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with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.


Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth street.)
1ouVERNEtR ST. 60. 25x9s.6. Is part.
Dec ?i-Ncllie Russell to American Co
st. %lnstals, 10 mo, co atty, Martin L
HESTER 81 ~ n"ey $1,000
Green Realty co 20 Simon shapira "a
River.ide Drive. due Nov /. 1918, 90, pr
mis $4,000 atty. David | shapiro. %
RES WICK sT. .s.si. aoxco sIiSSo
Realty Holding 90 10 Helen II Kelly
r & 7 Co. lGo Bwey.. 49,. ',sig,ooo
succPopb In. 81. :, iiS : Houston s.. six
Mtg Co, So Liberty 81, due and I'M as
Per bond; atty. Titis Guar & r CO, i76
""ay '''''''..'' '...,.,...... .Si?, 900
East Of Firm avenue. between Fourteenth
ana 10th %streets.)
s?,s. Dec :i-it7 Fast sG,h s. Co 10
Ella X Doolins, l7s L. sOth st. due Feb
LigiI. s%' aItys. Knox & D%ooiinr. 81
West side.
West OF Fam avenue, between Fourteenth
ana 10th str-etsD
10Th ST, let,ioS W sossss. Dee :s-
iot,ioS West ,o,h ~ ,,orpn TO Lawyers
$4,000; atty, Lawyers TILE i II CO
sab ST. n s. 100 = 10Th ny. $4,000
n iOO'Sx W III 10 siGth Az 7Sx
ioox $ ?e5 TO beg. Oct Ruth A wal,
lac. to Greenwich Saw Bank, go t,h
AZ. J yrs $50; atlys. Bowers a :. ~
ssrH ST ~ W, 2tiixloo.5. with a'';09o
lSlst 81 corpn to Lawyers Mgt co, Ia
Liberty Ut, due and Int ~ per bond atty
Guar 7 A. T 10. l76 Bway. .... SEQ. o6O
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th s'r..,I
18th ST =, $50 W Amsterdam az. %,
l00.ll, Dec 2G--Jennie IL and Mary *
Shraiy to foxvale Realty Co. isS Bwav.
instaIlJ, *so,Os mo, y y Z: pr mtg SlT.
900 atty TIL" Guar T co, iTs
ilsTHi ST., So ", '.isxlco'ii, Dec ii ,rI 70
Davidson TO Union Trust Co OF \ Y. 10
Bwny,,s yrs, 3 y g; attys, Miller. X l. &
i.,TH ST, sSe ", 25xss,il. Doe s;.WW,wlV NY y
Fleming to American say Bank. lis
"a 81. . yrs b p C. atty. Jno V Irwin.
2o3 BWay' sl3, 900
RrOnN.
Borough OF The Bronx
WALTON Az. " $. 800 n Cameron nj. 5ox
loo-Edssr y Wooley to Mary NJ Arser>
per bond. attys. cloeke. X & u, 3gl n
M%Efii''vypiL.'Ei siii. isl sa.sxiso.Mi,;r,s:ss;i9 o
Biavaschi to Title Guar & 4 10 i7G
R~sy, Dec 20. due as per bond atty,
rs a 7 20. liG $4,000
iOoll-Ornnd Terrace CONSTR 20. Inc
to Thos ) t~fannon, s3i W 55th Ut, prior
mtg s3a,0OV, Dec ~, demand, 8 n r.,
s,iS' = J o'coanell, 49, West Farms
riHBoUr Az W.. i,is' iiis,a' st. ' sSi'sss
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

It'll Az. Sll-si5. g cor 2sth 1t, 5slx
ss,.: SssSs, Do. al, i, T ,s,, option }s1 ,s e o esr:
Herman Woog to United Merchant,
Realty 4 Impt Ca. ~ W 18th st, 10 io-is
yrs. from Dec l. 1918; atty. Euw j
$500 to 80. 900
BATHGATE Az. taI%--Tobias my Co "a
] Schnapp, 1851 Fulton sv. Q yrs, tram
Msy !. ioic; atty. J schnApA lSfs hath.
gsts $500
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LIS I'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

