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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

TROOPS NE IDLE


COPENHAGEN. July 20. BY mail
|so New yoYk-Frcm sources In Close
touch both with the sttration in Eng
land and II the front II has been
learned that England viii not be abe
Ito use General Kisch~ner's army for
an offensive drive against the Ger
mans thu hummer. Moreover II mil
lstary operations are hampered by q
severe enough winter there my be 40
major drive before sprins--a year
after she original time for IL 10 start.
Meantime the war may end.
From the same sources 1t is knowa
THAT EngIand's ammunition situation
lis far more sericas than is general
liz known and that peace Is nearer
than h publicly admitted. The prsa-
Isipie reason England does NOT talk
peace terms at the present IS thai
her Statesmen realize that the part
/ her army has played thus far has
beea very small Once her offensive
power il renewed England will nc. be
aserse TO considering overtures 70
end the war
EnglsHd's prestige could be re-
stored BY the fall or Constantine
pie aud The sorcsag OF the Dardan-
e les. Hence the Dardaneiies opera
fions are Of more importance than
the operations in France and Bel
GUM IL 90 far as peace is eo1-
cerEesi there Is a growing optlfnisss
in England that the forcing OF tbs
T1ar5aaelIez narrows would mean
the sabhuing OF the land forces. The
necessity for lammerlng the Turks
Is tbs reason Great Britain Il 50
short o. ananGnition III Flanders Il
/. ii Anown. too. that the wEr offiea
hAs not only failed TO supply sui
sieians shells for the troops a. the
front. but has neglected to furnish
an adequate number OF machine
Snna
The British army on the CONT
aent is now unable 10 create Dir
version favorable to Russia because
Sir John French fears q depletion
OF his munitions in future drives
might later permit the Germans to
ger through the British lines % ca
Iais Practically all the ammuni-
ton the English possess must be
hasbanded for defensive use Oh
this account
The United Press learns that no
more than 500 900 British troops
ere at the front in western Europe,
on the Gaiiipoii peninsula aud In
Egypt Less than 5eo.0oo Of these
meH are in actual service in France
and Belgium. Ii woald be iuIpossi-
BILE for even this comparatively small
s.e-ee under Sir John Frenea's COM
mand 70 be effectively used until
England can obtain more rapid
firers England is not 80 busy now
liz making such needed guns as she
- in turning out machinery with
which the guns may later lie manu-
featured
Whether England ever ear InaHu-
faetare munitions proporiionase 10
tbs German output II beginning TO
be doubted The lack OF oryaniza-
ton in England is amazing Even
nov nearly a year after the OUTBREAK
OF the war Noolwieh arsenal, En-
gland greatest war mnultion lacto-
~ Is NOT running al maximum eapa-
city Some mien epioyed are stock
exchange brokers ~ho work in an
amateurish say on Saturday half
holidays and on other casual occa-
sions
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

DALLAS. Aug. i-~lt va aa-
ooGneea here yesterday taai suitable
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
Billy sunday 70 conduct week )
revival meeting here Ia the tau u
1919.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

You mnst also consider the faet
that tbs cigarette manufacturers ARE
better advertisers than the crnsad-
err.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

Miss Rosetta King Of Fort Woria
10 visiting her nnele, j. w Sims
and family II zos Mcmillan street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in scandal
a bys reel feature production By che
Universal stars to ho shown ~ The
Dixie theatre Friday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04
70 LOAD COTTON foR GENoa
Liner segnranea 10 Take on staple
at Galveston

GALVESTON. Tex. Aug. tn.
former Ward liner seguranea. nov
the property Of g. " Breitung Q,
Marquette. Mich. ard Dacsa fame
has been liked 70 carry fall earg,
q cotton from the gulf to Genoa
She viii load part cargo ~ Mes,
Orleans. completing at Galveston
Size IS 70 make Last - oi Angus
sailing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

he wbo walea sima waists hfs
save rms bY having 9 Tucker o.
ys.f -. gt4@t.1 .lH 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

