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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26
FRATERNAL NOTICES.

1HE COMMANDER OF THE SUPREME CotN-
cfI. ANCIENT md Accepted Scottish Rite OF
lr"cmHSonry for til" United States Of America.
'''.. Orient OF New York. will deliver lecture
line history "f ihr Rite in tn" large lodge
H,"m. third floor. old Masonic Temple. 9Th AMI
% SIS NV. Monday. the 9Th inst. ut =
....Iock nm. Admission frcr. Master Ma>ons in
'.,l ~tanlr.g invited ". H. Mc''EAN, l..
~ Nv. T. II. KRAMER, committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26
To Gain Flesh

and build up your sys-
tenn generally there is
no better tonic than
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
@eiunShcitsbehDroe

Stabtclerf Wpeuer oerlas bas Yroz
.tofoa Der lesten resulareu Sibuns oes
@elunoheitsratbes unb OUT Intras bon
Ilb. auebl ipurbe ods 9rotofoa aes
nebmiat uno bie 3ablliiten sur Cab
lima n%nnetnieien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

i'll Moiiadu,ietts unb Connecticut, in
1pel6' lbeioen Staaten es hanlols Die
Ratifi5irung Der 5ebn erlten Mmenoe-
meats our @asnoesperfaiilrng mirfianl
perbinoert bat.
Ser anrnpf geaen &robibitioil mug
ourd) @erbinoertng Der Amnabme oes
Erobibitions : M%menoements in ber
Bolfsqbitimnnina i'm ndiidltaa Sabre
NIT aller Wadt ailigenommen per-
ben. Dlird) Ge M nng Dea
Nrobibitions : Mmenoements fam
.ooS llnSnloiume, berri6iiiftiae 8uri.
tanertbum al idperiten ~getroifer
'lllo in ieine perfaih1ngsmaBigen
Sdratlfelr 5uriidgepieien meroen..
gs lit bobe Belt. Die perfaliunas-
mabiaen 81 e h Ser 8urger 1pieber
snr @eltlng 81, bringen, lonit MFRS
oaS Gnritanertbum .a1,f benz @ege
Der p%ollfommerlen @eberridllng Ser
Nepnblif fortidreiten 1lno $50 III
Eu6e"2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
b. 9as l1nterieeboot.

@apitdn 6ollt, oer aeltern NIT pen1
'Seuig 0lof bier anfam;' lpattoe be4
tragt, Of er alf Der 9eimreiie Elm
oeutides l1%goot geieben babe - Bic
Nep Dorfer @espreiie bate bas So
.mals als a6lolute 5batia6e gemelbet.
Ser 4upitar1 er1pioerte 0aranfs Dab
.oie 9ellte Out Ser u9opie", weIdle Die
Mfeloung bierber bradter, eir1e1 trei=
benDen 9alfen in ser Nabe oes ySel-
Zig Olaf" fir ein @eriifop gebnlten
boben. miiiien. Muf Ser ugopic" ieiell
ollie Mann on Ied getneien uao brei
tWla1ln itonoen alt elmer aalrore a1li
bent Sinteroed sum 5elern bereit.
5rot getralleiter M~bllld,lng Ser Mee.
resoberflafe lei fem 3eiden zines II.
gootes be1uerft tporben! - 50 51t:
|perlailig itnb Die Melouneen Der sll-
lilrtenpreiie i'll Nep Dorf. So iebe,,
Die nnterleeboote aus, bon berten IT,
re 8eipabrsmdlmer beridten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

&i1l0enbure ioroert eneraiidere
Sbatigfeit Ser 2anoleute betreifs
Setter5ellgl111g 1la 10 masl Die
6ettnotb lit bod feline Sdnllo: CT bat
pen &uiien, Serben, &llnlal,en llllp;
.tiid)tig ibr Set gegebcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

