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NEW YORK GAINS HALF
MILLION IN POPULATION

New York, July q. - New Yorz .
population increased by almost half
q million in the last five years. To
be exact the actual growth of the
greater city from the day that the
rational census takers finished then
work in 1879 until June Is last, when
the state enumerators started in, was
l7S.729, an increase OF something
more than 10 per cent.
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BESSIE on June rs, as campared with
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Sayville.-Tne total number of Rus
sian prisoners of war in the hands
of Germany and Austria-Hungary
since the war began, including the
figures reported by the general stats
yesterday, surpasses 100000 offic-
ers and men.
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and ! was Obliged TO scratch
and irritate the affected parts.
was not able to put my
hands in water either with
out il causing pain. The
breaking out disaglred my
face for the time being
causing quite a number CT
scars to appear.
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white P|NPLES
DISFIGURED FACE.
And Hands. Burned and ItChed
So Could Hardly Sleep or
Put Hands In Water.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

my hands and face broke out with small
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at night that l could hardly sleep at ALL
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

are nearly through picking. There
VIII be some scattered cotton to be
gathered.
Mrs. 8. II. Jolley has been suffer
ING for several days with ,rhcums-
tism. She seems some retter at
this writing.
Several from here hike been at
tending the fair at DALLAS the past
week.
Miss Cassie Tat spent Saturday
afternoon with Hiss Josephine
Hickey.
Mrs. jamie Jnson and children
Of Mckinney are visiting Mrs.
Johnson's part It's. Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
H. JolIey. tht week.
Little Dol Pthy Pauline Jolley is
on the sick Mist this week.
Messrs. ivan Sutton and Waiter
Arlington ere in Boyce Sunday taf-
seho9 begins at this place MIN
day der the management Of Mr..
John rude as principal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01
VALLEY GROW.

Earl Duvall spent Saturday
sIth Mr.. Raymond Blair.
Eta Mitchell yisited at Mr..
Iston's one dayslast week.
cW. Daniel sent a few days
Ina last week Y III relatives.
bertie Smithtbpent Saturday
vith Miss q ia Washington.
Nina Bell om of South
h visiting nj IS Ruth Holland.
Frances Id fell spent satur-
hieht with NJ es Nellie Taylor.
s Minnie Ki spent the noon.
with Miss Nd lie Taylor Sunday.
y Leefa Dal el spent Thursday
! with Missf Cora Washington.
IS Berthe 81 Filth spent the noon
with Missfcora Washington
ky.
IS. C. c. fizendine Is visiting
h. and Mr4 Jim Rinehart's this
eses Mag lie Creed and Maye
b we're popping in Waxaha-
rs Kathl en Fristo and Maye
b spent Saturday night with
Maggie Greed.
IS Magf e Greed spent Monday
|ednesd in Red Oak the guest
ISIS Kat leen Fristo.
!. and Mrs. Edgar Holland
d at I Dir parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Holl 5nd's Sunday.
geral oung people called on
Mag4 e Creed after Sunday
i su4iay afternoon.
sses rene hurry and Eugene
y spbnt a pleasant day with
Dor4 Washington Sunday.
sdaqes Butcher and Wilson OF
EFT fisited Mesdames j. d.
any Eta Mitchell Thursday
'ef9 visitors at Sunday school.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

Everyone welcome. All&ome and
bring your bibles an dskood lesson.
Misses Kathleen Fri stoe, Frances
Lowell. Elva hurry I'd Maye Dan
iel spent Sunday WITH Miss Maggie
Greed.
Mrs. Artie Thq hpson of South
Prong spent Saturday night and
Sunday with b r parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. HS hand.
We are en Tying beautiful weather
since the bi rain and cotton pick
ing is alm/st a thing of the past,
but hay being is progressing nicely
Mrs. tia Mitchell entertained
her Sunday school class Saturday
night afMr. Creed's with most de-
Lightly party.
Everyone present enjoyed them
selveG These good people leave our
CONF hunity soon and everyone will
mis- them, for all like to visit at
Mr.. Creed's.
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Rocket.