Tae Daily laeAt gives the Rows.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-04

which is a heart-touehing photo
drama, dealing with an important
international sltaatson--the traf-
ticking in ammunition and war
sGpplies--Junas appears in the
role OF 3 foreign diplomatic repre-
sentative, visiting America for the
purpose Of purchasing big guns.
In order 10 effect disguise as
nearly perfect IS possible. Jones
spent many hours watching mo-
ton pictures OF the Ambassador
and IN studying his latest portraits.
Needless to say, his efforts were
more Of success than even he
had anticipated.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28

izen of whatever nationality, stand
for peace first, last and all the time.
Should our country be involved we
are all ready and willing to rally
around "Old Glory" till then let S
stay at home.
Elder John T. Kinds of Fayette-
vile will hold a series of meetings
here this summer, beginning about
the third Sunday in August and last
ing two weeks.
Ralph and Edna Grimes are the
happy parents of bouncing boy
born last Sunday afternoon.
We are glad to know that J. W.
Matthews who has been sick for some
item is greatly improving in health at
this writing.
Miss Ruth Settler returned to her
home at Higdon last week after Wis
iting relatives here and at Conway.
Her brother Baxter Settler and wife
accompanied her home for few
days visit.
May 25.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
GARLAND SPRINGS.

Well we are back after quite a rest
Health is very good in this commu-
nifty as it always is.
We have had some very hard rains
for the past few days that has wash
ed the farms in some places very bad
Corn, oats and wheat looks fine all
through this country, with the excep-
tiCn of a few patches of spring SOW
ing If a man wants to make oats
he must put them in the ground in
the fall.
1. M. Polk filled his appointment
Sunday and made a fine talk. He will
be back on the next fourth.
S. H. Keathley made business trip
to Conway last Friday.
Arthur Dawes and wife and Miss
Edner Dawes attended singing at Mt.
Vernon Sunday night.
R. w. Brown lost a fine SOW last
Sunday in Spence Lays field by some
cause.
Miss Jessie Matthews took dinner
with Mrs. Jessie Bell Sunday.
Miss Lola Woods spent last week
with Miss Edna Dawes here.
The vote in the school election was
light at this place. J. A. Dawes was
chosen for director to fill C. c. Bells
place.
Everybody remember the decoration
next Sunday at Marcus Hill, and let's
all go.
We congratulate Judge Holt in his
decision in the two school cases that
came before him on the 21st and hope
he will do likewise on the 9Th, between
As and Al.
The cotton acreage is considerable
lighter through this country.
James White bought new NOW
ing machine last Saturday at Mt
Vernon.
May 25.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
At The Theatres
THE ARKWAY.

"The Blighted Spaniard," an L.Ko
comedy, heads the bill tonight at the
Arkway. Sunshine, the village beau
ty, is in love with Tomalio, who is in
love with her. Under her window he
plays love tunes, muct to the distress
Of the neighbors. Tomatoes only RI
val is Bombardio. He is not looked
upon with favor by Sunshine, but per-
sists in his ardent wooing. Thinking
to win Sunshine's heart, he follows
Tomatoes example and plays lovely
lyrics to his beloved one. But she
looks upon him with cold disapprov-
al. And in the end the aid boy meets
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
PERMANENT INJUNCTION
CASE Is UP TODAY

Little Rock, Moy 2S.-Judges Trie-
Der, Vandeventer and Van Horn, of
the United States circuit court, are
holding session today in st Paul,
Mimi, to hear the application of the
Frisco railroad to make permanent
the injunction against the enforce
ment of the new commission freight
tariff No. 5. The state by John P.
Streepey, assistant attorney general,
is making an application for a con-
tinuance, that preparation may be
made for the defense of the tariff.
1T is said by experts that proposed
tariff has been drawn scientifically
and without regard to class inter-
ests, and that it is able to stand the
acid test. All preferential rates
have been eliminated, and it is said
to fair alike to the shipper and the
railroad.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
UNION HILL.

