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Get-Together Dinner.

University Club members will gave a
get-together dinner tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock In the club. The entertain
ment committee includes F. b. Weller.
Alexander Bell, l.. p. Harlow. +. ID.
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DIR. Van Setback to Sneak.

The Mu-So-Lit Club will be addressed
by the Rev. John Van Schaick at its
meeting In the Colored Y. NJ. G. A., 1915
Twelfth street northwest tonight. DR..
Van Schaick will tell Of the WAR Re
lief Commission Abroad"
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20
WILLARD SATISFIED
WITH HIS CONDITION.

NEW YORK. March 90. ~ Jess
Willard. perfectly satisfied with his
condition. said yesterday he was
physically fit to enter the ring at any
moment 10 defend his title Of world ;
heavyweight champion. lie did not
take any gymnastic or other exercise
today except that Tom Jones. his
manager. called IAN energetic walk"
OF three and a half miles.
He expects to enter the ring
weighing 241 pounds.
Moran pat in one of the busiest
sessions of his training at his West
Chester camp. Yesterday after a
eross-country run of four miles he
had made up his mind to take ii
easy, but a host OF his newsboy
friends from the city appeared and
ne was unable TO resist their requests
to let them see him work out.
After a rub down Moran told the
boys OF his confidence of being able
to defeat Willard next Saturday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20

Bland. loves society aud cannot res
eoneile herself 10 the thought Of
sacrificing her social activities for
home life aud children Howard
Hall. a. Robert Bland. loves his
home. and although he il DEEPLY IA
love with bis wife. they gradually
grow apart. and white she lives IN
Ills large country house on an Island
be buriea himself IN the Eyerg ADDE'S
OF Florida and lives the tie of
woodsmau They are brought togeth-
81 again lust az the wife Is fighting
aralnst N eatteutiou ~ a former
sweetheart After q complete re-
eonclsatlou beautiful daughter
brings happiness to their union and
grows up to comfort Bland after hls
wiga'a sudden death. Father and
daughter continue 20 make their
home In BANDS rough camp. While
bis large estate h cared for BY his
brother BANDS efforts 20 fortify
hil daughter against the faiae stan
dafds ~ the frivolous society friends
Of her mother. aud his neglect Of az
ielrs III the outside weird iesd TO
complications which make the inn0-
cent young girl the centre Of stirring
situations and brings the drama 70
strong and exciting climax
The Empire is aiso showing Etvleu
Holmes today Ga the twelfth ehepter
CT The Girl aBd the Game. rail-
rtad film novel ia two acts Ia the
title OF Hurled Alive"
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decided 70 try bottle Of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. II worked
from the first bottle. so took second
and third. also bottle Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and now arm
Just as well as any other woman. ad-
wise every woman, single or married.
who Is troubled with any Of the afore-
said ailments, 10 try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and am sure they will help her % get
rid Of her troubles. - Mrs. ELSIE j.
WANDER SASDE, z Goodwin Street. Pat
erson. n. j.
Women suffering with any form Of
female ills. or any symptoms that they
10 not understand. are invited 10 write
The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Lynn. Mass. (conhdentiaD. and receive
advice wholly free Of cost.
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CARTWRIs,HT.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Galley are In
Waxahaehie today.
Lester Howard spent Saturday
night with home folks.
Mrs. Etherton OF Waxahaehie
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Galley
Sunday
Some from this community saw
THE Birth Of Texas" at Ennis Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Whlteside
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mccown OF
Dardwell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. shofner and children
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearcy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Boswell visit
cd at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. 4. II.
Boswell Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard visited al
the home OF their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Roach. sunday.
SIR. and Mrs. II. r. Hays and chill
dren visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. NJ. Campbell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Blackman %
Ray visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John seaboIi Saturday night
Walter Graves and sister. Mr1.
Earvey Matioek, who are teaching
school at Oak. spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
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A Card of Thanks.

