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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23
{ FUNERAL OF R. VICkERY
H[lO IN WAXAHACH|E
The Large Crowd Assembled at
Church Attested High Esteem
i'll u hiCh Deceased was
Held.

The funeral of K. Vickery. mil
lionaire land operator, aged ga
wears. was held from the Episcopal
church in WaXanachie Thursday
afternoon, Rev Barlow 3 Bamago,
rector OF the Saint Andrews par
IRISH. Fort Worth, officiating
Long before the appointed hour
for the sacred rites to begin the
church was crowded and hundreds
of Waxahaehie citizens passed be
fore the. bier and took a last look at
the body OF their former toWnsman.
Floral gifts of magnificent pOrpor
lions covered the easket and many
were not unlocked in the church.
When the body was laid in the grave
at the city cemetery the mound OF
earth was not visible Carnations
We'd with beautiful roses in cover
ing the black loan, and smaller
and more fragrant flowers filled IN
vacant places, until it seemed that
the entire work of the Horticulture
lists of Texas had been used in
paying tribute to Mr., Vickery.
But with all the magnificent dis
play of floral offerings there was
(; better way of estimating the es-
TEEN in which Mr.. Nickery was held
than by them There was bet
ter way OF ascertaining the love felt
for the man. than that expressed
by the flowers that covered the
grave The faces Of strong mea
blanched when the casket was low
cred to earth and sobs from women
" no had known, respected and ad-
mired Mr. Viekery swept over the
many who stood in the cemetery.
One woman there vas. Mrs
Charles Belzner, 1899 Renner
street, Fort Worth, who is liy-
ing monument 10 the memory of
the dead man. Four years ago her
husband died They We're purchas-
~ q 4''IA4e' t+e dSdtA u iel Lus-
band left her in sad straits and
to her aid came Mr.. Vickery. With
three children aAe stood in the
church, taking one last look 1T
the body Of the man who had
brought her peace, and who had en-
abled her to keep her small family
of three young children together
He was more than friend TO
me and my children she sobbed
he was everything almost after
the death of my husband. He was
always ready with a helping hand,
and those things that a person can t
ask for he seemed to anticipate for
he understood Had it not been for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23
FREQ kLE1S.
Now l. the Time 10 Get Rid of These
tgiy Spots.

There's no longer the slightest
need OF feeling ashamed of your
freckles, as the prescription othine
double strengths guaranteed to
remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine~-
double streu8th--from your drug
gisf and apply a little Of 1t night and
morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freekles have
begun TO disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. II is
seldom that more than an ounce Is
needed 10 completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful. clear complex
ion
be sure 10 ask for the double
strength athine. as this ia sold I'M
der guarantee 81 money back Il It
fails 10 remove froukies adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23
RI N-DONN PEOPLE.
Lot NinOI Mike You S,tr0ng.

Ruu-doWn conditions are caused
by oVerwork, worry, too close cor
lnement chronic cough or cold
which it l. difficult to cure.
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your digestive organs aud make you
eat better, sleep better and feel bet
ter.
A case has Just come to our at
tention from Racine. Wis Mrs. ". II.
Brill says; Il was in very bad
rundown condition. Life was moi
worth living. | could not sleep
was nervous and not able TO work.
and doctors failed to help me, bat
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had gained - pounds
We are confident that Ninol is
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il adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23
CITIZENS MEET TO TALK
OVER SCHOOL NAT TER
Committees are Appointed to Make
"A Campaign i'll an Effort TO
Sell Limited Number Of
Scholarships.