Mr.. ]. G. Thomasor of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting relatives and friends
here at this writing.
Ernest Kimball of England, Ark,
has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Kimball here for the
past few days.
W. H. Gunter and family of Nay
lor attended church here Sunday.
Fred w. Day and family of Bris-
toll visited at the home of Mrs. Days
mother, Mrs. L. C. Stone, here Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Gunter and
children of Bristol were pleasant
callers at the home of the writer
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. O. D. Presley of Quitman
conducted the services here Sunday
at the Free Baptist church, which
was annual communion day.
The second Saturday in June is
the day set to meet and clean off the
cemetery at Bristol. Everybody
come out and help to beautify the
home of the dead.
Walter Gunter and family of Nay
lor attended church here Sunday.
Rev. Moore preached Sunday night
at this place.
On account of the rain Sunday at
noon. Several were disappointed by
not getting to go to singing.
Walter Wright and family visited
at the home of Tom Woods Sunday.
There will be a strawberry supper
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
ENOLA.

Ebert Tatum visited at Little
Rock last week.
E. j. Sanders and family visited
relatives at Conway last week.
Mrs. Ethel Settler visited Prof.
Norwood's family at Quitman last
week.
Walter Sanders and wife and Mrs.
S. ]. Curtis and Mrs. Henry Sanders
are visiting at Little Rock this week.
Elder G. w. Dalton and wife are
visiting at Conway this week.
The Naylor ball team came over
Saturday and got swamped IL to l.
They are jolly good fellows but can't
play ball.
j. T. bucket, Sam W. Shock, B. S
Shock L. T. Lasley and DR.. W. ii
Wilson are transacting business II
Conway today.
The program at the Cross Roads
literary society Saturday night wa:
sure fine. There will be debate there
next Saturday night by Sam Smith
Lorenzo Moss, Nat Matthews ant
Gabe Smith.
w. M. Harper had the misfortune
to get a good mich cow killed las
week.
There will be a w. O. W. unwilling
and decoration at Marcus Hill Gem
eterv next Sunday at 8 o'clock. Al
! neighboring camps are cordially in
vited to attend.
We want to take off our hats t.
President Wilson and Secretary w
J. Bryan for the able manner il
which they are handling the nations
affairs. Let every true American cit
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
SUMNER CLASS.

Mr.. w. G. Utermoehlen will teach
a summer class during June and July
at his studio, at regular rates of tu-
ition.
Pupils will be assigned at once if
desired Pupils in piano or violin or
orchestral instruments, as we'll as
special work in harmony or theory,
and thorough course in piano ped
agogy or teaching methods. Liebling
and Virgil as we'll as well as princi-
Piles of Leschitizki and Sherwood
methods.
Call him at phone $50 for rates
and assignments. DIT
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
ACritical Inspection

Of Our work and the unanimous
opinion Will be, that it is fault
tess. This comes from our long
experience, modern facilities, FL
tered water and expert workers.
Last, but not least, the sanitary
method we employ. Thf latter
one can not lay too much stress
upon, for cleanliness is next to
Goodness. Make this your laun-
dry, and you will wear that smile
OF satisfaction. Next week we
are going to laundry free the
largest bundle of shirts and col
lars. Send us your bundle.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
his just deserts.
Two other good subjects will be
shown tonight.
THE GRAND.

"Some White Hope?' Vitagraph
comedy. tops the schedule tonight at
the Grand. Filled with fight and
hard cider, Hiram has a dream in
which he seems to be subject for
a fake hypnotist, who makes his do
all kinds of foolish stunts, finally
telling him he is white hope. That
starts things, and after knocking the
professor out cold, he jumps into the
audience and starts riot in the the
alter. This is a knockout comedy of
the first order.
The fourth installment of "The
Exploits of Elaine" and a Kalem
comedy, also will be shown tonight.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28

given at the home OF Caleb Nolen's
Monday night, May "a.
w. l.. Breeding made a business
trip to Mt Vernon Friday.
Mrs. Emma Curtis. Mrs. Julia
Mckinney and Mrs. Lizzie Gunter Wis
tied at the home of Aunt Lou Stone
Friday night. Aunt Lou has been
sick for the past two weeks but is
improving.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
FOR MISS BLAIR.