|ather Kealey wishes to thank the
y people of Waxahachie for the
fest shown and for the good at
Fanee at the st. Patrick night en-
Pinment. 1t is gratifying to
n that among the audience were
Pc seen some of the bast and
\ appreciative of our citizens
|also wishes to thank many of
merchants who helped materially
pc financial success of the affair
Fhelr generous support in aGver-
y through the program. The
y Light deserves special mention
1otice given in advance of the
Flalnment and particularly for
beautiful comment of the lecture
singing in the Saturday issue.
card Of thanks would be incom-
were 10 pass over Judge 0. E..
Zap and Mr.. j. d. McRae who
looted very much to the general
Rs Oh the event by their pres
alone TO say nothing of their
comments. Once more,
ks 10 everybody for Kindness
support in the celebration of ST.
iCA Day. J. A. KEALEY.
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The BOSTON RED SOX
START TRAINING TO-DAY

iO1 SFRtNGS, ARK, Mdffn lu.=--
Last OF the major league clubs to
start spring training, the Boston
Red sox get together here today
They limbered up bit yesterday,
but got down to real cases today.
One short month only remains
between them and the reveille of
the jumps call, yet Boss Bin Car
rigan feels confident that his Champs
will be in top-notch form when the
season starts.
For that longest of weeks, the
first of a training season. the bat
terry men have been toiling under
the broiling sun and when the new
arrivals get down to serious batting
practice today, they viii have TO
face curves with mid-season breaks,
From all corners OF the I. s. AZ,
the Champions of the World gath
cred together for the start of the
1916 season, with the watch-word.
Repeat From every corner of
the field or hotel. whether by play
er or onlooker. the subject of con-
yersation was conjecture as to the
repetition of a certain performance.
The only sad faces were those of
the recruits, for where the rockies
are going to break into the playing
line-up of the Clan Carrigan this
year, it is hard to see. With Hobby
and Gamer both full Of pep and
fighting for the regular berth on
the first station; Jeck Berry, who ar
rived in midsummer shape from
his practice at Holy Cross, holding
down the keystone sack; Harry
Gardner on the hot corner and Scott
and Janvrin cutting up in the short
field. to say nothing of the fence
busting and-protecting corporation
of Spoke, Duffy and Harry, it is
difficult to say where in the regular
lineup the Jump will announce in
about a month, a rookie, no matter
how ambitious, IS going TO fit. The
answer may be found in some unfor-
seen stroke, an accident to regu-
lar or the development of real
phenom among the recruits, but
present indications are that this will
not transpire. Among the battery
men the chief objects Of interest
are IL Sam Agnew. whose pep and
CHEEKY good nature and iron whip
are already hailed with Joy by his
new mates. (2) The work OF the
three heroes of last falls conquest
Of the Phillies, Foster, Leonard and
shore: each out to have his best sea-
son, and each pitching like a house
afire and (3) the generally deadly
appearance of the rest Of Carrigans
Fingers. each claiming he Is ready
10 step in and pitch q full game
AGAINST a team Of Cobbs and Kauffs.
The work of Shorten. newest addi-
ton TO the outer garden, viii be
watched with much interest By all
concerned these next few days, as
with the passing Of Olaf Henderson,
an accident to one Of the Big-Three-
Observation-Disclosures would leave
TAGGED hole. should the latest ac-
oulsition not come up 10 expecta-
tons.
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.|MTERsCHOlAsTIC MEET
WILL Be HELD IN APRIL
SCHOOLS CogsIcsNA DISTRICT
WILL MEET FOR CONTEST
IN TINT CITY.
Counties Included Arc Ellis. Free.
stoHc. Henderson. nm. kauf-
man. Limestone anil
Navarro.