Scholarships.
That the Montessori method ofI
instruction, which has practically
reyolQtionized modern education in
Italy aud which is gaining a strong
hold in the educational affairs of
1.-The United States especially i'll the
eastern part, was in operation TWEEN
lty Years before its discoverer. the
Italian educator, gave it to the
world. in business college in III
tinois, was declaration made by
wv II. Gtyter head Of the WaN1-
hachie Training college, before a
small crowd last night in the col
t lege rooms.
Mr.. Gvler stated that twenty
years before the Montessori sys-
en- was known, he and his wife
t p ere teaching the same Identical sys-
tom, known as the "Givier method
! OF individual instruction.
lit HtFf'IhS ItHt 3flS4lL Nt& tdbt-
cd BY \ c. Parker. secretary Of
The WaXahachie Commercial Club.
| fer the purpose OF getting the mem
] bers OF that organization interest
ed in the school and obtaining their
promises 70 back Mr.. Givler up in
his efforts to establish the school
in this city.
7 :, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -1- ------
bacb;e was elartea chairman Of
the meeting. and Mr.. Parker made
i. short talk axpIaipine the erone
Of The work done bv Mr., Giyler
and outlining the events which led
mn 10 the moving Of the school 20
y,-oyaI,a.f3a Nv pa,,.or soia .b.+
before he vas secretary Of the Com
merejaI Cab Mr. GivIer had been
IN eorroapondence with tba Climb
IN regard "a this matter and tina,
after he was elected secretary Of
of the Organization he had had
more corres,onaerco with Mr. civ
Ter in regard ia The matter which .
led Ia MIR Civ,e, making = visit
10 his cify shortly before Christ +
mas and 1avinq his nlans hofora , T
:, ,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23
Cork from Africa.

Cork from the forests OF Africa
has been brought from that CONT.
nent Tor the purpose of making tho
ice vault Of the WaAAhachie lee
Works a. hnnrsieus 10 atmospheric
condition. as Il possible, and The
management has urd "a cordial TIT
eitatipa 10 tae seaaF Al puhlle -
# 1T the plaht AIS iaeReeg tAe MA
ttflal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23

quite a number q men smoke
rlpea kn4 I'M plsa tealile afe
ratieaH M stAar pafttealHfa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23

ls4bheF stamE tAH pFini Ro
rliillgs Il bal.y AssAt ssics ~ II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23

what has aueoma II tlte { esA
Isaeets n sfslvs sAse when t. ett
Ia asaamsag tbs pas.og table,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23

T s. Hamilton Of Italy was il the
city today. MIR. Hamilton viii be-
come postmaster at italy the later
part OF February. having received
the endorsement of Hon. Jack Bell
Don't Try 10 run another mans
business unless he pays you for it.
The buttinsky Is a cheap skate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-23

sas erlea ~ no u4.l1 L.s4t
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-12

This house, though not
large nor expensive, has
the appearance of being
much larger than it is, on
account of the long slop-
ing roof over the side
porch. The first story is in
a rather dark colored red
brick, while the half tim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
BIG CHANGE
louisville. wheeling ana Toledo howl.
ers Change figures in the
Tourney.

BUFFALO. 81 S.. March is-Louls-
vile, Toledo and Wheeling bowters.
rolling in fhe American Bowling con
rreaa tournament hero today. caused ID
bic change Dob the two-mau and iudf-
Nidrul standing Nelson owen and
Phil sutton Of Louisville XIV. winners
of fir fwU-uHu event Iu tho fHsruH-
mont ~ 1919. tluE second place Iu tho
doubles here with total score of
$40. eight pins h.uird the icadcre
owen came hltt Iu the singles with
Total of $50. 1tiHe second place iu
tIi. event alec.
Fltr frlme si1aesd Among che leaders
Doh tFr doubles TODAY. owen and sutton
iahIur Second place ffargertE end Ei-
wort OF Toledo fourth WITH 1890. Irr-
blrw H.d tulia of WhsaiiuE ffih with
1900. Sigma IHIi and kurz 81 Louis
Vile .I.lh with 1Hs and Miller and
tsrcn. also 90 Louisville. seventh with
1890
Three individuals nIao Joined the
leaders iu fns Singles. owens. with C1I.
taking second piece. o.. ksrrz OF Louis
willie. third. With tts. and IS. D. Ennis.
OF MHH.liur seventh. v Ifh GI1..
EuIlowiuE Hro the leaders
1--WE man event Howard Wa 'Hra. Chi.
Caru GsNi. tIurkr Peoria. ENg1.
Two mfn tHut.-MIlier- ltHhstron. Dee
tr0it 1888. Dweu-sutton. Louisville
1889.
individual event miller. Detroit. s9s.
owen Louisville. go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
win Treat With Carr5nza.

