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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-25

Pleurisy pains are located Just be-
low the short ribs. Lumbago af-
fects the same region but toward
the back. BILLIARDS SNOW LINZ
MENT Is the remedy in either case
II rubbed in thoroughly it eases
pain, relaxes the muscles and the
patient can move about freely and
comfortably. Price use, soc and
Il 90 per bottle. Sold by Curtin S
Two Drug stores. adv.Jan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-25
INDIAN AND WILD WEST
PICTURE, AT THE EMPIRE

To-day the Empire has big three
reel feature, ''The Cheyenne Round
Up" featuring Indian Joe himself,
in connection with the regular pro
gram.
Indian Joe and His Wild West
Show" one of the most sensational
pictures ever filmed, featuring Goldie
Claire. the champion woman rough
rider Of the world Indian Joe him.
self, who takes part in the picture,
VIII be present at the show in per-
son.
This picture is said to be not only
interesting, but educational, and be-
sides the picture there will be free
exhibition Of Indian bead work in
front OF the show.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-25

all the doctors medicines tried Many
people have no faith in patent medicines
but | know this is good. Mrs. E. J.
RICKETs, 354 Sth Avenue, West, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Such warning symptoms as sense Of
suffocation, hot flashes, headaches, back
aches, dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly needed by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life when woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak
ened nervous system. 1t has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
If there are any complications
youdon'tunderstand write Lydia
F.. f'iDkham Medicine Co. (conti-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS IN
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
- Generally clear,

Oklahoma 1900 Generally clear
cold, no snow.
Texas Dallas, part cloudy, q;
TeXarkana, clear, y; Hearne,
cloudy, cold; Amarillo, cloudy fog
~, 16. All rest clear, from % to
81.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-25

San Angelo, Tex, Jan. 25.--The
annual banquet OF the San Angelo
Chamber of Commerce was to be
held here tonight. Prominent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-25

VIM. Ferris Jernigan and Gather
inc Chambers.
j. G. Williams and l.. NJ Brack-
ner.
}. l.. Bradley and Eva Vaughan
Walter Mcclellan and Beulah
Williams.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-25

business men from other parts OF
the state were on the speakers
program.
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NEWS OF THE COURTS,
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itN Court.

There were eight pleas of guilty
IN city court this morning, six of
the number being for drunks, one
for ARRAY and the other for dis
turbing the peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
SUPERBAS SHOW
GREAT FORM
SET PACE DURING WEEK IN ma
T1oHAL LEAGUE AND PRESS
PHILADELPHIA HARD.
In Ths American Only Three Clubs
HAVE ChAnee-Yanksss and Sen
ators Fight for FOURTH.

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-BrookIyn set
the pace In the National league during
the week just ended and is strongly
pressing Philadelphia for the leadership
IN the close struggie being stagcu In
the senior major Ieagu. orrarIz,fi,p
ne Sursrhas won siN out OF the seven
kaincs they played. rcEaIuing a str0us
huiu on second place and putting them
srlAes m position 10 dI4uIaus fE.
leaders should the latter SHOW any
signs Of faltering
The ihillie-. however. DO not arp,s-
20 o. 900 "a faltcriug mood. They dropped
only one contest during the week mute
TINS tnrec Co their credit and rIaEfug
" steady game that has kept th,m al
me TOP or near % FOR the greater part
~ the season. Pat MorHu'- men gained
Two OF their three victories from the
i''rtHhs. knocking Rudolph out pf tho
G1A ln ono ot ihc encounters. In which
ALEXANDER VS. uU tHe winning eide ur
tnr -tr1EEle. and pounding three ~ the
braves twiritrE on the Others III tba
Guak'rs tr, beaded. % Will have 10 he
~ e team that displays standisr hall.
80 National league team This wear ~.
put "a more consistent game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
TEN CENT BASEBALL PROVES
WEAKNESS OF FEDERAL LEAGUE

