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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-22
City Federation Meets,

completing arrangements for the
Home ECONOMICS week. and trans
acting ether important items of bust
/ ness, the City Federation of Women 8
clubs met Wednesday afternoon at
Sims library Home Economic. week
will be observed next week in WaNa-
harhIe, lightning Monday. Misses
/ Itich and Alien Of the extension de-
p"rtment Of the state university will
conduct the demonstration. and al
he ladies Of the city and the cuun-
" hAy" cordial invitation to be
present and enjoy its benefits. 1t
| vas stressed at the meeting Of the
Federation that each c.ub should
consider the lady demonstrators
| their individual guests, and must
make a special effort to extend
them courtesies. particularly to give
| them honor with their presence.
The ladies will be domiciied in the
home Of Mrs. Alderman on Marvin
iaVenue While they are in the city.
Rural day. and the ladies' OF the
Nash community having extended d
cordial invitation and manifested
great interest in the demonstration.
1T was decided to visit Nash on that
date and give instruction in the
economies course.
Tho federation decided to have an
tart week next fall during the school
session, and 200 copies from Boston
art school. prints from great masters.
will be OH exhibition
\ vot" of thanks was extended to
Attorney clyde VIM for successful
" speaking in behalf of civic i'm
protcment, presenting the fedora
tons petition for the chicken ordi-
nance.
\ rising vote Of thanks was ex-
tended to Mrs. j, +. Leigh. presi-
dent Of the city federation, for her
valuable service during the meeting
OF the second district meeting. The
federation feels that it was ably rep
resented by Mrs. Leigh during the
district meeting, and that great cred
1t WAS reflected on the organization
through its efficient and gracious
president.
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IL SAILE. H.. Ma 22, A fleet
Of steel bar@es lott here rodny Tor
New Orleans. The trip inaueurates
The opening OF the waterway betwseu
UIiaoi~ aud san Francisco Thu
steamer Steel yitr N5H head The pro
cession of barges and carry US pas
seneers many prominent business
men Of Chicago. la Sale other
Illinois cities and cities OF other
states along the waterway aud locats
e3 in contiguous territory
The oreniRe of the waterway. az
cordiug to meu who have been be
hind the project. viii greatly increase
trdd5 between Chicago and Illinois
and the sourh. and between the mid
dlo wes,acn states md ceatra ana
South America Freight rates VIII
le much lower ,i. the waterway
.t.:au Toy rail
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cord? (See diagram NH, observa-
tions and under E).
9. Whom do you consider the most
prominent characters in the book9
10 Account for the lapses into
sin What was the nature OF their
sim What Is the danger OF fire.
quent lapses into sir
IL AS you read the book 81
Judges, make a diagram that viii
show the names Of the Judges IN
their order. and the names OF the
oppressors alongside of their deliv-
cries
~ What is the chief lesson OF
| he history of the Judges?
70. Why did Gideon ask for signs
| Why did he and the 500 shout The
sword OF the Lord and of Gideon -
As you read the story Of Gideon
| cheek striking thoughts with pencil
in the margin.
IA What two instances in Judges
| do We lave OF God requittlng the
Wickedness OF individuals Where
is it recorded that the Lords soul
was grieNed for the misery OF Israel?
10. Give a brief sketch of the lie
of Jephthah Account for his rasi
vow tl1.30t. and the savage ven
geauco oxacted from the insoleuce OF
Erhraims tehapter 12l.
l6 For the story of Samson read
chapters Il l6 In connection with
this read also Millions Samson
Agonistea "
Ii What was the sin OF Micah :.
OF the Danites chapters l. and
Is
Is. What does the narrative IN
chapters 1921 emphasize
C,-Ruth:
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club viii meet Thursday, the 21th.
at p. m
Scripture -- Joshua, Judges and
Ruth
Joshua
l. Give in a few words the con
tents OF the book OF Joshua. See
-, diagram MI What are the key
verses Of the book The key word .
,. Give briefly the contents of the
first chapter of Joshua What sins
We're practiced by the Canaauiteso
SHOW Why Israel WAS justified in the
ext, minatioA OF the CanaaHites. How
Was Rahab Justified Why did the
Canaanites fear israel aud combine
against her? How did Joshua pre-
vent amy two large combinations
against him?
What chapters describe the
Central Campaign southern? The
Northern Write out briefly the
most striking features IN each cam
pals a.
Glance over chapters l3-ls.
reading only enough To get clear
y ia nihd the location of the tribal
possessions.
Note on paper the most strik
ms features in chapters - aud "A
4 What Thought is given prami-
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pyiilathea Picnic.

