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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-11
hNCONA SINKING MAY
NOT CALL A PROTEST
TWO QUESTIONS ARE TO BE De
CIDED BEFORE GOVERN
NENT WILL ACT.
1t the Liner Refused 10 Obey Inter-
national Laws Regarding Right
to Search M Action
Needed.

WASHINGTON. Nov IL Two
prime facts awaited determination
By the United states before proceed
ing to protest the sinking Of the
Ancona. These we're Was the
Ancona warned before attacked
and Was the attacking submarine
a German or Austrian craft
Preliminary dispatches to the
state department from Ambassador
Page left these two questions in
doubt Press reports declaring
that the Ancona attempted to run
away, has caused tension 10 relax
These reports lessen the gravity of
the situation. No protest could or
would be made BY this government
if it Is established that the Ancona
did not obey international mara
tine laws requiring submission to
be searched after being ovestaken
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-11
ATLANTA Gets NEXT
meeting OF MED|C0s'
SOCTH CAROLINA MN WAVED
~ PRESIDENT AND TENS-
GIFTS VtCE-rgESIDE>f.
Important Resolutions are drafted
Which Deal with Federal. tow
ernmsnt Affairs ani
Army.

DALLAS. Texas. Nov. ii.~-pr-
Robert Wilson Jr.. OF Charleston
5. c.. today was elected president
OF the Southern Medical Assoeia-
ton. and Atlanta was selected for
the 1916 meeting.
Other officers elected were Dr
Coleman TAYLOR OF Fort Worth, vice
president Or. Guy Turner & Bal
,imore. second vice president; Mis-
souri, was declared eligible foi
membership
The following resolutions were
read and adopted
"A department of public health
for the federal government
An increased medical corps II
the United States Army.
"A National Board Of Examin-
crs.
Uniform public health segula
lions to be drafted later By a CON
mittee from the association.
Appointment OF cancer com
mission
Dallas was endorsed for thu meet
ing OF the National Deeocratit
convention
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-11

adopted b. other cities. eombsuctl
meeting ~ the Temple Chamber ~
Commerce. ycasg Mons business
league and Retail Merchants assu-
citation will be held Ncnday nisai
the 18th. TO perfect the iinai plans
with reference TO prosperity Week :
10 be held November - 10 neceai-
her 4.
Considerable enthusiasm has becn
aroused and rouans meeting
expected Mr. D. n Noseiey, sd-
yertssing manager OF the Texas Pow
er aud Light company. vail tell the
meeting what IL being done all over
the country in preparation for Eieo'
trlcai Prosperity Week ana viii Of
fer suggestions As TO how Temple
Prosperity Week can best he made
a success
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-11
HOY AND GIRL GO RACK To
NATURE N PINK TIGHTS.

BANGOR. Me-. Nov. ie.--young
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter +. Estes. equip
ped only With pink tights and deter
mination, have gone back to nature
for two months via the Maine woods
around Deadvater, Moosehead lake
on the upper kennebec.
The couple took neither food nor
weapons Estes SAYS he can make
fire with flint. kill deer with a stone
or club or bow and arrow, have
plenty OF food and make shelter and
coverings from the hides.
Estes. hunter, trapper. guide VAR
den and herb gather. Is familiar with
everything thar walks. swiuls or flies
In the state OF Maine He and
Mrs Estes said they want to show
the world that folks Of today can
return to the primitive and pros
per. Estes is &c years old, as is his
Wife.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-11
TRAINS Hello
FOR An ELECTRIC MOTOR