Washington. March 17.-ATter a con
ference toda- between Secretary
Bryan and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, the
British ambassador, II was stated that
hereafter when the British govern
ment has occasion to make represen-
tations 10 the Mexican constitutional
lists, authorities in Chihuahua. il will
do so through its vice consIle at the
capital of that state. or where the in
cident occurs a. JuareZ. through the
British consul stationed az FL PasO
on the American side OF the border OPP
uosite that town.
II was explained that thi- does not
involve any change In policy: that
representations were made through
the American government when Gen
eral CarrGnZa was at Nocalcs only
because there was no British consul
ate officer in that part OF Mexico at
the time. Now, however. when the
Coustitutionahst chief appears in the
city Of chihuahua the British vice
consul resident there viii not hesitate
10 establish cOinmnnicat ton with him.
Not Recognition.
This is not regarded as constituting
in any degree political recognition OF
the Constitutionalist government. II
was pointed out that all of the Amer
lean Consuls In Mexico occupy a sim
liar status toward the Huerta govern
ment
A new version OF the Benton tras.
cdy reaching officials here is 10 the
effect that instead OF being shot. ~
was at FIRST reported. Benton was
stabbed and cut 10 death in General
Villas Office. The BODY. this report
says. was mutilated and then buried
VA the neighborhcod oN Juarcz. iu.
stead Of al Chihuahua, a. Villa has
claimed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
GET READY FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
wEEELrHo KxoH BASKET HALL
rEAA COMO TzRouoH
HARD YkACTICE
E1ans Htgh Team WIN Ne opponsats
OF ola Gold ana BiasLast
Dame More. March a..

Coach }. ". Thornton % the High
~rhot basket ball team T. putting the
squad through some very strenuous
practice this week IN preparation Tor
the cham pionship game that u q be
played In Huckhaunon Saturday evening
or this week With the E-ikiu- HiEh
schoi team under the auspices % the
athletic management OF West Virginia
wesleyan college. The game will de-
eide the basket bail champion ship % the
state between the two schools
The contest will BE- hard fought from
start 20 nnirh A. both arErcEatfon- are
anxious 90 win the title. The High
school team H. la sod condition FOR she
game ant the following player. With
Coach Thornton. and number % sub
sfitutes Will leave the last 90 the week
Tor Huckhannon. Creighton. center. Nav
and Hamilton. guards. Royce and Bach
man. forwards \ large number OF local
supporters q the team win probably
make the trip In order TO be prcsent AZ
the game
The basket hall season az che Wheel
Ing High school viii be brought 10
close Thursday evening. March g. IN
the Y. NJ. q. A. gymnasium. when the
local team meets the Fairmont High
school squad In the second gam. 81 the
season. In what no doubt will prove a
very Interesting contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
BILLIARDS
Edward w. Gardner. OF New York.
Has BIG Lead On Other Entrants
In the Big Tournament.

NEW YORK. March 17-By win
ming today's game from Eugene l..
Milburn OF Memphis, Tenn. Edward
w. Gardner. Of this city. stands well
in the lead for this years amateur
BILLIARD championship title. an honor
which he has held on three previous
occasions. Today's victory was the
fourth successive winning bracket
for Gardner in the tournament which
began last week at the Amateur Bill
lard Club and he Is the only one OF
the seven contestants who has no,
experienced defeat
Gardner. always a careful and safe
player, was right on his game today
and his run OF 12i In the tenth in
ming was a master piece OF cue work
The century mark had been reached
only twice during the competition
and Gardner now stands an excellent
chance of winning the special prize
Tor the high run of the tourney This
cluster was made up of good all
round billiards as was also his um-
finished 81 with which he completed
the necessary 400 points for game in
the 18th inning. Scores:
Gardner. 400; average, Is 2-29:
nigh run, 124, 81. %
Milburn, 1862: average, 8 22-2S:
high runs. 80. %. 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
BASKET BALL CHAMPIONSHIP
OF STATE WON BY WESLEYAN
TRAIN VICTIM
David Lawson, Who Was Run Down
and Killed Monday Evening, VIII
Be Buried To-day.

The remains OF David Lawson. for
mer policeman. made prominent by
his part in the capture OF Mooney and
Friday. will be laid to rest this after
noon. following services at the home
of his brother, 62i Jefferson street,
Martins Ferry. Mr.. Lawson was run
down and killed by train No. 81 OF
the G., l.. a. W.. at the Kirkwood
crossing. The train that run him
down is known as the st. Clairsvilie
Plug. II is supposed that the man
had become confused and did not hear
the approaching locomotive. He was
also hard OF hearing. Mr.. Lawson was
one of the best policemen that has
graced the city's pay roll, and leaves
a wide circle of friends among the
cops, who are sorry to hear of his
untimely demise. For the past few
years he has been a resident OF Mar
tins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
CANDIDATES SELECTED FOR
HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE

