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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by Ellis County Abstract Company. Office
Basement Court House.

smith survey. s7.Sgo.
n d Rice 10 4 l.. sparkmans part
block O. Midlaad addition. Ennis;
$500.
r.. Timer to r .. Malloy ei.S2
acres Of f. W Banton survey.
81 eco
g. W Walker Jr et ux TO l.. Trip
petit at NJ. part bIick %. wsxaha-
chic: assoc.
r. +. sparkman to r. l.. Spark
man. part block 30. Ennis; $1,000.
r. NJ simpson ct vir to w. b.
Jackson. part blocks 20 and 81, Fer
ris addition. waxahaehie: sf,25O.
Dunaway Broe to 4. II. Nelson,
lot II. Oak Lawn addition. waxs-
hachie; $500
8 II. Mckay TO r. letters. part
block 3. Andrews addition, Ferris;
ss0o.
y. A. Howle ct ux to NJ. II Camp
bell ct 81. lot 4. block /. c. p. Rog-
ers addition. warahschie; SO SEQ.
J. G. Mckay ct ux to W. Spark
man, part r. Pena survey; $4,000.
W y. Gray ct ux TO ]. G. Mckay
part r. Pena survey: $3.50.
Total considerations, s5i.34o.25.
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WALL Street COOS ON
the ELECTION TIGHTEN

NEW YORK, October 14.--Wall
street odds against the reelection OF
President Wilson frightened today.
Betting commissioners reported plen-
ty Of Wilson money TO pat on the
short end Of odds at two To one.
Hughes betters were holding out for
eight TO five odds. A single wager
of 5000 to $4,000 was offered
against Hughes but it was refused.
hughes hackers were coming with
offers of $4,000 TO $4,000.
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ny. Pr. Program.

special meeting How can train
myself for christian work. Miss
Rcsabel Herndon. leader.
The Introduction BY Leader.
Scripture reading. Matt ss:is-2e;
2 Tim. rs: PISA. IA IL, Eph. 4:
1s-i5---Isy Miss Rena Cantrell
In seeking to train ourselves va
must know some thing.
l. A knowledge OF the needs BY
Bili Sealy,
=. We must know how tn do
personal work BY Miss Lena Nall.
3, Learn 10 talk for Christ. --Miss
Mary Harreil
4. Must know how TO put bust
ness In our reiibion--3y Mr.. simp-
Eun.
8. Must know how to finance our
church affairs--Bs Marian Mus
grave.
Ma,,he< se,i-5-By Miss Fannie
Nitfen.
What the D. Y. p. U. does by
Mrs. Stapiey.
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SIX DAYS HORSE
RACING AT WACO
HigA Class sIssds tsisrsd tG lsri t'sa''
al tee Cotton Palace.
TRACK Is FASTEST IN THE STATE
Some Real Thrills in Store Tor Ihos.
VINO Witness Racing Program AZ
Cotton Palace in November.