The combined business and social
session of the Central Presbyterian
church met at chautauqua park last
Thursday afternoon at three o clock.
A report from all committees
brought gratifying news that good
work is bea accomplished in vari-
Gus branches
A bleesing box was given each
member with the request that some
thing be dropped therein for each
distinctive blessing received be
tween the present time and Thanks
giving. at which time they will be
opened.
Many good contests were indulg-
ed in. A limited time was assign
ed for collection of plantS-honOrs
to go to the one receiving and
classifying the largest number. one
lady gathered forty varieties within
q short time but preferred to wait
until she could have her text book
before undertaking the claSsiiica-
ton
a splendid spread was enjoyed by
thirty-three ladies' and fifteen chill
drcn.
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Mrs Glenn Miller was the hostess
Of the Thursday Bible class in East
End this week. After the lesson
which vas very interesting an icy
course was served
During the social nour Nictrola
numbers We're enjoyed by the mem
bers including Mesdamea Gray Vim
Jim laugsford and Miss MusErave-
as guests. The next session will b.
with Mrs. l. VI. Williams ON Jcfier
Hon street.
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Uari,1 t,1fq,he,b rr,rkaton
,,..5-
p iaS' '7'' "'""' a. yer ''oo'''
t&shs} -''s h'o 'ees" III '''t
r. Win 't'' eNe'p''oh u ''''se
went TO Inc se'"'' picnic ~
r. 10 JI' invita- o'sSs ne HI
u if'}hnd so tF'Sh ahd Prelta
r. ten. 'i' ''s''7'''u IN "'i'''' :
Inc reminded one OF Tie
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Nrs Walter Plumhom and little
Mary Beth Walston and Josephine
Wilson. An interesting program
on Africa was rendered.
All the little folks Of the Sunday
school and congregation are cor
dialIg invited to join this JUNIOR
Micsionnrv Society, which meets eV-
cry Wednesday afternoon.
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Informal rariN

Miss Lucille Harding was the ploaa
ant hostess Of an informal party Civ.
Ell complimentary 10 Miss Helen
Chastain OF Alvarado Saturday night.
Ferty-two was the social diversion
An ice course Was served
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In Society
u, Mrs T. Wilson, Old Phone


AS an expression Of gratitude for
her presence and regular attcnd2nce
OF the meetings Mrs S. II. Watson
ST, was the recipient of large
bouquet of sweet peas presented in
the name Of the club
Since this vas the day set aside
by federated club for special pcti
tons for peace to reign in the heart
Of men it WIS very fitting to Close
the years work with prayer bear
ing on peace toward all men.
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Double Tens.

AT the home of Miss Maude Nc
Clellan' in University addition the
Double Tens held pleasant session
last Wednesday. Several substitute
Guests added pleasure to the meet
iup F0rty-two was enjoyed as a
social diversion. An ice course
ard mints were served.
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Girls t.lee club.

