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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-15
At the Empire.

"The Trey O. Hearts" js the lea
mre attraction at the Empire theatre
today. This is episode number
eleven in The title Of The Painted
Hills" the great Gold Seal continued
feature with cleo Madison ard
George l.arkjn playing the leading
roles. In addition to the two reel
the Empire is showing another Of
those much fa> ored l.. Ko comedies
in the title Of Partners IN Crime y
featuring Gertrude selby, Pathe
l.ehrmau ana Billie Richie. To-
morrow the Empire viii show Let
6 Have Peace, Rex CON edy-6ta-
ma in Two acts featuring Ben Wilson
ana Frances II Nelson, and THE
Mystery Of the New York Docks, an
INN Universal boy.
on Friday the Empire will show
Lola" Shubert feature, in five
acts. featuring Clara kimball
Young. by Owen Davis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-15
At the Gem.

The Gem is showing today the
CITY of Darkness, thrilling crama
of the electric chair by the Rreneho
players, featuring Charles Raw. Wal
ter Edwards. Herchal Mayall, Leona
Hutton, Enid Marley and Gertrude
Claire. The single reel is Limpine
to Happiness" Beauty drama
featuring Katie Fisher, Alton Min
Ger. Joseph Harris and Friend Gam
ble Special music tonight, Tomor-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-15

r2w the Gem will show "Satomy
Jane, a big feature with Beacriz
Aichateaa House Peters AID ANDREW
Robson In the leading roles int can
aection with the regular program
which is Our Mutual Girl number
forty-scyen, and The Reader of
Minds, a Thanhouser t%o reel ORA
asa. F'rtda? the Gem Will show
shore Acres, five reel feature in
connection with the regular program.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-15
CITY AN\Dj MOMENTS.

All announcements made un
this head are subject to the act
Of the white mans primary
For Mayor
TRITON PRINCE.
W. G McCLAfN
For Alderman, Ward
4 l. ROGERS.
For Alderman Ward
Il. W. RUSHING.
For Alderman Ward 3
J. F. ANDREWS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-15

Waxahachic Tex, Dec, H. l9if'
boar santa Claus hope YOU
had a nice and pleasant voyage 10
Belgium where / know you saw iots
of lille children. and made them so
happy. / hope you got nay tour
cents TO help you get the fruit ana
n,ts Re sure and not forget me
and little brother and my httle
cousins. Bring me picture doom
and lois of other nice things, 80
eood nv. Little Guy Page
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-15
Anto Sales Curtailed.

THAT the financial depression aoe
- the European war has caused a
eurtailment in automobile safes .
Evening star., 1914-01-27
GHOSTS TO TAKE PART
IN "COLUMBIA" PAGEANT
Eight Young Washington Women to
Furnish Feature at Noel
House Benefit.

A group of ghosts is to take part in the
pageant of Columbia" which is to be
presented under the auspices of the board
of management of Noel House at the Co
lumbia Theater for five nights next week,
beginning Tuesday. Those in charge of
the production expect the ghosts to be
among the most attractive groups in the
pageant.
The Group IS to be made up of eight
Young Washington women and have been
selected because of their dancing abl-
ity They are to be dressed as little
ghost girls. They are: Miss Doris Moore,
Miss Frances Miller Miss Helen kinmell,
Miss Christine Waggaman. Miss Marta
Calvo. Miss Anne Pennebaker. Miss Au-
drey johnson and Miss Anne Darcy.
1t Was announced today that there will
be $40 Washington people in the entire
musical and historical pageant. Efforts
have been made TO include almost every
young man and woman III the city Wno
can sing, dance or act
The work of arranging the costumes.
scenery. instruction and other details for
such IA large production has been under
taken entirei, by the women composing
the board Of managers of Noel House.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
EXHIBIT OF CHINESE ART.
Collection of Paintings Displayed at
Museum in New York.