Complimentary to her guest, Miss
Eunice Blair of Little Rock, Mrs Jo-
seph Frauenthal tonight will enter
tain crowd of young people at her
beautiful suburban home, in the
western part of the CITY.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
News

For the information who have not the "Keep
Neat and Clean Laundry, giving here complete de-
scrpon plant excepting few things that would not be OF
interest.
We American Washers (none BETTER,
Ideal Wrnger, American Shoe Flat
Ironer Table Linen Bed Spreads, etc.
in famous Universal Press for
Palm Beach and These machines receiving lib
eral patronage and giving splendid satisfaction.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
"SINGBAD THE SAILOR"

The presentation of the comedy,
"Singbad the Sailor" at the Grand
last night by students of the State
Normal School, was one of the most
pleasing local talent affairs seen here
in quite while. 1t was witnessed by
a large audience, which thoroughly
enjoyed the offering.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
INVINCIBLES WIN.

The 'Inincibles" defeated the "City
Slickers" yesterday afternoon, 10 to
l, on the Normal field. "The "Slick-
ers' held the "Invincibles" to one
score for six innings, but in each of
the final three rounds the winners
annexed three runs.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1915-05-28
EXCU RSION RATES.

Meeting State Bar Association of
Arkansas, June l to 8, inclusive.
Round trip tickets Conway, Ark, to
Fort Smith, $3.50. Tickets on sale
May 81, June l, 1915. Advt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-24
LYRIC

With an augmented cast the re- rently organized CaIburn Musical Comedy company will present this week at the Lyric theatre, 'sTshe Tenderfoot,s Richard Carries singing, dancing and laughing success Head ed by John Kearney in the role in which CarIe made his greatest hit, the company will give a presentation of the operetta which promises to set the theatre-go public of Bridge port fairly agog. 'sThe Chocolate Soldier made one of the greatest sensations Of the present season in Bridgeport. but Manager William 1sham and Manager Frank L. CaIIa- han both said last night that the play this week will be even better than the one last week
 The story of The Tenderfoot, deals with a peaceaBle professor of. languages, who in conducting a bevy of charming seminary girls around the world, stops off at the Texas ranch of Marion Worthfngton The professor is not left unmolested for long, as the cowboys and Texas rang CTS swoop down upon him and make him the butt of their wild and wooley sports The play aboundss in 1aHghabIe situations and witty lines stas hunor being fast and furfousIy funny.
 Miss Florence Mackie, John Rear neys Arthur Burck1ey Miss Nell Me Cune, and the other members of the CaIbnrn Musical Comedy company. who have acquired almost fnstantan- eous popularity in Bridgeport. will be seen in The Tenderfoof Judging from the advance sale Of tickets for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-24
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Led Pane

I went in my sfstfr G1addtses room with my baseball bat to-day to look out the window to see if eny of the nun of them was. and I startid to go out of sGIaddises room agen and I herd her Running up the stares and | went and called ovir the bannistbrs, Hay, G1addis, G. you betttr not gd in yure room.
 Wy not. sed G1addis. wat tricks this
 No trick, you bettir not go in, t1ares a bat in thare, I was jest in, I sed.
 Q. goodniss, izent that dredfll. I hate bats, sed GIaddis.
 They get in yure hare and awl. I sed.
 Q mersey, wats it doing, flying er- round, sed GIaddfs.
 Tt was jest standing thare wen calm out, sed.
 o grayafisa. Q deer, I'm afrayed to go in, sed G1addIs.
 If go in and get it out will you give me anuthfr peece of that candy MT Parkins gave you. I sed.
 O, yes, hury and get it out. sed Gladuls.
 Will you give me peecee, I sed.
 Yes. yes, w1ll you pleeze hurry. it sed Gladdis.
 Give me the 3 peeces ferst,NI sed,
 o, you'll be the deth of me- sed Gladdis. how can give them to you fepst wen thare in my room with that horrid bat
 wel1 tell me ware they are and III get them. I, sed-
 In the 3rd droar of my bewro und1r sum things, O hevvins, don't you no wat 1t meens to hury. sed Gladdis. And went back in her room agen and fownd the candy and took the 2 biggest peeces out, and then I took my baseball bat frum ware it was 1eening agenst the bed and brawt 1t out In the halls saying, its out
 Wy, it dident take you lawngs sed Gladdiz.
 That's belxause wasent afrayed of it. sed. And kepp avn going down stares eeting wun of the peeoeH of candy, being ohockIit with goodey stuf inside.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-24
AI11uSementS
POI4I'S

