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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
OF MEN HIGH IN GERMAN NATION CHARGED
ConSpiraterS to Secure Ease American Passport SentenC- ed; Charge That German Off, Cial is Responsible

NEW YORK. Mar. l9 Richard Stegler. the German naval reservist. pleaded guilty to conspirins against the United States to obtain a false passport. and was sentenced to sixty days in jail Richard Madden and Gustav Cook. his alleged accomplices, were found guilty yesterday and sem fenced Co ten months. Stegler's coun- sel declared an three were merely puppets for the arch cOnspiTatOr a representative of the German govern mCnt. immune from arrest No men ton. though. Of the name of the rep resentative of the German government was made
 Judge Cushman. in sentencing Steg- Ter. said he would take into considera- ton the fact he had made a clean breast of his part in the conspiracy but said Since, at this time, there is a large foreign-bon population which still apparently shows ale. glance to foreign governments, some thing should be done to discourage acts Of this kind. It would not do to send him out from here scot free and let him pose as a hero"
 The attorney for Stegler said his client went to a representative of hif government after losing a position in an export house, for help. There 6 plan was suggested to him to get e spy. Money was given him 10 get the passport together with a recommen dations from firms in the United States to firms in England to carry out the scheme Stegler, the attorney continued. was ready to go. but want l ed assurances that in case he met hii death his wife would be provided for
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
LOS ANGELES WATER IS
 DECLARED GOOD AND PURE

LOS ANGELES, Mar IJ.- Superior Judge Works upheld the contention Of the city of Los Angeles that its S250O0O.OOO owens River aqueduct system furnishes pure water, eXcell- ent for human consumption and de nied injunctions to two plaintiffs who sought 10 prevent distribution of the aqueduct water On the ground that is was polluted The suit is said 10 be the second largest of it's kind ranking second to the attempt of St. Louis to enjoin Chicago from using the Chica- 30 drainage canal
 The Los Angeles case centered on the question of whether the great Hai. wee reservoir, holding 21.00O.0OO 900 gallons of water was a purifying az ent sufficient Co overcome the contam- ination to which any system otba ming its water from the surface of the ground was due. Judge Works de clared the evidence showed it took thirty days for the water to pass through the Haiwee chain of three reservoirs. this storage period alone being snicient to guarantee the purity of the water
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
FAST ELECTION IN TERRE HAUTE
 WAS VERY WARM
Women Watchers lnsuited, EieC- ton Board Members Thrown ut, Court Orders Torn Up, AC- C0rting to Evidence

INDIANAPOLIS. Mar. l9.-Precinct of the sixth ward. iu Terre Haute. was clearly the liyeliest place in town last election day. according Co witness es before Judge Anderson in the '. s. District court The cases on trial are those of Mayor Roberts and twenty seven others indicted for conspiring to corrupt a federal election Women watchers at Che polls were nsulted, election board members were thrown bodily out Of tho polling places; court orders were torn up. and finally all arranEements were made To talsify the orturns if need be. according to witnesses.
 Sylvester Jordan a Democratic com mitteeman, one of the eighty eight men who pleaded guilty. said Chief of Police Holler came down to the precinct after the polls were closed. He told me 10 have the returns held back until late as We might have to add a hundred or two votes to save Redman told him all right but lat- er got word we wouldn't have to add any yotCs
 A number ol witnesses told how George Splatty and sherman. Mann. Progressive members of the election board were thrown out of the voting place after restraining order. issued by Judge Cox had been destroyed. They were re-seated by Judge CoNs special bGiins later in the day w. 1 s. Mccoy. one of the special baiHns also told Of trip to TayloryiHe pre- ] cinct to arrest the entire election board when the bailns. he said. were driven away by Joe Jenries with re yolver
 While Joe was sul shooting and the crowd running" said Mccoy. "l saw two city policemen nearby. asked them why they did not take a hand They told me they did not se, anything wrong"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
HORN HELD TO COURT