NTH ST. n $. 80: W Lenox sy-Mar.
garet . Sage agt lsidor Refs et 81 fore.
closure Of MORTGAGE; attys. DeFores'
CHERRY ST. sas-union Trust Co sg,
Joseph Levy ct nj foreclosure OF mort
Fagcl: attys. Miller. King. Lane a Traf'
ford.
Sd AV. n " cor i24th st-Palher Realty
Co agt T. Caroline Capen ct al fore
closure OF MORTGAGE: sttys. Kendall &
HerZog.
is5rH ST. - 100 W Sd av-Palher Realty
co agt Margaret q Hurdltch ct al fore
closure OF MORTGAGE. attys. Kendall 4
HerZog.
MONROE ST, lGO-i6G-EmirrHut Indus.
trial Savings Bank svt Martin schren.
keisen. Jr. exr. ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage). attys. X a r j O'Gorman.
Bronx.
BEGINNING az u point $40 n = of the
g : OF white Plains road, l,gg5 Il II iron.
the II e corner OF white Plains road and
Morris Park av-Harold swain. as gdn.
agt Rex estates, ct al foreclosure OF
morteagel; attorney. II, Swain.
BATHGArE Az, =. 30 Il n . 1884 ST
Murray \ Cohen agt Mary q Gehlen. ct
al foreclosure OF mortgageJ. attorney.
NJ Lippman.
LOT So. map OF Claremont. situated near
Observation-Disclosures Const Co. Inc. art
IIephta Realty Co. Inc foreclosure o,
mortgage: attorney, r + Moran,
LOTS Gs. 90 and 70. map OF Van Nest Park.
?tth Ward Minnie Hummci agt Con
Cetts Totero ct nj foreclosure OF
mortgage attorney. l. + French.
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PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. Dec. 2I.--Trsdins on the Boyrss
,o.day vas steady. Rentss we're quoted Of
IN. 10. exchange on London et 3T.o1 IL and
tho . per . iean o. $50.
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MONEY AND ExcHAuox

Inc foreign exchange market was un.
usually dull yesterday and there was
lily a fractional movement evident in
,sses. sterling and francs remain un-
Marks hrmsd TO 72X, with
Inouerate buying. while kronen weak
enea 10 ll.s0 At the close. Rubies were
s.'0nary At 500 and lire was q frac-
t'on stronger. Scandinavia exchange
.ates recovered. Tit gold rate on Argen-
.,na declined. Exchange on Greece de-
ciined to 5.iSx.
~ ine following tables. whom the de
=, msnn; slrht" or check" rate II auosed
sh,so ".ssu :sates currency u 10 said 10 'fsvor"
sountry u lee than par. but whom
aaso,sn " forsisn currenty Il e said 10 -Ss
the convenience Of rreders sucS ,s,ss ~
marsed =" when In favor Of and "A" vhen
against this country. ~ ~
011rISn.
CPar N.Ssssj
Cemand r.... ti55 ass, I.;5a tTS,l
Ss0ses .......... A7eit l.7sd (JOI I7SG
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TRANsACT1oNs RECORDED.
q