There viii be six days Of high class
horse racing az the Cotton Palace.
Owners OF thoroughbred animals al
over the country have expressed ue
sire to enter their horses in the races
to be conducted by the Cotton Palace
exposition.
The track has been improved to sucn
an extent that It is now considered one
Of the fastest tracks in the southwest
Horsemen who have been working ou'
their animals this spring and summer
declare that nothing else could be done
TO make the track any better.
The indications are that much
larger number OF horses will be en-
tered for the races this fall than was
the case last year.
The thousands Of people In Texas
who love a good clean horse race VIII
have the time OF their lives at the ex
position.
The racing program will be as fol
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II sounds rather incongruoEs.
'dosen't II, that such thing az an
Iaristociacy could exist among the
|gypsy-llke folk who dwell beneath
the biIlowtng white tops OF the cir
Gus world7
Although Ii is not generally
known. such social strata does ex-
ist among the performers. and In II
mot more than twenty families are
represented So exclusive IL this
'clan that one generation follows an
other in the various feats Of skill and
daring In the ring and aerial rig
gIng. Thus. the acrobat of today If
turning. With added thrills. OF course,
the same ~omeIsaulis his grandfath-
Ter performed in the long departed
day OF The one-ring circus.
When the Barnpm & Bailey circus
comes 70 waxahsthie on October &c
There viii be among the host OF per-
formers a young girl and her brother
who repft'cnt The present generation
OF one OF the oldest and most famous
families OF circus performers This
BE the wen-known Davenport family
OF riders, ths members of which have
been prominent in the circus world
Through four generations.
Victoria davenport. the beautiful
girl who viii ride her silver gray
horse In the center ring. is one of the
Youngest and al tho same time the
most graceful and skilled girl rider
in the sawdust arena today, and she
has host OF admirers in every city
In the country, who have followed her
career ever since she was an infant.
Her family name is familiar TO our
grandfathers for in the days of the
ene~ring circus the name OF Dayen-
port represented the acme OF perfec-
ton In horseback riding. just as ii
docs today.
Victoria Davenport and her broth
Ter, orrin. are one OF the big riding
features OF the Barnum 4 Bailey cir
Gus this season. They are English
people. born In Deyonshire, but they
have been riding virtually since in
fancy. Two other sisters, Lulu and
May. are also famous riders, al
though they are not appearing in
the circus this season.
'rne Bsrnum 4 Bailey circus this
ysqr is offering a program OF unus-
Euai excellence, replete with novelties
ard innovations Many new foreign
acts are being offered for the first
time. and the sturendous. new ORR
entail display, Persia, or the Pa
gcants OF the Thousand and One
Nights which preeedes the arenic
enter tainment at each performance,
lis cne OF the most gorgeously cos
TUNED novelties ever presented UNI
der circus canvas.
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For a Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamberlain's Tablets and
adopt a diet of vegetables and ee-
reals, Take outdoor exercise daily
and your complexion will be great
~ improved within a few months.
Try IT. Fore sale by Curlin's Two
Drug Stores. d-ady
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To get the best prices FOR any ar
ticle you may have for sale it is
necessary that everybody know that
you have something for sale. Let
the Daily Light want column tell
them about ii. tt
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Conditions.


Entries close Wednesday, Oct. %,
1916.
Membership is held In the American
Trotting Association.
All races except county races will
be mile heats, three heats, every heat
race.
Money divided so. 25. Is and 10 per
cent
Six to enter and four to start.
Entrance fee per cent of purse and
per cent deducted from money win.
ners OF each full division Of the purse.
Horses with mile track records will
be allowed four seconds.
Horses with records allowed one sec
ond for each year if raced. If he fails
to equal or lower his record or win &
race
All starters must qualify by o'clock
day preceding race.
The association reserves the right to
reject entries or to declare off any race
on account of bad weather or any other
sufficient cause, to change order OF
program or postpone races on account
Of rain or other sufficient cause
Racing to start at / 80 o'clock p. M.
each day. weather permitting.
Entered horses may declare out fo7
3 per cent OF purse any time up and
until day of race. One. horse may be
entered in two classes and be held for
only one entrance fee, unless starting
In both; or two horses may be entered
In one race for one entrance fee. but
only one allowed to start il owned by
the same owner.
Running Conditions.
Weight for age. Entries to close 8
D. m. evening before the race. Starting
fee for all races will be q per cent OF
purse. Money divided so, %. and Is
per cent. As many as four horses are
required to start in all races, Condi.
tons made to suit horses on track.
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KILL RESOLUTION THAT
FoRBiUS DIVORCES MARRYING;

ST. LOUIS, Oct 1.-THE house
of deputies and the house of bishops
of the Protestant Episcopal church,
in joint session this afternoon. kill
ed the resolution that would have
prohibited the marriage of divorced
persons In the church.
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WILL Be NO PEACE IF
ALLIES WAIT FOR KNOCKOUT

COLOGNE, Germany. Oct. H.
IF those fellows make peace only
when Germany has been knocked
out they will never make peace.
This was the emphatic statement
today of Ernest Posze. chief editor
of the Cologne Gazette. probably
German's greatest editor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
DR.. James Headache Powders
give instant relief-Coss
dime g package.