Mr.. and Mrs. |. D. Stewa went
TO the far Tuesday
Miss Kathleen Prudsf~as shop
ping in Waxahachie Honday.
Mr. and Mrs, EAzier are iejoic-
ing over the ayfval of line boy
at their homs
Cotton HAing will soon be a
thing of Ne past as most every one
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

A.-S AAeS AOS rVAe OA4NA43D
COMMISSION.
AN ORDINANCE Submitting
TO THE QUALIFIED vbTERs or
THE CITY OF WAkAHACHIE
THE QUESTION; SHALL 4 CON
MISSION BE CHOSEN lfO FRAME
A NEW CHARTER. Iron sAIE
CITY; AND PROVIDING ron THE
ELECTION OF A CHlRTER CON
MISSION TO CONSIST or FIF.
TEEN MEMBERS.
Whereas petttio4 or more thar
10 per cent Of the Qualified voters
of the City OF WaxaI echie has beer
presented to the City, Council of said
City asking for tho submission 4
the qualified yot rs aof said city d
the question, shall = CommissioE
be chosen to framefa New Char.
ter" for said city: nd.
Whereas said Eity Of Waxa,
'hachie is municipal corporation
81 more than i've thousand inhabi
hnts now incorpor< ted under tn
q eneral Municipal avs Of this STATE
II erefore.
*Be it OrdainSd by the City
CoAncil of tse Cif OF Waxahachie
actlh Is on such N tition and on II
ownamotion. undet and by virtue u
the authority Of chapter ~. Titls
%. the Revise Statutes Of the
State Of Texas, II 1t the question
"Shalf4a CommisIt Ion be chosen tt
frame New Cha ter" for said city
be subj itted to he qualified votsrs
OF said City. and
Whereas no Irregular municipal
election r said City is to be held
within 81 days. from the adoption
of this ord panc therefore,
Be it futhe9 Ordained that 9
special cleo honfshall he held and Is
hereby calld Ind directed to be
iielu AZ Tue eFdi pOIIlhS fidces
within said NY. hereinafter to be
named, on TIL 18th day Of Noyem.
Der, 1915. at hich shall be sub.
mitted said 9 etion. shall Com
mission be cfoI IN to frame 8 new
Chatter" md
Be it fur, e. craa,nss tsas =
said electio4 thdee shall be elected
from the CT at barge. Charter
COMMISSIONED of fifeen members. b.
ballot as prescribed by law; and the
City Scored Try is b reby ordered tc
make publ cation d this Ordinance
in some Newspaper published with
in this Ci \, such pull lication to ap.
pear moro than THIRTY days prior te
the date xed for said election.
The ELECTION hereby ordered shall
be held the several ards Of this
City, as hey are now constituted
and for Ward No. at WATTS OF
flee on be South side ofEast Main
Street, Or Ward No. al the Getz-
endanef Building on the East side
of ColI&ge Street. and fer gard No
at ~ City Hall on the Nbrth side
OF w Il Main Street; and he fol-
lowing named parties are Thereby
appoitted managers of said lectiou
at tn said several polling places
to-w4 for Ward No /, D.
Teutl ch, for Ward M. 2, Bon Con
nall3 and for Ward No. 8. Ja3{Dun-
avail, and they are directed ID cal
to fheir assistance all nece1eary
aid land to hold said election i'll ac-
cor lance with laws governing sthe
sane, and to make due retdrns
th{ reof.
ORDAINED. this. the 18th day
of October. 1915. the same being q
d@y of an adjourned regular meet
ing of the City Council. the last
regular meeting of this counciiAhav
Ing been adjourned from time ltt
time until this date. for the spS
cial purpose OF considering thi!
matter. E. B. PRINCE,
Mayor of the City Of Waxahachie
Texas.
ATTEST: JOE EVANS.
(SeaD Secretary of the City o
Waxahachie. Texas. adv.20'
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In severe cases of 1bre lungs
you neeV an internaAAnd externa
remedy Ny the flar size BAL.
LARD'S HRERuND SYRUP
you get two rel &dies for the price
of one Wiz eve dollar bottle
there is a ee HERM&K's RED
PEPPER POROUS PLAs~ fol
the chest. Sold by Curlins 1.-Two
Drug Stores adv,
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A reward of $500 WIZ pald y
this company for the 0hvlction a
any one found gully of taking III
Daily Light from - yard or lawn q
any subscriber ~ this papsr. I'm
rERpRIsE uB' 'sINo cor
PAM. r~4 :
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SECOND-H aiding the v X Of the
nut $1.l allied arrn Prcnies
Bring them aised the tr] sport de.
son. - Of the kings n les.
transport depa pnent has
GEE MI 2,5O0.O0O troops he said
tornados transported $50, 20 wound
Only TIL sick with a loss y lie oi
cd. Phan one-tenth Of on per cent
-ls record the tion may
NOTICE, proud Of"
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I'm; sss':::..s';'M OFFENSIVE
SPECIAL llan nrru }nnnvfm
10th az III nfkW IIIIIkf
preciate
II. +. Ov
G. l.. KE)NG The lSON XIV
nado and Elk FkONT
represent
companies Statement Del ares that
Phone ISIS Have Lost 10000
aen In Last He Of
NOTICE n October.