AVNO NGOVAO0Os
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney. III attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of nrst part.D
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street)
WATER 81, isl-ss, q .4xso: exst:sxSo7-
80 Broad q, b and :; Dec ~; atty. TIL, ds
!.s:iS. q s,;.1 nani.s. S sifs%sn :. I.
ss.'issSs,se%nnIe" r Si Tines. ct !" al. trustees.
/. to Jessie Ridley. 2s3 state st. Bkiyn. b
and $. May 1; atty. Richd NJ Martin. ss
ooGvERNEuiR ST. g. ss.ss.s: cherry II,
ss,ssii; cherry St. ssh, s.a7s.sxsi.is
s5HJno and Nellie Russell to Neilie Rus.
sell. l6o r 10th st. one-third part. Dec
s,l III s,,y' Martin $ Cohen. 80? Bway 81
Co to Mendel Holtz. 127 Delaney st. b
ana :, Dec 20; atty, Title Guar q t.
sTm1Av, iss. issxst..r = Adams Really
GO TO Samuel + Adams. 1ti6 21st st.. "
~ atty. Frank W Hobby, Jr. 2s
i.TG SIX. 'ssis:si VI. sox.os.s TO i;,h 's 81
ssst.sss w. tforeclos. Nov .. 1875
e Saw s,s M%l0nsy' ref 70 Hattie ss:ly;
''' ''' s IVA, s,.
tEa., of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
On ,y ana ION Streets
sp az Z 49, y goth st. ssssso.
Hos pi,ai. aoi Il ,etb ~, Sn,hSs o Sahc an
liens. Dec 20; atty, Lawyers + r. co.
I'd Nv scy
Akron Building Co 10 Brentmore Resi,v
Go: lie W 10th st, mtg t72,27s.s5. Dec
9th ST. SIS. as7 W I'd av. 2ixioo. 5-Chas
20 Z a,,S 81. ho y part a hs s and 2. 81 SYqp lscs..
Row ..... .Sioo
I'D ST IS Z. 13.sxio2.2-Sophie Lieb-
mann TO .Chas. Julius and Alfred Lleb-
tenants. FFess wa sh soa hon' ioint
80 z t2d ...,.....
rhnh Az. 2 W cor stth st. lo7:2x irrcg-
iirni" heaIty Co to Orinoco Realty Co.
~, q * mtg '12s.ooo; at'ys. R!ng
=" d. iis $oth 500
west side.
and 10Th s,r es y four'een'h
srH Av. az. 1e7xso. a., ~, a.. ,o-...
eooh ayi tish 21y7o; sth av; l2i.. is.7x
Realty co ~ .vN'ssIs Adams
2ist st. n w. w~ash,ne,on nr : aaa e
Dec 81; atty. Frank W Hobby. Jr, aS
sisT ST. .S.?s VI. isi,es siUo
Realty co 10 Samuel r sdS,ms Mdsms
a.. y W. Washington, c. u part mtg
$500. 900. Dec Z; atty. Frank W Hobby.
10Th ST, ios.ios W. scsss,.wlm; GdoT
to iot-ios West 10th 81 corpn. 81 Mas.
a a 81 mtg ssi,soo. is part. Dec 20;
SAME PRoPERTx-valentlne Cook. Jr.
40 same all. all liens. Dec 81: atty.
sru
io.o-Jessie Ridley and sno. trustees, to
EEdT l. Finch. lioe Park ax. Piainaeid,
NAY j: atty. Jno y Coleman. 100
Bway 81. OOo
"rh ST, ~ w :tilxio.o5. with a t to
Co. lis Bway. ANY, li'e guar a
Ur.
M,,, '"""
,M.nn"'tan Island north OF 10th street.)
Roth.chiid =, sTio Wm 3
W issth st, mtg 20" 900 ~. mann eo
J J Harris. 80 Nassau ~ 80 any;
Ogden tIdmAusSs,i Derby. ref. TO
Dec az; atty, + G Davis S % Sa.. axi
fI;. ...:.......s $1,000
McinbsrdI Aw, s't.',, toxs5-Ailen n
kkantsow,'z, to Dorothy Friedman ?s2
8 Sin - a t;ob & $. all liens; attys.
Hath II, IS. 900 W In av, ?sxssioO
american Saw Bank TO VIM J Fleming.
POL w lsoth st, mtg $4,000, ali liens
Dec %; atty. Jno irwin. %,
Bway.... ........ sioo
BROADWAY. . :. 400 ~ FROM ~
G RAIDER, Montoisir ,ai,red
g RAIDER. II srotiana road 30 nuk
Mass. !, part. De- IL. 49,. neaalhs'
Newton so STATE st. Rostor, clarence !;
p I.ndn,hrnr" M ~ZAug 9 Raider 10 VIM
Der "a. 80, ~ Nc"'on' MASS all OF,
yEpytTy s,',' same. ,,.......S
VIM -Ar,h,. N -, - w
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Prices.

