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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29
BAPTIST LADIES PLAN
WORK FOR NEW YEAR
MRS. REBDO OF DALLAS ~ \
PLEASING sPEAkER OF
DAYS PROGRAM.
plea Tor Christian Education u
Made by Mrs. stoyaiI IT tcrris.
Who Told OF Early Day
Preaching.

Miss Emma King Of Midlothian,
president OF the Baptist woman's
Auxiliary Of Ellis county, presided
at tho auxiliary meeting held at the
First Baptist church yesterday and
gave The women OF the various
churches her plan OF work for the
new yeare and asked eacn Of the ten
societies in the county to cooper
ate I'M the same plan OF work Sire
announced that the apportionment
for the Ellis County Auxiliary Is
$4,000 for all the branches 81 church
work. and that the auxl.larfes were
expected to contribute his amount
according to their strength. She
talked interestingly Of she proposed
work and urged a hearty eo-opera-
ton of all the various societies.
Mrs. Addie Beddo of Dallas was
present and gave very helpful talk
On Greater Efficiency Of the Local.
Societies Mrs. Beddo has mede
special study OF church work and
presents Il ia a most convincing way.
One tof the most pleasing talks of
the meeting wes that by Mrs. Stovaii
OF Ferris. who discussed Christian
education and made a strong plea for
every Baptist to have a part in the
campaign for christian education
now being waged in behalf OF the
Texas Baptist schools She said
eech aud every Baptist should have
q part no matter how small To
encourage younger people she said
things had changed since she was
q girl when people Went to church
ut II o'clock and SAT patiently until
8 o'clock listening to the word of
God Now the young pree Shers must
lave the very best educatiol In order
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29

Ten years ago / began the bee
business with one colony Of bees.
have gradually increased until to-
day ] have 400 eoloniesand produce
annually from 2o.ooo to $4,000
pounds of rs fine honey as can be
produced anywhere.
Each winter | buy and put up all
the bee supplies that l think l will
need for the season. About April /
! make my first visit to the outyard,
feeding al the weak colonies With
frames of honey carried over from
the previous year
About April 20 the swarming
commences in this country and for
SO days J visit each yard each week.
finding O colony preparing to swarm.
| take the queen with about four
and two frames ef honey. put them
in new hive, place them on another
stand, and close up the entrance
With grass OF weeds. This keeps
the field bees from returning 10 the
old stand, leaving an the eggs and
youns brood on the old stand. al
lowins them 10 raise their own
queen. unless I have good queen
ready which / prefer 10 pat in al
the time This does away With
swarmiag and gives ne two Eood
strons colonies for the honey flow,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29
Music Club.

Music Club.
Lesson for the meeting of the
Music club, March 3
ORIENTAL MUSIC.
What is Gypsy music?
Leader-Mrs. b r. Hawkins.
PROGRAM.
t2th Hungarian Rhapsody s. List
GYPSY Song" from Carmen" Bizet
End Hungarian Rhapsody -. List
PARTS AND, II.
Rokoczy March.
Violin Hungarian Dance G Minor
.... Brahms
/. What is the accepted opinion Of
historians as TO the Native Country
of the Gypsies?
.. Why do the English call this
race "Gypsies' and the French "Bo-
hemians"?
3 Has Gypsy music a legitimate
value in the worlds musical liter
ature2
4 Why is Gypsy music confused
with Hungarian music?
5. What are the characteristics
of true GYPSY music?
6, What forms the basis Of List S
Hungarian Rhapsodies? What is q
rhapsody?
Z. What are the best known Gyp-
sy dances? Describe them.
s. What does Edward Baxter Per-
ry say of the limitations of Gypsy
music? (See Etude. Sept, 1905.
9. How can real Gypsy melody
be recognized?
10 In what country have the
Gypsies developed vocal music?
70 Does the Bizet number Of this
program show the true GYPSY char
acteristics?
T. Music in Greece.
13. Periods OF Greek music.
IA Greek modes
Is. Greek instruments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29

70 hold the crowd for half an hour.
Her talk was received with much
enthusiasm.
4 committee was appointed to pre-
pare program for the Auxiliary
meeting to be held at Midlothian in
April
A feature of the session was the
luncheon served to members of the
executive hoard Of the church and
visiting ladies'.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.