NEW YORK, January 27-A collec-
ton of Chinese paintings. which, ac-
cording to DIR. John c. Ferguson. in
cludes more important examples of
Chinese painting than have ever be-
fore been brought together. are on
view today in the special exhibition
room of the Metropolitan Museum of
Art. Two-thirds of the pictures were
bought by the museum through DIR.
Ferguson. who spent twenty seven
years in China The others We're pre-
sented to it by DR. Ferguson.
There are twenty-six pictures and
three scrolls in the exhibition beside
numerous other examples of Chinese
painting in cases. One of the scrolls
is fifty feet long. but only a small
section of il is shown DR.. Ferguson
said that a Chinese connoisseur never
wanted to look at the entire scroll at
one time, preferring to look at it in
sections. The collection represents
various periods and schools, or divis-
ions of painting.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
TROLLEY MEN TO MEET.
Ten Billion Passengers Hauled by
Railroads in Association.

Vice President W. F. Ham of the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company
has received the program Of the mid
year meeting Of the American Electric
Railway Association. of which his com
pany is a member and will attend the
meetings to be held in New York Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday next.
Considerably more than 10000 600, ,OoG
passengers are transported each year by
the companies which form this organiza-
ton, and their total mileage is nearly
$500 miles The improvement of electric
railway practice and service is the OBJ
ject for which the association was formed
in 1882. and the extent of its work along
these lines is shown by the fact that some
thirty-nve committees will hold sessions
during the present year to deal with sub
jects ranging from public relations to the
construction of schedules and time tables
Haiford Erickson. one of the Wisconsin
railroad commissioners, is to speak before
the coming meeting in connection with
the question of public relations, and will
discuss the economic aspects of regula-
ton compared with profit sharing with
municipalities. The annual banquet will
be held on the opening night of the con-
vention.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
GIVEN LIBERTY AFTER
TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS
John Rudy, Who Slew His Father,
to Start Life Anew at Age
of Fifty-Eight.

PHILADELPHIA. January 27-John
Rudy, who has spent the last twenty
eight years of his life in the state peni-
tentiary here. passed out of the gates a
free man today. the board of pardons
having acted favdrably upon the petition
for his release.
Rudy in fit of anger killed his father
in Lancaster. where he lived with his
wife and two sons. He was sentenced to
life Imprisonment. He was thirty Years
old then, today he is fifty-eight. His
wife has long since divorced him and
married again. and with her two sons
gone elsewhere to live
During his prison term Rudy.has saved
money. His release was brought about
through the efforts of DR.. Rudy, his uncle,
and brother Of the slain man. With the
exception OF the doctor, ne has not a
friend. he said, and it is his intention to
go where he is not known and start life
anew.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
SAVE HOUSEWIFE TIME.
Scientific Efficiency Methods Ex
planned Before New York Body.

NEW YORK. January 27.-Iiow scien-
tific efficiency methods can be applied ir
the home was explained by Mrs. Chris.
tine Frederick at the evening session Of
the Efficiency Society's annual meeting
yesterday. She showed from charts how
proper kitchen arrangement can save
a housewife two hours and half of work
"a day.
Reasons, she said, fer nefficiency in the
home were lack of tools and utensils. time
lost in hunting articles and using the
wrong articles. Mrs. Frederick brought
her broom and scrubbing brush along and
did not hesitate to show the correct way
of using them.
DR.. Melvil Dewey presided over the
evening deliberations. introducing Willard
G. Brinton. who discussed the Graphic
Method of Presenting Statistics" and Lo-
renZo Baker, "A Cost Meter
Evening star., 1914-01-27
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States
Tuesday. January 81. 1914.

