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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
WASHI\GTON. Augnst

WASHINGTON. August ss. r.
During the year over so" American
vessels are expected 10 ciear from
Tampeo. Mexico. carrying oii and
other commodities. according to re-
ports ~ the Bureau % Commerce. Z
the present rate continues. fhis
will more than triple the namher
clearing during the lasi yeAr The
increase 81 due &, the piacina onaer
Amsriean registry MANY of the eii
Interests boats.
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ETON ADMINISTRATION is CONVINCED
GERMANY DOES NOT WANT UNITED
ITATES DRAWN INTO THE WAR;
| PLANS OF WILSON PREVAILS
4 Government Has Not the Right to Plunge
\ Into Troubles of Unrelentng War on Mere
es-Thinks Nations Welfare Should BE
onsidered in Dealing With Questions.

HGTON, August 26,
that Germany will
submarine accidents
10 more Americans
rmed in any circum-
rs given the govern
\ by Count Bernstorff,
AMBASSADOR.
HGTON. August 26.-
doe not want the
ates drawn into the
- is the outstanding
The international situ-
ay. The administra-
eses to have feared
Berlin government de-
4rican participation in
The request by Ger
hrough Ambassador
for a suspension OF
In the Arabic case
nmoves this apprehen-
u ambassadors confer
Secretary Lansing to-
erstood to have elimi-
6ntirely as a cause of
etw cen the United
Germany. This does
b that the Arabic mat
zen settled. 1t is con-
"a that there are con-
6pinions between the
on and Berlin govern
3lch might make it still
Engree, but these can
on peaeeably.
be stated that the
a cause of discord be-
rmany and the United
NOV regarded as elimi-
least the Berlin gov
10 regards it. The Ger
fnmeut in an effort to
|1riendly relations with
Mhington government,
policy designed espe-
the purpose of settling
6rine problem in SO far
cts America.
On OF instructions.
own clearly by the stat
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GATESVll.LE. Tex. Aus. 20
Two brothers named schroeder. w.
the state school for juveniles sent
here from San Antonio. have been
recalled hs he san Antonio Judge
vha PASSED sentence ou them.
Assistant Probation officer WIZ
allow fsom san Antonio s. here g
take the boy back il b said tha'
fhsf nasr mhrrlic1 fortune es'i-
,.st..4 ar 5000 500 in NHisainpi
and aul eo fheo a. COME in pas
aaainn 81 thrif Mhvriiunfr
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MAY
/ ANY HOUR
0)lstIS HAVE ~ ~nlD
I'D To Ni'iHi\ iIcitE
IS Di Jiit CITY.
TO EvACUATE
~ l,il->ians Rave Planned
nruaie since Army T.
|onsinu to the last.

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Eielu tuk rxiHefea io
osnsni toneral Gulinifs
sleHt mtirs 81 tAe rii}
ID The NusIan eHrs
otnbae fr lfHHte Nhen
lsnais bees Nef feeetfetl.
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faliln MrN uu he cfif
lfaf that ann ratian.
b. fn efaeaate tW eif
r. hmn ifif
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b. Hnt uH
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
.bREST u|TOvSkI FALLS
BEFORE GERMAN DRIVE
FORCES STORM FORTRESS IN
NIGHT FROM NORTH SIDE
AND ENTER CITY.
Mighty Army Is Sweeping Everything
Before It in Its March
trough Polish
Territory.

BERLIN. August 26--German
and Austro-Hungarian troops have
taken the fortress of Brest Litovski,
according TO war office statement
today Officials say THE fortress
OF Brest Litovski has been taken
by the German and Austria-Hun-
garian troops The forces stormed
the works on the north and west
side and the city fell last night.
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HAITIAN Government
FAVOR PROTECTORATE
REALIZE THAT But FOR ANERl-
CANS REBELS WOULD OVER
THROW GOVERNMENT.
Naval Officers Says 1t Would BE an
Easy Matter to Get the Loan
of Naval Base If
Needed.

sent of President Daartiguenave's
Haitian government for a ten years
ritual proteetorate over the country
lis considered certain here today. Of
ficials in Haiti admit that but for
the presence of Americans the reb-
els would soon overthrow the gov
ernment
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WERE Tor HAVE RUSHED ACROSS
BORDED AND SET GEN.
HUERTA FREE.
PLOT IS DISCOVERED
Extra Precaution Taken by Throw
ing Military Guards Across
International Bridge
To Juarez.

