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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-28
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS
COUNT SAYS +. |. REED
COMMERCIAL AGENT or SOUTH
WESTERN TELEPHONE CO.
TALks TOWN BUILDING.

'Waxahachie Ii taking the right
step In advocating street paving. I"
said r. r. Reed OF corsieana. COM
nerciai agent for the Southwestern
Telephone company. who was In
town today on official business.
Street paving IL rorsicana's great
ext asset today. We have something
Hike thirty miles OF first-class paw
Ing and the people along the less
important streets are clamoring for
mere paving. II looks as II every
street In the city will DO well paw
ed within another two and half
years. II was Just two and a half
years ago that Corsicana people
awoke to the necessity OF street paw
FMS ~ means OF developing the
town. Once the bug got into their
systems II spread like wiid-fire and
every citizen was an enthusiastic
booster for street paving. But few
ii any towns have made the record
Corsicana has made during the last
I've and half years. Then we did
not have but one street paved and
that was paved with old bois dare
blocks. A movement Is rev on foot
to replace these with modern paw
ing
Mr., Reed Is booster for his home
town while he Is boosting trade and
he never let's an opportunity pass
to say something good for Corsi-
cana. Concerning the corsIcaua y.
M. G. A. he said:
when we organized Y. Nj. G. A.
in Jorsicana II was with fear and
trembling lest 1t would be operated
It loss. but by the closest of fl
nanciering We are operating as fine
u X. M. G. A. as can be found in the
state and doing IL in self-sustain-
ing way We have membership OF
more than 400 and believe me each
and every member enjoys the bene-
fits derived. Our membership fees
are on sliding scale frcm $50 to
"a per annum which enables all
classes to hold membership in the
organization. We erected an $751;
600 building with revenue bear
ing dorniitory. which aids in defray-
ms the expenses. The Y. NJ. {. A.
Ia the pride OF corsieana.
Continuing AIR. Reed declared II
was the permanent things @hioh
count in town development. He was
greatly impressed with the move
ment on foot here TO erect modern
sanitarium because ii Is an effort to
benefit the sick and unfortunate.
However. he could see no good rea-
son why Waxahachie did not have
d real live Y. Nj. c. 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-28
SARDIS.
A happy new year to all.

A happy new year to all
The Christmas tide has been very
quiet so far.
The Christmas tree was very nice,
indeed. Such a nice crowd, and a
fine tree. Every one was remem-
bered.
Messrs. Jody Fleeman and Jones
Delk were victims of an auto wreck
Saturday night, when they were turn
ed over in car one mile above
Sardis. Mr. Delk was not hurt, but
Mr.. Fleeman's right arm was brok-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-28
CHICAGO WHITE SOx
PLAY TEXAS GAMES
REGULARS WILL MEET HOUSTON
TEAM 1T HOUSTON LAST
OF MARCH.
Second Team Win Play Exhibition
Games At Dallas and Fort North.
start Tor Texas
March o.

CHICAGO. December 2S-The
White Sox regulars viii meet the
Houston club of the Texas league at
Houston on March "a and Is. The
second White Sox team will play cx-
hibition games at Dallas on March
II and at Port Worth March IS
The announcement OF the games was
made today by Secretary Gardiner
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en- and left side OF collar bone was
broken. He is doing very well at this
time.
DR.. and Mrs. joyce had few
friends and relatives eat turkey with
them Sunday. ". D. High ard
family OF waxahachie aad ID. L.
Joyce of Dallas were present.
Misses Gertrude Berry and Grace
IDelk accompanied Miss Emma
Brateher to her home az Italy Sun
day night. returning Monday.
Uncle Josh Delk preached Sunday
night to an attentive congregation.
Sunday night with Mrs. Garvin
brother, G. c. Raines, in the valley.
returning Monday to Mrs. W. ii.
Raines, thence home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin HiightoweT
had dinner Monday for few reia-
Itives.
G. c. Raines and family of the
valley spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fin Garvin.
Mrs. j. f. Kelly and daughter
Jewel we're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Bynum.
Quite a number of Sardis folks
went to Lone Elm Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Trulle and family of Forreston
spent Sunday till Tuesday with the
family of John Cox here.
MIR. and Mrs. Bingham Hassell and
children attended the family reunion
lat T. NJ. Hassell's of Long Branch
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Gray of Fort Worth
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. j. Gray, and other relatives here
this week.
Mr.. Youhue of Tennessee is with
old-time friends, the family of
Francis Turner, here at this time.
The family of Newt Howe of
Venus and Tom Lowell are with Mr.
and Mrs. w. K. Stewart this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Stewart had
ia number Of relatives with them Sun
day.
j. w. Fleeman's mother and other
relatives of Avalon spent Monday
with Mr.. Fleeman.
Dee Hightower and little daughter,
Clemmie Edith, are with the fam
lilies of DR.. Poplin and r. F. Middle
ton this yuletide.
Mrs. Lloyd Green and baby Agnes
of Mansfield spent Saturday till
Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Allen Roe.
Miss Leta Miller of Dallas spent
the Christmas time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Miller.
W. r. Eastman, Russell Williams
and Paine Workman. with their fam
lilies, took dinner Sunday with Ben
Boyd and family.
Miss Gertrude Harris OF Amarillo,
formerly one of our teachers, is
spending the week with Mrs. PQplin.
About fifty guests took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Eastman Tues
day. Everything good to eat was
served.
Mrs. Hawks is suffering this week
with very sore nose, but is improvr
ing as she was able to attend the din
ner at Mrs. Eastman's Tuesday.
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x,Lax 90 sxE s