Iey<15rUs.
grist hill IA. Nov. p. eporting on
pared to- result Of III Italian Of
ing. BriLsainst the Isd pzo line the
will grind war office al bounced to-
meal wis'after two weeks battle
French Lwon.'
KY dayItalians are sal to have lost
n 90 men in the j. half CT oc-
MerAv The Italian tacks on the
fshostal >lsH said to -
yrol and Car
81 be strongly
lwANTA Auarians.
Rivers. --
situation Unchanged.
wANTElS. Nov. ..-the war one,
orders ced today thu the situate,
- western front h unehangod.
| IA NH.
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SPECIAL
10Th i a
preciate
y. +. oS
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III yVuf
bring II
Alnusenls
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1UR LELRoGds eood = 81
4 bsrssia. ~ 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
AT THE VICTORIA

With the matinee this afternoon and
Two performance tonight the splen-
dld bill now running az the Victoria
theatre will come TO an end making
way for another splendid list OF shows
Tor next week. Joe Fenton and his
team ~ three people have the
most sensational feature OF that kind
ever brought 10 the city. They have
ten minutes OF the fastest work in
tho athletic line on the vaudeville
stage. Their closing stunt blindfoId fs
enough 10 raise the hair on your head.
Barton. Talbot and Bray have one
o. he best musical acts Of the VIC
season and Wheeling audiences have
shown by their enthusiastic applause
~ overy performance that they ap-
preciate tho good. The comedy fea-
ture of the act g. clever. The Guy
BALDWIN Trio IN Fun on "a Wire. have
an original novelty in which some
pretty stage settings are shown.
beyine and Ieslio. two clever girls.
have been drawing the most enthu-
slastic applause for their splendid
singing and dancing and they have a
line Of talk that ls worth while. Bren-
reu and Carr IN Pun ON the pockEs
have made a hit with every crowd
ana Williams and Williams. with a
novelty double plano act are excep-
tiOnslly good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
WALTER DAMROscH, DIRECTOR
OF N. Y. SYMPHONY oRcHES-
TRA,sTALkS OF MUSIC.
Cannot Explain Why Women Fail or
What Feminist Movement
Might Produce.
BY Walter pamroseh.

Concerning woman's place in the
musical profession. IL depends upon
whether one deals with stars Of the
iirst magnitude or with lesser lights;
so far there has been no musical
greatness among women.
Why2 Don't ask me riddles like
thai. ! don't know the reasons aDd
their subtle workings. I only know
the results. Woman's whole temper
ament Is against IT, OF course none
OF US can unveil the future and fore
see what the feminist movement may
evolve in thc way of a novel creature
whose instinct. habits and environ
ment shall inpire her with fresh
powers. but to date there Is no new
woman.
Pursue what career she may. she
is still overswept by her love like a
cOrnfield before the wind. And there
is nothing TO lead me 10 suppose that
the attainment OF civic rights. which
believe will surely be attained. or
her complete emancipation otherwise
will leave her anything but a woman.
And why not let her be a woman-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
PRETTIIY cowNED AND TUNE.
Full COMEDY OF YOUTH
PlEASES DIscRIMINA-
TING AUDIENCE.
WIN Be Repeated Twice To-day and
Large Crowds Have a Rare
Treat Awaiting Them.