FL PASO. Texas. August :,6.
Discovery of a plot for an up
rising OF Huerta, OrOzco and
Il rush to this side and make u
.'jaii delivery" of Gen. Huerta,
is expected to be followed by
several arrests. After the au-
thorities had become aware of
the plot 1000 regulars were
kept under strict orders. Mill
tary guards were thrown across
the International bridge and
Mexicans were prevented from
entering FL PasO from Juarex.
As a result of this precaution
several fights occurred between
United states soldiers and Mev;-
cans.
Added guards were placed
about Gen. Huerta's quarters at
the military post. and in addi-
tion to this Sheriff Edwards and
his vigiIantes prepared for every
emergency. Mayor Lee or,ired
all available police to repor. for
duty.
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Naval Brigade. of which he was 2
member for ten years. The last six
years CT that decade he was COM
manding officer of the organization.
When the Spanish-American War
started he volunteered and was
breyettcd lieutenant. in command
of the second division of the auxi;-
iary fleet.
Previous to entering public life
as congressman, Senator Weeks
had served the municipality OF
Newton. Mass, where he long re-
sided, as mayor. His Interests
brought him into close touch with
every development of the times. In
fact, as a member of the well
known banking firm OF Hornblower
d Weeks he continued his connec-
tion with the banking field up 70
the time he entered the t. S. SEN
ate.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., August 26.
AFTER finding that faculty super
vised pool halls at the University OF
Minnesota. operated at the expense
of the state. did not pay. the Min-
nesota Union decided to substitute
bowling alleys.
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'MEX|CANS It
WAR[|kE WORK
MATAMORAs rs BEING En-
TRENCHED AND CARRANZA'B
MEN ASSEMBLING THERE.
BANDS Of RAIDERS
BROWNSVILLE. Tex. AUG.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Aug.
2s. War-like preparations
are going on at MatamorAs.
across the river from this city
Practically all OF Carranxa'a
troops are now concentrated
in Matamoras and they are
digging themselves In" IN
true European fashion. Ameri-
can troops are stationed along
the river to prevent Mexicans
from crossing over. 1t is claim
ed that three bands Of Mexi-
cans have crossed over and
that these are being followed
by bands OF soldiers and
rangers. These bands number
about loo and are said to have
crossed over near Rio Crande
City.
A report current here says
four Mexicans who attacked
the Gonzales ranch, near RO-
ma. were beaten OF by 15-
year-old boy.
At Santa Maria hast night Mexica
bands fired across the river
soldiers for period OF tw
hours. according to reports receive
lere today. The casualties on til
side were two horse
The Americans returne
he fire for few shots.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26

Lansing's statement that the treaty
does not give the United States a
naval base at Mole st. Nicholas, said
the treaty. would at least render it
easy to obtain loan" If needed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
CARRANz|STAs ENTRENCH
TRUE EUROPEAN STYLE


CLEVELAND. August I'd The
statute ousted as immode@t al the
old city hall staircase is to srs.ys as
lamp post in the street cleaning
departments new barns. There's
nothing immodest abont IT, said
Superintendent OF Streets Hanna.
TITS just nude statute OF an an
cient knight shaking Dice
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26

II is not permissible 70 quote re-
marks made by the chancellor in the
course of the conversation other than
the formal statement which he made.
II may be said, however, that Or.
Won Bethmann-Hollw showed gen
uine interest in the state OF feeling
in the United States concerning the
sinking of the Arabic. and express
ed the hope that the American peo-
pie would not form an opinion on
the basis OF conflicting statements
giving only one side of the story
ITO spoke with emphasis OF Ger
manv's desire 20 maintain the friend
shin of America.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
TURKEY THREATENS TO
SIGN SEPARATE PEACE

PARIS, Aug. 2e.--A rumor is
current in Athens that Turkey has
threatened to sign separate peace
with the allies unless Germany de-
clares war on Italy. according 20
the morning papers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26