De. v1aeItAe Hemslslt", etn,dItesItd
1ttb- an bic announcement in 6iefer eta6t III
10 Gent1 tpbt1entli@ oherf $500 fd6rIfN hi
DoralS6dbllNg fret abgeItefert.
4eit ber 1oft auberbab, her otabt. ma Il.
ee91 etHet1 .9oitaI1t IN ben Der. 6toaten, "a.
nGHa ober @eeztes. $200 idbrIl6 81 Hosa,i1.
pie essatseD . AnSGsSe, MIR burd bic Qot
tabri1 S1.00 BET DoranSsati,rno.
Ser v3~albnb4emtftde Dempf,st.. burn 81.
4ot tnnerbaIb Der Der. Gtaaten unb 6ur9
krdger In Der Stabt $3.50, bet DorouSsaIFul,o
$500; 1a9 CANADA $3.50 unb mad Gusop9
Der yHsumentIi4e .CemsIrats, In swet xlet.
baIt ber Der. etoaten $500, nod gattdbd uni
nd EUROPA $3.50 tdbrItd tei HprauSsatlsls.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
Holitiidje nnb nnpolitiid)e
&dnbgluHen.

rEoor 2ittle Belgium, - es|
lnpB apieoer oils Mibableiter iiir
ENGLAND oienen.
Sc mebr Die Mmerifaner fir
gelaien loraen, je tpenigcr broud)t
enslano fir Die getrosene, 3rt tblnr.
gs lieet Metbpoe in ser eng.
LANDER @ab11iimr, bas mllB man if
nen lalieu! ..os
@ern, Gnglan6 in Spmpatbie
fir 8elgien maht, oaln itedt pieoer
etwas babinter.
-@enn ser arieg ,pirflid) in STU
ma1lien entidieocn miro, oaull lit or
ertldieoen.
<Blanos ariegs= un0 Marine-
miniIter rednen allf Sieg .a.... :.
a%opfred'''en Id1fDo9!
Ales gu ieiner 3eit; crit M1,=
manien, oann @llblano, Damn Sic
@eitfront.
8ufareit lit elm feIier @Iab uno
oob lit gerabe sort sic Gage Iebr
tfpadelig.
III Gn1rdiu piinidt Sen fiir5eiten
Mes sum Sieg.. Zen lperroesn- i'm
bic 9e'tide. 5eieen,
49, Sic 9%Ssssultrallenl Omit Musna66ttns,
Der Sdppeia 5paniens un0 sdme=
oeas)J leioenIm Gaanniflapismrts
Ivy a,Msebr @ebiirrnr. m,1B sen, ariies
ae!pinlnpen4, s1neint @inlton Spencer
e9''rdfa: srHes qnalon0l
Die SAaliener bol6el1 cine fosell,tzs
|ide 5ra,1 alg Spionin eridoIiell. =
@eint ltl1ierg Iliirten : Yrelie?
4 s8H &f.~ . NHret91 /
Gnglaabf MIN Zine San6eIg-
idiffe nod ifiiirfer bepqfinen - ~.
e'naoffenes seideu ieii''er sahpate. I
ss,t 9tuntai,,iien mfrs Ser arieg
entidieoen, dber Sic &llrrdiaen .lpper-
ben ibn II DIT fir sic Mlliirten ent=
ideiben.
Die Mem Worf Zines" bort,
Deutidlanos 8erbaIteu in ser 5audj-
boot 5ra9e .bube 6es @rdiioen=
ten 8eonl6 nabe5lt erldopft. -
Sort, bortl
Morgan bat bent Sing Sic Ser
|ltdernrg gesebel, Dob Sic 0ereinig=
ten 6taaten 11id,ts gegerl gnglauo
lliltcr1ebn1en tDerben. Or ideint iid)
apirfIid fiir oen aaiier bon Nmerifa
5u balten.
Cine 9agfer Mniidt: oNmerifa
befrieoigt Gngla1o lu ieben 3reis.
Mbiparten mir moIe1 lie.
ben, ob Ser ASreis bon tauienb MiilIio-
men ben amerifanern 1lidt bod gu
bod iein miro. !
Die britiihe @miralitdt 5Gblt
% engliide Sdiffe nlf, Ole pon oeut-
idben Iaudbootell a,Weblid| oDneWar
1lrg perielft tpl1rocn. Die bieiige
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25
proaIliirte GreIie fann NUT lpeit MET