Tho following counties ar. In the
Corsicaaa district OF the interseho-
iastle league: Ellis. Freestone. lien
dcrson. Hill. Kaufman. Limestone
emo Navarro.
There viii DO contests In the fol-
lowing: Debate Tor boys. tennis
doubles Cor boys, Spelling. junior
and senior defamation for bcya.
junior and senior defamation for
girls. essay-writing. aud a track meet
for class A High schools According
to tho state regulations, the follow
ing from each county will be- eligible
u compete: THE winning team IN
debate. winning team In tennis dou.
blcs. the first and second ranking
contestants in spelling. the first,
second and third ranking contestants
IN essay writing. the winners az first
place Ia junior and senior deciama-
ton for both boys and girls. All
winners in the district contest so TO
tho state contest. except the winner
In the junior defamation contest for
girls
The following is q schedule for the
district contest
Defamation for boys and girls.
April u. S D. m.
Preliminaries in debate. April Is.
a. m,
Finals In debate. April IS. s y m.
Spelling. April Is. . .. NJ.
Preliminaries In tennis. April Is.
O. m.
Prellminarics In track meet. April
Is. 10 a, IN.
Finals in track meet. April 10. ?
. M
Because of the large number that
are eligible TO the track meet. We
do not expect TO furnish entertain
ment for them while here; but there
ere early trains into Corslcana from
every direction. and II viii be posai-
| Bile for track teams to come and 20
In the same day, hence but little ex-
pense will be incurred, II suffi-
Client number enter TO justify as ia
charging a gate fee. the amount taxi
en- In will be prorated among the
coutesting teams. We hope To have
a great track meet on this occasion.
Get your team trained for the dis
trict championship.
| The chairman of each county
should give a full report TO the chair
Zen Of the district as soon az posi-
| hie. in order that definite arrange
ments may be made for the district
finals.
The district committee would be
glad for some public spirited busl-
ress firm or individual to offer 4
| loving cup 10 the winner In one or
mere OF these contests. the cup TO
become the permanent property of
| the school that wins IL three times
in succession. A prize offered In
this way would be valuable adver-
Using medium. and a great stimulus
10 this important work.
For information concerning the
district track meet, write TO Prof. A.
A. Scott. district director, Waxaha-
chic; for information concerning de-
bate and defamation. write TO supt
s. NJ. Foster, district director. Hub
bard. or G.. o. Clough, Corsieana.
G.. o. cL0uCH.
District Manager.
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THEATRES
At til. pixie.

Tho eatimahie stage star. Henry
kolser. Is appearing at tho Dixie
theatre today Ia vivid visaelika-
ton of a wierd and vital play, THE
Warming. produced in tive reels ~
motion pictures BY the Triumph Film
corporation.
Robert Dcnman, good fellow.
II his own worst enemy. Ills wife.
Anna. and his artist sister, Mertha.
who lives with them. seold bin for
allowing his son. Bobby. 70 see HIM
So often under the influence 81
drink. but he dlsregards their warn
ing On New Years eve. while
drunk, he meets the Woman who
smiles. but RECEIVERS from her allure
ments. Denman again meets the
Woman Who Smiles. suceumhs 20 her
lviles. loses his place. and Ii laggh-
ed at by her when she sees him dowa
and out lie causes an accident
which ultimately kills his son lils
friends leave him. his wifs divorces
him. he becomes . beggar. and dies
tn the gutter. His soul goes into
depths which make IL reeoll In fear.
end meets others who have been
slaves to vice and indulgence At
lest II entreats it's Maker for one
more chance. and how the PRAYER IL
heard. drives home the great lesson
OF "The Warming.
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ecsen inches "a The altitude Of Ris
less Moran'a rel thateh stands a
mere six feet one inch above the
oalioased solcs OF bis hattieship feet.
and before he Ects near enough 10
start awaiting toward WIZARDS elias
&c features the boy from Pittsburgh
must wade throueh Q mass Of arms
So 81 inches long lie works under
. handicap right thcre. for his own
arms nre only IS inches long a right
rcspectahle pair OF riaiis in ordina-
~ circles but puny outcrworks in
WIZARDS gigantic company. Ono OF
Noyan's favorite modes OF battle
0sspeaks the craft OF the former
globe trotter Ills watchers have
found that Moran likes to work ais
man into n crouehing attitude. draw
down his arms with a poke at the
body and then swing over the old
right-hand wallop to the Jaw. The
odds are that he can't do that with
Willard. Rig Jess fought a safe bait
tic against Jack Johnson. standing
almost upright throughout. with his
arms extended far IN front OF him in
excellent blocking formation. Tie re-
fused 10 crouch aud take 1 chance on
meeting up with marauding hay-
makers brought up from the floor
| His personal disposition, too. may
stand Willard In good stead Ia the
seventy-thousand- dollar skit. for he
is not a helligerent type. preferflng
70 let the other fellow ram his face
against the outstretehed Willard
mitts. Moran's two knoekouts over
Jim Coffey demonstrated his punch
ing ability more deeisively than any
OF his other performances True.
there are those who suspect the tint
OF the Corkonian's yertebra but none
who saw the jofts go home had any
lingering doubts OF the drive that
impelled them. In the second fight
Moran swept over MS right with the
force OF a mules hind tootsie Right
away the bells began to tinkle In
! Coffeys steeple and he remained
away picking daisies for consid-
cradle period of time. Those Who
know fighting and fighters recall
the fate of little Tommy Burns.
perhaps the hoariest hit of frost that
ever chung to the championship land
scape. He went against Jack John
son under a similar handicap and
like Painting eBrtha. never had "a
chance. Burns was feet seven
inches tall and Johnson's height was
six feet. one-fourth OF an inch Des-
pite the difference in height, Burns
had It on the gloomy exile IN reaci,
His arms were "a Il inches long and
Johnson's only 49, Johnson weighed
220 and Burns 179 in that fight. but
Moran has proved that weight don't
amount to much when fighters get
above the l75-pound mark AS Will
lard weighs about 81 podnds more
than Moran, perhaps 1t is just as
well for the challenger to stick to
his contention.
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WEAK FROM GRIPPE
Home Missionary Tells How -sae
Restored Her strength.


