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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05

Rye y. y. June s.--walter J..
Travis. veteran Of the golf links, ana
John q. Anderson. formerly Of Bos.
ton, were an even az the end Of the
morning play In the aG-hole final Cor
the Metropolitan championship over
the course 81 the Apawamis club.
The piay 81 both men over the
eiehiecn holes Wal somewhat ragged
End rather disappointing 20 tho hix
sAileiS. Each made mistakes in
dfiyins and putting.
Travis with ~ and Anderson with
- strokes Tor the IA hoien fell sew
efai Strokes behind their average fof
the previous matches Of the tourna-
mcnL.
In the second half Of the motch
Travis WA 2 up at the turn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05
INDIANAPOLIS
MANAGER SUSPENDED
FOR CUssING UMP

Chicago, June G. Jack HondrichH
manager of the indianapolis team col
the American association, was sgs
pended FOR three days hy order ll
President %Chivington today Hen
d~ricise IN charged with using ahusiv,
language 20 Umpire O'Bricn Ia yes.
terday's game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05
RACING SWINOLERS
CAUGHT BY COPS
IN KANSAS CITY
Las Animas, Colorado Man
Admits He Was Fleeced Of
$4,000; More Of the Gang
Taken Prisoners in Denver.

Kansas city June Headers OF
a syndicate OF swidnlcrs who have
been operating a fraudulent racine
ana v%irotapping scheme in varion'
cities Of the country have been hr'
rested. according to an announce
Wcnt made by the kansas City police
TO-DAY.
Three men arrested here gave th'
names ~ Walter Harrison, omhhn
Harry suanhope, Philadelphia nu'
T.. V. O'Brien, Meridian, Miss. The
local police assert that Two men ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05
MONEY"

The mint makes II ana under tho
terms Of the CONTINENTAL MORT
GAGE COMPANY you can secure 1t
az 9 per sent Tor any legal pdrposo ON
approved real ostutc. Terms easy. tell
us your wants ana Wo viii cooperate
with you,
PETTY 4 COMPANY
5i3 Dcnlihm fidg. Denver, Colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05
KING CONSTANTINE
SUFFERS CHANGE
FOR WORSE
Brother : in . Law of Kaiser
Must Undergo Another OPP
Grafton and Death Is Feared

Aihcua, june 3 VIA London, june
g, ~ OF =. m)-Announccment wns
made today that King Constantine oi
Greece has had a change for the
worse ana that another operation wlll
have 90 he performed
The operation will nocossitato tho
removal OF one or more " tho king
rba The temperature of tho pa
ticnt last evening was 900; pulse.
t02, ana respiration. 20.
The king of Greece las b7en sui.
ferlng from pleurlsy FOR several
weeks. lie underwent an operation
tho latter part n May AFTER which he
suffered "a relapse.
king ConHtantlno's wife ~ "A sister
81 Emperor William 81 Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05
BOTH TRAVIS AND
PLAY
RAGGED GOLF TODAY

lBy Evening Hsraia Leased Witel
= Rye. y. y, June b-Waitcr j. ,
= Travis, the veteran softer. won ,
y the Metropolitan golf champion. 1
2 ship today owe the Apawamls
= course by defeating John O.. An I
= derson. the former Boston golfer
= In the final round by two up.
=
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05

Two fans were elected from the
bltachers during tho game BY the
park cor on ORDERS from Umpire
Kane. They were saeslnz Ell PAso
players. Kjectins spectators 10 a new
nrinklj IN the old Pueblo and u bls
league stun. Il all helps the insects
feel they are getting their moneys
WORTH" says the Tucson Star.
This " a warning 10 local fans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05

