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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26


Waahington. June 2s.--state de-
partment advlces today contained
nothing bearing on the reported oc-
cupation OF Mexico City by Carranxa
troops but ANNOUNCED curranaa's
guarantee OF protection for non-com-
batants In case OF iiRhilng there. The
department summarlred It's aayicea In
this statement;
The department Il ia receipt OF
advices from Vera Cruz 20 the eaect
that General carranxa has given as
surances that In tho event OF fshting
In the city OF Mexico. the Interests OF
non-combatants. whoiher natives OF
foreiRners. viii be looked after.
The department is In receipt OF no
definite report ccnccrnirg the opera
tions OF General carranxa's forces
outside OF Mexico City, but Il would
appear from the meneer reports re-
ceiyee that General zapata is pre-
pnzing 10 offer resistance with his ar
tiliery forces"
The opposing forces we're reported
In an artillery duel yesterday IN whlch
the carraExa advance was checked.
Consul slillman reported 10 the
state department today IN a telegram
dated Vera cruz at 7 o'clock yester-
day evenias that interruptions ef COM
munication with Mexico City was due
not 80 much tl actual military opera
tions as to the fact that the zapata
forces have destroyed the line.
General villa. In a message dated
yesterday at Aguascalientes ana re-
ceiycd az the villa agency here today.
says:
'"rhe reported capture OF Asuas-
calicntes by the carsanaistas IL ab-
surd. our operations are psoeresslag
fayorably."
Reports OF continued unrest in Yuc-
; atan have caused the navy depart
ment 70 Instruct Rear Admiral Cap
erton. on the cruiser Washington. 70
call al Proarcao on hia way 10 Cape
fiaitien. The Washington will reach
= the Yucatan port tonight and after
r Investigating the situation will pro.
d coed 70 Care Haitlen.
+ Charles A. Douglas and Elisco Ar.
: rendondo, representatives here ol
General car.anza left today for VeFa
Cruz. Mex. 20 confer with the flra
: chief II Is Understood that the OBJ
iect of their mission IL 70 arquain
lGencrfi tiaSsan2a with the viewpoint
OF The American government as out
! isilsd recently ~ President Wilson Il
, bis statement 10 the leaders Of th'
: gayrins factions in MpxtcO Demanding
}. an early restoration OF peace.
II IL was also underslood that ~
Carraaza representatives would tn
: deavor 20 bring about a reconciiiatiol
= between the censsitutionaliAt leade
= and the Wills and zapata factions.
Tho RED Cross today hurried $50
to the consul AZ san Luis petosi q
= huy food Tor the destitute. The "a
= ecictys agents a. Monterey are leeo
sng 5000 reeularlf.
"The consulate would bs coatinun|
' Is bcsieged hy hungry hopin
= mob says an unelhelal report irui
Monterey today. ~ Il were NOT fs
the RED Gross cora and peaus.
= ~ permanent peace should ef|s
y there Il possibility % smother ca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
BUSINESS ALL OVER
COUNTRY HURT
BY LOCKOUT
Shut Down of Chicago's
Building Industry Becomes
Effective Today as Step in
War With Union.


Chicago. June 26.-- Business In
many parts OF the country probably
viii suffer as result Of tbs shut
down of this city's building Industry
which, ordered By allied building and
material Interests as a war measure
against striking carpenters. went into
effect today. james Pryor. a mcIn-
her OF the press committee Of the
employers, aid he had telegraphed
out-o'-town concerns TO cancel orders
ana stop consignmcnts already on the
way 10 Chicago.
The shutdown win not become gem
eral for week or more. Il was sald,
in some cases, whore Il needed only
the order 20 stop machinery, II took
place today. but In others. where per-
ishablc goods are handled. there may
be continuance for several days.
Employers would venture no definite
statement as 20 the number OF men
Involved. but the estimates ranged
between 10000 and 100000 with
approximately one-quarter Of the
clty's wage cHFners directly or indi'
recty involved.
Further sessions Of the employers
committee. appointed with fun pow
crs 10 direct the shutdown. will ID
held Monday afternoon. The eNtcn
/ ut the movement probably viii he do.
tcrmincd then.
Herbert Ballpu. carpenter con
tractor WIS stabbed II l. thought a.
tally. ln "a dispute early today with
man who contended that the carpen
ters demand for 20 cents an hou
was justified.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
PRESIDENT NOT
DISTURBED WHEN
BABY SAYRE CRIES