On THURSDAY. Nov q trouble
was experienced al the Brown wood
City Pumping Plant with one OF the
cylinders on producer gas engine
The plant was in rather bad shape
and only recently the city rad or
dered new equipment. ii having
been decided TO change from pro-
Queer gas and steam TO electric
power. Soon after the trouble start
ed the cyliIffAE cracked SO badly as
70 make " Flgiae imperative and
the city facNsa water famine.
Within few hours after the ae-
cident an emergency installation Of
G motor which happened to be In
Brentwood was made Fearing.
however. that trouble would pc ex-
perieneed on account Of the heavy
overload which 1t was necessary
that this motor carry, Manager
Murphy OF the Texas Power q
Light Company got In touca with
the Dallas Office OF the company in
hope OF getting larger motor. By
evening 100 horsepower motor
and pulley had been located and
crew was set to work getting same
ready 20 put aboard passenger
train the next morning
The motor, weighing nearly 5000
pounds, LEFT Ferris. Texas, tie next
day By express aud 80 urgeHt was
the case that il Was necessary to
hold up two passenger trains a to-
tai OF 45 minutes The Texas q
Pacific passenger train was held in
Dallas Is minutes to enable the
motor to be transferred ana again
in Fort Worth the Frisco pasxenger
was held 20 minutes for transfer
at that point
The big machine arrived safely
in Brentwood without delay and
was met at the station BY q crew
OF men who took it 10 the water
works and Installed il. 4 was
started Saturday afternoon 81 four
O'Clock and ran continuously until
six O'Clock Sunday night. raising
The supply Of water in the reservoir
some four feet. And thus The city
was saved.
Service First IS the slogan OF
the Texas Power and Light Com
pany and It certainly was lived up
20 in this case
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Once u was said by one of Tho
Eiost successful cotton men Of this
state. thai II had been bis experience
in the cotton business. that When
everybody wanted TO sell ID was "a
time When everybody wants t.
piant cotton. il would be good
time 20 plant something else. and
something else It should BE- o good
tiMe 90 piant cotton II seems taaf
everybody ga she country IS santlng
70 piaut cotton nctt year That
heia9 the case. according 10 me sac-
eesiul man rule nest scar would
- good time e. plant ahcat corn
eats. SORGHUM mai1e. hogs a.
Farmer iie Times
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aeov<mber - 70 Uecember viii
~ ..rrosperisy week" tn Waco Al
ccrdinx u plans approved b. the
;yo1ng Mems Business league The
xqak win y started orr with rush
hy havinx prosperity barauet
1londay night on Austin stree;
1N61es viii be set on the main stree
ana me farmers from Ali the sur
sToundfng country will BE- guests Of
sthe oce4sion
The Cotton Palace Illumination
wf1l b. left ~ ard 0thsr speelai
illumination viii be gotten % for
The occasion.
Following what il expected Ia be
TN mcss xuccussful Cotton Palace
erer ned and zlsc following direct
II Thanks sing Oar il Is expected
tlssss this movement viii DO nsseh 10
stimulate barring for the s'hrissnaass
eason
This date corresponds wish thu
ar Eslectric3i Prosperity Week 8
which will he celebrated by eleesrl-
cal concerns all oseE the country
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wlddie, national legislative super'n-
PENDENT for the anti-saiecn league.
.stn certain sections they NAV with
stand the dry wave for While.
when the Webb Kenyon bill
sets into smooth operation. howey-
or. when lts conssl,utionailiy has
been tested everywhere aud rs
lcop-holes plugged up. j. VII he
good night for The little red express
wagon wuh the red-eye aboard
III the vets want ans vehicle at
an. they'll have 20 take ths water
wagon
Facts show" said Hugh r Har-
yey. national legislative leader for
the vets. that where the saloon
goes out. other means OF distrihut-
ing liquor comes in. but this ma
ton isn't going dry so fast IS you
might imagine.
MANY states that go dry have
been largely dry for many yeass
under local option. and then per-
haps the drys remember little
election up In Minneapolis.
4 wouldn't say quite yet that
it's time TO hunt up substitute Tor
the saloon But at that. she ex-
press plan sounds feasible L prob
ably viii serve until the tide turns
In the other direction.
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ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION KILLS
EIGHTEEN GERMAN SOLDIERS

AMSTERDAM. via London, No.
yember II. Eighteen German off
GERS and soldiers were killed and flf-
Is wounded says dispatch from
Liege. when Fort Machloveletto was
blown to pieces fortnight ago ~
an accidental explosion during am
munition tests.
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Former Wa,ahaollian Hurt.

CoRsIcANA Texas, Nov H.
clyde Hayes, Southern Traction
company lineman fell lTom . line
mans repair wagon 10 the brick
pavement and was seriously hurt.
He was given first aid az a learby
drug store and then taken to the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
Ills fail was caused BY the break
ing OF guy Wire.
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HIGHWAY OFFICIALS
COMING TO DALLAS

SNYDER, Texas, November II
pr 3 H Potter and b. Il. Burweli
OF Washington. p. G.. and Or Cross
and VIM. Hall OF San Diego. Ca
officials OF the National Highway as
ISOLATION, were here last night on
their final inter-county inspection Of
The highway from Washington to San
Diego They left today for Dallas.
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\! 1 I. f1ClDPE[IT
toI11I1u MI MEET


Chairman J Lea Cannon on
Wednesday afternoon announced
the eomittee from the Chamber OF
Commerce to cooperate vita the
". o. W. coEamissee in arrange
ments for the wcodmen sneamp-
ment to be held here during the
month OF December The Chamber
Of Commerce COMMITTEES is composed
Of Messrs. W. N Mincey. ". g.
MrCsain. s. W Durham. r. T.. New
ton and Robert Harrison These
gentlemen viii meet with com
mittee from the local woodmen
camp this afternoon at Charaher Of
Commerce rooms.
The plans as eusssnea ap Is the
present time call for very auspi-
eious entertainment and one thar
would attract woodmen from miles
and miles around. The plan Includes
a review OF the drill teams hy The
superior ofheers The promise has
been given that the supreme OH
GERS will he in Attendance. II Is
expected that between three and
I'VE thousand wocdmen will be as
semhIesi here during the encamp-
meat.
Definite plans will he made this
afternoon and a vommittee will go
before the people With subscrip-
ticn list 10 raise funds TO supple
Esent the supreme and local camp
for prize Awards and
expenses OF the superior oifcers
during their visit 10 the city
There are thousands Of Woodmen
In Ellis county and it Is believed
that an Eneampnlens will bring to-
gesher a very large majority Of
them as wen as visitors from other
counties.
One feature promised for the en-
campment Is The self -innainated
drill team on first nIgat OF the en-
canapmeni This company Is The
sensation Of the eneanipments being
heid and IS promised as number
on the program.
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Hl.ERTIsTA u INDICTED
UNDER THE MANN ACT

LAREDO. Texas, November H.
General Geronimo yiilareal former
fIaertista commander al Neaayo La
redo. was today indicted by the fed
eral grand jury on d charge of bring
ing female into this country for
immoral purposes.
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AsCIITH ANNOUNCES NEW
BRITISH WAR CABINET

LONDON. November IL Premier
Asquitn today announced the person.
mel Of the new British war eabi-
net in the house OF commons. Pre-
mier. Asquith. first lord OF admir-
atty BaIfonr. chancellor OF exehea.
uer. McKsnna minister CT muni-
tions, Lord George
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Prosperity Week" for Temple.
II lire wish general plans being