Nerve-raeking. splitting or duh,
throbbing headaches yield in Just few
moments TO Dr. James Headache Pow
ders which cost only 10 cents pack
age at any drag store. It's the quick
est. surest headache relief in the whole
world Don't suffer- Relieve the
agoay and distress now, You can
AliliiouS 81 men and women have
found that headache and neGralFi
misery IS needless. Get whss yoa
for.
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TWO CRUISERS DESTROYED
THOUSAND MEN PERISH

BERLIN, October 14.-German
submarines sank the French cruiser
Rigel in the Mediterranean on Oc-
toher and torpedoed the French
cruiser Gallia on October 4, 1900
French and Serbian troops perishing,
i. was officially announced today.
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Church services at II a. m. and
7so p. m.
sunday school meets at 5 am
youhg peoples service Gao p. m
At the morning service Pastor a
n. Hall will conclude the series OF
sermons on Old Testament and New
Testament Prophecy with sermon
On "Pre- Milleniaiists and the prim'
five Faith"
Inc subject TOT the evening SET
mon will BE- 'Jonah's Doctrine OF Sal
walton
Our friends aud visitors in oui
city are invited to these services.
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Main stsvet Christian Church.
Kew. Chas. A. chasteen, minister
Bible school at s:45 o. IN.
Preaching service NJ II .. N. -
Christian Endeavor at e3o y. m
Special song and evangelistic ser
vice At 7 SO p. m.
II il requested that the member
ship attend Bible school and each
caurch service tomorrow.
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LOW RAILROAD RATES.

Waco Texas.-Realizing that the
Cotton Palace exposition is now one 81
the largest institutions in Texas. The
railroads have arranged to pat into eff
feet rates this year that viii be as low
as any granted 10 any exposition in the
south
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14

which swept over the Danish West
Indies early in the week, was today
reported moving toward the Ynea-
tan channel in the path of shipping.
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VIOLIN AT BARGAIN--with. nice
leather case; will sell at SIS. Would
pass as brand new, Instruction book
also included. Phone 500 or this of
flee. dh-tf
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STORM WARNINGS FOR
SHIPS IN THE GULF

WASHINGTON. Oct HURT
cane warnings to shipping in the
Gulf OF Mexico We're sent out today
by the weather bureau. The storm
which is believed to be the one
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IN THE CHURCHES.
eA~HAH~Ae~e . . . . . .
ballard Height. Mission.
sunday school At p. N.
Preaching 81 p. m.