BANGOR, Me, Mar l9- Werner Horn charged with the Illegal inter state transportation of explosives in connection with his attempt to wreck the international bridge al Vanceboro, win be taken to Boston for trial at the present term of the q s. Court, as a result of the finding of the Feeder al Commissioner Reed The commis. sioner decided the indictment warrant which was the only evidence offered by the prosecution sufficient basis for holding the prisoner A motion by the defense for the release ol Horn on the grounds he was belli gerent engaged in war and not amen
 able 10 the courts of this country, wal denied. It is expected he win be talk
 on to Massachusetts early next week
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
FlLIBusTER ENDED

SACRAMENTO Mar. 19.-The fili- buster-on the Young non-partisan bill. which threatened an all night session of the Assembly, came Co an end sud denly shortly after ten tonight when the twCnty-nine proposed amendments wero withdrawn with the understand ing tbat opponents might brius them up again pext week The bin was nd. vanced to third reading and filed. The bill would eliminate party lines at state elections
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
WOMEN'S HEALTH HURT BY WORK IN COTTON FIELDS
This Statement Was Made to Federal Investigator In Dallas on Hearing of Land Industrial Situation

DALLAS. March l9.-The effect on the health of white women on tenant farms from dragging cotton sacks in the fields at the cotton picking sea- son, was investigated by Mrs. Borden Hartman of the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations at a hearing on the land problems. Questions by Mrs Hartman, drew from w. L.. Thurman, who said he practices medi cine in the Southwest and was now lecturer in Oklahoma statements that the health of many women was ruined by this work He also. stated that sometimes women did the work until near the time children were to be born, which was very detrimental to the children.
 W. B. Weary who farms two thou sand acres and has banking interests in Texas. said it had a mistaken Idea that tenant farmers were shittless as a class. He said they were highly skilled in cotton raising Witnesses ascribed some of the migratory tend. encies of tenants to the speculative fever of farmers. This. they said caused them to be more interested in chances to buy and sell land than improving crops and farm conditions It was said that about one third of the farmers who borrow money in Texas. pay more than the legal rate of interest The consideration of big farms. covering @ county in area were not reached by commission to- day It will be taken up at the clos ing session tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
NEW COMMERCE RULING

WASHINGTON, March l9-The fol. lowing special ruling governing com merce with Holland has been made public at the British embassy;
 "All shipments of petroleum, cop. per wheat or wheat flour should be consigned to tue Netherllnds govern ment when destined for consumption In Holland. All other articles on the eopraband nst destined for consump. tioa n Holland should be consigned to the Over Stas Trust"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
DARDANELLES ENGAGEH NJ IS EXPLAINED
One French and Two british WarshipS Sink aS hesuj of Engagement in the RarroWs of the Straits
ADMIRALTY PLACES BLAME
 ON FLOATING MINES
French Ship, Bouvet, Sinks in Three Minutes and Practical
 B the Whole of the Crew Goes
 to the Bottom