sSSl 2pnbtn miro Die Geportir-
ing ar6eitsibeuer 9elgier nod)
Geuti6lmo baalpti1dlid) aus 6ehl
|@runoe 10 peinlih empfunoen, neil
eil1 Notbitano in gelgien iid am BE-
item BUR Stimmunesmade aegc.1
Geutidlalo p%erwertben labt.
@ie irob marer sic g%ngldnocr,
tpern aildl lie Die nad england G..
flad)teten belgiiden 6al,llen5er De-
portiren fonnten. NnItanbsbaIbcr
follnen lie oas nid)t nllo Darl,fll
|entriiiten lie lid iiber oie Brutal
tat" Ser 3entlden.
Sic Mnfinoialing einer @rtrl,
oipioelbe bon AZ 8ro5ent 5u5iialid,
Der 21iartals : 3inlenrafe Don IA
Groaent Ser Great @eltern Sllga1
SO. bietet fir aae Die meiter feiite
lleberraid}it1la, bic g~e5ruunleen iillo
Giilfallfe inn fleinen MfaBitabe 81
be1perfltelligen.
Nus 8appenoedel id)eint oit
1elltlflanb" geraoe nid)t 9ebaut 81
lein, ionit batte lie Sen Sdleppc;
nidt in srpei Sbeile i6neioen fonnell
Sest lperoen oie &erren 9riten fom
men llno be%bal1pten, bob Die Gelltidl
lano ood Elm &riegslhiff lei, 30 il.
ranlmen fant1.
Sic Mep. s)orfer probritild!
Nrelie meiB. lidl 1lidt genilg al t6ul
in ibrer 8eroamrtllng 0es Nbidl1b.
bon @elaier1i mad 9eutidlnno. Iiei
9ebeudelte Gntriiitung miro pltrd) 81
6rase erlebigt: sollen Die gelgier ii
ibrem 2oiloe, no feline geld1ftisun!
fiir lie por6an0eu lit, n~erblngerll
ooer louen lie iii Ieutidloro 90,
taalide 9roO fir lid ultb lire 6a
milien peroie1en? &
Ser &orrelponDent elmer Ser
Oorfer probritiihen 3eitling, Ser G:
nige Modlen in 0eutid,lano mar
lfiloert in einem @rtifel, mic gel1ai
Die oentlden 9eboroen Sen Arslall
bern auf bie Singer leben. 9obe
llld)t ct Oen ginbrud gu erpeden, 90:
ollie M1slanoer 10 bebanbelt miieorr
mie er beballOelt lporoen lit.
0as lit natiirlid mieber gel
Gen aorreiponbenten DO.
pro9ritilden gfattern,i Die taali6 81
9%emeinitell 2iigen tiibers 3eutidlaa
~perhreitenly ge11au Ialtf Die SINGER a
lelle11s iii DIE Fflidt Der oeitlder@s
boroen. .go.sa ssi5N. s5tG, t
8e1lt man Die perlopenen @euid
}te 1aerr GGlrtms h1a1o @meaes mIiei
lllnBf mon lfHdfli mir lplluoern, odB 81
oerttlde . 8Ngeggiaruu s(hieie oerfappte
Mgenten oeg 6eiuoes iiber6auptuiibe
toie oelltlfle ,Gren5e bereinlabt.
Mttitanbi9e tfsbs ipifflide naaaihtErdl
auslanber meroen in 9eutldlan
a1ltanoig ms nit 3uborfemfAenbei
~IbebanoeIf
L.. .TAHFs ~ g M -a,-4 Eas.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Sunn1e pes ansebptes $4,000
Sbre @ebnroe fir Dffentlidle IrbeiS
ten lpiirbe empfeblen. Dob oieler &on~
trait bergeben meroe an 81. sc. 2ife.
ba berlelbe Ser niebriglte In9ebote
teller.
adtltnssppuit unterbreitet
8e + 6rbe iii Dff. Irbeiten.
Ser S. @. Grppleh
&ommil5dr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