argues. would sim all the compiaint.
asslnst aNarice ON the part Of the pro-
4 believe" continued SIX. that the
lota u worthy Of trial II might necoa-
siladc a shortened schedule. But then
Nocatcd a schedule OF I4O games 10
believes In a later start becaus. Of inc
generally unsettled weather conditions
MAY. i for one" concluded SILK fokinE-
lAs am strong FOR the single contest
I'1n. pne game an afternoon with you
~ P.alhlnk' temperament players g.
DAD enough. TWO f. next To- murder"
Wonderful Race.
What a wonderful race IL Is in the
Nau2nal league SIX clubs On mid-Aug-
prnnant. and every indication is thar IN
close strife viii continue right 10 The
seasons close. We have had some dandy
finishes iu the American league since /
Joined Detroit, but none have saw as
many teams ~ six teams 30 well
punshed ~ THIS stage OF the campaign.
Ihere L. likely 20 be no lack % inter
est iu the finish Of the American League
scrap however. Boston. Detroit aud C'hi-
cago have fought bitterly FOR m whole
month with no apparent advantaFe Ths
w hite Son bumped into a peck ~ trof-
Die al Nashingt on. but Rowland has 4
road trip IN spite ~ he disSs,er ~ 4, , Ies
al the hands OF Griffith, and. once more
ON nl- nome grounds. he b. likely To make
up for earlier disappointments ~ the -.
peuse OF the eastern teams
have maintained ali season that IN.
team which could beat Detroit would
win the pennaut. Now I believe there IL
nobody going 10 nose out the Tigers W.
are right on the coat tails Of the Red Soy
IN spite Of the fact that Carrigan's men
nave Just concluded long home stay 1
cured that ~ We could keen within
strikng distance Of the Hub outfit until
they hit the road our chances would De
rosy. We have done much better than
that on the road we have gained
ground. Boston failed 60 improve it,
schedule opportunities II has the ad-
vantage OF finishing at home this year
nut ] am certain that advantage can be
otfset n We are able 10 make the hest
OF our own home opportunities the next
couple Of weeks. Let M once get OUT IA
front a few games and We viii not worry
trip.
May Broah Limit
] would not be at all surprised II the
American league should adopt a more
stringent roster limit for 1915 Many ~
the club owners favored tWenty-one men
only last winter. / am told. Not n Few
81 these attribute the closeneas OF tho
NatuuHl league competition TO the fact
that I'ner.s circuit rid itself 81 unnec-
essary deadwoud. Furthermore the
scheme has economical advantages not
llkely 20 be despised. Whether or NOT
the twenty-one player roster has been
fespousihle for the unusually fine ball
aucN or the National league. the fact re-
mains that the field is better balanced
tnan ever before. An innovation d. usu-
alI} judged hy the quality % its success.
40 stone can De cast az the minimum
roster limit which prevails In the Ma
uonal league.
Syndicate. IneD
Copyright 1918. by the Wheeler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Johnson's sr-tight pitching and sim
giles by Anderson and Neale with men
on bases we're responsible for the Stogi-s
winning the final game Of the season
ON the home grounds. II was "a pitchers
battle between Johnson and Haggcrty.
aud resulted In to score In favor
OF the former. lie pitched better ball
In the pinchcs than did his opponent and
deservedly won his game. Sissou scored
both runs. In the FIRST he Was safe on
an error by Mcneil and was sacrificed
TO second By Nespo. Neale famed An
derson singled past third and Sisson
scored. The second run came In the
sixth. when Sisson singled through
short. re was again sacrificed 10 sec
ond By Nospo Neaie came through with
n single To- center and Sisson crossed.
The visitors scored their nrst hit In
The opening round after two were out
II was single over second by scott
Miller failed Co connect with three
strikes and the danger was over. Gygh
opened the second with a fly 20 Sisson.
singled to short Martin grounded out
TO Anderson and Haggerty died VIA the
Ncspo 10 Anderson route.
Stanley opened tho third with "A base
10 second by Coyaleski but Scott and
GyEli were easy outs. Only three mcp
faced johnson In the fourth. Hssgerty
next three batters could not prOduc and
he was left stranded.
In the sixth and seventh the visitors
could not find johnson for a safe blow.
In the sixth after two were out miller
doubled to left. tie died AZ second when
Gygi flied out 20 Lear. In the ninth.
Mcneil and Ouinlan opened with hits.
but the next three swatters could not
ind Johnson's twistcrs and u was over.
Anderson Scores sisaon-
Sisspn was safe fn WhccIiug's FIRST
WIN McNeill dropped SCOTS throw. Nes-
20 sacrificed and Stsson took second.
with wallop that scored Sisson. An
dcrson was out on hts attempt 90 steal
second In the second Lear opened with
single 20 right field He was sacri-
ficed o. second by Reilly. but the next
two battors were easy out
only three men faced HagEerty In the
third. Tn the fourth Lear was safe whom
McNeiu dropped OuinlRn's throw 81 his
grounder. Reilly forced Lear At second
Meister opened the NTH bv striking out.
Withruw laid down a pretty hunt toward
FIRST and beat 10 out. Johnson forced
him a. second. Johnson was out trying
o. steal second.
sisson opened tho sixth with n single
NesIo again came through with the
necessary sacrifice. which placed Charlie
ON second Nclle picked ont one co. his
ukinE and drove Do t1 center Tor "a single
scoring SIae1u. NraIr took second Va hen
Stalry played for Sisson no the plate
Quirian n fret ard Lear famed Reilly
opened the seventh with o. single
through short hut the next three men
failed TO ret him past second
Sies0u fOulcd out 90 Martin tn open
The ciEhfh. Nerpo doubled alonE the ieft
tempt tu huut and Ngsp0 was ont az
third. Noalo hunted the next ball and
beat 10 out. We wa out on his attempt
% steal second.
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STEELMEN TAKE TWO.