AveraSe Price OF ulver IN New f0rk IN Dc
cember. 1915. was 6<.s'c. an ouncs: Decsmbsr.
1914. 10. 3sc.; December. 1918. 6i.76c.: December.
1912, 50. a1c. December. 1911. N.soc.
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RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

approximate parities Of above are: Hol.
land. to2 cents; Italy. Greece and switser.
land, aiss lir". drschms and france respsc-
lively; Denmark. SIG cents: Austria. N:s
cents; Denmark. Sweden and Norway. - IS
eents; Brazil. 5aN cnts: Arssnttna. paper,
Gte cents: Arycntina. sold. Loses pesos: In.
dia. G.H cents: Japan. N.N centa
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BANK CLEARINGS-New York exchanges,
siss. se7. $50: bslanses. 80. 223, $40: Philadelphia.
exch So. 81. $50: balances. tii. 272. 40:
Baltimore, exchanges. r.677.+os: balances.
Ss55. sS; Chicago, exchanges. ss?. SIT .oo3: bal
ances. 81. $50. 2os: st. Louis. exchanges. s2?..
600. ss<; balances. 1851. s73.
SUB.TREAsURY-The sub-Treasury was
creditor TO the Clearing House S,ss. ?ti.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK-Debit bal.
snce to the Clearing House q. SIS. SO.
B~ANKs-Los 10 the Sub Treasury yeser.
day. 2,oss.o oo; gained since last Friday. So.
9Ss, 000.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. par:
Chicago. SC. discount: 81. Louis. loc. dis.
count bid. par asked: San Francisco. loc.
premium: Montreal. iSh: Cincinnati. s 10 ioc.
premium.
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ACCEPrANCES-sPOT DELIVERY.
% Days. 90 Days. 10 Day.
Bid. Ask. Bic. Ask. Bid. Ask.

Eligible member
banks ....... 50 Js "a 50 ~
Eligible NON.
member banks. ~ ;s sS "a J
Ineligible bank
bills ............ th 81 a. 81 ~ 81
FOR DELIVERY WITHIN 20 DAYS.
Eligible non mepber banks....".... ~ ~
Ineligible bank bills. ........... ~ *
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party of nrst part.)
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ny bryan bs hehHeliNs
BROADWAY, 5ss, through to Crosby ~
2s.exiss.t. IL sty str 4 lofts-G W Zleg
Ter ast T 4 Howell ct al: due. s27s.
Oils. to W J Nretlsnd. . party In In,
terast sasO OOi
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TINE BILLS ON LONDON.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvES-Receipts. 1900 head; Is cars
on sale. steers and bulls In limited re-
ceipt and steady: hin cows held NJ to
Tuesdays prices; other grades were steady
at Jersey City. but slow to a fraction
lower at the New York yards. Medium to
good steers sold at ssd10.2S per 100 lbs.
with no strictly prime offered; common to
fair cuiis at 81. 60dS.s5. cows at s6.i5aT.
Dressed beef slow at iini5hc. per ID. for
city dressed native sides; chucks and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30
new FINE ARTS SCHOOL
To De OPENED HERE
ARIA NGEMENTs HAVE u ~ r y
COMPLETED FOR THE OPEN
ING OF INSTITUTION.
II J. To he Made School oil High
ct Rank In the Country
Faculty OF Ex-
perts.

