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The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

sister to EvanEeIina
Charles @. d. Roberts.
Soldiers Trial Gen. Chas.
King
Solitary Summers. Count
ess Won Arnim.
Song Of q Single Nota.
Amelia z. Barr.
Sorceress OF Rome. Tha
Nathan Galiizier.
Specter Of Power. Charles
z. Craddock.
Spirit Lake. Arthur Hem
ing.
Spirit of Service The. =.
z. Wood.
stillman Gott. Edwin Day
Sibley.
Tales OF the Argouautz.
Bret Harte.
Tales OF the Road. ChaG
n. Crewdson.
Tekla- Rooert Barr.
That Mainwaring AnaIr.
A. n. Barbour.
Thompson's Progress @
J. Cutcli6e Hyns.
Three Men and q Maid.
Robert Fraser.
Throckmorton. Molly h
Seawell.
Thyra Varrick- Amelia 4
Barr.
Tory Lover, A. Sarah o.
Jewett.
Truth About Tolna Bsr-
tha Runkle.
Tysons, The. May Sinclair.
Uther and Igraine. War
wick Deeping.
Vayenne. Percy Brsbnsr,
vergilius. Irving Baohsl-
Ter.
Web, The. Frederick T.
HILL
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WASHINGTON. D. C. G STREET

Man who Was Guilty. L
II. LonEhead.
Market Place. The. Har-
old Frederic.
Meadow Grass. Alice
Brown.
Medal OF Honor, The. Gen.
Charles King.
Memoirs OF an American
Citizen. Robert Hsrrick.
Midnight Guest. A. Fred
NJ White.
Miser Hoadley's Secret. A.
W. Marchmont.
Mrs. Scraggs. Henry Wal
lace Phlilips.
Ny Friend Prospero. Hen
~ HRrland-
Ny Lady and Allan Darke.
G. d. Gibson.
Ny Merry Rockhurst- A.
and z. Castle.
Ordeal Of Elizabeth, The.
Anonymous.
Peggy O'Nsal. Alfred b.
Lewis.
Portreve. The. Eden Phil
potts.
Price Of Freedom. A W.
Marchmont.
Real World, The. Robert
Herrick.
Reaper. The. Edith Rick
erE
Red Year. The. Louis
Tracy.
Richard Yea and Nay.
Maurice Hewlett.
Road Builders. The. Sam
uel Merwin.
Robert Tournay. William
Sage.
Romance of John Balm
bridge. Henry George, tr.
r o m a n c Q Of Terence
O'Rourke. L J. Vance.
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LABOR UNIONS TO ACT.
object to Gas Companies Competing
with Merchants.

It is likely the Central Labor Union
will soon take active steps to prevent
the gas companies from selling gas
ranges in violation OF their charters Al
a meeting last night the matter was dis.
cussed in detail. The union objects q
the companies competing with the mer-
chants OF the city.
Plans were completed for the annual
smoker OF the organization TO be held II
typographical Temple next Monday even
ing. Nineteen members OF Congress who
hold union cards are expected 10 attend
Samuel Gompers, president OF the Amer.
lean Federation of Labor, and Secretary
Frank Morrison have been invited
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Adventures, The coralie
Stanton.
Aladdin & Co. Herbert
Quick.
Apple Of Discord. Earle
Ashley walcott-
Arncliffe Puzzle, The. Cor
don Holmes.
At Home with the Jar
dimes. Lillian Bell.
Barlasch OF the Guard. II.
S. Merriman.
Black Friday. Frederic g.
Isham.
BIindfoldsd. Earle Ash
ley walcott.
Broken Sword. A. Gen.
Charles King.
By Force Of Circumstan-
css. Gordon Holmes
Chance Acquaintance. W.
D. HowellB.
ClementinA A + W. Ma
son.
Clementina's Highway
man; Stephens an Z
Westiey.
Comrade John Msrwin
and Webster.
Constance TrescotG g.
Weir Mitchell.
Corsican Lovers. Charles
FELTON, Pidgin.
Crucible, The. Mark Lee
Luther.
Custom OF the Country.
Mrs. II. Fraser.
Diana of Dobson'A Cecily
Hamilton.
Dlomed. John 8. wise.
Elizabeth Visits America.
Elinor Glyn.
Federal Judge. The. ChaA
X. Lush.
Flower o. the Orange. A.
and z. Castle
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16
NAVY MAGHINISTS
GAIN A POINT
High-grade Workers at Local Yard
Hereafter VIII Receive 81 a
Day as Wages.