1ueSdaE, JANUARY -. I5lt
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Mckenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.. Jus
tice Day, Mr.. Justice Hughes, Mr.. Justice
Van Devanter. Mr.. Justice Lamar and
Mr.. Justice Pitney.
William H. Fay of Peabody. Mass.
Walter C. Heckendorf of Denver. Col.
William Fl. Price. jr., of baltimore. Md
Gay Walton Moore of Detroit Mich.
George Whitfield Jack of Shreveport. La.
Clark j. Tisdell of Muskogee. Okla; p.
Lincoln Mitchell of Cincinnati Ohio; John
Garland Pollard of Richmond. Va, and
c. +. Garnett OF Richmond, Va, Were
admitted to practice,
No. -o7. Siias \. Gibson appellant.
agt. thr United states: passed, to be re-
stored 10 The cali pursuant to section ..
rule ri on motion Of Mr.. Wade Ellis for
til" appellant.
No. -V2. People Of the state of Illinois,
suing by the canal commissioners. plain
tits III error. agt. Pittsburgh. Fort
ct al. PASSED. to be restored 10 the call
pursuant To- section ., rule %.
No. no Alois B. Renrhan ct al: ap-
peiIants. aGt. Tina iIafiner Retsch; pass
cd to be restored to the call pursuant to
section ., rule 10; on motion of Mr. C. T.
Consaul for the appellants.
No. III. Caldwell * Drake. 4 firm
etc. P.alutiffs IN error. ast. John *.
Jobc. auditor, etc; III error to the ST.
pFeTne Court of the state OF Arkausas !;
dismissed with costs. pursuant to the
loth rule.
No. 2'p The commonwealth Of Penn
SN!vaIia. appellant, agt. III, York Silk
Manufacturing Company, bankrupt: sub
mitted b! MIR. Jackson II. Kalston for
the appellant and Mr.. Henry {. Niles for
the appellee. and leave granted counsel
:" iiie briefs on the question of jurisdic-
ucn within ten days.
M. eo1 The Texas and Pacific Rail-
way Company. plaintiff i'll error. agt
Joan jackson 1t al: III error 10 the
nted States cirCu uit court Of appeals for
the fifth circuit dismissed per stipula-
ton.
No. -o.. Andrieus \. Jones. receiver
appel ant. agt st. Louis Land and Cattle
Company. argued by NJ. Andrieus a.
Jones for the appellant, and submitted
by Mr.. Charles \. Spiess and Mr.. S. b.
Davis. il. for the anpelee
Evening star., 1914-01-27
COMPROMISE is REACHED.
Daughter and Niece to Divide Mrs
A. A. Cornish's Estate.

II 4 compromise reached as To the ais
rc-itiou of the estate Of Mrs. Ann \
eraisi. her daughter. Mabel Cornish
Bond. is 10 share The property equally
" tn Dorothy = q. Miller. a niece of the
deceased. Mrs. Cornish died June I3.
i.l2. ard tv her viii left her entire
estate To the Washington Loan and
Trlsj Company IN trust for the niece a
resident OF Oklahoma City. Okla. until
she reaches the age of thirty years. then
10 be conveyed TO her. The daughter
was not named in the Will.
Mrs. Bond tiled a caveat, and "A trial
held last MAY resulted iii "A disagree
1aent OF the jury Steps toward COM
promise have been taken. and today the
trust company asked the court 10 ratify
sn agreement by which after s2.tGp is
deducted for expenses. the estate be
equally divided between Mrs. Bond and
tine company as trustee for Dorothy E.
6. Miller.
Attorneys George Z. Sullivan and \ :
NorthinGton represent the parties III in-
tcrest.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
THREE LEAPS FOR DEATH.
Homesick Factory Girl in New York
Will Die From Injuries.

NEW YORK. January 27-Homesick-
ness impelied Mary Lucas, thirty-three
years old, employ ed as an operator in a
shirt waist factory, to make three des-
perate leaps for death yesterday. Just
before quitting time yesterday she went
to the roof of the six-story factory build
ing in the Williamsburg section of Brook
lyu and jumped. She fell thirty feet to
the roof of a fire engine house. Miss
Lucas jumped from the firehouse roof to
another roof, a distance Of ten feet. She
was unable to get up and rolled to the
edge and fell fifteen feet more to the en-
gine house yard.
At the Williamsburg Hospital it was
found that her legs and arms were
broken. The physicians say she canno,
live.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
ker: defendants attorney, E.