China is called upon to furnish the headliner at Poltss the first half of this week. when Han Ping Chien pre- sents the worId-renowned Felzin Mysteries, This offering was feat tll'e In the program at the Pa1ic Thea Ire, N ew York, last week The Orien- tals have combined a whole vaudeville show into a single act. magicianss ac- robats songsters and instruTnentalists all contributing to the program
 D. " Griffith the master producer of film masterpieces. will have az1Oth- CT feature in Polls pRogram this week dn. a six reel feature, The Averaging Conscience This mystery photo- sI3la.y is based on Edgar Allen Poe's ssrfle Tell-Taae Heart and Mir. Grif- fith has avai1ed himself of every op- f,ortunity offered. Henry p. Waltha1,. sar Of The Birth Of a Natiorl,, and Blanche Sweet. featured in he Hs- rape, are holding the stellar roles.
 Other features of the vaudeville program are: The Three Brightons in a variety skit, sShopping;;' The Pup petts. introducing a European comic novelty.
 Locketf & Waldrons in a classy vsEu- aevilie Advertisement; Walter Browers In. songs and pianologues and The Dzave, comedy wire workers and ac- rabats.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-24
EMPIRE

That Elsie Janis, the world famous comedfenne Starring in Betty in, Search of ThT1lIs' under the aus s5fces of BosWorth Inc, never had a bHther role, and the role could never have had a bonn1er player is doubt aess due to the fact that this spark ling film comedy is from the pen of Elsie Janis herself
 The vfvacious, irnpulsive little New r ork heiress just out of a convent hungers to know the life in America s biggest city from which she. has been shIeIded since a baby She 1rnagines At must contain all sorts of wond erfuI mysteries. She longs for 1t Yearns Tor it. It Is longing and yearning We all have one time or another.
 But when Betty follows her innpul-s and pIunges into the svllirIpooas Of night life she finds the mysteries there are pretty dark ones Sbe finds that even though her adventures ap- proaEh the proportions of a tale out pf the Arabian Nights nevertheless gIamor is not to be found elsewhere If it cannot be found first at home 4saaAss too, is a lesson we all sooner or later learn.
 ronsequences of her prank without a scratch or the ruffhng of a single snow white feather we draw a deeps breath of relief.
 When she finally accepts the hand soTne, manly young New York club han she ought to have accepted in the beginning we feel as happy as though, mount five part masterpiece will head the all feature pfotop1ay program of Tered at Keeney's Empire theatre to- day and tomorrow ,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-24
PLAZA

With such headline attract tfon as The Sierra SanbeaIns in An 1dyi of .khe H5Ilsss the cosy Plaza is bound to De the meeting place of a merry Ehrong of enthusiasts durdng the first hstlf of the current week for the bill ds widely and pleasingly diversified. 4ha Sierra sunbsans is made up of kan pacpIe seven Of them girls of nrafxy face and form and they have
 TEanfad series Of songs and dances with a continuous round of mirth in ! aected by "a trio Of clever comedians popular favor before they are here many hours. It IS miniature H1u- Hicaa comedy with catchy music and aaushable znirzh and the. scenic and costunfng end of the piece have been H1abprateiy provided for
 Ths Wilton Sisters two charming girls in singing and dancing fantasy 2hat has won them laurels In the n1etropoais is scheduled for a dietinc- tive spot on the program, The girls display handsome wardrobe and Their ofEertng Is an excellent one.
 Burns, Kamore 6 Grady, three young varsity fellows in a merry me aange of song and nirth have been booked to appear T1Ads trio Is conn posed of accom- plished singers and their repertoire will surely plesse Ar tame the boy with the table and chairs. has q balancing act with which he intends to score hit at every perfurnaance. rtaTna has reputa- tion that puts aside all fears as to his chances Of making good.
 sHtrathxnore's is the title of the production to top the photoplay end of the bill ssstrathrnore,' is in five reels and is one of the most com piete of the Mutual Masterpieces SO far produced The story, though written many years ago by the fa- 1nous Ouida, is still new and mod arn an plot and theme. Romance, chiv- airy joy and sorrow are all depicted with a. cleverness that suggests the master hand of D. W Grifith in the directing
 Besides this picture s.esuss1e's Back ward Way a Keystone comedy and The Broken Window will be shown.