Higher wages were put within the
reach Of a portion Of the machinists at
the washington Navy Yard by de-
cision rendered yesterday by Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy winthrop. The
request OF the mschinists for q general
increase OF pay was refused. but in
stead. II was decided that portion OF
the men, engaged on high-grade work,
be paid the highest rate, 81 q day. at
present confined 10 very few men.
Added compensation was considered Just
because OF the greater cost OF living in
Washington The Navy Department gave
out a statement. which follows in part:
THE percentage OF machinists at the
Washington Navy Yard receiving the
highest rate OF pay Is abnormally great.
approKimatlng So per cent OF the total
number OF machinists employed. This
percentage is far greater than the per-
centags IN any civil establishment COM
parable 20 any extent TO the Washington
yard
The department believes that the rat
ing OF machinists by GLASSES having been
abolished, and from the fact that GER
tain machinists at the yard are undoubt-
cdly doing specialized ordnance work of
a high character, It would be justified
in authorizing the promotion to this pay
OF q certain number Of machinists who
are now practically continuously engaged
In such special work
This promotion will be made from
time to time by the commandant until
there shall be a rational proportion es-
tablished throughout At no time shall
there be more than one-third OF the
machinists OF the highest pay, nor more
than a total of two-thirds In the FIRST
two highest paid ratings combined"
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Foes IN Law. Rhoda
Broughton.
Fool Errant. The. Maurice
Hewlett.
For Jacinta. Harold Bind
loss.
Garden OF Lies. Justus
Miles Forman.
Golden Greyhound. The.
Dwight Tilton.
Golden Hope. The. Robert
II. Fuller.
Golden House. Charles
Dudley Warner,
Great Mogul The. Louis
Tracy.
Green Diamond, The. Ar
thur Morrison.
Heart OF the Ancient
wood. c. D. q. Roberts.
Helpers. The. Francis
Lynde.
Heritage OF Peril. A. W.
Marchmont.
Heritage OF Unrest @.
Overton.
Hope Hathaway. Frances
Parker.
IdlerA. The. Morley Rob-
erts.
Island IN the Air. Ernest
lngersoll
In Babel George Ada
Jewel Weed. Alice A.
Winter.
Kilo. Ellis P. Butler.
Lawrence ClaverinR. A. E.
w. Mason.
Little Sister OF Destiny.
Gelett Burgess.
Lodestar, The. Sidney r.
Kennedy.
LourdeA Emile ZolA
Lunatic at Large. J. stor-
er Clouston.
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Found Dead in His Bed.

Antonios Panopaulos. twenty-eight
years old. was found dead In bed yes
terday morning IN a small back room
above his restaurant. at 1915 NJ street
northwest. a victim OF carbon monoxide
ga9 A water heater attached to a boiler
in the bedroom was burning when the
body was discovered. Coroner hewitt
gave q certificate accordingly.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16
Reviews District Guardsmen.

Gen. James A. Drain made the presen-
tation OF colors and reviewed the Sec
ond Infantry. n. G. D. c.. last night at
Center Market Armory. The exercises
opened with the formation OF the regi-
ment, with Company NJ. under command
Of Capt. Brian, acting as escort OF the
colors, marching to music by the Second
Infantry Band.
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BIRTH RECORD.
MHlTE