Special Dispatch to the IntsIfrenesr
YOrNgSTOWN. o. Aug rE The
efrrInIrn won both ends H. I.Is..a UuI.
bic header with Dayton br thf same
fr0re fo g. pitcher uunF nIunr the
role ~ iron man. Aitenherre PLAYING
featured scores. ri H
Y1urFafour f00I0o0nr- SIG
DAYTON .... 100000 90 %
nuTg and Wagner. Rowan and Herr
rIrr
Second game o. w. p.
Nnurrrfnwn .... 0nrT q O.. 4
Dayton ... n 5000 q O..
uuTr end WHEnsr Donaldson and
HrIm.H Herring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
CLEVELAND WINS CLOSE ONE

'lEN ELANb. Aus. i5=Murton was
lnt victor over Sister in a pitcher bat
] Co I'd. The only run OF th. game 80
scored iu the seventh by kirke On his
n"uhle, SWlih's iunsld out and Wambs-
Cleveland 1900 O
~ Louis ...... o 90 % % % o o. % ( n
Ihltffle.. Morton and Egan. Sisler
ana AE"'Ws Two base hits. kIrke
Shottou. 0ucrince hits-Smith Evans
struck out. Morton n. SisIer I'm
pircs. Chill and Evans
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HUNDRED WINS
ons-Sided Game From New Frsspor,
saturday-Is Nov Second In
Standing Of Teams

Hundred took o. one-sidcd game from
New irceport saturday by the score oil
Ia fn N. The game was called a. the
end OF the sixth inning owing t0 tho
TACT That me Hundred team were a0 far
iu the lead The standing ~ teams
games follow.
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CINCINNATI. Aug. i5-CincInnati
Won both games Of doubleheader from
ilttSburSh here today with the same
score IN each game. 10 2
IN the hrst game the local team took
NE lead and held II 20 the end forcing
ilttsburEh TO work three pitchers The
second game was an uphill fight In
lhe eighth hclNenry started the inning
win a TRIPLE followed by two singles.
an error and a home run By Griffith,
netting the locals four runs ana ,,-fDrfng.
the game. Scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
SPLIT DOUBLET.

