of any white man and the
whites will abide by the testimony SO
given.
Good negroes do not wish to leave
the South and bad negroes have
caused the prejudice which now eN-
lists
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-23
PLANS or CUPID FRUSTRATED.
Officers Interfere With the Ko-
nance of II Young Couple.

The romance of a young couple
who were seeking a Gretna Green
beyond the confines of Ellis county,
was brought TO a painful termination
at Hillsboro Monday night by blue
coated minion of the law interfering.
The young people who We're thus dis
appointed in their plans to escape
the yigilant eyes of the brides faith
er and be secretly welded reside in
the Ray community.
The young man was only s years
old and the bride to be was about
four years his junior. They same to
Waxahachie Monday night, accom-
panied by the boys father, and the
trio bought tickets for Hillsboro,
departing on the Flyer for that city
THE train was late and this gave the
/ girls father time to come TO WaXa-
hachie and set the telephone lines to
working He called at the county
iaiI about - O'Clock and aroused
Taller Mckee and asked that officer
to get in communication with the Of
ficers at Hillsboro. Jailer Mckee
soon reached NlSUi lbH''lldI hu9i
at Hilsboro and instructed him Ca
intercept the runaway couple ana
take the girl from the train. When
the train reached that point the OF.
ficcr boarded it and soon found the
Youngsters He told them his mission
and they rctused to disembark. say
ing they were cu route to Waco. al
. though they had bought tickets tt
. .Husboro. The officer. however tool
charge of the girl and turned he
over to Sheriff Cox, who provided
her with accommodations for th'
, night utthe residence portion of th'
i iail m, young man and hts taihr
I also left the train and remained II
D. uilIsboro until the neat morning
4 Yesterday morning Sheriff Cox ac
.eompanied the girl tu WaNahacht
. aud turned her over fo her father
The disappointed lover and tafhe
returned uu tho same train with fh
D. sheriff und his fair charge
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The Daily News Is informed to-
d.. fhst M D g. willis larr 81
W.NbtphIr nas reru mtds waug4eF
FOL. .be Wn.ru Pierce uiI COMPANY II
mHu, u Ennis .1d already
bore fo .Htr. upon His 11tiee cas-
su,H Vr A. N Chas, sbo BIAS been
IH. uupuur Hud sus.sa-fH' manager
fuH several svaus eiH travel in Toe
Interest Ht |ht apmuaat NI CHASE
.atea hat be- vtif nu uut bias term
sile.man nat alil aot stand t"r
.t.s5ssia9u wF IAe .fsaeu thai ht
eHl Do. rH .h- aad aHt HbHuf Fssv
propose .slvu na ta the ,..4s inter.
.. WH Nlla suoa waH aRd
ea .H1 WHh eNattiene, Ia .HH oii
e4.inea tie sill make Ennta sas#i
..tsru EU.s Neaa
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Il. l.. Ingram. Midlothian, + G.
Dannellv, Oklahoma City, Jas. \.
Lincoln Dallas; Gail $. Durham,
Dallas. L. G. Woodson. Dallas Amos
Ward. Dallas. ] NJ. Long. Hillsboro +.
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Dallas: r. j. Wassell, Chicago; Joe
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Tom B. Burnett. Dallas.