PeNt Tuesday night at the
! heuse Ia Midlothian the Girls
club OF Trinity will render Il
ldld program The trip will b.
II autos and We bespoak for
large aud appreciative house.
+ personnel is AZ follows: Misses
P Harrison. Thelma Joe Dye.
I Fellow. Francis Cain. Mayuie
I feima lhapman, Norma Cum
pam Cora Read. Lucy McDuf-
'efeHe Sk,lea, Marion Fowler.
Pc sorry Gladys Matthew.
iinipn Mary Minton Barr
l iceland and Eloiso Smith
Lalim George accompanies aud
aeiEIa director.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-22

H tast meeting of the Shake8-
~ MRS OF exceptional inter
nc lesson on the Idol Break
admirably conducted By Mrs
'''ti nag The two special ques
were ably treated by Mestamss
"s3soA senior aud jurioi
pune giving criticism of the
Nh'ie The latter presented the
e'eal ethics OF Chas. Kennels
a'odoru drama
n 2 y aociallstif play freaentjah
eeAe qt the times. which is char
t. through symbols with the
q the lahor,ng classes a.
kyhott
'lose as the Incoming presi
ease hope aud eucourasemeni
lhiAgs to be accomplish
~ idture BY this orsapia9-
@fs Harding in relinauishing
TN iiiade some appropriate 90
- pertaining to the years
'R5ler the leadership of Mr.
"A 'hero has been 4 marked
En- y the membership OF the
elefal culture of the per
has been helped and an en-
manifested az each meet
we following we're received
sear Aesslan,es !. Il
y Ward, Professor
y kirsh. 4 q arinlan.
"Aaea aud Aande ". Ia ii
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-22

Invitations have been issued for
the graduating exercises Of Waxa-
hachie High school next Wednesday
morning at ten O'Clock at th' Meth
Odist church.
The class numbers thirty, eleven
bOYs and nineteen girls.
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Mrs. Clara Mortimer OF Chrystal
Springs, Miss, has arrived to be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. |, M. VIII
ljams for an indefinite visit.
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Mr.. Fl. b. Cooke Of Chrystal
Springs, Miss, was the guest OF Mr..
|. NJ. Williams and family for short
visit.
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Mrs. Jim King attended the fnner-
al of her aunt. Mrs. Catherine Grlggs,
Of Dallas last Thursday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-22

Miss Hertha Ailhefspean II Ntaii
ing leissds and will temain lar tf'a
~, e...,,n,apeamfnt She ii faKor
abls lnspfeanea With mid nhltAethss
n here lhey nas fesi IL
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WAxAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT

Vile. Oklahoma, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. John G. Gilliland.
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Miss Prinnie Tucker, who spent
Thursday at the bedside of her broth
er in Fort Worth sanitarium, re-
ports that his condition is improv-
ing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-22

Mrs. q. G.. Groce as the lheom
ing president oil The Shakespeare
club was the gracious hostess To the
teachers and year book committee
in the parlor OF the Rogers hotel last
Friday morning,
The plans and general scope "i
next years work ware considered
during the business session, al the
close Of vhich delightful luncheon
was served to the following ladies'
Ncsdamea Qmncey Geizendaner, c.
n Thompson. 5 II Watson, ST.. II.
l.. Livingston, II n Peters, " l.,
Harding. = II Watson, Jr, Tessa
Edmundsun, J, +. Leigh and MISS
Mabel smith, Including the hostess
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Personal Mention.