Details have been completed Tor
THE establishment in Waxahachie 81
a new fine arts school which is to
frank among the best in the entire
lcountry. That this will be accom-
plished is attested by the persons be-
hind the project. ell OF whom are
experts in their different lines OF
work.
The new school is to be known
as The Waxahachie Academy of Fine
Arts, and is to be located at the cor
liner of Marvin avenue and Brown
street, just across from the high
school building, giving access to pu-
pills who arc enrolled at the high
school building.
The school will contain piano de-
paltment, voice department, public
speaking department and kindergar-
ten department.
The school is to be made a Waxa-
hachie and Ellis county Institution,
Iaffording the young people of the
lefty and county an opportunity to
secure training In the fine arts with
iout mourning a heavy expense to 60
AWAY from home.
| The faculty is composed of the fol
lowing well known Waxahachie peo-
pie:
Mrs. Roland Harrison, piano and
organ, and accompanies.
Mrs. Maeuc Hanna Biard, piano,
voice and public school music.
Mrs. Harry Fugate, expression and
physical education.
Mrs. Matte SE. Moore, Darlington
Isystem of kindergarten.
Theory and sight reading will be
emphasized.
| The violin teacher is to be an
nounced later.
These teachers are all experienced
and the work they have been doing
here the past few years in priyatS
classes fully attests their ability as
INSTRUCTORS.
This school expects to be affiliat-
led with the leading schools of the
| country and certificates will be
granted when the various courses OF
study have been satisfactorily com
Ipleted.
The main purpose of this institu-
tion is to raise the standard of edu
lcation along these lines and to create
! a desire for systematic and scientific
Istudy.
Mrs. Harrison will leave in few
days for course of study in Chica-
60 Mrs. Biard and Mrs. Fugate
Twill go to New York city to take a
Especial course. Mrs. Moore will con
Itinue her classes at her studio dur
ling the summer months.
1t Is expected to have everything
READY for the opening of the new
lsehool early in the season.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30
LADIES'. DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
phur Recipe and Nobody
Will Know.

The use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to it's nat
ural color dates back to grand
mothers time. She used it to keep
her hair beautifully dark, glossy and
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull, faded or streaked APP
pearance, this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy
and out-of-date. Nowadays, by ask
ing at any drug store for a so cent
bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" you will get this
famous old preparation. improved
by the addition of ether ingredients.
which can be depended upon To re-
store natural color and beauty to
the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says Il darkons the hair SO natu-
rally and evenly that nobody can
tell il has been applied. You sim
ply dampen A sponge or soft brush
with II and draw this through your
hair. taking one strand NJ time.
ny morning the gray hair disap-
pears. aud after another application
or two. ii becomes beautifully ear<
aud glossy
wyeths sase and sulphur Com
ruand IS a delightful goilr4 requl-
f'te far these Who desire more
foathinl Appearance II Is no tin
te..ded inF the esre. initiation or
prevention % "a gasc iads.4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

in better health than ever. and have q
healthy baby girl. praise your Nego-
table Compound for ny baby and my
better health. | want nj suffering
women 20 knrw that it Is the SURF road
tuhealth ana happiness. Mrs. GEORGE
sTrFaESs. r. y. y. No. 3 Pagoka. IT.
fydin Z. pinkhan : Vegetable Com
pxsand - - sueeeHsfai IN overcoming
wasran'a Ills he<nu1s Il ount1ins the
tDnir. Strengthening qropsrtiez of good
old fssshipnesi ns,ets aEs4 hsrs,s. which act
ca the fasnAae organism. Women from
al uarta &C the euuntrv arr continually
tssssifying l. IL strengthening. curative
insi0rncn.
IL ms help.Sd taoas&niz a women
wa0 have h~-~n trsseisls=i wsfh aisp lace-
merits anffammafsa.n. licerak4s4ii. izEFf1ors.
4rseslllarifses. fsFsoaiic unirs. hz1s ans.
gssat a~arinx aown feeiag. i24.g st-oz.
49, ze<sc-z pro4l<4-1z-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30
DEsPAIRING WOMAN
Now HAPPY MOTHER
Mrs. Stephens Did Not Need
The Surgical Operation.
Patoka, ILL., had been married
five years and my greatest desire was

