The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-22
FIFTEEN THOUSAND
WooDMFN EXPECTED.
Biggest w. o. w. r ly Ever Held in
Texas Scheduled for Thursday
November 49, at Cotton
palace Naco

Waco. Texas Preparations are be-
ing made for the Biz Eest w. o. W. raj
Nv at the Cotton Peace ON Thursday
November Is, that as ever been held
in Texas. Membern OF the Woodmen
of the World fromt all parts of the
state will be pres nnt. From present
indications il is estimated that over
Is. 900 members OF That order will be
here. The RAILROADS have made ex-
ceedingly low rated for the boys. and
they are arranging TO run. special
trains to suit their convenience. spe
cial trains have alrdhdy been arranged
over the Santa Fe tom Cleburns and
over the Cotton VEit from Tyler
Others will be ANNOUNCED later. These
trains viii leave No in time for the
visitors to get bacf home IN time to
be on the job the mkt morning
Choppers, forget y kur troubles. Come
out for day at he South's Most
Unique Exposition. Meet your own
Texas" VIII Fraset the head Of the
Perfected Wooderae Sovereign Bank
er Senator Morrif Sheppard, Mrs
Emma Manchester, Eupreme Guardian,
and Miss Dora Alexander, Supreme
Clerk of the Wool man Circle; Head
Consul and State fanager. r. II. Nc.
Dill, jurisdiction 81 Texas, and the
rest OF the men All women who have
made our great order and its aux
Hilary.
All members of Noodmen bands and
members of the Inifrom rank if in
full uniform, willkbe admitted free to
the Cotton Palac4 grounds on Novem
Der 18th z
Come see the Gam contest and es.
pecially the w. CsField Drill. hear the
speeches, get neS enthusiasm In the
cause Of Woodcrtft Attend the re.
ceptions to the s&ereign Commander
and Supreme GuFdian, the two per
sons who more tim any others have
been responsible III the growth Of the
orGer. Witness tie regimental drill
Of the Third Reg bent
Big street pafae at II O'Clock IN
the morning Thistwil be one Of the
features of the dan Parade VIII as.
semhle at Eighth sand Washington
streets.
Never In the history Of Woodcraft
have more yaluablf cash prizes been
offered than will b given this year
by the Cotton Pa4ce management
The prizes are as Follows.
For best field dflls by Uniform
Rank companies: ST prize. $500:
End prize. $4,000; Bid prize. $4,000
4th prize. $4,000 4
For Uniform RAD Bands: lst nrize
$4,000; End prizek $4,000; Ord prize,
$500.
For Camps of IL W. o w. having
largest number ofFembers in line of
march and attend1 ng Cotton Palace.
LIST prize. S25.00 FIND prize, $500
2rd prize, $1,000. &
For the Campskof the w. O w
having largest ~ cent OF member.
ship in line of mbrch and attending
cotton Palace: price, $500,
2nd prize, $1,000; pd prize. $1,000.
FOR the Groves q the Woodmen Cir
Gle giving exhibition drIll. lst prize
$4,000 Ind prize. 1000.
Camps entering 1or largest attend
ance and largest - cent members In
line and attendance notify IN writing
by Nov. 18th. giyiu& number OF camn
location OF Camp. hmhef OF members
reported from Caep on report for
October. Send nd6ce TO / ID AIov.
ander. State Fielf Man. w @ w
Address Waco, Tel s. Box No. sea
Following cont ittee in charge
Full Information Cd be obtained from
chairman OF this cAlamittee.
S. j. FOOD. Chairman.
J X. HRECKER.
49, w II. JAWS.
kNsl Committee Ia Cbarga