Baker: defendants attorney, E. A.
Swingle
Hewlett agt McGarter and Tigner agt-
McGarter: verdcts for defendant; plain
tiff's attorneys. ]. II. Stewart and w. II.
Richards: defendants attorneys, a. w.
Scott and W. c. Martin.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Wright.
In re condemnation of alley in square
5so3: hearing held.
In re opening of Kane place northeast;
order of publication.
In re opening of alley in square 1888
order of publication.
In re opening OF alley in square 1907
order of publication.
In re opening of alley in square eS39;
order of publication.
In re opening of Minor street. in square
3is3; order of publication
BANKRUPTCY COURT - Mr.. Justice
Gould
In re Samuel H. Bernan: rule return
able February II. and q. c. Shinn and
Samuel V. Gusack appointed receivers;
bonds. 5000.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford,
Estate of Arthur T. King; letters Of
administration granted to K. Gray VIII
liams; bond. $500: attorneys. r. Ross
Perry & Son.
In re Walter II. Jacobs: order appoint
ing Roberta L. Jacobs guardian; bond,
s."%; attorneys, Tucker Kenyon & Mac
farland.
Estate of John L. Worden order re-
moving executor and granting letters of
administration dom. eta. to Olivia w.
Iiamnlond: bond. $1,000; attorneys. Raj
stou < Richardson
Estate of Joseph L. Fitzsimnaons, petit
tion FOR letters Of administration filed
attorney. /. J. Cost'SaE.
Estate of John w. Ward: letters of ad-
Ininistration granted 10 Barbara Ward
bond 500; attorney, Fountain Peyton.
Estate of Isaac Tolver: will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Mamie Z. Toliver: bond,
$500; attorney. Fountain Peyton.
In re Chester \. Cole; petition for in
structions: attorney. .1ohn Ridout.
Estate of L. b. Hay: former decree
amended and sale ordered; attorney
George C. Gertman.
Estate of Stilson Hutchins; order al
lowing time to file cross and redirect
interrogatories.
Estate of John c. Jacobs: will dated
February Is, 1905. filed.
Estate of Maria r. Terry; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney. F. S.
Mcguire.
Estate of Annie E. Seip; will dated
September 16 1893, filed.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
Bids for 5000, 900 Pounds of Paper

At prices somewhat lower than those
of last year. forty-four bids on the entire
supply of paper to be used by the govern
ment printing Office for the year. begin
ming March /, We're opened by the joint
congressional committee on printing yes
terday. The contracts will be awarded
next Monday. The total amount involved
is about Sl,25o,O0o on 100000 pounds of
paper.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
SENTENCED TO GET BATH.
John Martin. Colored. Gets Ninety.
Day Sentence as Vagrant.

totu Martin. roIored- who, il is said,
t.as lsat mad "a bath ia several years, is
- he gwen Z, good serubhing at oceo-
e5.an vuile he j. serving d ninety day
sentence o.. charge Of being a
7a@rssut.
Mari in's n.ece told Judge Mullowny
tho Police Court today that her
Vsele works sometimes. but as rule
me- does uothius. lie l. 50 lazy that ne
Won't wash himself" the niece testified.
$40 also told the court that it has been
severa! wears since he took a bath.
Martin took fht stand and declared hr
aets work. bUt THAT his legs had gone
back on n.m and that recently he
81 - enable to work
'File court imposed the ninety Y
ntence, ana told Martin he would be
G4vcft a good bath.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.
Engineer Discovers Pile of Ties and
Manages to Stop.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, January 2..-An at
tempt was made today to wreck the
southbouud fast mail on the St Louis.
Iron Mountain and southern Railway
which I@tt here at - a. m. according
To- information telephoned to police head
quarters. The person telephoning said
DE was an official If the Missouri Pacific
Railway. and later in the morning a
special agent for the Missouri Pacific
asked that detectives he assigned to the
ease
According TO the information d pile of
tes Was placed on tine tracks near Caron-
dcI.t Park in the south eud Of St Louis.
" t.e train swung around Il curve the
headlight showed the obstruction and
tie engineer stopped the train within
. few feet of II
Evening star., 1914-01-27
Two Wills Filed for Probate.