- 90. 10 - nadoem <mdnien
seidlasen lit, baben Sic Sample sort
MIR lofale 9ebelltumg nab M1l-
lidt ser 2onooner Safperitanoigen.
ltn6 oieielben grperten baben bonn
gintritt R%um1niens in ben 8rieg Die
gntldeioung ermartet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Mamcnsalfpui auf iebe nno ale Scr
p%prltebenben 8eiolutionen ersab pas
fpleenbe HeInltat:
ga - Sold, Se6rins. auebl, 2inbz
bolm, Ioeler, Raben. Rroetler - 7.
Hein ~ &einer.
8%errednunss : Committee.
Ilb. Mdeper pralentirte Ben 8eriht
bes @errednlines : Committees lpie
folet. nno alf ieinen antrae murben
Die Inipriide nnb 3ablliiteu 5urMus~
5ablung ansetpielen:
Iplisei : 3epartement.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

|StSS olptl ". - ~ Z
|8. 81. 2nnn A So
Sc. &linfel & Cons 5 80
Mueller 2llmber So. 9 80
|Barr Sairp So. 10 90
Sri : Gitp Sent & 4ipnin9
So. 18 so
|Eeun Sil So. AZ 90
9anenport @ater So. 70 43
Soipn Cont. & @ng. 60. SO 90
1suuieipat Auab.
3ablliite bpm 80. Sftpber
Big 10. Nob. 50 25
Half & 8n1te 3 As
|g., 81. S. & g. 8p. So. IA 53
@eiunbbcitsbebDrbe.
Stabtclerf Dlpeler nerlas bus 9ro@
|tofpu Der lebten %resulareu SiBung oes
@elunoheitsratbes unb auf Intras bon
Sis. &uebl ipnrbe Dag 9rptofou aee
nebmiat uno bic 3ablliiten sur Cab
lung a~n9epieIen.
8ebDrse fit 0ffentitde 4rbeitet.
&omniliar grolplen perlas eiueu
geri6t Der 8eriammIungen Der Be-
b0rbe fir Dffentlide &rbeite1l, lpelder
1auf Nntraa po1s gle. Woeler ais emf
|pfangen. gu ben Ittcn genpmulen
fpnrbe. ~
a%otuniilar Grolplep praientirte eli
nel 8eridt iiber empfanseue Iuge6ote
fir Seipers, nie folgt, urb auf Inz
trag bon afb. Moeaer purbe Ser 9ee
ridt senebmigt unb Der &pntratt. lpie
%empfnbIen, %ner9eben:.
2abenport Sa., is. SOB. 1916.
Yin Gr. gbreu Sen Wtabor unb Sic Nlits
slieoer beg @taotratbs.5
Weine t6erren:s-
SIRE 8eborOe fir 6ffentlide Irbei<
ten enpfius am IA. Nob. 1915 bic
fol9enben Ansebote fir Die 8oultrufe
ton eiue5 geluers, unscfdbr erfor@
lDernb:
500 lfoe. SSus bon 10 : 80uiaen
GDhren.
2 giniteiseloder.
Abulpb 8ables.
ginlteiseloder . st7gS77N
ginlteiselpd)er. ieoes 1000
Slmule oes Mnsebotes . $4,000
81. SO. Cite.
@obreu /. S rs
ginlteiselDder, iebes $500
Sllmnle bes ansebotes $4,000
Sbre 8eboroe fir Dffentlide arbeiz
ten lpiirbe empfeblen. Bob oieler &onz
traft bergeben iperoe an 81. 90. 2ife.
ba berielbe Ser niebrislte an9ebote
teller.
adtunssppuit unterbreitet
8e + 1rbe ii T. Dff. Mrbeiten.
Ser S. @. CROWLEY,
&ommil5dr.
8erihiebenes.
Mlp. @oIh erfllnbigte iid mad SEM
Sortidritt Ser @ripeiteruns Der 8eue
man Nnenl1e, unb ua6 einer 9isfulIte
on. baB Die GtraBe 81 Dffnen iei, lpllr@
Be auf alb. GpId Mntras an9enommell.
aln. @old lenfte Die Iufmerfiam@
felt nuf Srrthiimer in Ser Nummerte
rung bon 9auleru, unb leiu Mntrag
iplrbc ~uuee,1ommen, BOB @uusnums
mern, pelde niht ridtig linb, leitens
Ser 9ebDroe fir offentlide Mrbeiten
unb Dem Stnot Sn9enienr forrlsirt
iperoen lollen.
Grnennnns pm @erfebrs aummiiaren
Mappr 8erlpalo seigte sic Grnens
nuns bon 2ouis GeNrmanp uno Sam
8. @bite als Wlitglieher Ser @erfebrse
&pmniilipn an nnb auf Nntraa bon
lglb. Mpeller ipurben Die Grnennungen
beltatigt.
@llf antras BON alb. aibl bertaste
lih Der Staotratb.
@ugoM pelIer,
Stubtzglerf-
Siermit beldeinise id sem 5tabt~
clerf. bab Sbiges Elm boll itanoigeE
unb genol1er 8eridt Ser ger6anbluns
gen Ser regnldren Chung bes Staptz
ratbes, %absehalten AM Is, Nobembcr
1915, lit.
Ma1pb8 Gram.
Sffi3ieler 9eridteritatter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