TO become a mother.
The doctor said l
never would have a
child unless / was
operated on for
female troubles and
II had given up all
hopes when a friend
told me Of Lydia L.
Pinkhain ; Vege-
table Compound. l
|took il regularly for
sometime. and | arm
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El-Co
Ice Cream Supreme

Old Phone Ga
New Phone 81


to right. but. out stealing second,
Fuller was safe on choice. Shelton
lit safe to left and Young hit safe
10 center but Fuller went out at
home in an effort to stretch. For
waxahachie Raines, Compere and
Criggs furnished the cuts in rapid
succession.
This, ended the score getting for
either side. In the seventh. eighth
and ninth both teams were retired
In rapid succession. Bowen replac-
ed Davenport in the latter part oil
tic sixth and then engaged Compere
In a pitchers battle.
Tho uporo.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

When you have society ttom sos
The Daily Ls@at can Mlss wastis
Niaaietnn- pnone number s1a IA
iaAst same umr % sei ali the .n
istis 20 safa 30 IA function ana ths
mansEetasnf ~ tais az9sr wiI a.
rresiats r. = yDa ~,ii as-Iss b. xls
n= ~ t4* es -iars rs earl =
p1zziole.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

Runs - Griggs, Reed, Smith,
Eaines. Compere. Stolen case
Mack. Sacrifice hits Wren, Shell
ton. Sacrifice fly--Gardner. Two
base hit--Jacobs. Home run -
Griggs. First base on balls OFF
Jacobs 8, off Compere L. off Daven-
port /. Struck out-By Davenport
3, by Bowen /. Left on bases
Wsxahachie 4, Mexia IL. First base
On error-Mexia /. Passed ball
Smith. Hit by pitcher-By Compere
tkixziar). Time OF game hour
and 40 minutes. Umpire-Hooper.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

yesterday afternoon, With Allen get
tinG al the best OF II except In the
6rst inning. when poor support net
ted the visitors two runs. The score
was : to . In the Nets favor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

xI.Ans xAe<ls6anpE.
M {Fe1as, Juno 49, IEnnis
~ oevernsr. e6u6ly yesterday.
Hoop r11ehed good Esmc.
ss1os sopport and vsa never
1knklz. Tc1aa. Juns 30. Ter
= Mann heso 1estevdny ny
= g~ r. - = : 1hroagh Tsr-
Nh oDGoy ogSosw aaA Martins
NJ kleslns - thrss pitchers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

CHICAGO. June 3o.--Harry Gov
eleskie supported himself so poorly
yesterday that Chicago easily tri-
umphed over Desroif. s TO :. helped
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK. Juno So.-The Phil
adelphia champions checked their
siump yesterday when. after suffer
Inn ave straight defeats, they won
both sections Of . double-header
from New York. 4 to . and 5 to 2.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

ST. LOUIS. June 3o.---The st.
Louis Cardinals returned here yes
terdaf and were defeated by Joe
Thinkers cubs. to 2.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

WASHINGTON. tenc 80 " So.
netoa Nan Asan yesterday frna
8ssfna ~ : seurn 81 4 a. =.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

BY WoifganE's good pitching. an
wont into fourth place.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

rfsts.AuktIfGA. 3nnw Sn
shA@ keg Aert the feN hlfs scatter
81 yesterday aaa >s4 TutA asa.
- 8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

CLEVELAND. June 80 -st Leuss
hancnsd svteu hita aif f-omaersniik
II the fourth and arm innings and
san. 90 ..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