Special Dispatch t1 tre Intelligence.
PORT WAYNE. Ind Aur Ir Fort
wayne .pNf f.fHTH double header NIrr
ErauftlIln w.rnirF the second q.
-f.er me visitor. bad taken thc fret
o. THE .HHrrH
flrFt game o. o. E
Evansville ... 40 1000 rH OIL
Ff WAYNE . ri r| HHH.f d
Turner and Halr.r. Hnrt and rstrrs
same OBJ d. o.
Evansville ....... M nHIH 90 q
20 WHurn nnUHHHs ga d
Wolf and fauasr. hIraur-fH and
nnrrrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
MOOSE BEAT STUBS
Three Hits Ana An Brror In First Inn.
ing Are Responsible FOR Loss OF
oame-Pew Hita nGads.

The Moose 81 team defeated the stsu.
hfnville A. O.. team on the wheeling
Park grounds yesterday by the score Of
9 TO- 3. 10 was one 81 the best games
ever seen on the park grounds ana was
On pitchers. battle from the start White
bite which be kept we'll scattered. The
Moose hIf The delivery Of Bishop Tor
I'VE h.ts three q which came IN the
fret inning
The score
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the grounds. Manager Gilbert was sent
10 the clubhouse for protesting "a ruling
Score. r. II. r.
Grand Rapids .OOOO1O2OO-
Terre Haute 90. 100000 - 4
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SATURDAYS CAVES

~ WolodHI.s-Nauudeyme s. p. q
p E
$40 Wheeling rar. rrHarIana 70.
Moore
AZ rr.sdsipha. TrsdelphIs @. Martins
Ferry A. g.
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Two IHa" bite MuUET.u cole Kline 81
Ihr.. base hIfH KIM a church I.
Home rHu kIrr Uifa or FfrE 3 ir 3
inning 90 church Dol one Innfnra
MUCH I..H'. . h.H|rH Cole church
Double I.a. ST. church fa IraT g. E.f.
f.r i.f' Ur bases. Hundred & Nrv
FrHNU"rf struck Uuf. kIrr 81 Mr.
nichols f1arnH hrT. F.rf VUuf
pitch MrNI0hnIH. Time of Farne ms.
Hr|r. Nrrrff
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AnERsoAE ASSOCIATION.

A. Indianapolis cleveland q. Indian
auu.Ia .I.raf rHmfH
iHI.narHUs s. cleveland 2 Second
game
AZ LolIssIHr-- LoIsvuis g. Coium-
nIH
AZ Kansas Muvaukss q: Kan
rla CITY
AZ Miuus5poi 4. g.
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Two base hits: Neach, Crawford. J
Collins. Sacrifice hits; bush. Crawford
struck out. bruss o. llsnz B. Irmptr,s .
linccn and Nallin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

Wheeling at Erie
Dayton at Youngstown
Terre Haute al Grand Rapids
Evansville at Fort Wayne
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AoYE VIEWED GENERALLY As
fIRST SION or DECAY or
OUTLAW ORGANIZATION.

some Secrets OF the Financial MAnipu-
lations Of Feds Lot out-riEsrH
GOOD for PsnnAnt Says Cobb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
FEDERALS


yesterdays Results.
/ 'Newark 4. 81. Louis
sHNCwaTk 4. ST Louis T.
other clubs. not scheduled.
First game. Second game
Today's Games.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Chicago az Baltimore
Kansas city az Buffalo
81. Louis-Newark. not
scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
NEAR RIOT AT DouBLET.

81. LOUIS AUG IA uuubIehrudnr
which was enlivcncd By a storm ar pop
bottles and Cucumhers directed against
lmpire Byron and by Roger BresuHuan' =
spec ular attempt 90 reach "a far fu
the grand stand who had iusulted him.
was divided between Chicago and ST..
Louis here today. The visitors took the
nrst game o. and locals the second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

CHICAGO. Aus. 15.-Detroit made Il
two straight from Chicago today when
thtN defeated the locals TO . Faber
IVES Mlld and unsteady and the visitors
Score.
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WITHROW .BUNTED AND BEAT
IT; WHEELING WINS 2 TO 0
JOHNSON PrTcHns GREAT GAME
KEEPING HITS WELL
SCATTERED.
singles BY Anderson and MeAls Were
Responsible for Wheelings Runs
was Final Game a.
Home.