sunday school at s:so a. m.
Preaching at 4 a m and 1880 y.
NJ. Epworsh League meets at $40
r. NJ.
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Services ~ Il q. m. aud 7:3e y.
~. ia the Chapman building on West
Main street. sunday school At 80
= m.
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Every statement In Curlin's ads
are carefully made and guaranteed
true. sat-tf
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sunday school az es46 a. m.
Morninx service III o'clock
Christian Endeavor meeting
] IN.
evening service 7 o'clock.
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When that Jczcbcl thcrc"-hc jorkrd
his thumb toward the do"r-"Sold me NJ
the trial l swQre I'd get quits with her.
II | swing Tor 1t. lie Spat OUT inc
words in an even voice that made them
ten times more vcnomou$. Mark You,
in the time that ! hnSw her she had bled
me for thousands. Then when the other
man turned up she had To gel rid OF me
and the Old Bailey was thu mrthnd
she chose. | don't know ii any of YOU
'G'ntlcm Al know what hatr !S-r"al
whitehut. flaming hatred that eats Il
mans riIalS uul"--hc Chukrd Il little
but never mind that. Ny first idea WAS
To work IN escape. for | knew mE sen
tencc would not b" n light one. had
plenty Of munrY--n'vrr mind how l
kept it out of other peoples clutches.
There was Il man sentenced the Sauc
day as myself To W." years. Their" was
q certain similarity between us in hight
and build and physical characteristics
| don't mean that We We're in any way
doubles. but II was enough /" give me
;n idea when | learned that after the
rising "f the court We were I" hc taken
TO Il fresh prison In the van | got my
chance offered him thousand n
year To exchange sentences and idrnu-
Ties with inc--ScVcn thousand pounds in
all. He fell in with tn" Idea. and when
We descended in the prison yard he was
John Crakc and II was Isaac Wells.
That was his name.
nuu forgotten bIt luIlIe W Iitit l1J
tcrm--or rather Wells trrm--was draw
ing To Il close. my finger prints We're 10
hc taken again rs Il matter OF ordinary
routine to be sent /" Scotland Yard Tor
comparison. Tint staggered IN" ut first.
bur | WAS not done. My prison record
had been good--fnd that and The fact
that | was we'll educated caused IN"
now and again IL h" chosen for work III
the office. | watched and waited. and
pure accident helped m" al last.
managed To lay my hand TOR lew
srncondS oh tho prints. III" day they
were to b"Srut to London. And the prints
that went up were tho*" Of the real
Wells
II wanted to II" rrcc--Iartly 10: the
sake Of freedom. mainly To get even with
Madclin" l'ulfurd. Prison had altered my
apIrurancc in some respects. ana did
What | could myself. | won't trouble
YOU with my adventures in tracking her
down I found the man for whom ! had
been sacrificed had committed suicide
in TariS. and from Their" followed her
all over the world. sometimes going on
u blind. sometimes getting hint her"
or there that satisfied me ! should get
her sooner or later. heard ut last
that she had married u" lieSEk". and
reached New York day h"I"Fr lheE
sailed for England.
There was Il vacant berth "n the
Columbia and ! took 1t. ! kept out "f
her sight, but | watched for my chance
like Il cat. She never seemed To b" alone
and il was not my purpose tn take any
risk Of involving myself II X could be
avoided Then there WAS the row in
the smoking room That frightened me
for 4 while. hut when | saw that Mr.
Silvrrvalc did not recognize me | did
not mind.
81 WAS III the mex tcarTiaIc /" her in
the boat train from Southampton TO
London and my taXirab was close be
! IL, ,.,,I OF h., bul n
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| scores of circumstances that pointed
against him. and but for The accident Of
the finger print it might have looked
j very ugly"
! II don't understand about that finger
! print" marked Erake.
1T was left on The book the woman
+ had been reading when you placed it on
! lha table. Well. anyway. we got DO
! Ecszke and when found that his finger
! print did not agree with that on the book
! WAS at q dead loss. OF course. l
! had your record looked UP when Mr.. Sill
| vervale identified the dead woman US
| Madeline Fuford and found YOU were
| supposed to be still in prison. Naturally.
But. when l found myself right up
! against If I took a forlorn chance and
| compared the prints from the book with
J those we had Of yours Then Mr.. Sill
yervals Identified a portray Of you rs
! that Of a passenger named Norman who
came over on the Columbia. I rcmrm-
bered that a Mr.. Norman had been ques-
/ toned here by our people. and VIC came
on. That's all.
Crakc's thin lips curved into n sncer.
1T was just the off chance of your COM
pairing the prints that did it," he said.
'Forrester made Glsclaiming gesture.
Forester made disclaiming gesture.
The records would have been searched
sooner or later in any event. and we'd
| have hit on you. I would have taken 4
day or two. though and you'd have got i
start"
And you don't Know how 1t is Tn
stu not in prison, and no ono knows
I've been at large for year
NO. not altogether admitted the
chief detective carclessly. "Thcre'S been
a change Of Identity and big bribery
pie to explain He was careful not 20
ask any questions.
Well" said Crakc slowly. II can help
you out on that This is what happened:
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Quick Way
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There are MANY worthless limitations
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(Coutiuu.d from Wednesdays Intel
ligencer.)