gcct weather conditions, the Athletic
stars OF the west competed here to-
day In the fifteenth annual renewal
Of the ibis mine" truck and field
championships.
There were 2s0 athletes. the pick
Of 20 western universities entered ia
tho events. Diamond, the neero run
ner In the University OF Chicugo's
team. was regarded "a a certain win
ner In the quarter mile.
Illinois has won the conference
championship for the last two years.
Tho Results.
Results were as follows,
i.u-yard hurdles. nrst heat: simp-
son Missouri; Burke, Wisconsin.
Time, 10 as.
Second heat: Ames. Illinois. Banck-
er. Purdue. Time. IS AS.
Third heat. Packer. Iowa State,
McKeown, Illinois. Time. t6.
foo-yard dash. nrst heat: Knight.
Chicago; smith. Wisconsin. Time.
10.
second heat: Casey. Wisconsin; Al
len. Indiana. Time. 10 Id.
Third heat; Ward. Chicago; Brad
ley. Northwestern. Time. 10.
Onc-mile runs Myers. Depauw;
Harvey, Wisconsin,; Stout. Chicago;
schardt. Wisconsin, Time f:ie les.
Breaks conference record OF f.2O As
made ~ Baker OF Oberlin In 1910.
fso-yard dash: Dismoad. Chicago;
Williams, Wisconsin; East. Purdue:
Niedrof Missouri. Time, .49 LIS.
i00-yard dash. final: Ward, Chi.
cage: Smith. Wisconsin; Casey, Wis
consin. Time. ZOE As. Ties mtercol-
legiote record.
Points: Chicago. Is; Wisconsin. 10.
De Pauw. 8; Purdue. ?: Missouri, 1.
z2O-yard dash. first heat: Booth.
Wisconsin; Bradley. Northwestern.
Time 90.
second heat: Mcintosh. Indiana.
knight, Chicago. Time not taken.
Third heat: ward, Chicago. Hon
rrah. Illinois. Time. :el 3-5. Ties
conference recon made by Hahn Of
Michigan IN 1898.
2g0-ydrd httaless 1eifA heat simp-
son, Missouri; Beatty, Michigan Agrl-
cultural. Time &c l-5.
Second heat: Bnggy. Missouri.
Bancker. Purdue. Time .2G.
Third heat. Lighter. Coe; Amos. H.
linois. Time ;25 SIS.
l20-yard hurdle final. simpson.
Missouri Packer, Iowa state; Amrs,
Illinois; Banckcr. Purdue. Time .t5,
High jump. Fisher, Chicago. aud
r. James, Northwestern. tied for nrgt.
Height, o feet ia inches. A. Jamcs.
Northwestern. Gorgas, Chicago. and
Vidal. South Dakote. tied Tor third.
Height. o feet lex inches.
Discus throw: Mieks, Wisconsin.
Lachman, Notrc Dame; Dutton. iowa.
darrettson, Iowa, and Knapp. Coe
College. tied for fourth. Distance.
1877 feet 2 inches
Points. Chicago, go Wisconsin, H.:
Missouri, - Northwestern. O.. IN.
paw. 9.
Half-mile run: Campbell. Chicago;
Myers, pepauw: Carroll, ohio: An.
derson, Minnesota. Time 1853 b.,
Lowers conference record Of t;55 So
by Henderson o. Illinois. smade las,
year.
Pole vault: Floyd, Missouri. nrs,
schobinger and Cllp Of Illinois tie
Tor second; Powell Missouri, fourth.
Height ~ feet Q inches.
e20-yard dash. Final: ward. CHI
cago; Booth Wisconsin; knight chi
cage; Holman. illinois. Time
;2i 3-6.
Shot put Mucks, Wisconsin; Bach
man, Notre Dame; Gardner. Wiscon-
sin. Grove. Purdue. Distance, az
feet 3ia inches
Points, Chicago, 32i Wisconsin. 20
Missouri. ~; Illinois. q Dcpauw, s.
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score; r. II. T..
Chicago $4,000 foi 0oe-2 4 .
Boston .......02O 020 O0x-f 5 .
Batteries; Russell and schalk: Eos
ter and Carrignn.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


Cleveland. ,; WHshington, 4.
Score; r. II. r.
Cleveland .....a00 goo CO.'S 10 1
Washington ...o04 600 00O-4 5 2
Batteries; Walker, Morton. Hnr-
stad. Jones and O'Neiil; Jehason ana
Henry.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Score: n. II. r.
Brooklyn 1000 900 Oo0- o : !
P~ittsburgh ..002 ITO l0x-i1 1s 1
Batteries: Dell, Cador and O. NIL
Ter, Wheat Mamaux and Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05

Carl zamloch. whs threw his arm
away II the saturday Ean.S L. soing
70 capitailze his hitting ablisy. -
Joining TIM Hayden team as an out
fielder.
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LEAGUE.

