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eor,leana :. Terrell O.

TERRELL, Texas. July t4.-Cor-
sicana beat Terrell yesterday By the
narrow margin Of 10 s. Mcdonald
was hammered for three hits and
three runs. when Gordon. who for
merly hurled for Galveston. vas sub
ssssuted Terrell began hitting from
the fifth on and lacked one run %
tying the score with two on in the
ninth The locals gave very poor
support TO both pitchers The score.
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lgG[D nOsTR|ls OPEN 1t ONCE
HEAD COLDS md CATRRRH VANISH

grant balm disscsves by the heat Of
the aostrils: peaetrates and heals
the inflamsd. swollen membrane
whieh lines the nose. head and
throat: stops nasty discharges and .
feeling OF cleansing, soothing RELIEF
comes immediately.
Doa't lay awake tonight strug
Cling for breath. with head stnred'
nostrils closed. hawking and hiow
ing. Catarrh or q cod. eth IL
running nose. foul mucous dropping
inso the throat, and raw dryness =
distressing but truly needless.
Put Your faish--iust once--ia
sEIy's Cream Balm and your cold
or casarrh viii surely disappear
Cursfn'z Two Drug Stores adv.
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$500 Reward.

A reward of $500 viii be paid y
this company for the conviction o.
any one found guilty OF taking ID
Daily Light from the yard or lawnd
any subscriber OF this paper. EN
TERPRISE PUBLISHING COY
PANY. "
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SIZES HOMER TOO
MUCH FOR TIE COLTS


There WAS too mneA Leslie in sisaf
renp< = Ennis yesterday for TIE
tonfrrz ~ the waxsaacisie fans
TAe biz fellow walked sedsteiy Hp
10 the plate IN the second inning.
xffer Meade had been passed 70 In.
xna lifted the sphere high into the
III onf ID The right garden Allison
had his eye on the ball and back
ia cautiously zgasnss tsae fenea "a an
ssIort 70 get under H. bus il wss no
ssxe. the drive Was oser the fence
ard good for d hcmeY He frostefi
rcana the square wnsie the grand
Ssand sleered Eusktly Ere he had
Htepped On the horne plate after
xssu pIeSing the Circuit 4 hat waz
started on . trip among The fans In
the grand stand ard when II com
rleted the eirsuit sss5 III ulrket~
and dimes had been dumped tn 20
reward Leslie Tor MS stunt II wzS
timely Aita ard ore that uon the
game for Ennis. Another speesaea-
lar paay pulled By ore of the nntan4-
esS TIGERS was q csAe-hanaed e4teA
hy Tucker thar robbed sharer d 4
Iii The coatsx big baeksfop sv a.
fed isse bali sauareiy ca the nese ii
dnal rally II ths nsnah afteE had
gore out On faat ole = Barrett
end tbs tall VAS taught b. Tucker
within q foot 81 tie TOP Df The right
1ela teace Il MAS longer ar54e
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Nexia 4. Kaufman 1.

MExIA. Texas. July I4Mexia
defeated Kaufman yesterday by a
score of TO l in the quickest game
played here this season. Davenport
pitched a fine game and WAS given
excellent support by his teammates.
The feature OF the game was the bat
ting. base running and fielding Of
Huber. The score:
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Notice.

When you have society hel
for the Daily Light call Miss aas'F
Middleton. Phone number ezV. =
takes some time to get Ell The &C
tails of each social function and 'h'
management OF this paper VIII ~
preciate II If you will assist by gH'
ing her the particulars as cary =
possible.
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Cole hatsed for Aibus in ninth.