II am a Homo Missionary. was
weak ana rundown after hard
spell % LaGrlppe. | had headaches.
indigestion aud pain8 IN ms chest.
and vas tired all the time 4
friend asked rms to try Vinoi and he
result Il / am free from those tron-
bles and feel selt and strong and
able 10 so to work again MFs.
Hattie Jobnaou. Towanda. Pa.
The reason vinol VAS so success
faI IN building ap Mrs. Johnson 5
health il bacause 1t Is constita-
tlonal remedy which contains pep
tomato Of Iron 10 enrich and reyi-
taiize the blood. the nourlshiag
properties Of beef peptone and the
healing medicinal extractiyes Of
delicious native tonic wine. without
eli.
We wish every person Ia waya-
heehie Who Is suffering from
weakened. rundown. deyitalized
condition. would Try our vinol on
our guarantees 10 return their moh-
ey N il fails 20 benefit them.
Curuns Two Drug stores. north
side square. vest side square. Wax
ahaehle. Teras --t Adv
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NEW ORLEANS, La, March 20
The Cleveland Americans defeated
the New Orleans Southern aesocia-
ton team here yesterday. to 4.
The visitors scored two runs in the
ninth inning.
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Dallas Giants Trimmed.

DALLAS, Texas, March 20.-An
audience of 1900 fans visited Gard
ner park yesterday afternoon and
saw the Dallas Giants go down in
defeat before the second team of the
Chicago White Sox. The score was
6 to 1 and the story is one easily
related: Too much pitching by the
visitors and not enough by the locals.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20
MORAN WILL FIND IT'S
LONG WAY To WILlARD's JAW

rEW YORK. March 20.-Tower-
ing five inches above his huge adj
yersary and possessing a reach five
and one-hals inehss longer, Jess
willard has two OF the great defen-
sfve works known TO boxing thrown
m around his precious jaw-bone- II
Frank Moran, a comparative midget.
q IN hang flowers and ivy on VIII
lsrd's neither maxillary he will have
70 fairly leap in the air. Six feet
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20

Try as hard as they could the
Navigators could only score one run
against the Tigers in Sundays game.
Coyle made it to the initial bag when
Bush booted one. He stole End
base and scored on a single. The
Navs executed a pretty double play
when bases were filled and only one
man down.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20

The opening game at Jungle park
this afternoon should have record
breaking attendance because indica-
tons are that the weather will be
fine. Manager Jennings viii have
his regulars out to do battle vita
the Giants and it is very probable
that Coveleskie will work. This big
southpaw regular is one Of Jennings
dependable hurlers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20
Old Mid-Season Form.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 20.-
With Fincher, Weilman and Groom
pitching in mid-season form the st.
Louis Americans won an easy victory
ever the Memphis Southern associa-
ton club yesterday, 8 to 0.
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A reward OF s59 will be paid BY
this company for the conviction Of
any one found guilty OF taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
OF any subscriber OF this paper EN-
TERPRIsE PUBLISHING COM
PANY.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 30.
The Cardinals regular team won
yesterdays game by scoring six runs
In the third inning on a combina-
ton of hits and errors, the final
score being to 2.
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SHREVEPORT, La, March 20
Berson's single following Carron's
triple in the tenth inning gave the
Shreveport Texas league team the
run necessary to defeat Cincinnati
yesterday, z to 6.
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- that position. This youngsfes va
drafted last season from the Fort
worth club and during practice sea-
son here has showed exceptionally
good form. IN the games VITA Waco
saturday and sunday he was star
performer. cheating Grubh out OF a
two basger with a spectacular one
faudel bit.
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Kansas City Blues Con.