LONDON Mar l9 ,The Admiralty statement Of the operations in the Dardanelles. March IS. follows
 Mine sweeping having been in progress during the last ten days, a general attack was delivered by Brit ish and French ships Thursday morn ing upon fortrosscs in the rarrows. At tenthirty-nve the queen Elizabeth InfleXible Agamemuon and Lord Nel- son bombarded the forts. J. L T. IT, ", while the Triumph and Prince George fired at battries F. E and H.. There was heavy fire on Che ships from howitzers and field guns. At 11:2O the French squadron, consisting Of the Sunern Gaulois, Charlemague and Bouvet advanced mp the Darda- nelles and aneaged the forts at closer range.
 Forts J. '. F. F. replied strongly. Their fire was silenced by ten battle ships inside the straits All the ships were hit several times. At 1:25 D. m. an the forts ceased firing The Vengeance Iresfstable Alhi0a Ocean Swittsure and Majestic advanced to relieve the six other batueships inc side the straits As tho French auad- ron, which had engaged the forts in most brilliant fashion was passing out the Bouyet was blown up by a drifting mine She sank Iu 36 lathoms in three minutes
 At 2:36 relief ships renewed thc attack on the forts while mine sweeper operated. At 4.09 D. m the Irresistible quit the line. listing heay fly and at 5:50 sank It probably struck drifting mine. At 6:O5 o'clock the Ocean also sank. having hit a mine Both sank in deep water. Practically the whole Of the crews were removed Co safety under hot fire. The Gaulois was damaged by gun fire"
 "The lnfleXible had her forward control position hit by heavy shell and requires repairs The bombard. ment of forts and mine sweeping op erations terminated when darkness fell. Damage forts. effected by the prolonged and direct fire by the yery heavy forces employed, can not yet 1 be estimated A further report win follow.
 The loss of the ships was caused by mines drifting with the current which were encountered in areas hith erto swept clear This danger will re quire special treatment The British casualties were not heavy cousideriua the scale Of operations Practically the whole of the crew of the Bouvet was lost, an internal explosion hay ing apparently supervened on the ex plosion of the mine The Queen an, lmplacable which have been dispatch ed from England to replace the shipl losses in anticipation of this operation are due to arrive immediately. thu, bringing the British fleet up 10 it. original strength.
 The operations are continuing witl ! the naval and military forces availa ble on the spot On Tuesday Vice-Ad miral Garden who has been ineapaci
 tated by illness. was succeeded u
 chief command by Rear-Admiral Johi
 Michael de Robeck. with the actin, rank of yice-admiral.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
CLEARED OR MURDER

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Mar 10. - Mrs Helen Angle was found not gull ty of manslaughter by a jury in the criminal superior court She was sc- cused of having caused the death of Waldo Ballou, her aged suitor, at Stamford on the night of June 23 last Ballou fell down the stairs lean. Ing from her apartments. Tho ae- souscenest of the verdict was greeted with cheers. Mrs. Angle collapsed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
VILLA FORCES NEAR BORDER

BROWNSVILLE, Mar. l9- Reports Of nearby Villa forces were received
 tonight in Matamoros. opposite here. The Carranza commander Jeff with a trainload of troops Co meet them. Camargo, a Mexican border town sev- enty miles up the Rio Grande from hero is reported to have been burned by Villa forces Flibusterers from Texas, it is said. ai,td the Villa forces.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
KARLSRUHE REPORTED SUNK

LONDON Saturday. Mar 2O-The secretary of the British Admiralty announces there is every reason to be- lieye the German cruiser Karlsruhe sank in the ncighborhood of the West Indies at the beginning of November and that those of her crew who were rescued reached Germany early i'd December in the steamer Rio orsads. which was acting ih concert with inc Karlsruhe
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
AME RICAN MAIL IS ROBBED IN ITALY

NAPLES, March 19 wa learn. ed here that thieves had lrCEnu into a mail car in which 225 bags of mail from the United States to points in Germany Austria and Turkey were being transported. Several hundred registered lettes, almost an written in Greek and Bohemian, were found op- ened. A number of American bank notes were discovered on the floor of the ear
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
PARIS NEWSPAPERS DISCUSS BLOCKADE

PARIS, Mar. 119.-Newspaper dis cuss in sober terms the blockade mea- sures of which the T.. s. has been not flied by Frasce England acting joint ly. The Temps says it cossiders the American people. who noted their prac tical good sense will understand the situation treated by Germany with her war zones, within which she sinks the merchant ships Of neutrals and beIigercnts alike and imposes upon France and England recourse to com prehensive, energetic measures Co meet the situation on issues unknown in any previous modern war
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
RATE HEARING CONTINUES

CHICAGO, Mar l9.-Proposed in- creases on freight rates for cotton goods in western territory were con sidered at the Interstate Commerce Commissions hearing Of the petition of forty-one western railroads. The additional estimated revenue of Sl0.' 000,O0O is sought by the railroads through the rate advances on various commodities
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
BREAD RESTRICTION REMOVED