Cole hatsed for Aibus in ninth.
Ennis 1890 e20 aIo eos-s
wsxahaehie coo eco GOO
REns Disharoon. wende. Les
He. Earned runs Ennis l, Two
base hit Disharoon Home run
Leslie Sacrifice hitsC. Fenaer.
Dssharoon. Allison. stolen base
Disharoon. Double play Faulkner
10 seoggsns 10 Davis. First base on
errors Ennis 2. Waxahachie :. Hit
by pitcher Morton swhitel. Base
on balls--0h Morton tWhitel. of
Faulkner sWendei. Wild pitch
Faulkner. Left on bases Ennis
2. waxahachie 7. Struck out By
Morton 2. by Faulkner 5. Time OF
game hour and 20 minutes. TIM
pire Es,ell.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Texas I.eagne.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Fort Worth /. Dallas 3
Waco i. Shreveport 8.
Houston 4 Beaumont 5.
Gan Antonio 2, Galveston 10.
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STANDING or THE TEAMS.
National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Pittsburgh SO. Boston IT.
Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn
Chicago Z, New York 1
ST. Louis 0, Philadelphia S
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When man wants TO aeli U
automobile very cheap either re :.
the machine is broke.
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4 good many exhaustive report
are exhausting
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-14

) BASEBALL CALENDAR. .
|. . Q Q . >>~< - go
Central Texas League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Corsicana Z. Terrell &.
waxahachie 0. Ennis 3.
Kaufman /. Mexia 4
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Corsicana at Terrell.
xaxahachie az Ennis.
Kaufman al Mexia.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Dallas at Waco
Galveston at Beaumont
Houston az San Antonio.
Fort Worth al Shreveport
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Western Association.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Fort Smith o, Tulsa 2.
sherman II, McAlester s
Oklahoma City ,. Muskogee 8.
Paris 2, Denison s.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Port Smith OF Tulsa.
Sherman at McAlester.
Oklahoma City az Muskogee
Paris al Denison
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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American League.
RESrLTs YESTERDAY.

KF1SI Ut > fssS F1ilFJN
Boston 10. Cleveland 3-G
New York 2-i0, Detroit 3s.
Philadelphia o, Chicago =
Washington 80. st. Louis 2-S
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Pittsburgh at Boston
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago at New York
81 Louis at Philadelphia.
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Runs Huber. Brown. Akin, PAY
export, Gober. Two-base, hits
Rrown, Huber. Enlow. Cooer stol-
en- bsseHuber Dousie plays How
el 70 Young: Gobs. to Eniow. Bases
Oh balls OF Davenport /. off Full
y der 3 Left on bases Mexia 5.
Kaufman 4 Hits-Off Davenport 5.
of Fulwider g. Struck out Bs Day-
export 3. Time OF game hour ami
Is minutes Umpire Proctor.
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Time is not only fleet but it has
eight cylinders and n-puncturabie
tires.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia IT Chicago
Washington al St Louis
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The old-time mixture OF Sage Tea
and sulphur for darkenlng gray.
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STANDING or THE TEAMS.
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA

II Mixed With sulphur Ii Darkens
80 Naturally Nobody Can Tell.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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INF LOCAL

al Sur. fue atropellado por el auto
m6vil que manejaba J. Saliska. en- ell
bloque numero 500 de Ia Gale cita-
Ga antes. resultando con algunas he
ridas que 70 sabemos 81 son de gra
vedad. Fl hecho ocurri6 a las $50
re n maaana De aver.
Anteayer en- Ia tarde ocurrio TAM
5iea otro accidente causado por ell
buggy que conducia un doctor de ape
lido Fernandez. Ell cual atropelIo a
un nino lie : amos. JESUS Rangel,
c~ausandole algunas I~esiones. Este
accidente ocurr;5 en- Ia Gale de Qua
dalupe.
En- amboS casos Ia policia hi2o los
arrcSros correspondence.
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GENDARME