Your deyiations from the granlr
teal trail probably are as conspicn-..
Gus 10 your friends as theirs are 10
you. despite the fact that correct
English is the rarest OF languages.
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Students of animal industry will
have observed that pup exerts it
self good deal. compared with wha.
it accomplishes.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. August &c.
Steel mills and machinery facto-
on capacity schedule. The great
est business in years is the report
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ment of Chancellor Won Bethmanr-
Hollweg, particularly by his conclud-
ling remarks TO the effect that not
until all the circumstances in connec-
tion with the sinking of the Arabic
had been cleared up would it be pos
| sible to say whether the command
er of one of our submarines went be-
yond his instruction" in which case
! Germany would give complete salts
| faction TO the United States
Furthermore, the chancellor twice
again referred to the instructions
given to submarine commanders. He
did not specify in detail the nature Of
these instructions, but it may be
said that they are designed to pre-
vent a repetition of the Lusitania
ease and to provide the opportunity
for escape for American noncombat-
ants on torpedoed ships which the
United States desires.
May Have Been Mine.
Having given these instructions.
Germany asked suspension of juds
ment on the Arabic ease until the
facts were ascertained, being conf
dent it win be shown that the sink
ing of the vessel was not an unpro-
voked attack without warning by a
German submarine, but was attrio-
utable either to a mine explosion or
/ to some action of the vessel itself.
Should it develop, however. that a
submarine acted contrary to instruc-
tions, ample reparation will be Of
fered.
Germany still is unable to under
stand why Americans in these trou-
bled times travel on belligerent ships
Instead of taking American or 9th
| er neutral steamers. but since they.
| in some instances. insist upon taking
passenge of vessels belonging TO bel
ligerents, Germany viii do its utmost
to provide for their safety.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-21
Judge GWnbS : Dream.

When JUDGE ONnby came 70 The
Daily Light Office This morning
wearing the usual smile that won't
come Of, be had TINS 70 say, ]
want 10 tell Fou about dream
had last night ! dreamed that
had been appointed justice Of the
neaoe Al Garrett and went down 10
take up my duties at once and
$ hen / reached there / found that
tho Office was TO occupy did not
present the most inviting appear
ancc bat since mad been tender
ed the appointment / felt that il,
vas my duty to take up the work,
so | began to question a couple Of
loungars about the rlckety old
stove. and learned that the Es-
auire's duties were various and
sundry and that the pay would not
equal Rockyfellow daily allow
anee, SO / just packed My little go
ing-away grip ana returned to
Naxahachie and TOOK up my duties
on the Daily Light
tNote.-This is being printed
without the knowledge of Mr.
ownby and he viii. DOUBTLESS, be
surprised when he sees il in print. j
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-21
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Q. L, Hargroye. Waco, Geo. A.
Brusch, Dallas; Felix Parsons, Dali
las; II. l.. Bradshaw, Fort Worth
Il, n. Push, Dallas, n. Stroud
Corsieana; A, c. Parker. Waxa-
hachie; l.. Cough, Hereford. j. w
HoFnbeak, Corsicana: B. r. Haw-
kins, Midlothian; Y. G. Thuli, st,
Louis; +. Nj Baird, Waco; p. M.
Dietz. Fort Worth; J. NJ. Blanks,
Fort Worth: w. II. Washington,
Fort Worth: c. ]. Roberts, Dai-
las; Jas. w. Bass. Waco. +. A.
Jordan, Fort Worth: Miss Dot
Hosford, Waxahachie; C. E.
schustery Waxahaehie; w. H
Workman, Fort Worth; Mrs. DIN
Davis, Fort Worth; Mrs. Frank
Waddell. Fort Worth Arthur q.
koenig. New York: J. J. Donosky.
Dallas; v. Il. Firmiser, Forney:
chas. + Clint. Dallas; ]. A. Lay
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Vofnan's Missionary society.

Following is the program for the
Woman's Missionary society of the
First Baptist church Monday. Janu-
AIRY Is. at O'Clock at the church
Subject: Our Local Organization. F."
Leader, Mrs. j b McCaul.
l Devotional
2 The Three Fold Object of a
Woman's Missionary Soeiety"-Mrs
Hudnau.
3. The Ideal Auxiliary, How &c
Make it Real--Mrs. S. L. Rivers.
4 Why l Am a Member Of Our
Society-Mrs. ". e. Mcknight.
5. Our Standard Of Exeellency
and How TO Reach It-Mrs. J. f
johnson.
g. A Message to the Women from
the Pastor.
:. Closing prayer.
This meeting will be held in the
parlors of the church and refresh.
ments will be served. Every woman
Is cordially invited to be present.
COMMITTEE.
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Frank White age i, son e
VIII A White. Wen known far
mer in the Oyina community, dies
Wednesday at - O'Clock from
pneumonia. Funeral was held II
The shiloh cemetery near Ovilla
Thursday afternoon The deceas-
Cd was bright young man and
was held in highest esteem by the
citizens Of the community in which
be lived His death is indeed q sad
blow to the fond parents,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-21
ASH DISAPPOINTMENT
EGYPTIAN EXPEDITION.
By the Associated Press,