Suddenly his face. lightencd and nc
Z jerned himself irUta his chair With
swift movement II his Who'll" body. ls-
noring the journalist. he rushed from
turned. When h. did ne was accom-
panied by Grant.
Tell mn'--hc addressed SiiTervaIe-
did YOU ever see Crakr*.
This other shook his head. Il was out
OF town when he was tried. II was
after the case was over that inter
viewed Madeline Fulford.
Grant was frowing. II 1 hadn't seen
the records. Forester. d say you were
mad rs the most unheard of thing,
Well see whether I'm mad or not.
sal ithe chief inspector grimlE. he
placed a photograph. the o!tiftclal side
and fuli-face, before Silverval". Did
you ever see that man before
Nor ,hat:" The second photograph
was = studio portrait with the name Of
a Strand firm at the bottom. It awoEe
some vague "Reminiscences in SiIverVaie.
He held it closer to the light.
Wait a minute." Grant placed q
sheet Of paper over ,he bottom Of the
face. hiding the muStachc and chin.
Recollection came 70 Silvervale in
flash. 1t was hoffman. the man with
the lustcrless blue eyes. who had COM
nented on Madeline Fu!ford in the
smoking room OF the Columbia.
He explained. The hairs done diff
ferently" ne added, but I can recog-
nize the upper part of the face. though
he's older now than when this photo
graph was taken. Do you think he s
mixed up in thiso
Maybe answered Forester enie-
rnatically Til have man motor down
70 the prison now'-he was speaking
70 Grant-"aud we'll 90 on TO the Pal
atia1. IF I'm any Judge he'll still b.
there. His room was number 472, al
most opposite her suite. I had him
questioned. nf course, but 7 never
d:cameG-
Silyervai., lit - cigarette resignedly.
''Tts all |ir""k 70 me-" he complained.
still. nav" II" right to ask questions"
You'll understand in an hour or TWO"
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MUST MAKE REPORT

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. IL
All city and county sealers of weights
and measures will be required to make
an official report this year to the State
Department Of Weights and Measures.
Hlanks on which these reports will be
made, were sent from the department
today, The reports will cover all work
done during The year between Novem-
Der |. 1915 and November /. 1916. Trial
WrighingS made will constitute an I'M
portant part of the report, as will the
condemnation Of Illegal scales. weights
and measures.
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rhinestones bands held the little DO
dice over the shoulders. Her hair was
worn quite high on the head. Miss
Francns' gown was Of silver lace
through which shown bows and loops
of coral ribbon and with fluffy skirt
draperies of bright green chiffon. me
waist was of silver lace and hung III
coat effect. Mrs. Fuller Glasscock was
attired in white with a high tlcheo
girdlp the sleeves Of chiffon OF eioo"
lon rth and Fulfilled
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For Visitors,

Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Robinson at their
home on Ninth street, Warwood. en-
tertained last evening for the pleasure
of Miss Dorothea Blinn and Mrs. Blinn
Of Cincinnati, o.. who are guests Of
local friends. Halloween games sup
piled Il pleasant pastime and refresh
irents were served The guests were:
Miss Gibson, Miss Sarah Ebling. Mrs.
Ebling, Miss DorOthea Blinn, Mrs. Blinn,
Wilbur Miller, Harry Miller, DR.. Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Leonard. Mr..
Beeme, Dick Mccoy, Mr.. Jones. George
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Robinson and
Mr.. Maughcman.
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Thin Weak Nervous People

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Interesting Party.

Al tho nome of Mrs. l.. ". Ernest on
North Erie street. Tuesday evening. the
members Of class "a Of the Thomson
N. +. church were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. Ernest, Mrs. Charles
Earhart and Mrs. u. y. Porter. IPere
were more than fifty guests present
members Of the class of which Mrs
Frank Kinchcloe is teacher. The occh-
sion was rcnIctc with interesting lea
lures, rs it also observed the fifth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
who were presented with dozen cut
rlnsS sherhrt glasses, the presentation
speech having been made by Miss Eve
i'm Dngcr. At this meeting which also
combined a business session, ii was de-
cidrd To become Il charter member "l
the Philathca, which is an international
and intcrdcnominational order. The
next meeting will be held ut the home
of Mrs. f.. !. Shnfer on North Eric
sfrcnr NnNenhnr IS