L. policia salv6 antenoche a I'M
inGividuo de IS amos de edad, en- COM
plcto estado de embriaguez, de que
sc !e robara Ia cantidad de $Sl5 qae
lIevaba consigo.
3Iuy extrana lie narecio al ger
darme G. ". Jackson. n solicituI
' atenciones que dos s~ujetos Sospa-
chpsos. prestaban al jnroX:caGo, I
quien conduciau De Ia Gale De! Ala
mo a otra intermedia. que ca; care
&C De luz: y como ! IL, ueE"mras
QUE les dirici6. contcstarom que no
c~caocian al que cstaoL On i'll g:aJc
ID ebried#d, e. gendIfnc nGis) aho-
r,:rles ell trabaio TAI humlnita"io
que habian emprendido. lleyandolo
personalmente a Ia Estaci6& De po-
iicia. donde Sc Ell cncontru Ii suma
de dinero va dicha.
Cuando ell intoXicado. rrcohr0 aver
el uso de sus facultades Y pudo dar-
So cuenta del peIigro tan eminerte
que ~corri6, de haber perdldo el 81
nero, que Ie fut devuelto. dijo: Ne
acordarG. el dia de NavidaA del gen
darma jackson. de tai n2uera que
q iamas pucda olvidarse de mi"
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lorr,..ar , ohrirsa nllnsIrOs OiGs =
r,Io,,a IN, CANA drsnuis da nm duI-
-, s,Io1or .pradr nadir im~aginar-
:. ,r.n mis b.rmoso y mas SubIj-
.,,5 ciIa M. .ornrrnJc 81 no. ha-
,r ,.i;,.;,,Jo ,oIo OSLO J.sd. nm
rni,,inia ,no com,rardo riroo no
,an;raLa ,n,.s Ic somnterma = I'm
Ia.Imino .s,bes II rIn rrao ohora2
pr,.. rr,o nun al rabo de aI.ilnos
si.ros sa,i rristiano 81 muDdo enlr-
rn. nm, Uinifar desanarecrr1 do lbs
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EXAMINES PARA MAESTROS.

Los examenes orGinarios de macs
tros para la expedition de certifica-
dos de todos los grades por el Esta-
do. ha tenido lugar en- Ia oficina del
Superintendent de Escuelas del Con-
dado. p. ". Stewart. en- Ia CaSG dc
Corte. Los examenes Sc estan vc!:-
ricardo baio la direction del Prof.
W. 4. Thurman de la Escuela Edge
wood. Y Ell Prof. George +. Baxter de
In Escuela Harlandale. Cerca de %
han solicitado su eXamen
para obtener los certificates de altos
estudios Y tales actos quedaran cerra-
dos ell sabado en- Ia tarde.
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LIE DO CHISFA SU AMULETO

I'm negro que cargaba una pata
de conejo como amuleto. fue arres-
tado anteayer en- Ia mahana por Ell
detective White 0 el cargo de la
dr6n. como resultado del robo de dos
anillos de b~rillantes y un anillo de
se!lar que tuvo lugar en- Ia casa del
senior r. G. Jourdan. S25 del Boule-
ward Denver, cabiendole tan mala
suerte, Il pesar de SUI amuleto. Al
ser a~rrestado, los detectives lie acla-
raron tres robos a]dicionales. por 10
cual Sc VIC con cuatro cargos de la
misma clase a que tendra que res
ponder.
Los oficiales de Ia p~olicia que han
intervenido en- este arresto estan Sc
guros de que ell negro penetr6 en- Ia
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= Norro -. IN n rraas Y
sionlas - IN veriad
Fra, ,Ji.ho.o. .Yslan5o ma fell
,ijaI nuaya. romnrrndian pur anar-
f., I,I oror l.. mi, MIRO noJrr
,.,.:.Iihr, :. ti,rr, , j., mar = on
;,n,,n .r,.o ~ ,mor host, Ia
nrni,, La., i~,a.cnsihL. = Gam
nia. omro1os Irai.ionrs . in1In-
hranrohia basIa IN murrte,
y;,i.io 80 ,laho av,rio rranto da
.,r, 49,, or,o, nrorIndo y MIRO ora
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TRES ARRESTOS Sc EICIERON
UN!CAMENTE fASTA IA MA
DRUGADA DE AVER.