WHlTE
william A. and BsteIls NJ. TdTeF, boz.
Jossph and Ida ". HASlipp. Eih.
Frank md Fancesa ScuGf0us, bog.
Earl z and Fl@enos z Can, Ed
Kari and Bessie NJ ROesleT. Eirl.
Charles NJ. and FrAnces L Ireland. bog.
Harrison and CiarI StidhEm, Eid.
WAlteI Y. and sara Z. Dunnd, boz.
AbEahhn J. and OAtherins Sugar. Eih
Meye and BESIDE Cohen. bog.
Jules A. and ME1d II. widmur. EiTL
LAurenos J. and May A Curtin. Eih-
Moss and Jennie Rather. girl
Jossph and EnsStA Pasqualli, bog.
Edward Ia and Nellie v. Wittstat;, gil
Charles N. and Helen BeaIl. boy.
willis z. and Flra N Hall bog.
Th@as 8. and Lillian NJ Bond, bog.
Ge1rys d. and Bessis Z Tolbat, bog.
lanes and P1orunos Soott. bog.
Floyd and Annie ouison, bog.
Henry and Csnis GreenleAf. giri.
Hamilton !. and Grlcs z Rothruck- bog.
Richard @. and May L. RGSiingA. bog.
Arthur r. and GrAns B. Ward. boy.
william A. and MAbel e D1Eis. EirL
Jossph d. and May Z. Dent bog.
William 8 and May LoEAn, bog.
Charles J. and Margaret Murphy. bog.
Martin and Catherine FOwmohI. boy.
BdElrd A. and Barbsrl Roche. girl
Raymond and BlAneh Ward, bog.
COLORED.
William II. and Martha J. DGTiS Lih
Thomas and May Taylor, girl
James and Mary Platter. boy.
Highter and Mildred Jackson. rrl
Sam and Mary Marshall. ah.
Alfred End Julia Keys, girl
EFuJ and MallSiA LomAx, sin.
Geugu and Cathrins A. ThomaA girl
Thomas W. N. and RosA u. Grim. Eiri.
Charles and Con- Carter, girl
Harvey and Martina HEwkins. girl.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
e. S. Dept Of Agriculture. ws.th.z Bureau

washington. honQAy. JanuATy y
The weather has bec1ns considerably coldT IN the
Nissis-fpTI and Ohio yzIleys the LAks region and
the Gulf states while decidedly wlDsT weather has
orerspreAd the Northern Plains Stats and the Rocky
Mountain reEion.
The Indications are thHt the weather viii Be Eunsr
ally tair Tuesday and "Wednesday throughout the
country.
The weather VII Be- oolder TussdAy along the A.
lsntic coast the chnnEs amounting TO q cold wave
IN New England. Considerably WHrmeF weather viii
uFerspread the Plains States Tuesday the Mississippi
md Ohio vaIlsyH. and the West Gulf States Tuesday
and WEDNESDAY, and the Eastern and Southeastern
Stak.s WEDNESDAY.
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DEATH RECORD.
KHITk

WHITE
Jenis r. wi1oughby. q years. the Rockingham
ApartmentA
EmmA P. Becker. 8, 8I1 Adams NH rOad-
Herbert W. Ledere-. q. 2s H st NJ
Mabel K. Conner, 3, lS5 t. -
Antoneos Panopulos, 2, s5l6 NJ 81 nv.
Cadius B. Jewell, s.. iS2i Vt ave NV.
John W. schlosser. A. SO Columbia rad nv.
GeneTa l. Thoma son, s. Tl3 q. Se
william R. Padgett, $. sls L Il -
Fanuine Barnard e5. ITol n. J. are
John Vehmeyer %. I16 81 nv.
james Quinn, %, EmGgeny Hospital
Bertha Quinn co. Emergency HospAtL
Charies Murphy TO- washington Asylum HospttAl
saIlie O. Cocms s., - Z st ne
Louis Mayn. ~ GoEenment Hospath inAna
Leonard Barron, q. M S5th st nv.
Lawrence z Cannon, "A, the Cedl ApArcmfntA
Jossuh x Gaines g. eo2 5th st nv.
Eduard Healy, 81. sos I'd st NV.
Mararet II. FuTionx. g. GeursstOwn courunt q
Wfuism Rady. 70, George washinstDn Hospatal
laura v. Nayior 1 go r st ~.
Emily Brrryiey. is washington Asylum Hospftai.
Charies m Searls s. EB 18th 4. -
Ffaucis NJ smith, 2 days, 9oa PGry e ne
COLORED.
John Ashton 70 years, Govt Hosrft1l Insane
Richard Rozsrs Sc, Washington Asylum Hosdtal
HnaIlns RoSansun, n HONS for AEnd md ham.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