- Die britiide mmiralitat sabIt
90 engliide Sdiffe aalf, Die pom oeut-
lhen Gaaldbootell a,ugeblid oDneWar.
111ng 1erieuft nrrben. Die bielige.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Cine @agler Mmiidt:: vgglreriifa
befrieoigt gnglano lt1t ieben &reis.
Wnarten . mir npIlen le.
ben, ob Ser Nreis bon tauieno MilIios
men ben Mmerifanern ,nidt bod gu
bod iein miro. !:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-25

Siermit beIdeinise id sem 5tabt~
cIert. bab Sbiges elm bolltdnbiger
unb genaller geridt Ser Serbanb[uns
gen Ser regnldreu Chung oes Staptz
ratbes, a~bsebalten >am IS, 3obember
1915, lit.
MaIpb8 gram.
Sffi3ieuer 9eridterltatter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06
MUSICAL FEAST AT
 THE BIJOU THEATRE
Minneapolis Orchestra of Talented Musicians Booked Febru are 16-Is An Engagement of Great Public Interest

Birmingham is to have a great feast of orchestral music at the BiJou on February 16-a week from next Wednesday.
 Many fine orchestras have been heard here, but the Minneapolis, which comes for two concerts on the date named is the largest that has ever planned southern tour. Only four cities south of Louisville will have the privilege of hearing this celebrated or chestra-New Orleans, Birmingham Nashville and Memphis-and our music lovers will be indebted to Mrs Richard r. Johnston and Mrs. D. T. Rice for this rare treat These ladies, because Of their interest in high class musical art and their civic pride, signed a contract for this attraction and are working hard to make it a success from every point of view. Every mail brings re- mittances from out-of-town people for seat reservations
 While the afternoon concert will be especially for school children the pro- gramme will please all grown-u ups who are so fortunate as to have seats. The seat sale for the night performance is now in progress at Cable hall, but the sale of seats for the matinee to other
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-06

The Largest Orchestra to Tour
 The South-Eighty-five Pieces
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-23
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL
TO COME EAST NEXT FALL