Mrs r. G. Williams OF Dallaa spent
Thursday the guest OF Mrs. II. N
Peters while enroute to Waco for Z
short visit.
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Mrs NJ Herring Of MeXia is thu
guest of j. S. Herring and family.
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Mrs. b. IIyer of Fort Worth mas
returned home after a Pheasant stay
with Mrs r. r. Thompson.
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The family OF Mr. W. j. McDuffie
are enjoying two days vacation al
Bell Branch.
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Mr.. and Mrs Bert Graham, Mrs.
Curtis Payne. and Misses Maude and
Laura Mcclellan were visitors in
Dallas last Monday.
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Mrs. Barr Cunningham has return
cd from IA pleasant visit to Holden
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Mrs. s II Watson, Jr., attended
at the Temple Emanuel in Dallas.
The class of twelve We're confirmed
by Dr. VIM GrcenbHrg and it was
a beautiful end impressive service.
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Mrs. G. G.. Waggoner is making
visit to relatives III Ladonia.
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vile, Oklahoma, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs John G. Gilliland.
Mrs. Jim King attended the fnner-
al of her aunt. Mrs Catherine Griggs,
of Dallas last Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Mortimer OF Chrystal
Springs, Miss, has arrived to be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. |, M. Will
liams, for an indefinite visit.
Mr. II. b. Cooke Of Chrystal
Springs, Miss, was the guest OF Mr..
/. NJ. Williams and family for short
visit.
Mrs B. Hyer of Fort Worth has
returned home after pleasant stay
with Mrs. r. F. Thompson
Miss Prinnie Tucker, who spent
Thursday at the bedside of her broth
er in a Fort Worth sanitarium, re-
ports that his condition is improv-
ing.
Mrs. G. G. Waggoner is making a
visit to relatives III Ladonia.
Mrs NJ Herring Of Mexia Is the
guest of j s Herring and family
The family OF Mr. w j. McDuffie
are enjoying q two days vacation al
Bell Branch.
Miss Ruth Anderson is making a
two weeks visit to her parents, after
which she will return to Denton to
enroll as a student during the sum
mcr session. Miss Anderson is spe-
cialiZing in the domestic science art
Miss Dot Hosford has returned
from an extended visit to Plainview
one was d "o''' VI wi D " ''''e' ''o''
al w 'O'''' me en- o''e ''''o
Mr3, J. !. Sfiil'h ana daushteF'
Miss Marie will leave Monday for a
three months stay III 'aiiiofhla,
visiting the exposition, Los Angeles,
faSedead. tataillla ana o'her points
native state and TINS Is the iirst time
they nave visited there since NOV
ing 10 NaNahachle III 1871
Tie friends OF Miss Mamie Beck
congratulate her on having been
elected 10 responsible position n
the lIillsboro schools.
ed to the bedside of his mother
in Paris. She has been in feeble
health tor several months but he's
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inv,gorating to the pa1e and Sticky

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria .enriches the blood and builds up the sys
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Miss Ruth Anderson is making a
which she will return to Denton to
enroll as a student during the sum
mcr session. Miss Anderson is spe-
cialiZng in the domestic science art
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The many friends of Rev. j A.
Whitehurst. who has been seriously
i'll with typhoid fever at his home
in Waco, is improving. having been
clear of fever the last five days
Also the condition of Miss Ruth
Whi,ehurst who has been oper-
ated on for appendicitis is NJ home
again and is doing we'll.
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Miss Dot Hosford has returned
from an extended visit to Plainview
She was a guest of Mrs. Walter Hood
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Miss Louise Groee has been re
elected to position Ia Marshall
high school and viii return 20 NaAa
haehie the tieai al June for her Xae''-
ton
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Mrs. j. G. Smith and daughter,
Miss Marie, will leave Monday for a
three months stay in California
visiting the exposition. Los Angeles,
PaSedead Catalina and other points
of interest California is Miss Marie
native state and this is the first time
they have visited there since NOV
ing to WaXahachie in 1898
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Mr. Il IL Young of Duncan. Okla
hema, is a guest of the family of \
Wickes.
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Tie friends OF Miss Mamie Beck
congratulate her on having been
elected 10 a responsible position IA
the lIillSboro schools
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Miss Jewel Wicker is visiting The
family Of MIR. and Mrs. J. II Web
ster in rittsburg, Texas She vii
be a member of a house party enter
tanned III theil home
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21
JTBUs ORDINANCE
IS UP IN DAVENPORT

Bond premiums was declared Te Be-
'f- chief bos- of e5atretiea te ere
r-es.tr.79 of ere ttne1 ssss-s eT ere
laF-sserf ei.F e1cne.L sitting as
.lar.F.re er enc whole yesterday sfr-
rfnaea. several speakers we're erF~f
7H Both sides HEAVY TbaeEra spoke
.a erag't OF th- iraey e4ssrs. Nttar-
a- Wus af Willis a. haatwae tF~
ffr street. car employees. n. G. Elss.eT.
t sat7ruaa. also f1F tE~ FmriaTes.
faf efsrr sprasrrs were Gsa~t Joe
c. Zane was also present Ca besaif of
'fF street railway
fa- proposed ordinance calls f1r a
haat es $4,000. aat is is sgarrs-1od
tfss ts- prgutuu op tEls amo1nc lei
$3.50. wt.eh WitH ere tleeus~ wogi4
erisa tEe expense of taF car owners
sp '1 fts0 ia sdtittoa Co city aa1
state auto tc~nss.
fte ordisance caass up for cuusi4
srs'i9a 81 The city eognctl tonight
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21
NOSE cLoeGED FROM
COLD or CkTkRRH
Aspiy Cream IN So-triis To
Open Up Air Passage