The State of Texas, County of Ellis.
To those indebted to or moulding
claims against the estate of Henry
T. Eubank, deceased:
The undersigned having been duly
appointed temporary administrator
OF the estate of Henry L. Eubann.
deceased, late OF Ellis county. Texas,
by the Hon. w. NJ. Tidwell, judge
of the county court of said county
on the 25th day of January, 1916,
during a regular term thereof, here
by notifies all persons indebted TO
said estate to come forward and
make settlement, and those having
claims against said estate 10 present
them 70 him at his residence in
WaXahaehie. Ellis county. Texas,
where he receives his mail.
Dated the 18th day of February,
1916.
l.. ]. EUBANK.
Temporary Administrator of the
Estate of Henry T. Eubank, Deeeas-
ed. Tues. 292
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29

Garden rakes. forks, hoes. plows.
and all kinds of garden tools. Big
line OF poultry netting at VIII Moore
Hardware Co. ady 293
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
ARMY
LASS HEROINE

The Salvation Army is useful in
many ways, but the playwright has
taken the liberty of embodying the
work OF this organization into his plot
and drama to an extent greater than
it has been made use of in any other
line. At the Liberty theater "A Gut
ter Magdalere" is the current bill. She
is Fannie Ward. and Miss Ward makes
an ideal Salvation lassie.
Fannie Ward is ably supported by
her husband. Jack Dean, and a number
of Lasky stars who are well known to
followers of Paramount Pictures at
the Liberty theater. The story deals
with a girl who is unwise and in her
folly brings man to ruin. She af-
fillates with the Salvation Army and
devotes her life to making amends.
When circumstances bring her in con-
tact with her old associates she is
sorely tempted, but wins a great vic
tory. She is able to lend hand to
the man she has brought to ruin and
thereby make all amends in her DOW
er.
Jackie Saunders-Jackie is a girl
is the heroine of The Grip of EVIL
a strong serial running the last half
Of the Liberty week.
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FOX FITSPLAY
TO SUIT ACTRESS

William Fox appears to make spe-
clal efforts to secure photodramas to
lit the particular star to be featured.
This is true in all of the Fox offerings
and is most noticeable in the present
program at the Hawaii theater, 'The
Witch. in which Nance O'Neil plays
the leading Part. 1t is further typical
or the Fox service inasmuch as the
ending is sweetlv sad Fox films usu-
ally have an ending that is peculiarly
their own and differ greatly from any
otfer service
Tie scenes arc laid in Mexico and
ito plot is MeXic"n in us nature,
Eringing strongly to the fore the hot
hlnCded revenge that TIE Mexican
takes when crossed. especially in love.
The contrast of love and hate is most
denounced: Miss O'Neil has a big
cpBortunity for a display Of her emo
fonal ability. Stuart Holmes vii
l%ins" in the drama.
Now music 1T the Hawaii is most
."-cicnme and the new organist is get
ing results that are hard TO realize
The hawaii organ is j splendid in.
rfrument anf needed but the, master
Z uch. which it is now getting.
The Strange Case of Mary Page
is fascinating serial with Edna Mayo
in the leading role, while the inter-.
national 5 neEsr. up-to-date film
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
MEATRlCAL8
9FFERINCS
BEST WORK DONE
BY INGERSOLL CO.
IN PRESENT BILL

he King OF Patagouia' is a most
delightful Individual ami proves a
clever entertainer at the Bii0u thea
ter The king. in real lie is Frank
EacE Surrounding his majesty. are
plenty Of clever artists. with tie re-
suit tha, the lat6st Offering Of the In
SersCll Musical Comedy stars is the
best Comic opera about as nearly
covers this offering as musical com
edy, al least tho former title is most
applicable 10 the last half OF the per
fCrmaGce which is ably rendered
There are = number OF splendid song
spccidities, the Great Western Quar-.
tet being most generous and in tune.
Jeanne MAJ is. always a favorite in
song. as is Bessie Hill Aiieen Flaven
has q clever number that is execution
ally we'll costumed. Pearl Jardiniere
puts over Robinson Crusoe' num-
her that keeps her On the stage lust
as long as she can stand it. The song
asks" Where did Robinson Crusoe
Go, with Friday on Saturday night? ,"
Messrs.. Vack. Kelly and Young have
a good trio number while the latter
sings dialect song and puts ii over
good. r. X. Schilling sings senti-
mental ballad. -::4.
For the first half Of next week "A
Family Affair" will be the piece de
resistance, with complete change Of
songs and dances. 1t is a notable fact
that songs of the present day do not
get over SC we'll as those with more
class and a little age.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
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49, al - =

