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SECOND GAME
Total. Is - s. Totals .as II
.HntLcn fnr Rlttcc In eIchth

ohVIvI! TOT FIttc. n eighth.
Score l.! innings r
Pittsburgh ..............0 a.,
New York ........... q q q n a.,
summary: Runs-Johnston. H!nchmrn ~.
wagner. Eiox 90. Eaird. Gibson Bucns 90
robertson, Doyle. Merkle t2l. Ritter. Two.
base hiis-Doyie. Baird Merkle. Burns
Three base h!t-Hinchman Home run
hinch!nan stolen basc-Barney. Earned
runS-Ncw York. - Pittsburgh. s Sacrifice
hits-John:ton. MnmauN. Sacrifice fly
Fletcher. Left on tases-New York 8: PITTS
bursh, > First base on errors Pittsburgh
:. i5hs"s on hails-"r Lainau. !. OF Kan.
l"hncr, !, !i!ts-on benton. ]. in : in.
n!nfs none out In hfthI: of Filter /: in
lhnirEH' OFT Schupp. in inning. of
MA .n.nN % in 3 inning: off EantIchner
IN 20 innings Hi by p!tchcr-bv Ben
;on, barney. Hlnchn.unj Struck ont
hy Benton. 3: by Ritter, >: BY Mamaux :.
Day. Time. 1903
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Totals; az -, 2 (? Totals. =.

SEore BY inninEs: r.
Philadelphia ...........G o OF
-. Louis ................o o
Summary: Runs--.-a ue t:t. Crane. Austin.
fTatt. Walker. jacobson. Howard. EnrEed
runs-p philadelphia. .. st. Louis. Sarri-
nee hiis-Crtne. Walsh. jacobson. Double
plhys-Kopf. Strtnk and Crane: kopr la
sjoie and Strunk Left on basns-Philadri-
mia, : 81 Louis. Tirs; base on errors
Philadelphia ?. 81. Louis. .. BASES balls
OF Majors, :. OF Weilmhn 3 HI by
pltrher-by Majors. ,JaCobFonl. Struck
"ut-by %uhots. :: hy Wplmnu, 8 Passed
naii-Scvcrold. Empires. Chill and Evans
Tine 80
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VICTORY FOR ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. August 25.-A single by
lavan In the eighth inning to-day
scored two runs. which gave St Louis
victory over Philadelphia ; TO 3. Phil
Snelphia had held the lead for four In
nlnSs. Austin walked. Pratt singled,
and when Nabors threw late TO thirn
on Walkers lelder's choice the bases
were hlled jacobson scored Austin
WIN n sacrifice fly. ana then came
Iavan's hit. score
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- ~
kS1 GAME
Pittsburgh.
Totals. IS 92il Totais.:3 eT,
'HLtte,! Tor GIDEON In NINTH.

Score by innings: r.
pitshurgh ..............o 0 IS
N""' ! ork ..............1 IS
Summary: Runs-"agner (2,. rioX. Burns.
robertson. boyle. Merkle 90. Two-base
t'!ts-Ninchman. Baird Merkle ~. Three
base hits-Ropcr:son. Wagner. Stolen base
wagner. Earned runs-New FORK. 5: Pitts
bu-rh. ;. Sacrifice hits--Perritt. Fletcher.
Lett on baseb-New York 6: Pittsburgh. 6.
First base on errors-Pittsburgh. :: New
out-by Pcrrit,. :: by Harmon a. Unpircs
- Day and .9uigiey. Time, 1884
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YANKEES TRIM MAPS

CLEVELAND. August 25.-Ner York
PUNCHED five Of It's six hits and defeat
ed Cleveland TO , Cleveland had tho
bases filled in the ninth with only one
out, but scored only one run shelton.
late OF the Columbus American Asso-
citation team, played a splendid game
In center for New York. Score:
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY.

AUCTION SALE TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER OF A SMALL SUBURBAN
PLACE, AT STOP &c, SEVEN PINES
LINE. ABOUT THREE MILES FROM
RICHMOND; . ACRES AND 4-ROOM
HOUSE: NICE CHICKEN FARM.
WITHIN 800 YARDS OF THE CAR
LINE.
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NATIONAL STANDING
0mcini Figures Announced I'm New
York by Secretary HcyMIer.