AZ Whss rriieft N71z- ri1@r~4 r1s-
triis e1gn FtEht ue. tss AR passsErs %
vour head are clear ard v0a ran brssssr
freely No mere hHwstrF. sriz1ins.
mg-a,ss tusesarzr ksa&seh~. dryr-ss-es
strsEs ~ f1r br-ath az rizss. ysur cod
80 -tftrrk s ru1~
u5sF ss4v ssus-g ers Get a snail
tossfr q Wv. Cr~ars Bat-u fross ypur
ergsTiss usw App1v a hfti~ - tsis
f-sT-anss sntisepsac errsra lr yuur no.
triiss ist e psnstrRte tsregza every srr
fssssz- ef th- kssd sp0tss ard s~ltl
tss swollen. iaasr1~d sssaaous rz~-nhras~-
Ffvis< ves tastsns rsif@f. klv's Crsa-s
bsiu = iast What evsry coll art -
tara sufsrsr kas kssz ses.lsx. lts
Ssss sslene-4-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21

Cincinnati. Ohio. April Il. - After
consideration % new evidence the ma
tionai baseball commission yesterday
resc!nded its action reversing the na-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21

versed the decision of the national
board. which disallowed Matthews
claims for S34I.65 SALARY. the commis-
sion ruling that 1t could not find JUS.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21
ELECTION DAY QUIET
IN POLICE CIRCLES

arer.sE tsT proved "a g.l-E Gee 5s
1re sre.Fs. roe one arrest e~sE
siff- trlae rE- cav. ssE rs Er51e.-
vas reported ia aGY 6f G.- sF-essers
-ts. H.ssF ofrerrs BF~rV ssf Fraes-
.lss-r "a ssf Ir lssT Frsst Doves
ftars HEasf-s tat G~aaF rEartea rsr
f-Irf-HH-ss E1eH was .ers ST. saf
costs rss 2araaE bT rsl.r waz
rTa.- Hrs
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21

tional board in the case of Manager
Harry Matthews against the Newport
News club OF the Virginia State
league. The commission originally re-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21

Ivy winEo TAI been ciosct by 'he
Cincinnati ciab agreeing TO Ei.e
Catcher Gonzales and q cash cGnsii-
Grafton 20 ST. Louis for the catcher.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21

iifcatiou for the discharge OF Mat
thews by the Newport News club un-
der his contract The decision of the
national board is now upheld.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-21

Cineaauasi. April =i.-Pr-sifsnt Au-
gust H~rrraann % the Cin~inua.i Na-
fir-ats aruogucsd last uizfi tnst tsc
deal vita tie s. Losis N4:sOssls Tot
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-06-03
FLEET SCHOOL.

Mills River calcimined Fleet School
by the score of to 0. This is the first
whitewash that the Fleet boys have
suffered this year although they have
been up against some very good teams.
Lack of hitting lost for Fleet, Schuess-
Ter being the only luck individual
Allan to all appearance had nothing
but fast straight ball and prayer
but that was too much for the Fleet
boys. Dull outside of one bad inning.
the second when Mills River piled up
four runs, pitched fairly good ball.
Mills River added two more in the
fifth and one more in the seventh,
making total of seven while Allan
had Fleet on the wagon all the way.
The batteries were: Allan and Fender
for Mills River, Dull and King for
Fleet Belt featured for Mills River
while Schuessler was all the works
for Fleet These two teams engage in
battle again on Fleet School grounds
June Is, and the, Fleet boys are going
after Mills Rivers scalp.