Cornish. y. H. June 2s.-~Pres-
ldcnt Wilson. taking " orief va-
cation az the summer White
house spent this morning walk
inR through the woods of hts
place with members of his fam-
ily aud working IN bis studr on
correspondence ~ planned 20
taku an automobile ride Ia thu
; afternoon. he reviewed no wori
from Washington.
a cold night which made hlar-
} kots necessary allowed the preil-
ldeut good sleep and although
bsby sayfo cried several iimils
during the night Mr., Wilson wis
not disturbed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

LcaVcnworth, kas,, June 26-ilo-
mor McCord, the so-cniled kansas
bride kidgapor. and frank Williams.
conyicts N the state prison 20 Lam
sing. escaped from the prison coal
mine early today by q perilous 500
foot climb up the perpendiculur air
shaft
McCord was serving q sentence OF
nvu years on white slavery charges
which srcN out of his sensational
flight from lola, Has., inc evening OF
July "a. 1918, With Mrs. Harvey Dean,
a sixteen .year-old bride. The young
woman left her husband, Harvey
Dean, sitting on park bench. The
Deans were on their wedding journey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
KANSAS bride KIDNAPPER"
MAKES SENSATIONAL ESCAPE
FROM LEAVENWORTH PRISON

Williams aad McCord were lowered
into the mine last nght 90 aid ln re-
placing docaycd timbors. shortly az
ter midnight the mine WAS tarown
Into darkness. \ hasty examination
revealed that the electric light wires
had been cut ana telephone communal
cation severed. when repairs we're
made an lnrnectiou rev called that
Williams and McCord w0re gone In
yostigaton showed they had snouutod
the bununss OF the eirshaft located
some distance from the main Ehrfi
ana leading outside the priuoE enclos-
ure.
Williams was Seryins sentence
for robbery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
Carranza Rushing Every
Available Military Unit to
Relief of Commander Who
Faces Annihilation.
Villa Premier in FL Paso To-
day Declares His Chief Is
Ready to Do Everything
Possible 70 Bring About
Peace.

wasiineton, June aG.-onic,nf
ndvices today rcpDrt suceplnk
sicfoat os General (ionxaics aud
the Casfanka army advanciuR ON
Mexico cay, BY the znpais forcss.
tsenerni CaFrnnxe lass ordoruI nal
atHiiabls. rpiIsuk stpck ffom Vafn
Cruz toward the cnpifai io AID sise
retreat and IN an effort 10 save
Gonxaiee and his army
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RUMANIN INDICNTE;s sltE
WILL NOT ENTER n NJ,

EOrlln, lunr % tVII london, - 1N
y M According To- the correspond
eut of the Mltlag Zoituug, ln Buchar-
est the Rumanian cabinet has voted
to disbaud phrt ot the army aud awe
the soldiers long lurlough. The
action was taken. IL was stated. at the
instance of the premier and minister
nf war NJ. HutIano who explained
that negotiations with RUSSIA would
require long time
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HERSING NOT DECORNTFD
ron SINKING IlStT ANIl

Berlin June 30 tby wireless To-
Sayvillcl The report published
abroad that Captain Hcrsing. of the
German navy, had received the or
der of Pour H. Meritc, the highest
Prussian military decoration. for
sinking the Lusitania, is untrue. cap
tain Hersing was decorated for TAX
inc submarine boat past Gibraltar.
This announcement was made today
by the Overseas News Agency
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RUSSIAN WAR MINISTER
RESIGNS. ~ REPORT