Sir and AIRS Robert ID Aolpr leF
FOR their Kauai home or Tuesday after
a four month. ,is.f 10 the mainiaa q
Sir. ami Mis- ] Morton Riggs are
entertaining On Iidnaav of uayr week
honorine Princess David Kap-s,lnns
k.a =.
= ;: H.. f.:
Kcefkr for few divs bafo-o IaaEins,
ia the transport on Tuesrl-,,...-.- =.
:. ;. >. ."
Cien.ard Iirs Frcla-icE .s.rcn, r, ,,.,
taken the JacE Ioudcl blna NJ w.
kihE where the. eypect lis he carpfgrt.
u eeks ~.... =.
J: ). .... III:
lir. ard Ma August T9rplor have
.in.irat ems cut for a dancing pf.-i,. a,
Monday evening ~ .he n.rE!ay berne.
az Waikiki honoriDE Princess Ila<id
DENOMINATION :..* -:
!. . :. Ill.,. ~
Judge end gar,p M. 5yatson
will he Homecoming passengers on
TUESDAY transport Virginia and
Lillimcre Watson accompany their lrr-
tents
+ Z: ) -: ..
Col and Mrs F. r. Kecfer are 10 be
the weekend guests OF General and
sliR. Frederick Strong at SchoUcld. !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11

The largest sponge ever found came
rem tiL2 Mediterranean. Il Va .-:1s5To
can - les, Il circumference " III.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11

Island butter. 10. cartons - to 4
t.ges, select. dozen - % :
Eggs. No. l. dOZea.... III. .i5-ta :
Eggs, No. 2. dozen. a=...4... - 10 4
Eggs. duck, dozen .--.-.... ...... i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
U. S. WINS PLACE AS WORLDS
CHIEF PRODUCER OF ZINC

LONDON. Eng In consequence
OF the rapid strides recently made in
America she now takes her place as
The worlds chief zinc producer,
This statement was made at the
annual meeting of the Institute of
Metals, by Ernest A. Smith of Shelf
field. one of the leading experts in the
spelter industry.
He declared that until America had
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
JUST ONE SNIFF AT BOTTLE
T.. 49, GETS THIS MAN DRUNK

+. DENVER, Colo While several al
legged bootleggers have been convict
ed on the smell of liquor found in
bar glasses and other receptacles, it
has remained for a frequenter of Law
renee street rOoming houses to get
drunk on a smell. He was arraigned
in police court and answered to the
name Of Tom Haynes.
Il never touched a drop" he sWore
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
CANADA'S WAR BILL
CLIMBS TO HUGE SUM

tAssociaied Press by Federal Wireless)
OTTAWA, Canada, Nov. 1.-THE
expenditures by the Canadian govern
ment In connection with the war for
the seven months ending October last
totaled $177,500,000, according to an
announcement yesterday by the min
lister of finance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
Sure Way to Kill Rats
Worst and Most Expensive House
hold Nuisance.

Millions Of dollars or property are
destroyed yearly by rats simply be
cause people do not appreciate the de.
strrctive power of rats and do not
know how easy It is TO kill them.
Simply get tNoOunce box OF
Stearns Electric Paste from your
drIggist for q cents aud use it at
eight in accordance with the simple
directions. and in the morning there
should not be raj. in the house.
Nothing else is as effective as
Stearns Electric Paste in exterminat-
Ing rats, mice, cockroaches and other
Ierjllill. The government uses it in
IS fight against rats Directions in
Is languages in every package. -Ad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
Tbe following are quotatioDs ON feed.

pushed by Sheer energy to The top
rung of the ladder Germany had been
the worlds leading zinc producer
Owing to the cutting off of the Euro
poan supplies the call upon American
plants had been brought up to about
$4,000 tons a year, or double the out,
rut of 1913. +"
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Wholesale Only
BUTTER AND EGGS
POULTRY
.EouUg Boosters

BUTTER AND Young Iioosters at IL q
Island butter, 10 irz th "a "a
Eggs se" rozen TURKEYS
40 l. I'm b &TnC-g NfI.CNtN
Eggs No 2 dozen 80 +. d
Eggs duck Ia" = a
VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE
pe5re~s
ri 10
Beans lnoa IN ( .
arsr :! 90
Maui Red exit. 10 Fcan#, ... ii
cameo c"t . p.
Small m
ra.ss v,ent.CN
Isoa r I
t. Re
Corn 100 100
Corn ia", small ye}. Zoo bunch
lfaW, t
Green bel, Ib Peas
,~.* q -
to Zines. { Ian Il
Bananas, Chinese, 10 Ineav ris i
Bananas, cooking, bunch
,rea'Lru't
Figs 100 loo Strawberries
Grapes Isabella lb:...-:.... 10
.
Bee cattle and sheep bought live weights They
meat companies dressed
Sheep loo to 100 los II $50 lbs
..::.s DRESSED ..--....
Beef 10 II to - Mutton Il to Il.
Veal ID
Steers, No l. 1872 Kps b. 6i2
Steers,
FEED
The following feed o b
yellow,
Corn cracked $500
to
FOcd
Barley,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11
Grape Juice
Punch