IL NEW YORK August 25.-Secretary
Yohn = Hevdler of the National
Scaeuc, to-day announced the follow
ing official standing of National League
rlubs up 10 and including games of
Tuesday. August "a. and with Chicago
pittsburgh's -ame OF August u
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FINANCIAL
$4,000

To lend on Richmond city real estate.
as a whole or in sums Of $4,000 and up.
VIII make long time loans IL desired.
SUTTON s. CO.
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BY j. A. CONNOLLY & CO..
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
No. 10 S. Harrison St.


In execution OF certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated
August s. 1913. and recorded in the
clerk elsrk's office OF the Richmond Chancery
page los, default having been made in
the payment of the debt therein Sc
cured. and being so required to do py
the notehoider. we will sell the prop
erty above mentioned. as described In
said deed. to which reference is hereby
expressly made. at public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST &c. 1913.
at o'clock 2. NJ.
the property described in said deed.
fronting on the western line OF Harri.
SON street Qormerly Reservoir street,
twenty (2i) feet and running
back to an alley in the -rear-torether
with all improvements thereon
TERMS Cash.
j. y. CONNOLLY,
ARTHUR E. CHAPMAN.
Trustees.
NOTE-while the above sale is for
cash, better terms can be secured
through the auctionecrs. and will be
announced at sale.
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We will sell at auction on the prem
ses, for Il party who has left town,

we VIII SET at auction on the prem-
tses, for Il party who has left town,
SATURDAY. AUGUST IS. 1915,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned small place The
house has about 1 rooms; there is also
n barn on the property-just the place
ban home.
The party owning this property has
left the State and has instructed us to
sell to the highest bidder: come and
get q bargain.
TERMS: s300 cash. balance at one,
two and three years.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
rHE VALENTINE AUCTION ~
N PHONE MADISON 1905 ~
ele eAsI RRoAo 81
ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION SALE
OF
Stock ofDryG Goods, Notions
Laces, Etc.

AS administrator OF the estate Of
Mike Brown Fahed. deceased. will sell
at public auction. on the premises.
No. 2025 East Main Street,
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81, 1915,
beginning at 1890 o'clock A. NJ.
the stock Of Dry Goods. Underwear.
Ladies' and Childrens Dresses, Blouses,
Shawls, Handkcrchiefs. Countarpanes,
Table Cloths, Laces. Hosiery. Suspend
ers. Towels, Scarfs. Embroideres, Toilet
Articles. Combs. Scissors. Soaps. Jew
elry, etc.
The entire stock. inventorying about
81, 200, will he first offered as whole
If a satisfactory bid is not received,
will Immediately sell in detail lots to
the trade.
II sold as n whole. the purchase can
assume the uneNpired lease on the
store. If desired.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
ROBERT y. POLLARD,
Administrator.
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nliILDING PERMITS.

ti"ns for the paving OF thc sidewalks
with brick may be issued
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] OK. score
New York,

Totals 81 So !, Totals ;. 20 !. 0
'nattct 'or ki"pfcr in seventh.
tBa'tVd Toy ioncs IN ninth.
:Ran for O'N-i'' in ninth
Score by lnHings r.
Cleveland ...............0 q . Q . . ~
Now York ...........o !- 0 %
Summary; Euns-ChapuNn. wnmhsgn-ss
Cook High Boon" Earned runs.-C l>ve-
ANA 2: Now York. :. Two-hasc ni,s-Sri,h.
High Cook. Thrns- base hlr-Ngn.mafer
!sacriac. fy--Cha?n,an stolen base Niina-
maker, Douhlo riayss-Klepter. chepEna',
and Wambsganss; Chapman. kiri;1 and
t}lrhnre. Fits--or klepfcT. : in inning
N Jones. Ia innings. Fire, base on
hal Jones ~ Fisher. ;. struck
put-hy JontE, :. by Fisher. s First base
on orror-E"w York ! LET, on bases
Cleveland. 2; New York. ,. Time -. TN
7!res. Connolly and Wallace
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THURSDAY, AUGUST IS. 1915,
at O'clock p. NJ.