-. Louis, q; Chicago. q.
FIRST game; n, H.. r.
81. Louis ......00 0sO 0O0-6 : 3
Chicago 900 g0s 0OO-4 7
Batteries: Watson. Davenport and
Hartley; Hendrix and Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05

The freak play when McMurdo
started TO steal home with three on
haeea. three balls and two strikes and
Mcliynn winding aD. has caused
more talk about the town than any
thins since the blowing up az the
Lusltaala and the state going dry.
Al8ny fans claim that Kane was right
IN his derision, aithoueh the weight
~ opinion 4 stiii Dn the other side
The incident promises 20 be the main
subject OF talk for some days TO come.
Some outside papers carried sar-
hled accounts of the Incident. making
appear az a plain steal 10 home
without tho accompanying fact that
Stony Mc0lgnn was I'm the hole.r
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baltimore. ?; nrookiyn. !.

score; n. II. T..
baltimore ..002 O0i OH 81 6 4
Brooklyn 1000 0i0 600 O-5 10 /
batteries; susgs and Jacklitsch.
owen; Wilson ana Land.
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score n. II. ~
Buffalo ....-..0o0 600 00O-~0 4 2
Newark ......iO0 OIL iOx-f s o
Batteries Ford n Blair; Kaiser
ling and Rariden.
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score; u. II. +.
81. Louis ...eOi col 00O-2 : o
Philadelphia Zoo 004 e00--i 2
Batteries: Loudermilk. James and
Agnew; Wyckon and McAvoy, Lapp.
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- Iatu HiUItN.
Interest ia the waifare OF the rep-
resnntatiyo teams by all four cities Of
the circuit Is constantly increasing.
According 10 reports received from
Phoenix. recOrd crowds are attending
the daily games az the Capital CITY
while IN Albuquerque the fans ar,
turning out IN large numbers and aid.
ing In the support Of the club. Lo-
cal Interest IN the pennant race a
high a. present. quite a number OF
prominent FAM having taken out
larEe shares o. stock IN the COM
pany. which viii back the Pass Ciiy
team financially durins the entire
season. Yesterday afternoon several
hundrod people witnessed the second
game o. the series with Phoenix on
the Times electric score board az
Branch No. . and checred the efforts
% the Mackmen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-05
WESTERN ATHLETIC
STARS COMPETE
At URBANA
Three Hundred and Fifty En-
tries, Pick Of twenty-five
Western Universities in
Fifteenth Annual Meeting.

ufbana. H., Jenc bs-Thc worlds
record Of no for the ~ie0-yard high
hefdle. held jointly b. Fred Kelly of
the University o. southern California
and Forest smithson Of the isos
American Oiympian tegm. was tied
hers today BY Simpson Of Missouri
running IN the final heat of the event
IN the western conference meet.
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80. a.. Ncw York. 2.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
81. Paul, 81 Cleveland. 4.
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The LOT ~ the umpire Il surely an
unhappy one. There isn't a man Nv
ing whose decisions In a ball game
would satisfy both teams. The ON
GERS Of the Rio Grande league are
row trying 10 satisfy only -four clubs.
but the two umpires sccin 70 be in had
MI R-ornd. Neither man II accused
~ partially. but each has given de-
cialons which have aroua the ire OF
fhe managers. The latest howl comes
from Jim Brown. who declares that
the Tucson club will play no more
smmsE where Harry Kane umpires.
And u was all because Kane gave a
close decision against the Tucson
club. II kano states the facts cor
rectiy. and mr. Is borne out to a GER
tain extent b. the Tucson newspaper
men. his decision was correct. Hrown
has protested b game and It VIII be
threshed out next week Shsn the
Tucson and Ei Paso team are here.
silver City baseball fans are max.
ing %overtures to the players who were
with the al Cruces club and Il q
likely that the leaRuar- will send a
man NJ 20 the mining city today Il
talk business. The deal may rlsult IL
the whole team shifting 10 Silver
City ana playing Independent bal
there, as The silver City club. one
thing Il certain and THAT Il that sil.
Yer City will have about the stronResl
independent clue in the southwest u
Il grabs fhe Formers intact. and the
boys all declare there Will be no de.
anrtions which might weaken IN,
lineup.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31

4. w. ~. TTO&rNm.
Southern Baptist missions in Mex
leo.
Hymn, How firm a foundation we
saints of the Lord"
Bible reading. Psalm 2.
Prayer for peace.
Auxiliary drill.
l. Mexico in the past t1S21:
(a) Political Indian rulers
Spanish rule t152-1S2D--
Lucille Couch.
tb) Religious Indian worship;
Catholicism (union of church
and state) Annie Deal.
tc) Social wealthy class LAND
owners; poems, pOOrclass.
Emily Cornwell
2. Mexico in the present (1S21-
1879:
(aD Political republic exception
French interventionl.
Obi Religious Catholicism fsep
aration of the church ans
state), entrance of Protes
tantism-Ina Couch
tc) Social rise of middle elias:
Bertha Deal.
Id Pen pictures-Mabel King
Suggestions by several members,
Prayers for Mexico.
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UNCONSCIOUS GIRL IS
FOUND NEAR RAILROAD
POLICE TRYING TO LEARN
OR JUMPED FROM TRAIN.