Tres arrestos solamente fueron
hechos por Ia policia desde las s de
IA noche del jueves hasta la nadru-
gada del dia de aver, Y este 10 con-
s;dcra ia policia como un record
poo el minimum de arrestos que Sc
han hecno durante una noche, en- to-
do el ano. Como consecuencia de
este hecho, Ia session de la corte de
rolicia celebrada aver en- Ia Mariana,
.'ue sumamente brevc; cast Ia mayor
parte de ella Sc ocup6 en- los casos
que previamente Sc h&bian dejado
Dendientes para cOntinuarlos aver.
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Washington. Noviembrc Is.
Booker T. Washington. no fuc en-
alguno el primer hombrc de 81
ra2a cue de:nostr6 eI hecho de que
el color de Ia piel ea NADIA afecta q
y inseligeHcia del homhrc"-dice un
rraA peri6Gtco americana. cl New
York sun" al comen,ar ID mverte
del gran negro. ocur-ida 4 lbs cuatro
: r~uar.n.& y rluru H. IA maItma tie!
domingo. en- 81 famoso Institute dc
wuskegce. En- otro pals esas palabras
constituir:aa una parogrullada; en-
ste son ura confession.
Para mi. entire nuestros ~co@terDo-
raneos 10 huro otro homore supc-
ior a Booker 7. Washington. e eau
&al de energjas cue puso a sc1vicio
de sus ansiaz Ie en&,teJecimieato in
alectua!. su enorme inteligeHcia. sd
inreg~iGad mmaeulada, 81 verho elo-
-uenrisimo. ha5rian}e lievado . IA CT
ma lie Ia hUmanidad. 4 s. uno de
asos gr&uGes cuyo paso por Ia vida
tama.s - bora de Ia memorial de sus
semeiantes. 81 no hubiese tenido IL
descracia de n&cer esclavo Y de que
tos imJocilcs prejucios lerantados an
H 100
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PRONOSTICO DEL TEMPO.

De acucrdo con las predicciones del
Mayor Allen Buell.. encargado del
O~bservatorio Meteorological. e. dia de
hoy seri agradable Y mas ca!iente que
los anteriores. Sin embargo, NADIA
puede saberse con seguridad, sobre
los que lie sucedan. por que en- IL
costa del Pacifico conienZa 4 fornlar
Sc una extensa IONA tormentosa. que
cor notable insistancia Sc dirige al
territorio de los Estados Unidos. Gu
70 mcyimiento no es facil determi-
mar desde luego con toda precision.
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,
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' ~ .''''',2''''
r'.'''i'' "''''''' 4I' Az 'S''" III
L'''C''" ne NEAR "'"'' P'iF''' So
D~'"udlileI''e san" gu" '"''''' "toH-
ieciiIii"t''"S !h'AP!Ir'D''s. p1ro que
Una cosa era desru"!ir uH HioS en-
'F'''J"ro ' "'f' 'c'P'"F Il dor'r'-
HAS -I'-" que ~ qu'I'a Greer
"a l""" que 'iii'i ["'d Ii" 'lda us
"'I'uS'''io Su> D''''""S ' a'EaciI-
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Los est1pidos prejuicios de Z seran IN
obsEaculo para cue Sc haga a Booker
Washington toda la j~usticia que merece
vida constitute el pedestal mas alto que
iar1as pudo faDricarse para elevar
a los grandes E7ombres


"l&tI i IN DE IA 1aml!la BURROWS d Ia
que pertencclo 81 m"Hfe-
h"blendo nacIdo oSa y He2aoo
Ia edad juTeniL eH medic &c las
unIebLas de Ia SefvldUmore' entire las
&eAteS Ge 81 raza lhiorIuh"u" ' '[IS-
tie. cuya isAof"hci" 'oS n@eI" res'g
Haio' '"n 81 >''''t'' dl''>' 'l'''''" q
n2'i" "lso mas al" DE. c"c0Io eS''e-
enc en- que Sc "lo' '"'' los s"E0S' ""S-
j" Ne or II !eS'0I" u -I'''S ) ID"
?Fo"'o PuCo et'a"cIP"ISe Sc Ii'PUS'
IN H"e'o %uGo' e. 'e 'F"o"j". oU'"i'-
te Aue'e meSeS GAG" ""o' PAL" e'o-
noHl%ar 10 neces":Io " lin 'e eStu-
d'"r GuEaNre los otFoS res l. d! Gar
Sc cHsnla Ge que So eS'ueI@o 10 e"
"aStante para !!eg&F 4. iLN que Sc
2roPoSo' Supiico Al homo'e que Ie
't1rt'a"~" como "''>Iia 'h' amor 'A
las Laen&S &c 81 hac!enaa a!godone-
IA, que ic psrmltleSe empezar Su ira
hajo horaS anteS que u companeroS
) "'""oo'"'to "tE"i,"H sSH"s que
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PARA R E K