the real estate described in the said
deed as follows:
"All that lot OF land. with the i'm
proNcments thereon, in Glen Allen
Henrieo County, Virginia. containing
Two ana hfty-tive one hundredths (2.55)
acres; and bounded as follows. Com.
mencing AT point at the intersection
between lots numbers % and 81, run
ming thence northwardly on the east
side OF the. property OF the Richmond
ana Frederickshurg and Potomac Rail-
road 5.lI chains to u point where this
lot intersects with lot number 25
thence southwardlly between parallel
lines TO the public road running from
Glen Allen Station 70 Taylor's Station.
plat OF the subdivision of a tract OF
land nj Glen Allen in Henrico County.
& Fro. May IS. 1907. and recorded"
TERMS: Cash as to cost OF execu,-
ing TINS trust. any taxes or insurance
that may he due and one note for the
sum OF $500. with interest from April
20. 1915 until paid. Balance upon such
terms as may be announced at the
F. ]. CRAWFORD,
Trustee.
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Local Rainfall,

Eainiaii last twelve hours. ...... None
ha.nial last twenty.four hours. .ot
deficiency in fainfall since March
-. 425
Dehciency in rainfall since Jan
uary ! nd
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.ocnI Observation at 8 p. VI. Yc,terdox.
WASHINCTON Amanx, os

Temperaturc, IL: humidity, Sc; wind
direction, northeast; wind. velocity, s ;
weather. clear
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THE WEATHER
Local Temperature Yesterday.

I.ocnl Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature. 50
j.. NJ temperature. ............ So
4. NJ. temperature. ........... ~
Maximum temperature TO r. NJ. So
Mliimuin temperature to PM. 81
Mean temperature. ............... 20
Normal temperature. &c
Excess in temperature yesterday None
DehciencY in temperature since
=: March 49,, -: 49,. so2
January l................ 1873
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BY GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
S32 East Main Street,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

HOUSE AND LOT IN GLEN ALLEN.
VIRGINIA.
In execution of n deed OF trust TO the
undersigned trustee. dated April 26th
1911, and recorded in the clerks Office
or the Circuit Court OF Henrico County
virginia. l will. at the request of the
noteholder. default having been made
IN me payment OF the debt therein
secured. sell by auction on the prem
iSeS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-30

u neglect sopt flrst cold. cough
of~as bronchial affection. THIS fail.
oak eoHiaence treatment Immediate.
en3 through nsing the pfoseF
il can be- checked from Use
f@ w9 aud promptly cured. but
s. "A probably elH hang On
~ Hi4r 1 Il does not det|.op la-
* more serious such -
Me oF Consumption ff4a
fkkFe ~ A4ndredk. Yes Thousand of
ef FN eles on the market NAiie
tta< tfe. there are many NHie1
g@f ar positively hGfnfei
#Me fHffofafa sAleh tney r.n
t4t ~ experiment Nlfh ~ 81
medies puf*lf "a IT,
lsssuE EftaIa ~ some ffst1fNof
f8e exnrxsfsff9 fla'ms -
AHHfA6 ta4Ht*. shsH = hEflWahA
nss4ssd hAlsesi nfsnt a.
4 N NWsfM 0g4x starts Ak se
A4H4nf+~ a. give ~ gfft
IS fts even seeIs nsoaef
3a - Ifaff - ftf4 i 4 81
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MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
Take salts to flush Kidneys II Back
hurts or bladder botherS.