Yesterdays Results.
'NounEstown ]. Dayton ?.
youngstown Q, Dayton 2,
Evansville g. Fort Wayne 1.
''Ft Wayne =; Evansville ;.
Terre Haute 4; or. Rap. 3
Wheeling = Erie O
FIRST game: second game.
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Cincinnati ......... O2OO2OO1=s
Two base hits; Collins. j. Wagner
Dale, Mollwitz. Three base hit. Rodgers.
stolen bases. Groh. Williams Sacrifice
hits. Baird. Nollwitz ISase on balls
cooper ], Councilman Q. struck out.|
Cooper ]. Councilman @. NcQuiiIan I.|
Dale 2 Jmpires: Rigler and Emslic
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batteries. Harmon and Murphy. Nc
kenny and Wingo
Two base hit. Wlngo. Three base hits.
y wagner, WinEo. Mrkeury. Home run.
priffith- stolen bases Johnston. KILL
Ter sacrifice hits. Collins NodFera.
Base on balls of Harmon 4. McKenry
!. struck out. Harmon 3 McKsnry
Umpires. Rigler and EmsIie
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Today's Games.
Pittsburgh At Cincinnati
New York at BROOKLYN
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
ChicagO@st. Louis not
scheduled
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) STRAIGHT
REDS TAKE DOUBLE B1I,I Prom
fLAATES YESTERDAY MAKING
FIVE IN A ROW.
second Game Was Struggle unttl
Eighth Cubs and Cardinals Split
Double Header.

YeEterday'B Results.
CINCINNATI 6, Pittsburgh 2
Cincinnati s. Pittsburgh 2
Chicago 2. St Louis l.
'St. Louis ); Chicago /
other clubs not scheduled
FIRST game. second game.
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,hlcaEo -....... u00u 0021-3 %
st. Louis ....... OO0OOOOOi-i
batteries lavender and Archer. Doak
SaIlce and Snyder
Two base hits. schuta Bethel stolen
base safer Sacrifice hlf7. uuuk ZIm-
norman. Fisher. Lavender Long Uaa.
on balls Lavender q. Iuak etru.s
out. Lavender g.. I0ak p. saIfra r.n-
rireH EnHon and byron
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'NIcAEo .sss.. p q % q o. o.
st Louis ..... q % 1 O nUra I'd d.
batteries Adams and Archer. Mead
ows and snydW
Three base Fit. Long stolen hrer-.
IluEEiuE. schultz Sacrifice EIfr. l.F.
son. schultz. kaae on balls. Adams &
Meadows 2 Struck out. Adams
Meadows 2. UmIires Byron and Easan
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Syndicate. IneD
Copyright, 1918. by the Wheeler
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
ALCOHOL STUDY BODY
OPENS SESSIONS HERE
Results Of Investigation Cover
ing Nearly Half Century Are
to Be Reviewed.

Results of nearly a half century OF
study of the effects OF drink and to-
bacco habits will be reviewed at tho
forty-fifth annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Society for the Study of Alcohol
and Other Narcotics, which opened at
the Raleigh Hotel today, and which
will conclude tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. L. d. Mason, of Brooklyn. N. Y,
honorary president Of the society,
called the meeting to order and an
executive session followed immediate
ly at which the following officers OF
the society were elected. DR.. De-
Lacey Carver, of New York. president:
Col. l.. NJ. Maus, u. S. A, retired. first
vice preAident; DR.. T. c. Crothers. Of
Hartford, Conn, corresponding sec
retary-treasurer: and DR.. Alfred Cor
don, of Philadelphia, recording secre-
tary.
A pointed warning against the use
of rMethylalcohol. either internally or
for external application was sounded
I'm a paper prepared by DR.. Henry Fl.
Tyson, OF New York city and read by
DR.. d. Fl. Kress. Of TaIepma Park.
other papers have been prepafed by
John d. Quackenbos. OF the Colum-
bia University; Prof. Charles r.
StoclSard. OF Cornell; Supt. w, E
White, OF st. Elizabeth'sI and Dr.
Harvey W. Wiley.
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
WHAT CAUSES COLDS2.