PARIS, Texas, March 20-ln 4
game featured with heavy hitting by
both clubs, the Kansas City Blues
defeated the local club before large
crowd. Hills hitting and Pages
pitching featured for the locals
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20
Browns Are Easy Winners.

DENISON, Texas, March 20,-The
ST. Louis Browns took the second
game from Denison yesterday by a
Z to 4 score. The game was played
before large crowd, and was a
much better exhibition of the nation
al sport than that of Saturday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-20

made me Ieei happy
and healthy. Some
time ego | felt SO
run down, had pains
in my bach and side,
was very irregular.
tired, nervous, had
such b ad dreams.
did not fee! like eat
ing and hal short
breath read your
advertisement in
fne rfeuarsar..arz ard
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A Mutual Masterpicture. Accord
ing to Law" In five acts featuring
Mildred Gregory. is the leading at-
traction at the Empire theatre to-day
Mildred Gregory. as aFs Robert
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||GNNENT JURY CIVIL CASES
ElIVTY COURT ELLIS COUNTY

Monday. March 9th.
kaxahachie Medicine Co. VS.. j. j.
Non ct al.
Anthony VS.. John May ct al.
him N. Loggins vs.. J. w. Ger
i.
! F Johnson VS.. b. F. Cook.
Ieo. C. Rosson VS.. G. A. Newton
i.
Tuesday, March 2Sth.
! D. Allison VS.. w. F. West.
! D. Hardeman VS.. Gough-David-
ct al
kitizens National Bank VS. Fl. R.
ges ct al.
Wednesday, March Goth.
blain-Hughes Co. VS.. ]. w. Rey-
BIS
! H. Goodloe VS.. J. W. May.
h F. West VS.. Houston & Texas
jtrail Ry.
Thursday, March Both.
K. Grow VS.. ]. M. Blipkley.
Rollins McNatt Co. VS.. Daniel
jghan.
Friday, March 31st.
h B. Ferguson VS.. j. w. Robbins,
Diver.
Etizens State Bank, Maypearl vs..
y. Mills.
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To morrow the Dixie will present
Triangle Kay Bee five part fea~
ture. ''The. Green swamp" starring
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There is but little doubt that
Harper. who is trying out for out
field with the Tigers, will make good
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WANT TO BUY
200 Ford Cars.

ray spot Cash. Market Value
any day. Sell and exchange
roFds, bodies and radiators.
SAVAGE DaT,as Texas
-. Naln 81. Both Phones,
O'u Motor Co. Main 1862.
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SPORTING
@@kUM

Witt, who has been taking train
ing easy the last few days. will like.
ly be in the game at jungle nart.
this afternoon.
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BAD DREAMS
ARE SYMPTOMS
III Health the Cause-Many
Alarming Symptoms of Wo-
mems Ailments How Cured.

Paterson, MI thank you for the
Lydia E. Pinkham remedies as they have
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Boehler. who replaced Smithson
in Sundays game at Waco was a
trifie wild in the sixth inning and
hit three men in the Stats before h..
settled down. Even with that he
held the NAYS seoreless.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 90 I
Just to teach those fellows 4
down east that Tommy Glib
, hons is something more than 4
} Phantom Mixes brother and
sparring partner, Nike Gibbons.
probably worlds middlewoight I
, champion. today tucked Tommy
and few rags into Pullman 4
and started for the east. Toms I
; going to fight his way TO dis
) tinction. Mike says. Mike has
repeatedly insisted that he
, wants 10 get out OF the lime
light and let his little brother 4
Tommy get in.