Nuestro estimable amigo, el senior
Gusta%o Ancira. que sc hallaba en-
San Antonio. regreso anoche a Lare-
DO, Texas. lugar dc su Residential,
despues de haber arreglado satisfac-
toriamente los negocios particulares
que 10 trajeron a esta.
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Defunciones.

En- cl numcro 40 de Arroyo Al
ley. falIeci6 Felipa Lozano. de 3S
enoS De edad. CauSa: aSma.
En- cl 1906 de la Gale FL Paso. Ia
sonora Ramona Molina, de 20 amos
de edad. Causa: tuberculosis.
En- ci 1910 de la Gale Colima, Do
lores Castillo. de % amos. CauSa:
tuberculosis.
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GUADIN. noviembre lS.-La huei-
~ de los maquirjstas. fogoneros y
e~mpleado= de los f~errocarrileS del Me
diodia. continua en- pie en- las mis-
mas circunstancias cue aver.
Fl t~en correo que sc dirigia 4
Granada, sufrio un retraso de II no
ras. por habersele descompuesto Ia
m&quina.
Como en- cl lusar en- que ocurrio el
2e@cauce era desroJiado. los ~nasaje-
ros ilegaron 4 sentir los efectos del
hambre Y Sc vieron obIigados i co
mer beIiot&s y raices que Sc procu-
raron afanosamente por las inmedia-
clones.
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REGIsTRO CIVIL.


Obtuvieron liccncia para contraer
matrimonio las personals ~siguicntes:
Juan S. Garcia Y Josefa Coiunga.
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Nacimiento.

En- eli numero 220 de Ia Gale Fest.
nacio una nina del matrimonio VI.
G~uajardo.
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iEsta listed debil? NADIA meier cue
la afanada cerveza "Royai Pi!sne!."
Pidala sieEapre de So ca%ntinero, coz
ella obtenGra fuerza y vigor.
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UN NINO ATROPELLADO POR UN
AUTO Y OTRO POR UN
BUGGY.

Freddie Oppernann, que vive en- ell
numero 14l1 de la Gale del Alamo,
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BILBAO. noviembre lS.-La poll
c!a ha hecho IN inforne sobre el So
:eso ocurrido ea e. colegio electo-
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casa de J. ". Howard, 7l5 de n
Gale de este ultimo nombrc. hacc
seis semanas Y Sc rob0 de ALI dos
pares De zapatos, I'm lraje. una pc
taca de viaje Y una pistola; que en-
tr0 tambien en- ia planta de Ia San
Antonio Grain Company que esta en-
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
Tarifa.
No Sc admiten menos De ounce psIsbrs.

bic por felefono, Travis o NucvU No. aHt,
Y III agcnie de n casa raSara a recoger
sus anUncios.
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I;ICHEY AtTn LlNEnY-

TrlrEUauN CTnckrtt G5-a: Nu"ln g.
QUOTAS HE sl.5l \ S5.5I IrJii FiUEA.
Srry!muS con gl!SiG. la-.-N
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PROFESSIONALS
0LIClIJDES

Sc NECESITAN MINEROS-Mina &c 5 pies
de carbon, buen trabajo, mina SEGA, c3sas
confOrtables, buena aqua y eScUela pnbllcs.
No paramos trlnSporte. TrabaIo SECURE.
TO:Dcn cl rerr0carril Missouri. Kansas 4
Texas. Independence Mining Company. Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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Pasa a la pagina s, columna S.
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paSa Il Ia Sa. col. la-)
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SGN3FEEEaIi "SWEETSER."
LlmpiamOS ' pIanchamOs iU!a Clasa de
sombrer0S- PreClos WGdiCOs. .ihoc!c mas
de Ia mEtdd en- I'm "SteISOfi." Los rri,r0s
de cstoS SombrerOS los r"cIAimps Gircria-
mente de Ia f4brlrd. 1926 W. ;I0uSIGr :.
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Dc Postales para Christmas e e
AO y AnoNuevo kJc.
VENTURA SUPPLY COMPANY.
IS Card Alley, San Francisco, Cal.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-04