a member ex-officio. The member from
the Alumni Association will b elected
~ that organization at q meeting 70 be
held In the near future
The arrangements OF the base bail
scheduie for the Local High school A.
being provided for under the manage
ment OF Coach Guy Holden. and owing
TO school being conducted in the after
noon the schedule will In all probability
be shortened. Ten Saturday games Will
be played during the season Tn. base
ball games OF the season will b. played
with the teams that az members OF ,he
Ohio Valley Athletic Association. This
Will In all probability Include two games
with Mound-vllle. Beiiaire. Wellsburg
ST. Clairrvtlie. Barnc-vflle. Cathedral
and llnsly. n few games will likely be
played with teams outside OF the as.o-
ctatfon- including Pittsburgh Academy.
Marietta and Cambridge High schools
The prospects for n rood team during
the season are very encouraging and m
all probability the local High school will
have n team that will win the base ball
championship of the association
Begin Yract1cs Soon
The base ball parctice At the local
High school Will begin the first week
after the spring vacation. which A. to
be held during the first week OF April
The complete base ball schedule OF
games TO be played during the present
season viii be announced inside OF . few
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
Two Championship Contests
AT Wesleyan College In Week
coILEcIANs WILL ENTERTAIN
WHEELING AND ElkiNs
HIGH SQUADS.
Great Preparations Being Made For
the Event-laroe Crowd Of
Fans Are Expected.
SPECIAL Dispatch to the Intelligencer.

BUCKHANNON. w. Va. March IL.
Wesleyan and Buckhannon will
have the privilege OF witnessing two
basketball games that are by far
the most important Of any played In
the State OF West Virginia this year.
all within the present week. Tonight
Fairmont Y. NJ. G. A. and Wesleyan
are playing on the college floor and
saturday night the Wheeling and
Elkins High school teams will meet
on the same hoor to decide the ques-
ton OF High school supremacy.
Wesleyan at first. planned a gen.
eral tournament TO decide the cham
pionship for high schools, but when
II came down to the end of the regu-
larry scheduled games between the
nigh school teams IL was found that
Wheeling and Elkins were really the
only teams having a claim to the title.
Inese two were asked to compete
under Wesleyan's auspices, and the
contest was arranged for Saturday
night.
Wesleyan Is entertaining the teams
and has procured as a prize, for the
team winning the game and the State
championship, a handsome cup. sim
liar to that presented to the college
winning the State track meet for col
Ieges last year. This will be pre-
sented by President Taught at the
conclusion of the contest.
Inc two teams seem TO be about
evenly matched. At Elkins early IN
the season Wheeling was defeated
and short time ago at Wheeling.
wheeling beat the Randolph county
boys. Elkins has the best record but
has failed to meet the Parkers burg
team, TO which Wheeling lost one
game. Wheeling has played a very
hard schedule and has been consis-
tcntly successful
Mr.. Watkins, OF East Liverpool,
OHIO, professional referee has been
secured TO referee the game and as
he comes with a big reputation Il Is
very likely that his work will be sat
isfactory. Elkins Is arranging for
special train to carry her rooters to
Buckhannon and advices have IL that
three hundred will make the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
A1xx1x1cs Will m N CHANCE or
co1Uu1111 or MN.
YIN Axs.ass .ess nan ssAsduis In Near
&us9re-yTuopscos DnsourAg-
~ fes Yast 4san-

Aoeording 90 the new constitution and
~ laws governing athletic sports At
the High school. all athletic events from
now on will be In the hands Of an sfh-
lettc committee Of seven. three members
or which Will be students. three faculty
mem b>rs and one alumnus. The change
- the result OF = recent action OF the
student council and which was ratified
~ the student body nj a meeting heid
last week
Al . meeting Of the student body held
yesterday afternoon. the following can
dioates were nominated 10 be voted on
this Afternoon to represent the students
on the new athletic board: For presi-
dent. Hiidreth Rider and G. w. Paul:
secretary. Charles Jeffers and. Russell
coetze: treasurer. Ralph Young and
Herman Hamilton.
According TO all reports the election
viii prove interesting. a. each one of
the candidates has a good following and
all are eager to be elected members OF
the athletic board. The faculty mem
bers OF the board win be appointed by
the principal and the principal will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
BELLAIRE BOY BREAKS
LEG IN A BASKETBALL GAME