Two lemons, two oranges.
sliced thin;
One quart of berries
Strawberries or Iasp-
berries);
The juice Of a quart can
of pineapple: -
One quart charged water.
One quart of Armour's
Grape Juice.
Serve in punchbowl or in
glass pitcher with plenty
of ice.
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Grape Juice

me pure juice, mdilued, unsweetened pressed from
choice Grapes-Nature's tonic fruit
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to Magistrate Bray. .. =: -
But the officers say. YOU were drunk
how do YOU account for that?".
Il guess was drunk" the defen.
dar:t answered, but it was no fault of
mine. | kicked against a bottle in the
Garkened hallway of my lodging house
and picked it up. 1t was empty and
! took 4 smell OF it to see ifrd missed
cut or finding drink Of good liquor.
That smell did the business, Judge,
because just the one sniff made me
drunk" FL" H.. :::. -. III.
The magistrate YEARLY called the
next case as he fined Haynes ten and
Costs -. ....:.. ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-11

MOI E;-The duty on the Turkish tobacco that go,,
into Sc package of so-talled blended cigarettes i
greater than the cost of the tobacco ITSELF But Pied
monts, made OF hghestgrade Virginia tobacco, Eazs
all The TaLze ~ Ihe observation-disclosures ,b.r. ;s,o 80
on Virginia tobacco-nO oaaa treigAt no marine ia
SzrGzce no zuaaetri k1nakrr
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Three children of Richard GiltneT,
a farmer living near Connellsyille, Pa,
we're burned toFdeath, their mother
was perhaps fatally injured and Gilt
ner almost died from inhaling smoke.
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06

picking if he can secure support; and also there are some supporters of Zapata-
 The interests of Caranza are off, cia,ly administered by TeOdule R. Beltran, Mexican consul-generaI for the south western United States.
 Connected with his office in an un- official but very important capacity rs sam Belden, a San Antonio attorney, who has a title of chief advisor of the consulate. Belden is reputed to be close to Carranza and one of the men who in dealings with the United States government the First Chief Is first to turn to for advice.
 There are seven Mexican news papers published in San Antonio to serve the needs of the forty odd thou san native Mexicans who live in and about the city. All are bitterly par tisan in backing their factionaj inter ests and several have very fair circu- latiOns.
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
VILLA OUT OF SIGHT

FL PASO, April 6-Carranza and American officials declare today that no soldier of either government has seen Villa since he was reported to be wounded at Guer
 rero It is believed now that the bandit chief is nearing Paral and there much reason to believe that he will bel able to raise some forces there Reports state that the majority of that place his friends and that the fact that he is being pursued by the Americans will have
 tendency to increase the support for him. No opinion has been expressed as the probable procedure of the Americans should he reach the mountains and succeed in hiding away for considerable time but it is assumed that the pursuit would be maintained although the expense will
 be very great It admitted that the chase far has not been at all as successful as had been expected The truth that Villa is apparently further from capture now than he was when the Americans first crossed the border
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
CAMP PAIGN ON
 FOR ROOSEVELT
COLONEL MAKES STATEMENT OF WHAT HE WOULD
 STAND FOR.

NEW YORK, April 6. - To land Roosevelt the Republican nomination a campaign has now been launched or will be launched fully in a day or two. In a statement he has just made at Oyster Bay he has apparently shown that his slogan will be "Ameri- ca First" Don't nominate men," the Colonel said, unless you are pre- pared to take the position that Uncle Sam is to be strong enough to defend his rights and everyone of his people wherever those people are, and he cannot be strong enough unless he prepares in advance. l am not for war. On the contrary I abhor it ana would use every possible means to avoid even a just war but I feel that .ou do not in the long run avoid war by making other people believe that you are afraid to fight for your own rights"
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
THE WALLS OF JERICHO"
 AT EMPRESS TONIGHT