DALLAS, Tex. July 31.--Clad
only in a nightgown an unidentified
girl was found unconscious near the
Katy tracks early this morning. Tire
authorities are now trying To find
out whether She was thrown from
the train or jumped off during the
night When she regained con-
seriousness this afternoon she refus-
ed to tell the police anything.
When found by man riding aloa
Moeking Bird Lane at 6:so o'clocs
Saturday morning the young girl Was
dressed in nothing but thin night
gown. over this gown had bear
drawn thin black shirt The CIR
wore white silk stockings and white
canvas shoes. The man reported the
matter TO r. s Hawes
Mr. Halves went 70 the scene IA
his automobile and picked up the yir
and carried her TO his home. Whef
be saw the condition of the girl h
called Dr Gilbert Dunlap. who work
ed over her for some time and Their
announced that he believed the gir
had been "doped" The girl was thst
placed in Dr. nunlap's aa-o aud tax
en- 20 the city hospital where she !.
nov being attended. l. J. nos belies
cd that her condition is serious.
A suitcase was found lying beSia.
the boay of the girl. This eoutaine.
number of articles Of wearing a.
pareI aud several toilet articles A.
cording 90 Mr Halves the shoes sess
- tho Young girl gave NO esidenes
ef oeing az all soiied and this ieadi
him e. believe thar the giFi an.
thrown out ~ the side Or ths rosa -
some party or PARTIES ga IN aatomo
hale Tier has WAS teanS noe ~
away n appearsssi ssat tal~ had sees
TOSSED ever b. the side ~ lhe bol
after she had h.sn carried trom 20.
ROAD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31

Mrs. Thomas b McClinsic. widow
of DR. r B. McChntic, the United
States pubic health service ofticis.t
who lost his life during an epidemic
of spotted fever in Montana a fssN
years ago. where he went 20 combat
the epidemic and himself fell vie
tim to il. has just arrived in san
Francisco from the Philippines,
where she went soon after her has-
bands death TO visit her brother,
who is president of bank there.
The tragedy OF her husband s
death a few months after their mar
Iriage sent Mrs. MeChntie to the fas
eat in eadeavor to forget e. WitH
her went their small daughter Miss
Thomasia. who was born after her
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31
MONEY IN ONION CROP.
Mrs. T. b. Nelson Grew $40 Bush-
els ON Less Than Two Acres.

Mrs. r. b. Nelson Grew $40 BUSH
els ON Less Than Two Acres.
IL she can fad market for her
product. Mrs. T. r. Nelson. daugh-
ter of M. F. Allen. who lives on the
line Of Ellis and Dallas county
near Cedar Hill will make some
very good money out of an onion
crop this year. She planted one
and three-quarters of an acre of
onions last fall and has harvested a
little over 500 bushels of as pretty
onions as can be grown anywhere.
In casting up the cost of the onion
crop Mrs. Nelson says she paid $3.50
for the seed and worked nine and a
half days all told in cultivating the
crop. This does not count the har-
vesting of course, but she has al
ready harvested the crop. She esti-
mates that this will bring not less
than $4,000 an acre, which she
considers very good as a side line
on the farm.
Mr.. Allen, who was visiting his
daughter. brought home a few sam
pies of the onions grown and they
are very fine.
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81 j'iltIIiiliI 4 i1EnPlf
nody os YIN ssaalsy Il CT DO~ n
FrUm PDsce Where Mob NJ Tea
1lsossssd Hanged II.

TEMPLE. Tex. July s1.-wmI
Stanley's body was cut down from
the spot where mob OF ten fhous-
and hanged It after the human bon
IRE last night. and Temple went
back to normal quiet today.
The city Is apparently satisfied
with the midnight orgy believing
that justice has been righted, hence
no further effort was made to locate
the two negro prisoners spirited
away last night and held in connec-
tion with the Grimes family butch
cry. Groups of men on the street
corners today were few. the case
was discussed but there were no
further threats Of vengeance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31
At the Queen.