Miss Olga Dorfner of the Pnila-
delphia Turngemeinde has made a
new 100-yard swimming record for
women in covering that distance in
minute and 3-5 seconds. In do
ing this she broke her own previous
record. Since the feat was per-
formed at closed meet there is
some doubt if the amateur athletic
authorities will allow the record as
official. However, since she was
timed by competent persons there is
no doubt of the fat.
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The first dispatches yesterday
stated that 400 passengers and crew
we're aboard the Sankaku Maru when
she went ashore off Chefoo. Today's
adviees accounted for only fifty
Americans and Japanes and a
rev Chinese" This leaves unac-
cunted for approximately $50. The
dispatch to Toxic did not indicate
clearly the probable fate of these,
except to express the fear that many
OF them had frozen to death.
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Made subject to the action of the
white mans primary:
For Mayor:
f.. Il. PRINCE.
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$40 Richardson's one stole one
of my best Rhode Island Red cock
rels last week He is very attrac-
tive line of dark. brilliant, even
red color with a punch mark in out
side webb of right foot A. j. Cur
lee. i4opd
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ROYAL Nelul,hors Meeting.

The Royal Neighbors viii meet at
I2:so o'clock Friday afternoon. BUSH
ness of importance and every menu
Der is urged TO be present.
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Chamberlain Tablets are excel
lent for constipation. they are
pheasant to take and mild and gentle
lin effect. For sale by Curlin's two
drug stores Adv
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Mrs. G. @. Adkins will open her
primary school for unders January
4. Old phone 1888 fAdv.) 2Sspd
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j. Fl. Hawkins and wife of Tulsa,
Okla, are visiting his brother, W. H..
uankins.
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S. G. Mittenthal of Bonham is
guest of the family of Rev. c. l..
Cartwright.
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II printing is your trouble phone
las. Tucker will remedy it, (Ad)
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Want ads are good INVESTMENTS
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Job printing. That's AL" Phone
las Jack (Advl
The sun., 1916-10-02
RUMANIAN ARMY
SAVED FROM ROUT
Force Defeated in Transyl-
yania Alps Joins Main Body
and Renews Attacks.
1900 MEN CAPTURED
Won Falkenhayn Took II Guns
and Immense Quantities
Of Supplies.
1900 MEN CAPTURED

LoSpoS. Oct Three thousand prs
oners. thirteen guns and large quantities
Of supplies we're taken by Gen Won.
Falkenhayn in his victory over the Ru-
manlans az li~crinannstadt. In Transyl-
vania. the German cffcial statement to-
dav says. German troops too eigh;
cannon from the Rumanians in the hsht
a; Hcnndorf Hesen. east OF Hermann
s,adt. making a total OF twenty-one
guns captured in n day.
The Ru,nanian army evidently is not
In as desperate plish. as the first Ger
man accounts OF the victory seemed 10
indicate, south of the Red Tower ia ss,
which the Bavarians captured. the Ru'
manians have ~rcoreanized and are max
Ing strong attacks on the heights com
handing the pass west OF Caincni, the
Eunnnian frontier post.
The sun., 1916-10-02
BRITISH ROUT G
Take Position ON the struma Afte'
desperate %Fishtins.