II YOU must have yoir meat ex-
cry day. eat IL. but flush your Kid
neyS with salts occasionally, says a
noted authority who tells Us that
meat forms uric acid which almost
paralyzes the Kidneys in their eff
forts to expsi il from the blood.
They become sluggish aud weaken,
then you suffer with dull misery
in the kidney region, sharp pains In
the back or sick headache, dizzi-
ness. your stomach sours. tongue is
coated and when the Weather Is
bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine gets cloudy, full OF sedi-
ment, tho channels often get sore
and irritated. obiiging you 10 seek
relief two or three times during
the night
To neutralize these irritating
acids. 10 cleanse the kidneys and
flush of the body's nfinous waste
get four ounces OF Jad Salts from
any pharmacy mere, take table
spoonful In q glass OF water before
breakfast for few days aud your
kidneys will then aet fiae This IA
nous salts Is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice. CON-
bined With lithia, and has been
used for generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys. also To
nentralize the acids in urine, so il
no longer irritates. thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot
ininre, and makes 4 delightful ef-I
ferveseent lithia-water drink Cur
Inns Two Drug Stores ADJ
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FEM FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOM
Druggist Says Ladies are Jsipr
Recipe OF Sage Tea and
sulphur.

Hair that loses It's color aud lus-
ire. or when it fades. turns gray.
duh aud lifeless. is caused by a
lack Of sulphur ia The hair. our
grandmother made ap d mixture OF
cage Tea and Sulphur 70 keen her
locks darb eud beautiful, aud thous-
ahds OF women and men who value
that even color. that beautiful dark
shade OF hair which Is SO aitrac-
tive. use only this old-time rceipc
Nowadays We get this famous
mixture by asking az any drag
store for 5o-cent bottle OF IVY.
''h SAGE aud sulphur Compound
which darkeus the hair So nntutsi-
~ 80 evenly that nobody can pos.
sihly tell II BIAS been applied. l,e-
sidcs u takes on dandrun .iops
scalp itching aud falling bair You
luri dampen . PONCE on sotf Brush
with y and arae tbls through vour
uaif taking one mall straud "a
'iiue ~ nsoraing the gray hair
HieArlH'tN bar saaf de'iehr rie
iadie0 ~th w5efht tsse ana su
rfHf fnai hr.lde hfaaftaii.
'afkfliHs fHt hair after fea .o
fi'e'nH a $3.50 hflnf a.t n..
Fr. afd ls.if .ra 0ita f aa a6
Ar HF4UNt M HMWM.tt.= ..4.
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found the best remedy sseF used IL
Severe Coughs Colds Wbooping
rongh 1T Group ard 4 VII also be
found exeeiiCuf fDf bronchial a fh-
lAa aaa nfgncliila iif sides fhcae
dFaestats guaranteeing thbt Il VIII
~ the best rsaeds sKer gssd a.
sfil iikee its b. found Jsls iaset Geo
bogieaI DeeaQse Que botss 80 cents
oftlf m.ket . full pllf flzt tea
sgaDA8f4lg "a fae a4oet eAesiieaf
4ealsiae fof snt ~ fae aAose Al
feeisoes hen "a xea ~ home si'h
sue pfff ~ rrsuss1fe8 sugar .u1
5nfhslf usft of safeF i' uasss o.
Ansh 81 mert fban aouid fgfi fgs
fs ee as 9v 9f aimost ans AZ tfe
efllnMf ready made eir4s. sold in
bottles Aslsilas oniY ~ 81 y faf
fNHntlnl fsn tfii g. SIZE tie
fe fDhfse5 $50 4Aatf sAe a4s
niilfa4F Mnrf5 flaek RA#HaNtss
ft t4e 4g4kF faAe fas
fsHse AsibMaaef Abayigffif
f|ss IL - a ss1laf thIt ltte9
iA4fI
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ErFORf Will BE MADE To
HIRING INCREASED ATTEND
.SxCE TO TRINITY.
INTERESTED
Jsssus SESSION ~ Normwl and Summer
school This Year should Prove
Cniycrsity's Hest la
History.