Our dreams. our dreams OF yore-
peopled and set with fairies and cas-
ties. gnomes and beauties. waters
clear and waters darkling. sunshine
and shadow. and all the phantasma-
goria OF mind asleep and awake. but
mostly. ia youth. dominated by love
and the girl - are suggested by the
title OF last nights delightful Offering
Al the Court Theatre when Dreams
Come True. OF course. not being a
pantomime or a panoramic fantasy.
Il all simmered down. az about ali
such offerings do, to love and the
girl. However. In this most common
dable play. Mr.. Philip Bartholomae.
The author, has clothed his dream"
child with a brighter dress OF ideals
and lyrics than falls 20 the lot OF the
ordinary musical comedy. and the
composer has fairly bespangled Il
with gems OF tuneful charm. There.
Tor example is the predominating air.
with Its haunting refrain. When the
Dreams that You Dream Come True 9"
II fingers sweet upon the ear. as also
not a little OF the rest OF the score Of
this dainty comedy skit. notably The
Town That Grows Where The Hud-
son Flows" Love Is Such a Funny
Little Feeling" and the Dream
Waltz" Good comedy is always to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
THEA TRICAL PAGE, {
"WHENDREAMS COMETRUE" SCORES
IMMENSELY AT COURT LAST NIGHT

be appreciated. but what a zest Is
added BY good music. such as we
nave here. And the cOmedy-it. also.
u mere IN abundance 80 scattered lib
orally through the book and interpo-
lated lAvishly by the chief actors
OF the company. A screaming hit vas
Tome Along 70 the Movies" in which
Misses Mac. Withee. Lundeen and
hessrs. Santley, Munday and Bur
foughs give by no means untruthful
takeon OF the modern-day hair-raising
picture drama. lnterspersed in the
action or the piece are several allurinE
dances. With catchy music. all OF
which called forth encores.
Elegantly and even fastidiousiy cos.
TUNED throughout. there Is yet no sug-
gesuon OF guadiness and the blending
G colors and effects could hardly be
more-as they are az once-harmoni-
Gus and striking. The scenic effects
are all quite original-opening with
setting aboard ship and made reals.
We by the accompanying ladders.
oavlts. bridge. hatchways. main cabin
and all the deck trapplngs that a
sailor knows, or is familiar to a read
er OF nautical lore.
without Odious discrimination. per.
haps. IL may be said that Mr.. Frederic
S1ntley as Kean Hedges. and Miss
Connie Mac twhat name or a pseu.
donym) well carry the honors OF the
production.
All in all. when Dreams Come
True" takes rank among the very hest
OF musical comedies engaging the AT
tentlon and enjoying the patronage of
discriminating theatre-going public.
The engagement terminates with the
TWO performances TO be given this az
ternoon and tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
J. B. BAUM co.

VIII Hold Annual Package Sale Feb.
ruary 20 and 81.
me big package sale to be held
ny one of the foremost jewelry firms
IN the city on February 20 and % Is
being looked forward to with great in.
terest by the residents of the Greater
wheeling district Hundreds of pack.
ages have been put up containing
valuable merchandise consisting OF
Jewelry, Silver Pieces. Novelties.
Clocks, Umbrellas, Canes. etc. etc.
In each package IS placed merchan.
disc that sold from 500 TO $500. To
make the sale more interesting.
among the packages is one contain
ing Diamond Ring. The packages
VIII be placed on sale at fifty cents
and the customer will be allowed 10
select any package they choose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
WOMAN'S TEMPER AMENT IS
AGAINST SUCCESS In MUSIC