IoSpoS, Dct. IMMIGRANT victories
for British and Serbisns In Macedonia arc
ced tonight. New. strong ATTACKS
by the British on the rixht wing have
resulted In the capture Of two fortified
villages on the eastern bank OF the
Struma near the Sores road, with sew
eral hundred Bulgarian prisoners. The
Serbians have stormed strong Bulga po-
sitions on Kaimakcaian height and cap
tured a battery. a Berlin statement ad-
inits tho Serbian victory.
The British attacks were made south
Of the Orijak bridge across the Struma
and were directed against the left flank
Of the Bulgarian line The Bulsar.ans
made a determined resistance all day.
coming six times to the attack. Each
time they were thrown back In disorder.
Early in the evening the British artil-
lsry began q heavy fire In preparation
FOR more British attacks. which resulted
IN an eNtesion of their gains. Al the
time the official statement was issued
leo prisoners have been passed To the
rear.
To-nlghts official British statement
says:
Dorian Tron,--Our artillery has
been active.
On The S,ruma front belo~ the
orljak ~ troops took possession Of a
portion OF the Bulgarian line.
After stubborn lighting and heavy
artillery preparation Wi gains were
extended during the evening. Six
counter attacks were successfully
broken up during the day. 4 hundred
prisoners already nave been passed
bac'i
THE ightinS continues.
To-nisht's French statement. tsle-
gra ahed here. describes the successes "
Macedonia as follows:
on the LEFT bank OF the Strums the
British, after strong artillery Prepara-
ton. captured by a brilliant assault
'wo fortified villages near the Sercs
road several hundred prisoners. In
Guiding 200 u~uwounded. fell into their
hands. Patrol encounters occurred a
the foot Of Mount Beles From Lake
puiran To- the Nardar the cianonadiuG
UaS Intermittent
IN the esion ot ka'makcalar the
S,rhitns attacked the heights which
The sun., 1916-10-02

Front Of Archdukc Charles francis
On both sides Of the Zlota l.ipa con
the front southeast of Lembergb there
was violent hand to hand fighting. In
the angle between the Tseuiuvka and
he Zlo'a L..pa the enemy advanced.
Further to the west Turkish troops
elected the Russians yesterday by an
immediate counter attack and this
morning penetrated positions held 10y
Russian ictachments. Two hundred
ard th!r', prisoners were brought In.
In tire C~srpathians calm prevailed.
Tire number Of prisoners taken near
the Klauzura ROAD was increased TO
more than 500.
The Austrian account Of fighting in tho
says:
Fighting In TIE Ludowa region CON
tinucs. In an attack we captured -four
Russian officers, sac men and eight
machine uns.
On the front OF Prince Leopold
there have been no events OF impor-
tame. except the repulse NJ a Russian
attack near wytonice and successful
advance guard engagements In Poland.
The sun., 1916-10-02

the enemy's defensive works Our
forces penetrated the timer port and
destroyed the railway station, military
establishments. the harbor works.
Russian armed steamer which souGht
refuge at Coarahia In the spring, and
also some mine layers and tugs. hnallt
bringing back nine Austro Hungarian
tugs which had been detained In port. .
We suffered no loss.
The Kaiser has conferred the ~ US
sian order Pour ie Merite upon Lieut.
Gen. Kraft Won Delnensingen. a%ccordirC
TO the Vossischr 2ritWnp, SAYS an Ar,-
sterdam dispatch. Gen. Won Delmersi NJ
gen commanded the Bavarian troops
who encircled the Rumanians fighting
at Hermannstadt and seized Red Towor
Pass. The koeiNische Zeitano say Non
Delmensingen's troops overcame enor-
nous difficulties. cross nj pathiess noun
tains in the daring march. The entire
German press is jubilant al the victory.
Bucharest silent On Rattle.
To-nights Official Rumanian ea.c-
ment. received from Bucharest. makes
no mention OF tho H~ermannstadt baltic.
saying that only local actions occurred
on the northern front, which includes
Hernannstadt. The statement follows:
On the north and northwest fronts
local actions occurred. On M front
In south Dohrudja there has been an
artillery duel along the whole line.
Enemy a~eroplanes dropped BOMBS
on Bucharest. killing two women and
Ave children on Tcherravoda. whore
bombs struck a hospital. and on
Budest!.
The sun., 1916-10-02