| Assured OF the hearty cooperation
LOT the Chamber of Commerce the
management Of Trinity university
early last spring undertook TO inter-
est north Texas teachers and sta
ldents in the Trinity Summer school
land Ellis County Summer normal.
held s.s.slv ~ TRINITY during the
lsummer months. and in point OF at
tendance were successful as we'll as
deficient in the wofx given In both
branches. The work done last srriaa
was only beginning OF the eombin-
led efforts OF Trinity management
and the Chamber Of Commerce 10
build great summer school and nor
NAL here within the next few years.
An enrolment OF one thousand IS
the mark set and nothing short of
that will satisfy. but 10 build such
la school il is going 10 take good
work and Furthermore ii win be nee
Iessaty 10 keep everlastingly as il,
The summer school ard summer
normal OF 1915 was pronounced the
most successful that Trinity has ever
conducted. The enrolment al both
Tthe sumner school and normal was
exceptionally good, totalling 2oa.
The character of work done was sucn
as to cause many Of those present
10 express their purpose 70 return to
Trinity during succeeding summers
Credit for the success OF the under
taking is due largely TO the att
tuac OF the people OF Waxahachie,
who were gracious in their reception
OF the teachers and attentive In
providing for their comfort aal
pleasure.
The Importance OF thorough co.
operation in building summer
school and normal was not pressed
upon the people until late in the year
OF 1915 and ii is possible that the
attendance suffered for this reason.
but it Is the purpose Of all concera-
ed 10 begin earlier this year an
bring just as many teachers and stu
dents TO the summer school and nor
NAL as possible A number of the
instructors who had part In the
work last year viii be connected
with the normal during the summer
OF 1916 In an effort 10 secure the
most successful teachers that can be
had for the various departments. 9th
or strong men aud women will be
added TO the faculty These mat
tiers aili be perfected during the ear
" part OF the year and full and
complete announcements Will be-
made long in advance of the open
ing Of the schools. which will he
about June IL
All courses of instruction re
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waxahachle. Tex. Der ~. 1915.
Hon. r.. r whipssie. County At
toruey. Haxahachie. Texas Dear
SIR herewith tender TO you ny
resignation as assistant county At.
torney 81 Ellis eounrF Texas. 70
take effect AZ the close os business
Dece4nber 81 1915
Ny reason for hanlins you my
resignation is that expect TO MAKE
the race for county afiornsg 81 this
county Ia the coming Democratic
primary. and this viii maize IL aee
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TOM BALL

wsxaharhi4. Tex. Dec. -. 1916
Mr. Tom Ball. Dear Sir have
Jest receiF-d ard filed your resig-
'n2.Ecn As assistant county af,orney
81 Ellis county. and 7 deem ii but
Justice 10 yon 10 say. that your ser
vices during the past three years as
ms assistant have been entirely sat
isfsefcry 10 ne, and believe TO the
people OF Ellis county. and it gives
NE pleasure to express my appre-
citation FOR your nntiring assistance
Ia enforcing the Iaw
You have been fair. just and con-
siderate IN the prosecution OF I'M
foftunaiea. and unifrmg and With
out mercy on those wh0 deserved
the re crest punishment OF the
iaw.
You have shown marked ability
as a lawyer. and without in any way
discouraging the aspirations Of any
one who may contest with you in
your raee. and without undertaking
30 Influence any man in casting his
vote III the coming primary. ! feel
il due. that ! should say. that II
successful. Ellis county will De rep
resented hv an able, competent Law
yer 49,
With best ana kindest OF f~efinss
aw very respectfully.
TOM WHIPPLE.
County ATTORNEY
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CHINESE UPRISING NOT
CONSIDERED SERIOUS.

3 WASHINGTON. Dec 80. --Ameri-
can Minister Reinsch al pehin
cabIed the state department that tie
recent uprising against Yuan shi
kai and the return 10 monarohal
government IN China were not con
sldered al the present time as con
shutting serious political situation
in that country
4 paFaphlase OF the ditpaich CIV
sh out by the department says.
The opposition movement, ~ con-
tDea 10 the province ~ Yunnan.
The other PROVINCES IN the south 81
chiaa are entirely quiet II Tie
faetemeni should 9feas however,
y - not anticipated tHs' there slli
b danger to~fofesgu lite - proper
= nor THAI bssiusss vii b. a.
fafbed on fne cos'fag agteial
tfof eticu ~ a1rsrei ~ rofesxners
aad thelr Interest i aefiartt.ona
~ t4s f4nuaG ita4tfs
ffesn dispatehsf FROM pesin ds
inp ths last few DAYS hefs esia teaf
ihe e4fufssk ftnsrlaf IS t.ansn
ead prfsd 10 ~ afsef rfoyle ss.
!. ela3lnr ke.4s I-as kssi easH.
h4aAst aNs Hapff a shlsFrsH
a#aM4 fNi1rs& fhat #ufsfsnsh
eaps so bsn ssft - h#fi fbsa
pei isss TO- gpf.tlAf t..s
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essary for me 70 be IN the field
sitter January / 1915
wish 10 express my sincere
thanks 10 You for the courteous
treatment aud the many kindnesses
you hate shows me while / have
worked with you.
Hoping that the above will meet
With rour approval aud wishing you
weli. remain.
Yours v@ry truly.
TONI RAIL-
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Notice.