BOSTON, Dec. Professional
football, bringing with Il cluster Of
old time stars. is due east next fall.
Plans are being made here for
games. and II the pros produce the
brand OF football they show IN the
west they probably will be seen in
other cities o. the east.
The deserted ball parks, with their
bleak bieachers. offer an ideal set
ting for the Temperance at the an
cicnt plgskln game Of some Of the
former fayorites
Professional foot5aii went like a
prairie fire In the middle west this
year. Former all-American stars
and college captains played to ca
pacity crowds wherever they went.
In tho effete east are even more
stars Of yesterday, than decorate the
Wild and woody. Many of them are
pining for the discarded mole skins
and cheated shoes. But as yet they
have made their appearance only in
alumni contests, or. in Boston, as
members of the Batter A or | Corps
Cadets. in their annual game.
Salaries of 500 week and more
were paid in the west to stars who
we're called back, more perhaps BY
the lure of the gridiron than by the
remuneration.
Jim Thorpe. the Indian all-around
star. led team known as the Canton
Bulldogs this fall that was a whale.
On 1t played such brilliant perform
ers as Soucy. OF Harvard Ghee, OF
Dartmouth. Costello. Georgetown;
Spears. Dartmouth: calac, former
Indian star, and many others who
have attained no little fame at the
gridiron game.
Ernie Soucy, former Harvard
captain and crack end, back from
Wisconsin where he's been coaching,
is enthusiastic over the prospect and
incidentally had q, lot to seay about
Jim Thorpe and his playing which
he greatly admires.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-23
FORRESTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Whitefield and
little daughter. Edna Fay, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hampton.
Miss Lille Cherry of Kerens has
returned home after weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. Ira w. Phelps.
Miss Maurine Marks and Lee Mar
tin of Nash spent few hours with
Miss Annie Love Ellison Sunday af-
ternoon.
Tom Ellison of near Ennis is Wis
iting his brother, Lum Ellison.
Mr.. asd Mrs. Cade Adkins and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Wells
and family and Miss Nettye APP
ping spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. V. C. Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Adkins spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs G.. L. Roe
buck at South Prong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hickman and
daughter. Miss Eva, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Walker and Mrs. Lillian Har-
ris and daughter, Juanita. were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Worley.
Mrs. Jim Lott and Mrs. Cal West
were shopping in Waxahachie one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward and family
spent Sunday with her sister at Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lumpkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Morley and Mrs. Art
Harwell went to Waxahachie Mon
day
Mrs. Bean and children of McKin-
ney have returned to their home af-
ter a weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. Justice.
Miss Hulette Ball. who has been
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-23
PUE CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP cATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged noAtrils will
open. The air passages of your head
viii clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dullness, headache; no haw-
king, snuffling, mucous discharges
or dryness; no struggling for breath
at night.
Tell your druggist you want a
small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply a little of this fragrant, anti
septic cream in your nostrils. let it
penetrate through every air passage
Of the head soothe and heal the
swollen. inflamed mucous membrane,
and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffed UP and miserable (adv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-23

pores do.
For every ounce OF food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be
carried out of the body. If this
waste material is not eliminated day
by day it quickly ferments and gen.
crates poisens, gases and toxins
which are absorbed or sucked into
the blood stream, through the lymph
ducts which should suck only nour-
ishment to sustain the body.
A splendid health measure is to
drink, before breakfast each day, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful Of limestone phosphate in
it, which is a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the entire alinentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
a quarter pound OF limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the
drug store but is sufficient to make
anyone en- enthusiast on inside bath
ing. Men and women who are ac-
customed to- wake up with dull,
aching head or have furred tongue,
bad taste. nasty breath, sallow COM
plexion, others who have bilious at
tacks.. acid stomach or constipation
are assured OF pronounced improve
ment in both health and appearance
shortly. (adv.)
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in the Baptist sanitarium at Dallas
for some time, is at home again and
is improving slowly.
John Henry Marks and Mrs. Almi
Morris of Hutchins were SUNDAY
guests Of Miss Ruby Watson.
Messrs Fay Whitefield and Hugl
McKoy went to Nash Sunday afte.
noon.
Several of the young people spen1
very pleasant afternoon with Mis-
Flossie McKoy Sunday.
Misses Nettye Appling and Gerts
Adkins entertained with party Al
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Roe
buck Thursday night. Music and
games were enjoyed. Chicken sand
wiches, olives, ambrosia and Gaze
were served. Those present were
Mrs. j. b. Harrington of Nash, Jua'
nita Harris, Lottye Appiing, Ada ana
Bessie Jacobs, Mollie, Mamye ana
Paralee Hoover, Edna Toone, Nun,
ME Null and Flossie Mekoy, ana
Messrs. Jones Digger, Bob Reed 20
Justice, Robby Ellison, Robert DUG
ger. Losson Thompson, Hugh anu
Odell MeKoy, Fay WHITEHEAD 90
nest Hoover, Erskine Rodgers, VII
mer Davis. Farrar Briggs and Huoef'
Ward of South Prong.
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WEEPING ANO WAITING AND
CRASHING OF TEETH
FIVE THOUSAND ARGENTINA EM-
pIsOlES 10 BIZ DIVORCED
FROM FORK BARREL.