London, Jan. 2l.-Dispatehes from
Cairo. say refugee, formerly with
the Turkish governement, says the
German officers have appealed TO
Berlin 10 postpone the Egyptian expe-
diti3n until the organization can be
improved Berlin replied that the
advance must be pushed al ali cost.
German experts believe that under
present conditions the expedition al
most could be made only by small
ucdies Of troops.
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Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the State Bank & Trust CO., will
be held nj the office OF said State
Bank & Trust Co. on Tuesday. Jan.
26. 1915, at three o'clock p. m. for
the purpose OF e.ecting board -
directors for the ensuing year.
J. Z. COLEMAN, Cashier.
adv. Thursdays. 259
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-21
Death of Baby.

Little Cornice, the 14-months-
cid daughter OF MI. and Mrs. G.
". White of Grove Creek COM
muni,y. died Wednesday at noon
AID was buried AT Waxahachie
cemetery al 1890 o'clock Thurs
day morning, The little one had
lived just long enough TO entwine
its life closely about The hearts Of
the fond parents and its death
bleeding
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PERSONALS.
>>>~ >>>~ . 4

- =. ''''s - G. '''7 quay y"
w. M A'Ace] went u" bali&s 10
nay on business.
J. Il, k-rsh went TO Dallas today
OH business.
Sheriff Dearborn made a bust
HESS trip to Terrell today
Mr. J. Houston Miller j. visit
ine With friends II Dallas today
Rev. J. A. Whltehurst. who was
here from Waco. returned this
morning to his home.
ca,,-- ,1of-arrss.3.. .na,.r ND
aesday night in waco visiting
friends.
Re- X r,rf If garsfcana Is
Tho o,,ss, If nis da,,es,e- A.,
I'm e cr5n.1s1i
n,.
s-s.re ...ar.1.s ,ta ea.,. s,..,,. av,-tf.5-
ia ,a-asar.qtsa 5,a5rer5ay
-,.
..-,.- - : ~ '-L-S-'' g
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Cotton Market strong.

Mjddlag cotton sold in the local
market today at cents for mid
ding May New yoTk futures
e}ased today a. six points over last
night New Orleans closed at I
ealu Of four points.
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North side square.

on next Monday caused gi3s
panic among TIE Sa5a'
classes today. Wien 1e#s
prediction reached Rome t.:
thorities took every possible
keep il from reaching tle
classes Also the ehgrga
ing 10 ridicule the story.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-21
FORMER ELLIS C0CNTAlN
DIED TUESDAY AT GOLDEN

Many Of the old timers here will
remember Or. ], E. Cooper, who died
ut Golden, Texas, Tuesday morning
following a stroke of apoplexy. De-
ceased formerly lived at Nash. where
he and his father were we'll known.
He was educated in Ellis county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-21
FURTHER VIOLENCE iEts
IN FERTILIZER PLANT VI
BY the I nitsd Press

Roosevelt, =. Jan i
Their violence Is feared 81 q
tilizer plant here Rae@
strikers were shot ao@h F..
two Of them dying The
that the deputies arrested
day or 2 charge ot aaas'
were back on guard ca-s
tense indignation among l'
ers. One OF the injured
died today. making the s2l
two.
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TooTHLFSS WOMAN PREDICTS
QUAKE FOR ITALY MONDAY
By the Initaf Press

Rome, Jan. 21-The prediction
Of too1hless old woman that
central and southern Italy would
be visited by the most terrific
earthquake in the worlds history
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Notice.

The deacon and finance commit
tees OF the Baptist church are urged
TO be present this evening at +
O'Clock in the mems bible class room
at the church. Let not q one be alb
sent.
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE.
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euder. Dallas; Il. A. Wier, Dallas:
A &. Wilson. Beloit, kans. s l.
Napier, Hufchins: J. N. stutz, ST.
Louis. E. Mckay. Dallas.
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Tor feed ana fuel phone Broad
bead & Kennedy. Old phone u #
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Bey the Al Gas Range and save
81 per cent Of your gas bin Lei
ps show you. f s. Cronk Co.
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rgace-Ca1I No. when VOC
vat baggage wagon, advtf
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The Daily Light gives the news
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SEPTEMBER WEATHER REPORT