LONDON. March 2O.-German news papers reaching here contain an an- nouncement by the Berlin city coun- cil vithdrawing the restrictions re- garding the use of wheat flour in bread. which formerly could not con- tain more than 70 per cent of wheat flour. According to the announce ment all wheat bread may now be baked without penalty
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
UNION MEN FURTHER WORK

LONDON. Mar 19.-There will be no stoppage of work during the war by the English trades unionists. This result was obtained through confer ences with the British chancellor of the exchequer and the committee on imperial defense The relaxation of trade union regulations will permit of the employment of scmiHhned female labor.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
REPORT AERIAL soMeARDmeN7

LONDON, March 19.-A Berlin news agency dispatch declares that reports have reached Berlin to the efect that the British arsenal at Sheruess was bomharded ytwo German ayiators.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-20
RUSSIAN FLEET
 NEAR BOsPHoRUs

LONDON, Saturday. Mar l9 'lt is officially confirmed that the Rus sian squadron has approached the northern part of the Bosphorus says Reuters Petrograd correspondent "The appearance of the squadron caused a great panic in Constantine ple"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01
Telephone OmciaI Here.

Dir. Ben s Reed, second vice
president Of the Southwestern Tele-
phone and Telegraph system, with
Headquarters in ST. Louis, -. was
a visitor III the city SATURDAY look
ing over the company property. 1t
was quite a pleasant Surprise TO
Manager Naylor to Gain meet Mr.
Reed They were ySld time trends,
having been as3ftiated together in
the telephone fork back in Ten
nessee in IsG. They were both
MANAGERS small mountain towns
Of TennstEee. Mr., Naylor saws Mr..
Reed VI the best climber and left
him struggling al the bottom OF the
polgTwhiie he gracefully sets on top
a2h enjoys his surroundings.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01
1tlIs flaE MN lllIE0
While PAPERS BURN y DESK

The fire department Is called
70 the home Of Dr. Z q plinser last
night Al an early hoj IN answer
70 an alarm. but i |ali blaze had
been exfinguished I I'd II was not
necessary to lay h ke The doctor
was ID his study when summoned
10 supper and Ia cigar on some
PAPERS and cloah his desk. When
he returned I'll room was full Of
smoke but he kouid not locate the
source from y hch II came. He turn
ed In an ala b. before he discover
ed that II - In his desk This dis
covery was bot made until after the
fire depas hent had reached the
scene and nea we're sent 10 the rossf
with II tern to search Tor TIE fire.
No DAM Be was done fnsther than tbs
burning OF hole in some papers
on th desk. but il made a smot
like areal fire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

Walter Acker, Fort Worth n.
NJ. Moody, st. Louis; Abe r. Utitz.
New York; Geo. p. Breedlove. Lit
tie Rock, Theo Ezell, st. louis. j.
K. Bell and wife. Teag4 Miss
Gladys Bell, league; NJ II. An
derson, league 2. H. FAnderson.
league, } p. Propst. Dfllas; C. r.
Daniel. San Antonio; Fgo Ketch-
am, Dallas; Lee Bates kDallas: NJ.
L. Massingill. Fort wSrth; &. f..
Herrin and wife, chifgo; " A..
schley, Gatesville; n r. Lidekay.
ST. Louis; Vines TuJ ker and wife,
San Antonio; Vines fucker Jf.. san
Antonio; c. W. tmoote, Fort
Worth. V. 1 Mqyre. Arlington,
Marguerite Gibso{ Waxahachie.
Joe Harris. wax;}aohie; " A.
Summers and family, Temple: s
F. Taylor, Waco; has. ". Rrokaw
New York, o. Horton. Dallas;
o. b. Patty Dalfs; c. c. Edwards.
Waco; L. C. Rtrker. Waco; A "
Martin and Fe. Waco Z. b.
Walker. Rice; j. laurence and
wife. Dallas A. Graves. Dallas.
Mrs. Z. Gravq Dallas: Joe Gard
ner. Dallas O. Hassinbiner Chi
easo' Miss lerna Erwin, waxa-
bach
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01
HARMONY IS WAT6W0RD
MASS MEET|N9 7Oh|GHT
WITHOUT HARMONIC NEW CHAR
TER CANNOT BENoTED AND
SCHOOLS NY PRovED.
Citizens Are Trgedfto Attend Meet
ing at the Cou House and
Express RI fir Views.