but almost directly east of Hermann.
stadt, the scene OF the battle. and well
within Transylvania. Evidently the Ru-
manians were not driven into the rocky
dcflcs Of the Alps. but may join the
main army at and about Fogaras.
Both the German and the Austrian
statements concede that the attempt TO
create a diversion which !he Ruman'an
second army to the north OF Hermann
stadt made on Saturday had some Sue
cess. North Of Fogaras. and near Szehc-
ly Cdyarhely. nifty miles north OF Foga-
ras. the advanced troops had to fall back.
The German booty IL very large. for
the Rumanians had to abandon a large
park Of stores IN haste. II includes one
~aeroplane shed. two seroplanes. ten loco
motives. 400 railroad car. laden with mu-
ni,ions. more than zoo munition wagons.
zoo loaded baggage wagons. 40 trans
por, Wagons and a hospital train. More
material is being brought In from the
woods.
The sun., 1916-10-02
BRITISH MAKE GAIN
ON | 10 MILE FRONT


great violence IL the afternoon. Near
and east Of Thiepval strong British
attacks again developed. AZ On pre-
vious days. they were rerulsed by the
troops OF Gems. von Stein md Sixt o
Armin. after desperate hand 70 hand
lighting.
From Rancourt and the west there
of French regiments made fruitless
attacks against our positions. Local
attacks from Courcelette. Morra' ana
northwest OF Halles cone and a quar-
ter miles northwest OF Peronne).
broke down under our curtain 81 fire.
The sun., 1916-10-02

we're strongly held NY the Bulgarians.
Calamity our allies mastered tho re-
s.starce ~ the enemy. who was forced
To abandon The pos lion. leaving
nun "ruT' dead. The S.rbians cap
tnr"d a Buiganian battery.
tn" Serhilns on saturday gained an
success at k~Iimackalan. say $
"a Reuter- despatch from Salonica. Af'cr
violent artillery preparation. causing
.frtghiful havoc in the ranks OF the Bul-
garians. the serbian infantry executed "A
brilliant attack, capturing all the re-
points on this position.
The sun., 1916-10-02
RUSSIANS PUSH ON
IN LEMBERG DRIVE
smash stubborn Resistance Of
Tcutons. Capturing 1000
Wen in New Offensive.
GERMAN LINES WEAKER
London Believes Troops Have
Been sent TO Rumania to
Won F'alkcnhayn.

Lu>p,N. oct. THE Russians are
sain pIsuIng forward IN tjieir drive on
.0mperS. 1t tNo points. ONE north and
e south OF the ';alicisn capital. they
ave vou victories. generated Teutonic
-,sitions. despite bitter resistance, and
.asen more than 1000 prisoners. The
,p.ian successes are admitted In an Of
rasl German statement reaching here.
veep the renewed Russian attacks, the
British offensive. In Macedonia reported
',-n,ght. and the Rumanian reverse IN
TYaneylvania. II rs believed that the
An,ro-German lines In Russia and Mace
a,n,a have been stripped to give troops
10 Won Falkenhayn on the Rumsnian
ION, and that the Allies are taking ad-
ysntase Of this weakness.
Russians Forge Ahead.
forth of Lemoerg the Russians at
,srked OF both sides Of the railroad tina,
uns southwest from Brody. which they
,old. through krasne to LENDERS. The
Russians are forcing their way forward
A, a point about forty miles northwest Of
ne Galician capital In face Of a stub
lorn resistance the Russians are forcing
.,e,r way forward. III. official statement
from Petrograd says. aud have captured
50 officers and i.ses men.
South Of Lenders also fighting ie pro-
.eeding In our favor" says the Russian
statement. Tie lighting IL on the Tsen.
i,vka and in the region OF the heights
N the r!gh, western bank of the Zlota
Lpa. In the region south OF Brzesany.
part Of a Teu,on position has been taken
" assault and with IL II: officers and
.sss men and several machine guns.
nurine the nigh; counter attacks failed.
The Russian attacks have a twofold
object. They aim 70 envelop LENDERS by
pushing forward north and south Of the
lily, much as the French and British
on the Sommc captured Combles recently
N pushing forward the southern arm
rear Brsezany The Russians also threaten
iialicz. the key 10 Lemberg.
To-day's German statement telling oi
this fighting says:
The Russians again esume the Of
fensi,e at various paints.
Trout Of Prince Leopold-West OF
The sun., 1916-10-02

HNoi srivss, -rs -Vsr s.~.- .--s--'
s~s.|g7ft-s = sa. - ~ 49,.
The sun., 1916-10-02
rho Attack ON Corabia.