The will of Annie C. Seip dated Sep
TENDER 10. 1903. has been filed for pro
bate. y number of relatives are remem
bered with small beauests. The remain
ing estate is left to her brother. Alber
y. Seip. Henry F. B. Odenwelder o
Easton. Pa. is named as executor.
By the terms of the will of John c. ia
cobs his entire estate is left to his wife
Mary Jacobs. The document. dated Feb
ruary 10. 19o5, also names her as ex
ecutrix.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
P. H. Christman Reports Robbery

Philip II. Christman. residing at 2S25
18th street northwest. last night com
planned to the police that his house had
been robbed. \ gold watch, undercloth-
ing. carpet and rugs We're taken. En-
trance. he stated, was gained with dupli-
cate key.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
WILL ASK PRESIDENTS
SUPPORT FOR SUFFRAGE
Delegations of Working Women
From Many States Are to Make
Call Monday.
Congressional Union Announces
Plan-Mrs. Funk Addresses
College Wonan's League.

Announcement was made by the Con-
gressioaaI Union for Woman SuffraS
todas that word is coming from many
states that large delegations of work
Tag women VIII come 10 Washington
next sunday TO make an effort to see
President Wilson Monday, {" ask him
10 support woman suffrage
Among those expected here are Miss
Rose Schneidermann. vice president of
the Wolncns Trade Union League: Miss
Margaret Htuchey. president OF the
l.aundry Wori>ers' Union Of New York
Miss Rose Wh$lov.- W'arer' Miss
.una EercowitZ ot the Baltimore Nom
e,GS Trada Union League. and deicga-
tionS fro4a NV Jersey and tonnectl-
cut.
Evening star., 1914-01-27

Farmers Institutes. under the direction
of the Maryland Agricultural College,
will be held in Thurmont February 8;
Jefferson. February 10; Myersville. Feb
ruary II. and in Frederick. February II
and 13
Evening star., 1914-01-27

Spinosa Gacomo, the Italian charged
with the murder of Antonio Dorio. was
taken Monday by Sheriff Otto King 10
Cumberland, Nd. where he was placed
on trial today.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
Mrs. Funk Addresses League.

Mrs Auto.nette Funk spoke before the
College WoInenS Equal Suffrage League
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms last
night. expsaining the objects of the CON
sressional committee. She said that other
organizations have {, perfect right TO diff
ftr from the policy o: the committee and
made no mention of the Congressional
Union
Miss Elsie Hill president Of the league.
differed from the policy explained by
Mrs Funk. y resolution was introduced
,,roposin.- that the league indorse the at
titutie uf the national association. but 1t
Was tr.aNy decided that since the league
is a member OF the national association
no Endorsement WAS Necessary
Evening star., 1914-01-27
Refers to Police Court Case.

Mr.. White also paid considerable at
t.ntion to the Police Court case growing
out of the alleged sale of liquor to u
minor in the Ebbitt House bar.
That boy was arrested and grilled for
two hours in the police station" he said.
and his father was questioned closely
for an hour in another office. That boy
has not committed an oefense. The Police
Court took the case and refused to con-
Wet.
"Oh, but We ali know about Police
Court jurieS," interposed Mr.. Caraway
Mr.. White took up other lines of testi-
mony before the subcommittee. and
stated that nothing appeared in any of
1t to show that the law had been vio-
lated.
Evening star., 1914-01-27
Reception at the Brig hton.