London, June 20 O.yS T.. MI
General W A. Soukhumlinon, the
Russian minister of war has resigned,
according to dispatch from potro-
grad TO Reuters Telegram company
It h understood that General Poh-
vannif. H former assistant minister ot
war Will succeed General SoukhUmli-
non
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

Washington, June 20 Representa-
tivcs OF 1900 American importers
presented to secretary Lansing today
"a petition Tor action by the United
states Ia enable them 20 bring out
dycstuns potash ana other American
owned goods m Germany without
British interference
Twenty importers. headed by Lee
Kohna of New York. comprised the
delegation. Secretary Lansing called
INTO the conference solicitor Johnson
and Robort r. Rose. one OF the for
oign trade advisers OF the depart
ment
The importers reviewed the arr
rangemeuts originally made Informal
IS by them with Great Britain fO-
shipment of American owned soodf
from Germany through neutral cOun-
tries contracted lor prior To tho order
In council ut March / The difficult
ties over an extension of time for
shipment of slCh cargocs and the
general business effects ol the British
policy.
Secretary Lansing took the facts
under consideration and it IL gsncr-
ally believed they will hc presented to
Great Britain apart from the broad
/ subject Of the so-eallod blockade
which b. treated In new note that
has been under preparation for some
! time
| IMPORTIslS' PETITION SAYS
| BI.OCk ABE Mlii3tNS com MEItt 8
Ncw York, june 26 The import
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
ALLIES AMOSY WAIT next MOVE OF TERRIBLE GERMAN WAR MACHINE
SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY or
GERMANY MAKES AN APPEAL
FOR PEACE IN HUMAN|TY'S NAME

Managing Committee Issues Full Page Newspaper State
ment Demanding That ormany Which Has Been
Victorious Against All er Enemies Take the Initia
tive in Ending Great War When Safety Has Been Sc
cured; Make Firm and igOrOus Protest Against a
War for Territory Conquest.
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British Public Guessing as to
Which Way Kaiser's Forces
Will Next Direct Their
Energies.
RUSSIANS CLAIM CHECK
ON RIVER DNIESTER
German Troops Which Sue
ceeded in Crossing River
Driven Back; Undertake
Bridging Operations.

ny Evening Herald Leased wirc1
London. June 20 tii;5O ~. N.Y.
There ~ ~ pause ai the pres
cnt moan, nt ON both bntticfrOnts
on the continent. The British
public with bfcathlc~s expectancy
awaits the neat move. u l. con-
ccdcd that this move H. Ger
many's and that II may he made
against either Warsaw, Paris or
Calais.
Tie house of commons has
been assured by Walter Runci-
mar. president at the board oT
trade, that Great britain has -uf-
~ lent high explosives for her
own use aud that she need have
no concern OVtr her food sup
plies. hut TINT the requirements
for shells are still acute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

President WILSON. was madc public
here. II sets forth that the British
blockade concerns mot only the
property rights of the undersigned
citizens but involves "a contcmplat-
cd unlawful destruction uf the most
important portion of the entire COM
merce Of the United stntes.' The
petition DISCUSSES issues cf interna-
tional law nnd urges upon the rreai-
dent the need for very early de-
termination of these ISSUES 80 that
we may know whether We viii be able
10 conduct our established business
Great Britain, tAe petiIlon says.
has studiously avoided answering
the American note of March so, and
months of valuable time in which Il
was necessary for ms TO prepare tor
our coming business have passed.
"N0twithstanding that this docler-
alton of the British government does
not follow from any declared ana
maintained blockade OF German ter
ritory." the petition says, I'VE have
been unable to induce any steamship
COMPANY 20 carry our goods, Amori-
can property, either from unblork-
AIDED German ports OF from neutral
ports 90 which the goods have been
shipped by land. The mere fact that
Great Britain does not threaten DON
fiscation OF our goods II they are
shipped does not concern az, because
first. we cannot get them shipped'
and second, We are interested M the
much greater question OF lawfully on
tanning an uninterrupted supply "i
our AmerIcnn-owned merchandise
whether the same has been paid for
contracted Tor. or may be- contracted
for IN the future.
eve are not compensated by
payment for "a particular cargo aitei
legal proceedings IN the British
courts, for We are concerned IN pre'
venting sacrifice of American cap
itnl
During 1914 aud the early part o
this year We placed iarec contract
I for merchandise Ia be manufacture
(Continucd ON Page Two,l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