Eorfolk and washinEto1 Steamboat Company-I
aRamers from foot q Seventh street for Old Pulni
Onfmt and NofoIk dSily at ssB p n.
Can from F1ftcenth street. and New Horf avenue
every quarter hour for main entrances Zoo Pnrk and
Chew Chase.
To Great FaTs-Grsat FsTs and Old DomAHIos
Railroad czr even fsu minutss tun ThttyStxtA
and II GtrestA
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Local Tempernture.

8 a. m, IS; 10 .. m, 10: Il noon. y; p m, 2
D. N, z; p N. 2; p N. II; 10 p N, Il.
Highest 2; lowest, Il
Relative hunjdity-s q m, .; 2 p m, 81; ..
m - Rainfall ts p m TO p. nj, T. Hours Of
sunshine o: per cent Of possible Sunshine. O.
Temperature sane date last year-Highest IS; low
est, u.
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Tide Table.

To-dHy-Hish tide, sSR e. M and sas n .,lo-
tide, 1910 q N and i28 =. N
Tomouow-High tide so q n. and eso n N
low tide. 1zR q m. and % D m.
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Temperatures in other Cities.

Tempeztures IN other cities. togethsr with the
amount Of rainfall for the tEenty-four hOurs endea
at p n. yesterday. are follow:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

The Health of the Family
Bread. Highest in nutriment. At Grocers.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

To Cure a Cold IN One Day,
Take LAXATIVE BROM0 Quinins TAbletG Drug.
gists refund money II It fails 70 cure. Z W.
GROVES Signature Is on each box SC.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16
TRY MURINE EYE REmrvVl

For Red, Weak. Weary, watery Eyes
ard GRADUATED EYELIDs
nuFins Doesnf smart-soothas Eys Pain
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

Upton Bud is so lazy his wife
had t sharpen ever stump on tn
farm.
A'feller with droopin' mustache
never refuses soup. i
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NAT.
ural, nonsurgicals too-pL book free, Apply
by mail, el6 Colorado Bldg Free lecture
for women Wednesdays at an .. n
ffs-0
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sToCK-
holdss of the Cty q Suburban Railway Of Wash.
ington for the purposs Of elsctinE . board q d.
such other business VII properly befors tbs
meeting. viii Be held Et the ofcs Of the eompany.
itth and Eat Capitol Ets., washlngtol, D. O. %
SATURDAY. January %. lsi2 at y O'Clock noon-
?. J. WHITEHEAD. SecTrtE-J.
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jalo.HILIs.HD

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the GeorEstown and TennsllytoGn Rail
way Company for the purpose ot slecting board Of
directors to for the ensuing yea- and 70 trans
the meeting. will be held At The otscs q the con-
pany. 18th and East Capitol sta. Washington. d. C..
On SATURDAY. January %. 1914 At = O'Clock nooa-
y. J. WHITEHEAD. SECRETARY.
talonHBRD
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

IaE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders d the Anaeostia and Potonas Rive Rail
road Company for the pupose Of slectiag boGrd q
directors 70 for the ensuing year and TO trlns
act such other business VIII properly bsfoCs
the meeting win Be held at The ofios of the o11a-
pany. 18th and East Capitol sta. Washington, ID.
G, On SATURDAY, January %. isi3 a u O'Clock
noon F. J. WHITEHEAD, SserseGry.
JAlOI2Ml6pD
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