BOSTON. June 50. smith held
Tue nos.on Nationals sto foar hits
aud brooklyn son. . Go :.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-30

Us the real hot weather delicacy.
whether on tile hot sands OF the
laenshore. or In the sacred precincts
.of your home. Our frozen delicacies
lsfand highest in favor. because our
ices and creams are tho finest In
flavor. Deliveries right TO your
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-06-23
BURBANK

Burbank, June 22.-Mr. Chambers
has raised some very fine canta-
loupes.
Mr.. Barlow Walker, late from
Texas, has raised very fine crop of
corn and other crops. Mr.. Walker is
a farmer and is demonstrating to the
people of Burbank what the land here
will do when properly cultivated.
We are having plenty of rain now
and the farmers are busy planting
sweet potatoes.
Mrs. w. A. Jones and Miss Mozella
Priest were at Fort Mccoy last night,
attending the lodge Of Eastern Star,
in which order they are members.
Several of the young men of this
section who are members of the Ocala
Rifles responded promptly to the call
for military service.
Miss Vivian Ellis, who was under
treatment of an Ocala physician, has
returned home and is doing well. Her
sister, Miss Viola Ellis of Center
Hill, is visiting her at the home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Gornto.
Mr.. j. w. bort brought some very
fine watermelons into Burbank We'd
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nesday. He hopes to have a carload
to ship north in a few days.
Samuel T.. Messick is helping Mr..
Brown move house on the T. P.
Benard hog ranch.
j. X. Priest has about $500 sheep
to shear and from all indications will
have quite lot of wool.
Recruiting Officer Blalock was in
Burbank Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Donald Mckay is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Branan in Ocala. But we
think Don went over to see the SOL
der boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Dyke were
guests of Mrs. w. H. Stockwe1l for
the weekend.
Among, those calling in Ocala the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Brand and Mrs. J. II. Adams.
Miss Helen Thornton has returned
home from her vacation.
Miss Helen Hubbard and Mr.. C.
A. Hillman of Jacksonville were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Ora
ham for the week end.
The married and single men will
play ball at the park on the fourth.
The Oklawaha Valley railroad is
putting in a trestle over the ditch
just completed by the Florida Farms
& Homes company.
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LAKE WEIR

Lake Weir, June 20.-Miss Title
Pasteur and Miss Sallie Sigmon have
gone to Gainesville to take a nine
weeks course in the normal school
connected with the university.
Miss Amelia Turnkey has been en-
tertaining a house party delightfully."-
for the past week. Among the for
tunate number are Miss Eloise Hen
ry, Miss Caruth of Tampa and Miss
Agnes Burford of Ocala.
The friends of Mrs. Nancy Fort are
glad to hear she has returned from
the Ocala hospital, where she UNDER
went painful operation, and is re-
covering rapidly.
Mrs. Claude Gates of OcaIa spent
the weekend with Mrs. Hamp Cham
bers.
Mr.. Barney Spencer of McIver and
MacKay, of Ocala, with his family
are occupying his cottage near Lake
Weir station for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dekle of the
L1St SO6ob aI( SpCli0IiS LAiC WSCn-
end with Mrs. Dekle's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G. Spurlin.
Rev. O'Kelly, wife ana Inree chill
dren of Gainesville, accompanied by
Mr.. Fred Benson of Jacksonville,
spent several days the past week in
one of E. C. Connor's cottages. Mrs.
O'Kelly spent her girlhood on Lake
Weir, being the daughter of Judge
Charles Benson, and had not been
back to the lake for twenty years.
She was surprised to see so many
changes but delighted to find so many
Of her warm friends still living on the
shores of beautiful Lake Weir.
Mrs. w. E. McGahagin has gone to
| Dunnellon to spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Moon.
| Mrs. Elsie Knoblock of Martin ar
rived Saturday to spend sometime
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Morrison.
A letter from Commodore w. R.
Goodwin containing a generous check
to help hquidate the church debt, also