London. june 20 (iO:31 .. m.D
-iinmiS dropped 10y British aSi-
atOrs near i,oulcir, Belgium,
cau-sd the explosion of large
ammunition depot and also re-
suIfcd In tlie kiiling of iiftA Ger
man soldiers who were losidiug
AN ammunition train. -uls Cen
tral News dispatch from Iiottcr-
dam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

sixty years old and had been n busi-
ness at Aiian,own and other nearby
points for more than twenty years
He was a respected citizen nnd was
preparing 20 sell out and retire from
business. his partner Of many years
having died recently.
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Declare Great Britain's Block
ade Against Germany De-
stroys Most Important Sec
tion Of Our Commerce.
SEEK AN IMMEDIATE
ACTION FOR REMEDY
Claim England's Policy and
Actions Constitute Flagrant
Violation Of International
Law.

by Evening Herald Leased WireI
Berlin, .func 20 (Via London,
D:02 q. ml--Amba->atlor james
". Gerard today called az the
German foreign office and pre-
scnted phe American noic regard
ing tht AmcripaB ship William
y. Frye. sunk by the Gcrman
AUXILIARY cruiser Prln1c I.itcl
Friedrich la the l'acifi,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
BRYAN PAYS LAST
VISIT TO STATE
DEPARTMENT TODAY

Washington, June 20 6--Formcr
secretary Bryan paid "a farewell
Vlist to the state department to-
} DAY before his departure for the
, Pacific coast. lie called on Sec
retary Lansing and other ofh-
cials
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

cronemcyes was well known 20
many Albuquerque people and many
Inquiries for further Information were
received by the Herald. especially
from salesmcn and jobbers with whom
the trader had had ousiness dealinss.
The account Of the killing which was
brought to Albuquerque by tralnmen
this morning was that Cronemeyer
while resisting a holdup had killed
the would-be fobber who In turn had
inflicted WOUNDS from which Crone-
meyer died before help could reach
him. This version appears TO have
been incorrest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
CARRANzES ARMY OVERWHELMINGLY WHIPPED
BY APATA FORCES BEFORE MEXICO CITY
ARIZONA INDIAN TRADER
ASSASS|NATED IN HIS TRADING
POST At ALLAN TOWN LAST NIGHT

Curt CrOnemeyer for Twenty Years Trader Among Nava
JOS and Red" Mcdonald, Employee, Shot to Death
by Unknown Parties; ResOn for Killing Unknown;
Cronemeyer, Fatally Hurt Telephones for Help hut
Dies Before Aid Can Reach Him; Was Preparing to
Retire from Business.
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Washington. june 2G.--Thc
United siatc- II not considering
placing an cmbargo ON shipgicnts
to any hclligcrcnt country. THIS
was stated oiiicially today at the
state department a. result of
published reports that an cm-
bnrgO on all shipments of Amcri-
can products to England was like
~ in retaliation for British inter-
ference with American trade with
ncutrals.
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London. June 20 tiO.3O u. m.l
II Central News dispatch from
Amsterdam says several train-
loaded with heavy guns have lett
E-Sen tor the German front on
the ihura river la Poland, where
u n believed thcy win he n~ed in
an advance against Warsaw.
london. June 20 ti1;3O %. M
II dispatch received here from
Stockholm says that The Meth
crland, steamer Gers. irom Ann
stcrdam for Lnlca, Swc,lrn. has
sunk a. a result of striking ~
mine in the t.ulf of iiothnia. The
crew was saved
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Especial Dispatch to the IIwaId1