"The Walls of Jericho" will be thrown on the screen at the Empress Theatre tonight at S;15 p. m. This play abounds in artistic scenes, 812 in all. The play ran for two years at the Garrick Theatre in London, and one year at the Hackett Theatre, New York, featuring Edmund Breese with an all star cast including Claire Whitney and Stuart Holmes.
 This masterful story of England social life is a message-a warning to modern civilization against the de- cadence of it's very foundations. It is clarion blast against gambling, dis sipation and tendencies most injurious to our social being.
 The story revOlves about a self made millionaire who marries a lady of royal birth, who associates in the smart set almost led her to destruc- ton.
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
SAN ANTONIO, UNOFFICIAL
 CAPITAL OF MEXICO

 Special to Gateway by United Press)
 SAN ANTONIO, April 4.-FOr the last three years San Antonio has been the unofficial capital of Mexico. Here the rival juntas of the Carranza and Villa forces have plotted and ntrigu- ed From San Antonio most of the financial aid so desperately needed by both sides at various times in the ups and downs Of their fortunes has been negotiated and from here munitions have been bought and supplies for warded
 Today there are over fifteen hun dred prominent and formerly wealthy Mexicans living in San Antonio. Every one of them is vitally interest ed in the success of either Carranza or Villa. Many of them are men who in the last few years have held the highest official positions in one or the other Of the shifting governments that have held temporary sway over the southern republic, or parts of it.
 Four cabinet ministers of the old Huerta regime, the most prominent being Manuel Garza Aldape, ex-min- ister Of agriculture and Richardo Gomez Robelo, attorney general for Huerta and the man who guided the old Indian warrior in the tortuOus legal phases of his conflict with Presi- dent Wilson.
 Closely associated with them is Salome Botella, ex-governor of the state of Nuevo Leon under Huerta. This group is now reputed to be inter ested in Villas campaign
 The Mexican Catholic church is rep resented by four archishops and about thirty bishops who have been driven out of Mexico by the various warning factions. With them are large number of priests who also were com pelled to flee from the country.
 Then there is a sprinlling of ad- herents of the ebullient Feliz Diaz, who always has a revolution ripe for
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
Waite Has No Wish
 But to Meet Death
Says He Will Escape From Next
 World and Get New Start.

NEW YORK, April 6-Dr. Waite has made a full confession of the crime of murdering his millionaire father-in-law, Peck, and last night he expressed remorse and a desire to die as quickly as possible and pass out of the memory of all. q am ready to pay the penalty" he said, land l had nothing else in mind when l made the confession. There is no one involved in the least way and l do not wish to try to justify myself in any manner. have no dread of what lies beyond and I shall go to the new world with confidence and mayDo escape there and get a fresh start. My only desire is to pass on and let society forget me-"
 The result of the examinations by the alienists is said to be that Waite's sanity is not doubted and he will probably be sentenced to death as soon as possible.
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
Mayor May Have
 No Vote for Council
Local Lawyer Says Law of Territory Has Made No Provision
 For It.

That the Territorial law has made no provision to give the mayor of a city under the new rules a vote in the city council is the statement made by J. Allison Bruner, the local attorney. It is evident that this provision was not made and if no other way can be found to give the mayor a vote it will mean that two thirds of the council will be required for majority An other subject which is now attracting attention is in relation to the salaries which will be paid. Some differences of opinion are looked for on this ques- ton. Several candidates for the of- flee of chief of police have already shown up.
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
Seattle Sisters
 FOully Murdered
Women Found With Heads Crushed
 Apparently by Robbers.

SEATTLE, April 6-Mrs. Corinne Wheeler, aged 76, and Mrs. Kate B. Swift, aged 53, were murdered here in their home last night in the most brutal manner The bodies were found this morning with the heads crushed by some blunt instrument. Three thousand dollars were stolen from the house and this leads to the belief that robbery was the only ;ausO of the crime. The women were sisters.
The Seward gateway., 1916-04-06
SUBMARINES MORE ACTIVE

LONDON, April 6-The submarine campaign of the Germans is now becoming more "frghtful" than ever and the belief has grown that the resignation of von T piz as head of the German admiralty was meant sop to the United States by making it appear that Tptz responsible for the topedong and that for this reason he was forced out of office It is clear that his resg nation has resulted in an increase of submarine activity instead of decrease So consistently the submarines now attacking merchant ships around the British coast that the people here beginning to doubt the efficacy of measures taken to stop them in spite of the former be-
 lief that the nets and other convances had accounted for most of the undersea boats.