The mass meet ne at the court
house tonight il citizens mass
meeting. which Should be attended
BY every citiz4 interested in the
development % Waxahachie. Don't
remain at hor!e and say you were
not informed Because the purpose of
this meeting = 10 discuss plans for
the adoption i a charter that viii
make it possiq e to provide adequate
school bulldogs by another year.
Harmony is 4 e watchword of the
meeting. and Eit is the hope of the
promoters tlnt some plan may be
proposed wldch will guarantee abb
solute harmony, for just now Waxa-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

Frank r. Fithen. known aS<She
Armless Speed King. was ipMaxa-
hachie today demons;rafi& how a
map Without arms can Iaehipulate an
automobile Fithcn mis- has stub
thfms, both being ~ above the cl-
how. set be can manipulate an au-
tonsobile as ~ as the average
driver He fave an exhibition on
the sfreexfand was repaid for hts
trouble \ith free viii offering.
ais N bears a Florida tag and be
II ne n just touring the country
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01
hachie's greatest need i

hachie's greatest need i
building. Patrons Who q
the schools have clearly e.
needs or rather cond.1 Ii
listing conditions. Nd slia
rad except through ! sln
a new charter.
Waxahachie ca1 hIl aIfaa Il
nit the persenn Conditions d
at the public Ehools. Ai
ment or new harter offers "
relief, henG/the necessity ii
together IA plan for segura3
with thefeast Resistance q
the mag meeting tonight vi
out yoiir views on the sasA.|
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

q HERS(lNAs MNtSeS.
-
s~~~~~>~~~T~~~v
Leyd Erwin was Dallas sun
day.
John Ra:ston Wis I'd Dallas sun
day.
billie Hughes ' ted Ennis last
might
Roscoe spaldsns WAS at falias
SUNDAY.
Morse Kenner listed at Dallas
sunday.
Miss Leona Bo| was = visitor 70
/ Dallas sunday
Erwin singleto' attended tee fasr
Sunday at DALAI
Alec Kowalski bf Waco spent yes
Iterday in the ci
/ J. d. Hines ent to Dallas sun
Iday afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wright visited
Dallas Sunday.
u s,anbs son visited at Red
oak last night.
s.m,e, s,oyJ rs made a trir To
ina,las sunday
urs ps,,,e bobsou was a visitor
49,.
II, t,,rrv parks were
!. n.,,as Sun
- -. .,,r i,
go
~ c,.r,ov penn we're
~. -, @a
~ 'a''A
Gnu
''eu ~ ~,
FRANK hos a''e''as' -" az
- p"'"
I fei'rs mo ps0n' N 49,
Marvin picki on were s's'''Ns -
Daiias au'iua
eraos ahii' anu = ~ '''a -
OF Dallas WEI WISHING y '"e e'ss
SUNDAY esehi1
/ WIN Whiteteld and Joe MeQuat-
ters were amp 'he VISITS -
Daiias yeseef
/ DR.. and VI Fountain OF Corsi-
/ cana we're gtksts yesterday OF Mr..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

ing the subnsSs -. <ss voters d
constitutional amendment it The
election in November. 1915. viii bs
placed In circulation IN rs .0ao dif.
ferent California churches.
The law proposed BY the dry adj.
socaies viii prohibit The sale 81 AZ
liquor except saeramentaI. fcients
&c. medicinal or mercantile.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