This question is asked every day.
A cold is really a fever, not always
caused by the weather but often due to
disordered blood or lack of Important
food-elements. In changing seasons
fat-foods are essential because they
distribute heat by enriching the blood
and so render the system better
able to withstand the varying elements.
This is the important reason why
SCOTS Emulsion should always be
taken for colds, and il does more
builds strength to prevent sickness.
SCOTS Emulsion contains Natures
rare strength building fats, so skillfully
blended that the blood profits from
every drop. 1t is free from harmful
drugs or alcohol. Sold at drug stores
always get the genuine.
Scott g. Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ. Is-n
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
BUILDERS FETED
BY THEIR WIVES
Musical Numbers and Theatrical
Sketches Comprise Program
at the Exchange.

Members Of the Builders and Manu-
factdrers' Exchange were entertained
by their wives and daughters in sthe ex-
change rooms last evening with musical
numbers and amateur theatricals.
What the World - Coming TO-" a
farce concerning the woman suffrage
question, and a sketch Indignation
Meeting" were two of the hits of the
evening. The Indignation Meeting
was made uD of women dressed as col
cred cooks who proceeded TO tell their
alleged experiences in working for va
rious members OF tho exchange.
Mrs. Charles II. welsh and Miss r.,
i. woodward welcomed the guests.
The Misses Ruth Little and We're Elicit
were heard in piano duet, and Miss
Evelyn Prescott sang. Mrs. Arthur q
Dunn contributed vocal selections. Mrs
Grace Dufour Brown was the accom-
PIANIST.
Miss Blanche Prescott, assistant sec.
retarv of the exchange. was chairman
of the committee in charge. and Miss
Ray woodward, vice president.
The Washington times., 1915-12-15

The Navy Department has honored
the memory OF Gen. Archibald Hender-
son, who is given credit for suppress
ing the election riots in Washington on
June /, 1857, by the assignment Of the
name Henderson" to navy transport
No. /, now under construction at Phila-
delphia Navy Vary. General Henderson
was for years commandant Of the Ma
rine Corps, with offices here.
This is in line with a new policy OF
the Navy Department to assign the
names OF distinguished officers OF the
Marine Corps to transports. AT the
present time the names of naval onl-
GERS are given to torpedo boats and des-
troyeFs.
Daniels Tells Story.
In a statement announcing his IN
tention to honor the memory OF Gen
eral Henderson, Secretary or the
Navy Daniels made the following rel
erence to the part played by the Ma
rine commandant in the washington
election riots:
ION June I. 1857. the Marines were
detailed by the President at the re-
quest of the mayor of Washington 10
The Washington times., 1915-12-15
Election Riot Hero'S
Name Gipen US. Ship
Secretary Daniels Recalls Story of 1857 in Honorng
Memory of General Henderson Who Risked
Life to Suppress Local Outbreak.

preserve order and quell riotlng. The
rioters had obtained possession OF n
brass cannon which they were about
to fire on the Marines. when General
Henderson, in civilian clothing, walk
ed up to the cannon. just as IL wes
about to be discharged, and placed his
body against the muzzle, preventing
II from being aimed. The cannon was
captured by the Marines and General
Henderson seized one OF the rioters.
who had attempted to discharge a
pistol at him from a distance of two
feet, and placed him in the hands Of
the mayor"
Magruder Then Mayor.
William B. Magruder was mayor OF
Washington at the time of the election
riots. The incident in which General
Henderson figured occurred at the
Northern Liberty market, which was
destroyed later during the administra-
tion of Governor Shepherd.
General Henderson was commissioned
a captain of the marines on April /,
1911, and was, in command of the ma
rine detachment on board the fTigRtc
Constitution when that vessel engaged
and Scaptured the British, ships Cyane
and Lcvant. He also served in the In
dian hostilities in Georgia and Fiorids
in 1895.