nuL oouEention q the o. S Qr1 sSrTics
Retirement Association VIII b hsld At Odd ri
lows Hall - Seventh street northwest WashtnE-
ton. D. C., JANUARY - and n. 49, eon-
Board q Director A W. MCKEE. President
NJ. 7. FINNAN. Secretary, ss5 Pa. ave. nv.
4aIGN
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the BdEhtHood Railroad Company for
the purpose of slecttnE board of directos 70 BrTs
for the ensuing year and 10 transaot such Other
business VIII properly eons bsfors the nesting,
viii be held At the otaos q the eompGny. 18th and
East Capitnl Sta. Washington d. @. SAT-
URDAY, January 20, 1872 at Il O'Clock noon
y. J. WHITEHEAD. SeGrtE1.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of the Potomac Electric Power Company
for the purpose Of electins board of dirsctno n
Derys for the ensuing year. and 70 anaet such 0hS
business a. WIN prcperly cone before ths nesting.
win Be held at the odics Of the company. ilth and
East Capitol sts.. Washington. d. C.. On SATUR-
DAY, January .. lsl2 At u oeioek noon.
T. J. WHITEHEAD. SeeTStA15.
5alo.I2AI6RD
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sroCK-
holdsu q tbs waihi1gf1n RAiiNay and Eecuts
Company for the pupoas Of elsctinE q board Of d.
recors 10 serve for the snE1ng year and 20 trsnsacs
such other bushes Win properly bsfoFs tha
meeting. Ein Be held al the ofaes of TIE oompany.
18th and East Capitol Sta, WashinEtOn d. @, oa
SATURDAY. January %. 1874 At z o'clock nooa.
+. J, WHITEHEAD, ssaStG1.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

Us.. d. ny.tsli0s "ETsF-Fi0vinE'' B0Ets
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04
A Strong Show.

Waco has been visited by many
high class stock companies and big
tent theatres, but it remained for
Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfinders to be
the best yet. Their performance last
night under their palace pavilion
theater at the corner of Ninth and
Franklin streets was attended by
large crowd of Waco amusement
seekers. The play presented was "A
Fight for Million or The Man
From Texas" Dealing with the ex-
citing times of Black Friday on
Wall Street in 1858. The cast was a
large one and it is evident the Rent
frows have come to stay, as the en-
is for an indefinite per-
od. There were many high class
songs and moving pictures between
acts. making a continuous show
from start to finish with something
doing all the time. THE Great d.
vorce Case" will be the play for to-
night and Wednesday matinee at
2:3O. Friday night is set aside for
ladies' society night. A feature at
traction will pe put on. The com
pany's own orchestra renders some
i very fine seleetions.-Waco Times
! Herald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04
sHERIFF's SALE.

The State of Texas, County of Ellis:
! By virtue of an order of sale is
sued out of the Honorable District
Court of Hill County, on the 27th
day of March, 1912, by the clerk
thereof. in the case of B. G. Gee by
next friend of w. B. Jackson versus
S. E. johnson, Jr., ct al and to me
as sheriff, directed and delivered, |
will proceed to sell within the hours
prescribed by law for Sheriff 8
Sales. on the First Tuesday in June,
1912, it being the 4th day of said
month, before the court house door
of said Ellis County, in the City OF
Waxahachie, the following describ-
ed property, to-wit:
Three acres of land out of the
Clay Cobb survey situated in Ellls
county, Texas, near Kipling Switch,
about four and a half miles south OF
the city of Waxahachie and known
as the South Prong Gin property and
further known as the Ebb Johnson
Gin Plant, together with all build
ings, improvements and machinery
on said land, located and attached,
and all appurtenances in privileges
more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at stake
on the lower Milford road, the same
being the northwest corner of lot
of one acre decided to P. S. Wheatley
by w. M. Stroud; thence S 80 E 800
feet to a stake same being the south
west corner of said acre lot; thence
N so E 2901s feet to stake in the
south line of four acre tract deed
ed to P.S Wheatley by WIN. Stroud;
thence N 80 w 800 feet to stake in
the Milford road and on the north
line of said four acre tract. Thence
S so w with Milford road 2901s
feet to the beginning.
Also all that said tract. piece Or
parcel of land situated in Ellis
county, Texas, about four and half
miles south from Waxahachie, being
one acre out of the Clay Cobb sur
vey of $40 acres and described by
field notes as follows: Beginning at
a stake at the northwest corner of
d
Wheatley as shown by deed dated
/ December LIST, 1894, and recorded in
hook 81. page 219 of Ellis county
deed records, stake on north line
of an so acre tract of said Cobb sur
vey. Thence 60 W with the north
line of said so acres, 145 Y feet to a
stake; thence 80 e 800 feet to a
stake; thence N 60 e 1341A feet to
the S. W. corner of said one acre
tract; thence N 80 w 800 feet to the
place of beginning, lowed on as the
property of S. E. Johnson ct al to
satisfy a judgment amounting to
$2521.20 in favor of B. c. Gee by
next friend w. B. Jackson and cost
of suit.
Given under my hand this 19t1
day of April 1912.
A. w. WILSON, Sheriff.
By Frank E. Spalding, Deputy. 20
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04