Havre. Oct. LIST, 1915.-The monthly
meteorological summary, with a com-
parative data for the month OF Sep
TENDER, 1916. issued from the local
office, U. S. Weather Bureau, shows
the month to have been unusually cool
with an average daily deficiency in
temperature of six degrees as compar.
ed with the normal. The precipita-
ton was twice the average amount
for the month and nearly all Of it
fell during the first two weeks Of the
month. The mean temperature for
the month was So degrees. The high
est temperature was 81 degrees on
Sept. 9Th and the lowest was % de-
Erccs on September ,2Oth making Il
mon.lly absolute range in tempera-
ARE Of So degrees. The highest tenn
perature for this month from. SO
years of record was, SO degrees occur
ing on September. 2, 1893, and the
for the same period was 10
degrees on September %, 1895. The
total precipitation for the month was
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WEEKLY WEATHER SUMMARY

The first three days of the week,
ending Saturday, October End, were
cool and cloudy with a d~rizzling rain
falling Monday afternoon. This was
followed by three days of perfect fall
weather with warm sunshine. Thresh-
ing and farm work, in general, were
prosecuted with vigor and without in
corruption all week. There was an
average daily deficiency in the mean
temperature this week of a degrees
as compared with the normal. The
highest temperature was u degrees
on September 30th and the lowest was
90 degrees on Wednesday, 10Th, max
ing the weekly range in temperature
of 43 degrees. The total precipitation
for the week was 0.05 inches which
is about one-fourth of the average
amount for this period. A light fog
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occurred on the morning of the goth
and also on the Both with a dense
fog on the higher benches west of
here.
There were 2 clear days; l partly
cloudy and 8 cloudy days. The wind
was light to gentle with prevailing
direction from the East.
Theshing from the shock is some
what over one-half finished in this
section and a few weeks Of nice wea-
Their will complete this line of work.
The seeding of fall grain is nearly
concluded and the ground is in ex-
cellent shape for both breaking and
back-setting.-C. w. Ling, Observer,
Weather Bureau.
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2.O5 inches. The greatest amount

2.05 inches. The greatest amount in
"a consecutive hourse was O.S5 inches
on the LIST and End. The total depth
Of snowfall was % inches. A kill
ing frost occurred on September 14th
being five days earlier than the aver
age date for killing frost in autumn.
There were 5 days on which the tenn
perature fell to 32 degrees or lower.
There were Z clear days; s partly
cloudy and Is cloudy days. The per-
centage of possible sunshine was al
per cent. The prevailing direction of
wind was from the Northwest. The
maximum velocity was 25 miles an
hour from the West on the 14th. y
thunder storm occurred on September
list. There was a light fog on the
mornings of the Goth and 3Oth.-C. W.
Ling, Observer, Weather Bureau.
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at Chicago, pretty well tagged out
but still game. After a brief rest
there she will continue her journey.
Miss King will receive a new auto
from the Lasky company if she sue
ceeds in reaching New York alright.
al cannot see the old reels l saw
long months ago; Because they give
such a pain in any moving. picture
show. cannot take my evening meal
and then in bliss remain, because that
Junk will not digest-To scar it gives
me pain. l cannot stand those old
reels of half-breed, sheriff, maid, Be-
cause those chestnuts weary mel
loath those stunts, l said. But what's
the use of panning those old reels of
long ago? Those reels of days we
didn't have The Paramount Picture
Show.
In looking over the cast for the Of
characters in "Help Wanted" we find
Lois Meredith, Lillian Elliot, Hobart
Bosworth, Owen Moore, Adele Far
rington and Helen Wolcott. All
we'll known and very popular with
picture lovers. Surely they are cap
able of turning out a fine photo play
and that is just what they have done.
The perturbation of Jack Lait's start
ling play has been done in a wonder
full style and we have a picture that
is worth going a long way to see.
The play On the stage has had a long
run in both New York and Chicago.
The acting is all that could be de
sired, the photography is fine and
the directing and scenes are excellent
Taking it all in all "Help Wanted" is
a picture very much worth while
Glasgow show goers will have the
pleasure of seeing this excellent pro-
duction in the near future.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08

Feminine bathers at the summer
beaches are discarding their stockings
as superf1uous and unsanitary. And
by next summer we presume-ahem!
And a few more ahems!
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-10-08

"The time will come," Numbered a
suffragist orator, "when women will
get a mans wages!"
eyes," sadly muttered a man on
the rear seat-"next Saturday night"