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-04

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-24
THANKSGIVING MOVIE BILLS
CHAPLIN HAS DUAL ROLE in
HIT LATEST SIDE-SPLITTER

"A Night in the Show" Charles
Chaphn's latest comedy, opened
to packed business today at the
Apollo. This IL the funniest
comedy Charlie has ever appeared
in, and also enjoys the distinc-
ton OF being the funniest COM
edy that has evee been produced.
This film Introduces Chaplin
in two characters. He is very
much the ridiculous man-about-
town. arrayed In a neat fitting.
dress suit, and human sized
shoes, who goes TO a vaudeville
show and bothers everyone else In
the orchestra. Resides, he wit
nesses the performance from the
gallery attired as bum. not as
the usual Chaplin bum, but much
bummier than usual.
Although from time to time
the bum and his ten cent associ-
ates tall very funny hold the
screen. the center of attraction Is
dapper Charlie down below who
has loads of trouble stomaching
the awful acts go>sNg on on the
stage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-24
YOU CAN'T BRUSH OR
WASH OUT DANDRUFF

The only sure way to get rid of
dandruff is to dissolve it, then
you destroy 1t entirely. To do
this, get about four ounces of or
binary liquid arvon; apply it at
night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub it
in gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morn
ing most IL not all of your dam
druff will be gone. and three or
four more applications will COM
pletely dissolve and entirely de-
stroy. every single sign and trace
Of II, no matter how much dam
druff you may have.
You will find, too, that all Itch
ing and digging of the scalp will
stop at once, and your hair will
be fluffy, lustrous. glossy, silky
and soft, and look and feel q hum
dred times bettor.
You can get liquid arvon a. any
drug store. 1t IL inexpensive and
never fails to do the work. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-24

Los ANGELES, Nov. 24.-Vol-
unteering the story of her own
brief career in the picture world
as an example, Miss Marguerite
Nichols, young Los Angeles girl,
made remarkable contradiction
of the charge that the way to sue
cess in filmdom is beset with
temptation.
The accusation that many
young girls have yielded to the
lure of the bright lights in their
efforts to win fame, and that
temptation faced them on every
side, is ans oft repeated charge.
Miss Nichols story OF her expe-
riences In the movies is flat
denial of the charge.
Some time ago Miss Nichols
raped at the gates of local mo-
ton picture concern. Just as hun
dreds of other girls had done be-
fore her, she left her name and
address in the hope that some day
she would be called upon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-24
DASHlNG COMEDY ON BILL
WITH THE IRON STRAIN

Miss Louise Fazenda, assisted
by Charles Murray and Slim Sum-
merville, present one of the best
comedies of the age, "A Game Old
Knight" on the same bill with
THE Iron Strain" at the Liberty.
In putting forth the Alaska
love story called 1.-THE Iron
Strain" as his first contribution
to the new Triangle program,
Thomas II. Ince has brought to-
gether the most talented women
of his studio In the company of
Dustin Farnum, who plays the
leading role. The big feature is
playing all week at the Liberty.
Mr.. Farnum's leading woman is
Miss Enid Markey. who is asso-
ciated with social butterfly"
types and knows how to play
them effectively. Mr.. Ince in
trusted the soubrette role to
Louise Glaum, ordinarily lead
ing woman but here playing a
subordinate part In order to pro-
vide a perfect ensemble. Even
Truly Shattuck, the former star
of musical comedy and prima
donna Of light opera, appears in
the minor role of Ends mother.
The strength of the cast on the
masculine side is indicated by the
fact that Charles X. French plays
the Alaska mining king, Ezra
Whitney. There are also two In
dian characters, which are SPLEEN
didly enacted by real redskins.