be the most elaborate ever prepar-
ed for a conclave of the Shriners.
The parade feature is being given
special attention, and outside of the
spectacular patrol parades there
will be float and flower parades and
brilliant electrical pageants at night
There will be daily excursions to
Catalina Island, Pasadena, Long
Beach, Mount Lowe and other
places of interest in and around Los
Angeles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04

Bilbrey busy planting cotton. Mrs.
M E. Piper was at home and
ready to subscribe for the Enter
prise. From there l meandered to
Avalon where | greeted the breth-
rem and lit out for the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Youngblood where |
placed my little feet under the ia
BILE. This worthy couple have rear
ed ten children, all of whom are out
n the world making their own way
and the old birds with a comfcrta
BILE nest well feathered are hand in
hand peacefully gliding down llfe's
decline. Back at Avalon | met q.
w. Grammer, a good farmer and
good fellow on Italy 2. I got on
SeHn ana Beck and rode over to
Forreston where I renewed the
subscription of V. A. Trull, by Tar
the best tonsorial artist in town.
Friday at Waxahachie I met w.
I Robinson. who for many years
was a highly respected citizen OF
the Howard community A rev
months ago he moved here but L
do not believe town life will spoil
him. Yours truly ]. R. Dooley
from near Boyce was here and re-
newed his allegiance. w M Mar
shall from the alfalfa farm on Wax
ahachie was here and gave me
a subscription for his brother, A. E.
Marshall at Hubbard City. w. A.
Akin from near Maypearl was here
also.
Saturday morning l went down
town feeling pretty hungry. | met
Ellis Wells from Forreston 1 with
near a half bushel of
gss SO | proceeded to barter Eews-
paper subscription for eggs. w. r.
Hobson from Waxahachie was
here. So was A P. Gates, the only
original, irrepressible, inimitable !
Bud Gates from Waxahachie 8. j.
:. Glen from Waxahachie 5 sent /
he paper to his father, Chas. P.
lem, at Vito, Ala. R. G. Carroll
cd young chickens at $500 per
oxen and divided the proceeds with
he. Mrs. Laura Davis from Wax
hachie was here shopping. Billie
hatcher sent the Enterprise to his
aughtcr, Mrs. Eta Duran, at
oekwall B. F, Rogers from Red ,
ak j has not been very well for :
me time but he was looking bet :
r. J. w Williams. colored, WAC :
is been working on the gravel
ads near Forreston, was here.
Today B. F. Hawkins, a native =
ID prosperous farmer from near :
dlothian /, was here. | had lost
see of ]. A. Null but he turned :;
all right and gave me sub
ription. ]. n Criss, a hustling =
rmer from near Rocket, was here :
A. Shaw, the old time fiddler
ON Waxarachie 8. made his regu-
r present of the Enterprise to his
ster, Mrs Matte Bell at Cedar
huff, Ala BILL cox.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04
IMPERIAL CONCLANE
OF MYSTIC SHRINE.
Annual Council VIII Open at Los
Angeles Monday.

Los Angels, CAL. May 4.-The
annual imperial council meeting of
the Mystic Shrine viii begin in Los
Angeles Monday. For the greater
part of the week the city will be
given over to the visitors. who with
their families and friends are ex
pected to number fully 1906 In
honor of the occasion the entire city
is transformed with color and dec
Grafton. The program IS declared to