Gallup. y. NJ. June 2s.--Curt
cronemcyer. veteran Indian trader
and c. a. RED" Mcdonald, an em-
ploye In his store. we're shot 10 death
az Cronomcyer's store near Allantown.
Arizona. just over the New Mexico
line last night, after they had retired
for the night Tho identity OF the as
sassins or the reason f0r the murders
Is unknown. Croncmeyer was not IN
stantly killed and war able 20 get 10
the telephone and call for help, call
ing the santa Fe station agent He
died. however. before aid could reach
him. only meagre details are Avail
able hore AZ yet and no oae In Gallup
has 0een able TO supply n motive for
the crime. aside from that OF robbery.
Arizona officers are az work on the
case ana developments are expected
soon.
Cronemoyer II one OF the oldest OF
the nearby Indian traders. lie wa'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

am bride kidnaper" could
NH be expected TO stay in
WU prison all through the
month Of June.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
AZ die Em,pirc.

The Empire theatre is showing
today one of the greatest wild ami
NAL thrillers ever put on the screen.
This is a Bison production in two
reels IN the title of ''Perils OF the
Wild" with Marie Walcamp and
William Clifford playing the lead
ing roles Great danger on the part
of the actors was portrayed in the
filming OF this two reel production,
and Is a sensation that will hold the
lockers on suspense. The single reel
Is one of the famous L-Ko comedies,
Father Was Loafer," with Billie
Richie and Gertrude Shelby play
ing the lead parts. Tomorrow the
Empire program will be Rex two
reel society drama in the title Of
Wolves of Society" with Frank
Lloyd and Helen Leslie playing the
feature roles. The single reel will
be How Site Fooled auHty," q We
tor comeay-draTna. - ''''' 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
DR.. LANDR|TH AMONG
FLYING SQUADRON CREW
FORMER EILlS cot NIIAN
PROMINENT IN .tNTi-St-
LOON WORN.
Sisters Will Visit Him at Dallas To-
morrow When He Speaks in
Campaign.

Mrs, !. " T5ttE Wit ~ 80 49,.
tomorrow where she will meet her
brother, Er. Ira LaEdrith. who is III
Dallas as member OF the Flying
SGuaGTSnf q >rr,-.,
a: 90. "re Of national RI putation IN
the campaign for nation wide prohi-
bition.
DR.. Landrith is a native Ellis
countian, born at Milford and is
one of the prominent men of the
Presbyterian church. and is one Of
- ~ - i.
loon League Of America DR.. Lam
drith is president of Ward Belmont
college. He is former moderator of
the preehvtnrian General Assembly.
III highest i,ofsS>T tbs denn'ninatian
can confer
DR.. Landrith will not have time to
make WaSahachie visit. and MIS-.
Beck will go there to meet her
brother, She will be joined here
by her sister, Mrs. S. NJ. Love, OF
Milford, and the two sisters Will
dine tomorrow with their brother in
Dallas. The three are the only re-
naming members of the I.andrith
family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
LAND |NOEbT [DNEsS Of
0RPHANAGt HAS BEEN PAID
-
THE FINANCIAL AGENT IN
PRESSES GRATiFICATiON TO
FRIENDS.