eSv~S
.,...
v
1870 ..,.s,' = : H'y {
- 1lcAljstSt - at shive z
9eya adv.1
-
Fes sesd ana phone broad
Aeee = ksnns31H o'd Dhons H. q
colorsdo Nss3s<es.d burns clean.
Ne elinksrs. waxa1 " Ice Works.
W. s. sss.:a e ). ss' 9v,s sss
Esale = curIte 1dv.tf
49,
~. and Mrs ! 3. WilsoRr r.,
seyr moved 70 TeaEne efe they
viii make thekF nlh in future
1T. Wtlson - transfeFfed 'pere'
Now + the time put In your
wood and coal Tor Neafer Give
~ your orders ise = Keys.
adv.u
MIS- a 8. Whitehead who s2nl
tanned broken ankle so9 lime
~ Fort worn fo FFow % nave an
examtpoe MADE OF the injury.
VIII you nse the se5pest mus
e by the very Dses meriean ar
fists' Hear tneer-Van der
Veer concert Trim y<pext Mon
day evenipG adyu
ne missionary Saets o' 'ne
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN c1ufcn mas sent
" the Haihe o. MIS-. Fl. =. nicharu-
siS.so 20 the Dur7t rresps'eriah
Ao'iese e l'urahe' Ma.
sudse : ua WINS VINO re-
turned SATURDAY rpm haaImah' re-
nahinah county. rie reports TWEEN
ss-nse convictions ana ABOUT I'VE
acquittais aur'ngf the september
term
The First frfsbyteFian church
s ss aa !, An u be gwen a. !, the
Miiier On evening ~
. e'ocA-~ Es n'e'iper " 'he
ehafah aha Su7oas schooi = re-
aueseea 70 a'te4a
=. 4. iriee recently OF lac ho'
NeiIs ho'ei ~ San antonio ana
the Majestie AtiaHta' ua-' ssas ac-
sepaed posi- on as nishi cierh az
uo''es shefe uas. Mr- i'ies y an
peei man ana VIII
pfofe VAIN ore aoai'ioh % the
iofce al the Rogers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

Harry Locke. who makes Auto
mobile road maps, was In S6vn this
morning enroute from Dallas to
Waco. He is loggiWrthe road pre-
poets 10 swing<4outh from Waco to-
wards Ma1M to intersect the Dali
las Ho>sfou automobile road and
work back on it to Waxahachie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

The sheriff from Wagner, $. C.,
is expected here tonight 26r a
prisoner by name OF Talmage
Brown, who is wanted>fhere on a
charge OF criminal>Assault Brown
vas arrested F1day morning neaf
Avalon by Officers Gallons and
saamn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

The Missionary s(rieiy OF the
First Presbyterian q urch has sent
In the name OF Mrs NJ E. Richard
son as memorial the sum OF
$3.50 to the Ours BIT Presbyterian
College at Durant. kla.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

Judge F. L. Ha kkins. who re
turned Saturday frtm Kaufman. re
ports busy tern3 of court fol
Kaufman county PIE reports TWEEN
ty-iiye convictions khnd about Ave
acquitfals duringf the Septembel
term.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

II. A. Trieel recently of the Hot
Wells hotel I'M San Antonio and
the Majestic IL Atlanta. Ga. has ac-
cepted a posi- lon as night clerk at
|ghe Rogers, BID entered upoE his
duties there tbday. Mr. Triee is an
experienced I btel man and will
prove valutble addition TO the
force al the Rogers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

The First Presbyterian church
reception in hond OF Rev. D. b.
Bell and family gin be given at the
home OF Mr.. an Mrs. J. Houston
Miller on Frid by evening at s
O'Clock Every member OF the
church and SUD day school is re-
quested to attedd.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-01

Mrs. A. s. whitefeld. who sQsr
tanned q broken ankle somaD1 Tine
ago. will be taken TO- QLnstarium
At Fort Worth tanDsFow 70 have an
examipatk1 made OF the injury.