New Work. New Jersey aud Gonnecti-
CUT d~lv@atiots ar IT, arrive 5ogetht r
Sunias afternoon and VIII he taken in
decorated automobiles to the Brighton
aussrtln.It. where = reception mas been
arranged for them.
Mrs Me,tll Mccormick. eaa.rnlan of
thu congressional eanmit:ee Of The Ma
tior1aI American woman S"t:SaS" Asso-
c!atior. pl4l.@ t. leave for Chiva=o Thurs
DAY u carry on her organization work
Their. Sae VIII return here later. Mrs
Mccormick, working through the exist
Ing STATE suffrage organiza tlons, plans To
carry IN educational campai@n wo!k in
al! parts Of thu country.
\ conference ON the political situation
in Washington was held today between
Mr. Mccormick and Mrs Helen II.
Gardener. the Washington member of tAe
congressional committee. Mrs. Gardener
is to have charge of d dstributinS ltera-
ture anG poiiIica! documents for the COM
Evening star., 1914-01-27
INDIVIDUAL REPORTS
ON FOOT BALL H|LAR|TY
House Committeeman Will Give
Findings, Then Frame One
Document.

Each member of the Carawav special
committee which has been investigating
the foot ball celebration following the
Nirgnia-Georgetown game last Novent
Der will make a report with possible
recommendations. and from these five
documents a general report will be made
UP. This is the plan adopted today at
au executive meeting of the subcommit-
tee following an argument made by
William Henry White. counsel for Pro-
prietor ;Schutt of the Ebbitt.
Mr.. White argued to the general eff
feet that in all the testimony before
the committee there was nothing to ind-
cate that a violation of the law had
occurred the night SO riotousy described
in the newspapers.
Evening star., 1914-01-27

CRIMINAL COURT NO. Justice
Wright.
swanson act. Capital Traction Conn
pany: motion fer new trial filed: plain
tiff's attorneys, Rhodes. C:omelin and
Evening star., 1914-01-27

A famous Corset made more
than ever iamous-this 1914
season. Demonstrated by Nine
Chadwick. on third floor. Grow
ing better appreciated-dail
Evening star., 1914-01-27

BANKRUPTCY COURT - Mr.. Justice
Gould.
In re Samuel II. Berman: rule return
able February -. and g. C. Shinn and
Samuel V. Gusack appointed receivers;
bonds. 5000.
Evening star., 1914-01-27

At the intersection of Penn
svlvania avenue and Seventh
street. written in the sky. in
flaming letters. are the words
&C B a la Spirite.'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-24
JUBILEE AT STATESNILIf..
PythianS Celebrate Fiftieth Anniycr.
SarN in New Quarters.

S~tateSVille, Feb. 21.-The principal
feature OF the golden jubilee celebra-
ton Of the Statesville Pythians. held
III their elegant new quarters, were
two excellent addresses. Rev. ]. 4.
Kirk spoke on Friendship, and
Rev. G. +. R~aynal's subject va Be
neVolence." \ special ritual had been
prepared for the open jubilee meet
ing and the knights had as heir
guests quite q large number Of citi-
ZenS Of the town who greatly enjoy-
ed the occasion. Past Chancellor
Commander +. II. Rickert occupied
the chair as chancellor commander
and Mr.. Robert NJ. Rickert vas act
ing Xice-chancellor. Mr.. HdWil
Ramsey was master OF work, Nh. 7
j. Freel, master at arms. Frank Arm
field. p~relate. and +. L. Bunch, mas
ter Of eNchequer. The ritual vas
carried out in Il very impressive mar-
ner. Following the exercises in The
regular hall, the guests were invited
inIo the lodge dining hail. WheIe re-
freshmentS were served. While he
Pythians and their guests smoked
for an hour after leaving the lin
ing room. music was furnished by i
Eictrola and a party Of sing = made
up from the crowd.