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. o., March I7.-Samucl
j. Price OF Bellaire. o.. student.
while playing basketball at the Ohio
state university tonight. met with an
accident in which his right leg was
broken
frlce; VINO Is freshman. was play-
ing with a team from that class. and
IN scrimmage for the ball. he fell.
sustaining a fracture of the right leg
a physician was summoned and rem
dered temporary aid. and the injured
LAD was removed TO a hospital. where
the fracture was reduced
Price is well known in this vicinity.
having been star on the Bellaire
high school Basketball team two years
ago. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
w: j. Price OF Guernsey street. Bel
laire. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
YOU CAkN OF
NEGLECT THIS
MATTER

The man OF affairs cannot
afford 10 neglect his ward
robe. Spring will soon be
here. The faithful garments
Of Winter have earned a
rest. New fresh clothes. in
harmony with the season.
must take thcir place.
In your search for suitable
attire for Spring make this
store your first stop. Let
your eyes feast upon the re-
markablc array Of scaSonabic
Suits and Ovcrcoats de-
signed by men Of style for
men OF style.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
RIVERS LOSES
TO FRED WELSH
WELSH LIGHTWEIGHT GETS DE.
c's'on ~ az 2 esosig GO AT
Had a Quick Punch and Fast Foot
work-1e 10 Now In Line To
Meet Willie Ritchie.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March IL
Freddie Welsh. lightweight. OF Ponty
Pridd. Wales. won decision over Joe
Rivers OF Los Angeles at Vernon
arena today after 20 rounds OF fight.
ing. Welsh had a lead on points nearly
all the way.
Welsh kept Rivers in the glaze Of
quick punch and lively footwork. In
the fifth round the referee cautioned
Rivers about using his elbow on
Welsh's body in a clinch. In the thir-
teenth round Rivers forced Welsh
through the ropes. but failed TO land
any damaging blows.
Welsh Is in line for a fight with
Willie Richie, the champion, possibly
on July T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
IOWA HIGH WINS
United States High school Rifle Shoot.
ing Contest Won Second Time
IN Succession

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Iowa
CITY. Ia, High school to-day was de-
clared winner In the United states Hish
school rifle shooting contest for the
second consecutive year. Portland. Ne
won second honors. with a score OF s7S
against 1owa's 979.
Stoneham. Miss. High. was the vic
TOR IN the class Il competition. compile
ting the series with Only one loss In
class &c. the Placer Comfy High, OF Au-
burn Caltf, was awarded first hOnors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
RETURNS CONFIDENTIAL.

WASHINGTON. March 17.-warn-
ing was issued to all collectors OF in
tax returne are "inviolably confiden-
tial, that disclosure of returns T. in
violation OF the law. and the slightest
infraction will be punished. The warn
ing was In the form of a letter from
Secretary McAdoO to Commissioner
Osborn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
SYRACUSE CLUB
Annual Meeting OF Stockholders Of
This Club Will Be Held This
evening-EIect Officers.

The stockholders of the Syracuse
Club will meet " their Market street
O'Clock. in annu:l session. Officers
and directors for the ensuing year
will be elected. and the reports of the
officers for the past year will be sub
mitted. Many other matters of gen
eral interest 10 the club will be taken
M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
GOMEZ ELECTED.

WASHINGTON, March lids
patches received here today an
nounced the election OF Wenceslau
Braz Pareira Gomez. formerly vice
president. as president OF Brazil, 20
succeed President Fonseca, who I'M
der the constitution could not succeed
himself. Urbano dos Santos. a Federal
senator for Maranhao. was elected
vice president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
HAVE ENOUGH
President Of Federal Baseball League
says That NO Further Inroads
WIN BE Made on Big Leagues.

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE campaign
base ball players Is at an end according
TO interpretations to-day placed on n
statement OF James a. Gilmore, presi-
dent OF the Federals hat he was well
satisfield" with the present makeup OF
the Federal league ball clubs.
President Gilmore said his league was
not In urgent need Of star players
thereby intimating that the Federals
viii make no further attempts 60 sign
players from the National and American
leagues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
WAS ExoNERAIEn-

GLENWOOD. Iowa. March led
s. Harlan Of Atlantic. Iowa. former
receiver OF the Atlantic Northern and
Southern railroad. was eNonerated on
charges 81 emboZzlcmeut in the dis
trlct court here TODAY