beautiful mystery to men whose
sphere they cannot hope ever TO in
vade2 She Is in her turn all but a
cypher in mans musical domain. We
nave nothing from her. She Is fairly
an unknown quantity. Every year I
receive a number OF musical scores
the work of women, and | am PROMPT
ed by a natural feeling OF chivalry in
such a position to produce them. II
Tor no other reason than TO lend the
announcement production would az.
ford. But gallantry must not over
rule musical taste and offer a femi-
nine phenomenon simply or mainly as
a lusus raturae without genuine merit.
True. America has Mrs. Beach and
France has Cecile Chaminade. and ri.
NOR may be correct in averring that
five per cent. Of woman musicians are
musically creative. producing ballads,
vocal and instrumental duets, trios,
and so on
But we have no opera. concerto,
symphony. oratorio. string quartet
from musical womankind. Their work
Is frothy light, lacks weight, profun-
dity' sentiment and philosophy in COM
parison with mems masterpieces. No
woman has yet given us a philosophy
VI AAA's AAAAFN1 NbAAAN ltIEOuH lUlkut tA-
cept Mrs. Eddy. Do you think they
would? Perhaps so. And music in its
highest forms is a philosophy OF life.
IL has been urged that woman lacks
absorption. thought. power. emotional
range and freedom: that they are too
eager 20 please. too susceptible TO in
huence; that they kindle emotions
rather than realize them: that they
are imaginatively sterile and timor.
Gus; that they are concrete rather
than abstract; that they are unscieu-
uhc and illogical: that albeit essential
" artistic they are receptive rather
than creative in their artistry. BE II
so. This IL speculation. do not
know. I accept facts. offer no ra-
tionale.
No Explanation.
The law Of averages r. no eVpiana.
tion. IL may be true. as some one has
circulated. that there are 100. 900 men
composers 10 thirty women. and that
Of the 100000 men only a sparse bak-
er's dozen becomes great. 20 why look
for greatness from thirty women This
Is plausible story, but Il does not
bear scrutiny. II only leads us to the
query: And why are there only thirty
women TO one hundred thousand mem
Certainly not for want OF opportunity
There was time when musical col
leges, like other colleges. barred wo-
men. and whom only tho Titled md
healthy girls had chance for a must
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
TO INVADE ALBANIA

BERLIN Feb. 80. hy wireless 90
sayslllo "A statement from tho over.
seas News Agency aays that 30 Dr. the
intention o. sr-yia t0 invade Albania
Reports from Sofia. Bulgaria. state
That the incu-aions Of the AIhanians
into Scrvian territory arc welcome 10
Srrvis." says Che statement "Tho
snrvIaua intend to use the present IN.
frrs1i ir tIa operations ~ The Auatri
ON array l1 tNc Balkans 90 push an
adFarro toward tho hdriatic. support.
oG ty the cooperation OF the Anglo.
French fprt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
RELIEF sHtps Ase SAFE.

NEW YORK. Fob is.-safo con.
duct FOR sU The relief ahIpr bearing
The FAX of The commission Tor relief
ir Belgium hal. been promised BY Enr.
land France and Germany. ACCORDING
90 an announcement made today hy
Lyndon vs.. Bates. vice chairman of
Tho rnmnIa.Lnn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
FIVE RECRUITS
Examined and Accepted Yesterday at
Local Army Recruiting Station

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Five men were accepted for en-
iistment by Captain Henry Hath.
away yesterday al the local recruit
inc station. This makes a total OF IA
men accepted AZ this station during
the month OF February.
Those accepted today are a. fol-
lows; Robert J. Williams Infantry j..
81. Clairsville. o.; Guy IT, Deem &c.
\. c.. Mineral Mills. W. Va: John
II. Bauer Infantry. Bridgeport. O. !,
John =. Hogan Cavalry. Wheeling,
" Va. William r. Cartwright 0n-
fantry). Middleboro. Ky.
These men will be sent to Fort
Slocum. y. Y. Tor final examination
and enlistment.