This paper has received the follow
ing from Rev j f. Mctiuns. finae
n. agent Of the Texas Baptist Or
phanage located in WaXahachIe.
Permit me through 3o&: colann" =
TO announce that the last cent Of
.he land Indebtedness against the
Texas Baptist Orphanage at WaEa-
hachie was paid the Sc enteenth
instant, for which all the friends Of
the Home feel very grateful. We
- ~ 4 ~ ~
picnic at the Home Tuesday, the
first day OF June, and sc extend an
invitation 10 the people Of your city
10 CONC ana pai tie'.,,'t' Wit. y. =
the weather is good We are expert
ing Baptists from every part Of the
state to be present We will have
dinner on the ground for everybody
provided they bring it with them
We expect to have a splendid must
cal program for this occasion, and
we want to get the chairman of the
Commercial club of WaXahachie 10
deliver the welcome address at lie
a. M that day Elder j. NJ, New
burn, pastor of the First Baptist
church of Jacksonville. will respond
to the welcome address. We hope 70
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26

ic farce as adapted from the play
by Augusta MacIIugh, and by spe-
eial arrangements with George M,
Cohan and Sam Fl. Harris The play
as presented on four hundred and
eighty-eight American stages made
quite a hit, but the picture produce
cess and meet with the hearty APP
prevail Of thousands who have seen
1t on the screen Tomorrow the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
MILFORD PUTS STREET
LiGHTS ALONG STREETS

Announcement is made that Mil
ford Is this week INSTALLING street
lights to light the way for travel.
This added accommodated Is a,.c
i - :. ST. Hsy PHI.
siffs .. s..ss M the Milford. News, who
LAS been agitating street lights for
several weeks. 1t was he who Sc
cured the contracts from the mer-
chants for the lights. Roy believes
in letting Milford's light shine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
WE'LL. KNOWN PREACHER
Will BE HERE SUNDAY

e.. !. \. !fan of Dallas will
preach at the First Baptist rnnrc;l
on sunday morning and evening.
Dr. Hall is well known ia Baptist
circles Of Texas, and viii be re-
membercd as having conducted a
very successful revival here some
eight or ten years ago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
NEGRO THREATENS WIFE
WITH VICIOUS kNIFE,

Sheriff Dearborn arrested a ne
gro by the name of VIII Mitchell
late Thursday afternoon after he had
chased his wife around with big
knife and threatened vengeance upon
her. A charge of assault and bat
terry was made against the negro and
animation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
COMMISSIONERS INSPECT
HRICk WORK ON JAIL

County commissioners are in ses-
sion this afternoon transacting rot
tine business and allowing accounts
for the week. Later this afternoon
they will go to the county farm IL
inspect the brick work on the county
Jail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26

Carl Tankersley, who was called
10 Bristol last Saturday on account
of the serious illness of his father,
today phoned to Mrs. Tankersley call
ing her there also. The father
rUi e, ~ h~~ S.>r: -: !, &
y. - - -, cankersley exneets To go to
Bristol this afternoon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26

Christian Endeavor program.
Leader Frances Moores.
Song.
Prayer,
Song.
Business.
The need of work among the
M n ..Gsla..s. ! es,- -...........
The Conditions around pusSe.
Sound-Orlene McCombs.
The Conditions Among the In
$1,000. --.--- ~. re ..-...., ..,......
The Need of Work iL Rural Dis
tricts-I.ouise Oldham,
Reading--Boyee Farrar.
Questions,
Frances Moores.
Song.
Mi2pah.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26

The Dixie theatre opeheu tnis dil-
ernoon as had been planned by the
: :: : :. u Is .aw knawa 81
the New Dixie. and from appear
anee and new elects this promises
.e he q place. OF amusement that
will be up-to-date as a motion pic
tute show house. The opening bill
Tor fSaas II tic i 8 s i,ccsSi sc
iiai ieiidts, Uiiiear oEs,- S1s,,.;aszsi.; :
ing the celebrated comedian. How
ard Estahrook. In this malodramat-
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Dixie will start the cnI'ef'''
gram, showing each d'S H' :, :,
lures with a release o. V ,a,olr
days old. The bili 10 m
is In the switch Tower u,l
cho two reel drama W." T.. 4
Edwards and Geflfuo0 ~. i
an all star cast ! " M
will be one of those eve ", nj,
Keystone productions III ''
Love In Armor. <