The Queen thatre is showing the
funny Charles Chaplin today in
Caught nthe Rain Other at
fractions are an Essanay drama in
two parts, THE Romance of an
American Duchess featuring Ruth
Stonehouse and Richard G. Travers,
a Selig two reel drama, The Old
Code" fine picture story written
by James Oliver Carwood. The
Queen has booked the Paramount
program and will show one of these
features each Tuesday and Friday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31

Mrs. q. y. Gould, age IS. died
Friday afternoon Mt $40 O'Clock
following an operation on Monday.
Funeral services will be held at the
First Baptist church at o'clock and
interment will take place at the city
cemetery following Mrs. Gould
was formerly Miss Mabel Pierce of
Palmer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. Pierce. She is survived by a
devoted husband and little babe
who will never know the JOY of n
mothers love She was consist
ent member of the Baptist church
and a young woman whom every
one loved and horored.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31
/ AMERICANS
IL WlxANleN|E
RAcT TO BRING
NE FOR TRAIN
sEAsOx.
D Town Park site and
ould Suit Every
; and Could BE
y Arranged.

Ds. scout for The New
ms. ard Joe Gardner
HE Dallas Giants bal
4 Taxahachie today con.
peal people with refer.
Ing the Yankees here
I4 tho early spring OF
& he management Of tbs
4 1krican team desires "a
= ~ In Texas. and, al
Gfdner. having been ia
b: NJ X "a with the waxahachit
Commerce for several
uilks' visit here is to
1ethcr or not the Yam
y XIV VIE 1z03n at Waxahachie
40Go<1 4lII6 and Gardner we're ac-
onro1111 llom Dallas by James P.
->srifE1n ~ Nike Fewell, represent
nc the Nt01|iFban company. who are
nteset((& n the team selecting a
own a tfly 1ine for training quar-
scrs.
4 The pofty waA met at the station
~ local tkn9 and business mon who
showod tl1 over the proposed down
own DARK eftes and explained the
advautaGo9 offered by selecting Wax
shaehio - Nfntcr training quarters.
tWnx ptinlSd out that the park
acilitieg eeI1 be had, hotel faciii-
~ aro equal to cny in Texas and
q 0t)1ef town is so accessible. to the
eNrg1r 3oWnn where exhibition games
10 y1oTe64 In addition TO this
1W1x6tia< III can furnish a mineral
vater foY drinkng and beth purpo-
,es thef y equal in every respect to
~ c4Iok61ted mineral waters of
IN G1o4n6s located south of the
III. M Nv. to the left of Haw-
.tns etroef we're gone over and NJ.
s3jikoo fx1nkIy admitted that he was
veil pleo0od With that site as a place
or : NH. II is close to town and
he soil 4 such as would work W
licely into park grounds when once
.cdded Win Bermuda grass. Other
dtes were zone over but none APP
,ealed 70 the scout like the sorthside
,nrk.
The securing OF contract FOR
sae 0f the major league teams to
rain here isa very important thing
ind one III which the business peo-
lie ara vitally interested. In the
irst place II would bring from fifty
-c sixty genats to the hotel at a
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isaed snrend IA the fcA weeks 81
has big league experience he has es-
tahiishsd himself as one Of the
best baseball leader ever produced.
Eddie Collins. aiways great
fayorite sith the fans. from h.
Columbia eoiie~e daFs on. was
Thought b. the White sex - b.
a0rih fhe unprecedented price ~
$50. Nee Iusi aee he b. eafnsns
shs sa.ars % mans aaak prcsi.
aent ~ teinirg - sep hss tea a
A. TIE Top OF tie race.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31

fathers death Mrs McCIintic in
telling Of her experiences upon her
arrival In San Francisco said that
she visited some OF the widest AMI
most inaccessible places in the
islands and that many of her trips
were made on male sack through
some of the smaller islands where
there are no white settlements. she
saw some OF the most primitive ma
'tives AZ close range and though sho
was repeatedly warned that she was
Before her marriage Mrs. MeClin-
tic WAS Theresa prexel. of Washing
ton. and one OF the best known young
women IN the capital
going into danger, was not modest /
'aad never got into serious difficulties.
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AMONG THE MOVIES.
> ~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
At the Dixie.

An Essanay three reel dramatic
feature. "A Dciiehtful Family"
featuring Ruth Stonehouse is the big
attraction at the Dixie theatre to-
day A Big u two reel drama, THE
Second Beginning" featuring Adele
Lane and Edward Slomnn is also
being shown at the Dixie. The sin
gle reel Is tn Animated Weekly"
showing tn latest news in motion
pictures.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-31
At the Empire.

A Broncho two reel drama, Cash
Parrishs PAL featuring VIM. 3.
Hart. is the feature attraction at
the Empire theatre today Another
feature attraction is ''Thc Opening
Night" a Big L two reel drama of
stage life, featuring Adele Lane. and
the single reel is an Imp comdy,
featuring King Baggott in "fiis New
Automobile" and ell they had left
was the rim.