BUENOs AIRES. Dec. 2S.-Terri-
Bile lamentation is heard in Argen-
tine officials circles today because
the new government headed by Presi-
dent Irigoyen intends January |, to
stop the salaries OF all national em-
ployes whose services the president
does not consider absolutely neces-
scry.
Unofficial estimate is made that
about 5000 job holders throughout
the country WIN be affected. The
number is considerable considering
that Argentina's population IS only
5000. coo to s.003,00o but even
the employees themselves know that
great numbers have done absolutely
no work and that practically nobody
has worked anywhere nearly up to
his maximum capacity.
As an Illustration OF the manner
in whica the members of the Irigoyen
regime have been speeding up the
government departments. Minister OF
s'lnanee Salaberry suddenly dropped
into the custom house just after
midnight few days after he was
Such thing was never
heard CT before in the whole history
OF South America. \
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c. /. 4. STUDENT is
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

ROBERT LEE. Texas, Dec. "a
The lsfeless body OF Miss Eula stone
was found near the top OF noun
thin eight miles north OF this place
late Wednesday, where evidently she
had missed her step and fallen
against stone. Her neck was bro
ken. The place where the body was
found was about mile from hex
fafhers camp. She had been dead
probably three hours when the body
was found.
From appearances it is supposed
that she had descended from the top
ledge OF rock on the mountain 10 a
second ledge. which was sharply in
elined. aud on this her feet slipped,
causing her head 10 strike stone
Death must have been instantaneous.
She carried her oanteen in her hand
aud Was evidently on her way to the
camp
Miss stones father, A. r. Stone,
until recently was cashier Of bank
here. she was 10 years old aad on
~ recently came home from the Col
iege OF Industrial, Arts az Deat9n.
where she was . student, 70 pend
Christmas.
Search for her was started late
"Wednesday afternoon when she fall
ed to return 70 camp after going fer
a stroll on the Mountain Wednesday
morning.
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WANTS. lsli.L RENDITION
LAW Ri"IDLY ENFORCED

DALLAS, Texas, December u.s.
jeff y. Bruton, county commissions
er. has suggested 70 the commission
ers court that Dalhs county com
ply with the fali coalition law. and
then ppt i up TO the state author
mes 10 enforce the law generally.
The las has always been eonsid-
cred dead letter" and no county
il Texas complies With lis provisions.
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A Christmas package came yes
to-day from our old confederate
eomrade. W. X. Norman. II was
neatly labeled. with best wishes for
a Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. It was not fireworks nor
candy. but genuine. old fashioned
country SAUSAGE. Billy. may you i've
10 raise many more crops OF hogs.
and may we be here to help You eat
the sausage.
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WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wssh the poisons and toxins from
system before putting mere
sooS into stomach.
ssya 'rsiie-hathins makes any
enc iook ard feel clean,
sweet ara Refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside be-
fore breakfast Ike you do on the
outside. This is vastly more inlpor-
tart because the skin pores Go not
absorb impurities into the hiood,
causing Illness, while the bowel