Roth German and Austrian statements
assert that the attack upon Corabia, In
Rurania on the northern bank OF the
Danuhc was successful. Last nights
Rumanlan statement said the attack was
weak and was easily repulsed. The
Austrian statement says:
on September 90 an Austro-Hur-
garisn motor BOAT detachment. re-
enforced by an armed steamer and the
German motor vessel Weichsei. at
tackled the Rumanian port OF Corahia.
on tho Danube. after having silenced
The sun., 1916-10-02

Lutsk the enemy fire has increased
since this morning.
ON both sides OF the Brody-Lcm-
berg railway (northeast OF Lemberg)
and further south US far as Graberka.
near Xburow. the advance of the
enemy has been arrested, partly by our
curtain of fire aud partly by the CON-
ple'c COLLAPSE OF assaults repeated
seven times.
The southern wing OF the attacking
Russian forces gained n foothold IN
our front line Of defence.
The sun., 1916-10-02
sin In TrnusyI>ania.

To-nlsht's Austrian statement. rctcll-
iur the story OF the victory. says that
the remnants OF the Rumanian troops
fled into the Fogaras Mountains" The
German statement yesterday said they
had Ned into the Transyivanian Alps
cas-, n west Of the Red Tower Pass.
The Fogaras Mountains are not south
The sun., 1916-10-02
Conference for social service.

The second annual session - the New
York Conference for social Service will
lee held at the Metropolitan Temple to-
morrow morning at II o'clock Bish u
Luther H.. Wilson. Prof. Walter :
Rauschenbusch OF Rochester and other
will speak. \ banquet Will follow in the
evening.
The sun., 1916-10-02

ANo 4.77.w IDEAL Boiler and 422 Il. Of -
IN AMERICAN Radiators costing the owner
hi, price the goods can be bought 81 any
r.putsbie. compeeSns Filter. This did not
include cost OF labor, pipe. valves. fresshtI
etc. which vsry sccordihS to climatic
other conditions.
The sun., 1916-10-02

A Fact
MOT every comfortably and we'll shod per
IN son wears Kahler shoes, but every
u.,.,. wearer of Kahler shoes is both comfor-
Of tably and handsomely shod.
Footwear Whether you are annoyed by foot trouble or
for not. the methods and models Of DR.. p. Kahler &
"I S;,t t1" Sons will appeal to you. Catalog upon request.
Years Orthopedic foot and shoe specialists
DIR. p. KAHLER & SONS.
1917 w. 4Ith ST., New York. Near Fifth Avenue.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

State Of Indiana, 81. Joseph County. S.
In the ST. Joseph Circuit Court. May
Term. 1916. Albert T. Wickizer ". Edith
Sites Chandler Samuel j. Chandler
Cause No. 1713S
BE IL Known. That TIE above-named
Plaintiff has filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of said Court complaint against
said Defendants i'm the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
Defendants, Edith styles Chandler. sam
uel J. Chandler are not residents of the
State Of Indiana
Said Defendants are hereby notified
that said cause will stand for trial on
the 18th day of September 1916. tho
same being the second dav of the next
term of said Court % commence az the
City Of South Bend, on the second Mon
day i'm September next. on which day
said Defendants are required 90 appeal
% said action.
GEORGE NJ RAAB. Clerk
BY Charles r Raab. Deputy.
Dudley NJ. Shively and Stuart NacHibbin.
Attys. for Plaintiff.
: 1921
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TRANSFER AND CHANGE OF LOCA-

Notice is hereby given 10 the citizens
of South Bend Portage Township ST.
Joseph County. Indiana. that the under
signed VIII apply 10 the Board Of Com
miSsiOners Of said county NJ their July
term. 1916 for permission to purchase OF
Charles Steely the retail liquor license
which shall come before the Board N
Commissioners the month Of july for
renewal. for the sale Of malt vinous.
intoxicating and SpirituOus liquors i'm
less quantities than ive gallons at q
time. with the privilege Of allowing the
same 10 be drank on the premises The
undersigned further petitions the Board
OF County Commissioners for permission
10 transfer the said retail liquor license
from Its present location at No. 90
South Chaplin Street 10 the front room