When you have a society item
for the Daily Light call Miss Gattie
Middleton, Phone number SEQ. It
takes some tine to ger all the de-
tails of each social function and the
management o. this paper will ap-
preciate il II you will assist by CIV
Ing her the particulars as early AZ
possible. n
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STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't suffer! Get q dime pack.
Of Or. James Headache
Powders.

You can clear your head and relieve
dub, splitting or violent tsarobbing
headache in mo;ssent with Tr.
James IieeIeeise Powder This old
time headache relief acts almost ynagi-
calIy. Send some one TO the drug store
ras. Tor dime package and few mo.
fnents after yoa like powder you
will wonder what become 81 the head
ache, neuralgia and raiIi. stop suIFer-
ing--it's needless. d. sure you get what
rosi ask for.
for the following city Offices for
Waxahachie. Texas:
City Marshal
Clty assessor and Collector.
City Attorney
City Treasurer.
City Secretary
One Alderman FOX Ward No. !
One Alderman for Ward Nc .
One Alderman for Ward No. 3
The following parties shall be
presiding officers Of the following
voting boxes.
ward No. Election viii be
held at Jno. +. Wyattts Office on
East Main street. with Jno. F wy
att as presiding officer.
Ward No. > Election 9iII be
held at Getzendaner building on
east side College street. with K, H..
Connalls as presiding officer.
Ward No. Election will be
held at tn. city hall. with j. -
Dunaway as presiding officer
Dated this 18th day OF December,
lsf5 II. n. PETERS.
Chairman Cisy Executive Commit
tee. Wasahaehie, Texas
ady22S Thursday
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DnEAk y BRONCHIAL coUeMs,
GROUP AND COLDS PROMPTLY

the issaso, Tes-ponsfai
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-30

by slrtue ~ authority Yefted in
rae az chairman oil the City Esecu-
tive Committee | hereby give no
tire that therp VIII BE- hela Ia The
city Of Waxaisa<sne Texas. ~
TUESDAY,. the 25th dss 81 Jahusss
1916. white mans primary for
the purpose OF selecting candidates
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-30

ou,rs. sov any srsde Of teeehers'
cestsarste viii ~ offered. In eddi-
- q shsps thsts win " offered .
uvabtr % ecilsse courses Tor sh'ch
rssdit towards 4 degree via be
granted. Many teachers In TEXAS
soSsy rvasssr thar they are workiHs
under 4 heavy handicap BY reason
of not having received = degree
from some reputable college. Some
of ,h~sc are oyercomias this de-
slciency a. rapidly ~ possible BY
attendance upon summer sessions OF
the leading universities or colleges
az the state. The courses ~ study
are Intensive and provide as thor
ourh work as Is provided daring the
regular school year Trinity sum
mer normal oners special advan-
taxcs 10 teachers who desire 10 i'm
prove their scholarship by studying
for a degree. The classification OF
tho schools has emphasized the Inn
portance Of high grade teachers.
Many OF the better schools will en-
pIoy no man or woman who does
not hold a bachelors degree, so
the teacher who has been deprived
of a college degree IN his early edu-
cation is wise who overcomes this
deficiency at the very earliest mo-
ment.
Teachers and summer school stu
dents will do we'll TO begin now TO
Investigate Trinity summer school
and normal People throughout
the city and county should begin
now TO invite their teacher friends
To come here. General advertising
may prove wonderful help. but
personal work II a sare winner.