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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Undersheriff Gets Job.

That upon the death of a sheriff the
undersheriff becomes sheriff, subject
to all the liabilities and penalties inn
posed upon the sheriff, is the opinion
of Attorney General Owen given to
Charles A. Taylor of Barron county.
The opinion is the aftermath of the
killing of Sheriff Matthew Olson. After
his death the undersheriff performed
the sheriffs duties, and the question
arises as to whether he is entitled to
the sheriffs salary The attorney gen.
eral holds that he is.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07

Few people are aware that the name
"tabby cat" owes it's origin to Atab a
famous street OF Bagdad, chiefly occu-
pied by the manufacturers of the silk
en- stuffs called Atabi, our taffeta.
The wavy markings of the watered
silk resemble pussy's coat, and this
is how "tabby" came into use as q
common expression.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Insurance Man Sent to Waupur1.

Green Baylor forging his wife's
name to a mortgage for $1,000, John
Shepeck, one of the oldest insurance
men in this section of Wisconsin, was
sentenced to a term of three years at
Waupun by Municipal Court Judge M.
j. Monahan. Shepeck pleaded guilty.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Thieves Rob Pastors Home.

New Richmond.-The residence of
the Rev l. F. Davis was broken into
and silver and furs amounting to $500
were stolen. Only solid silver and
the most valuable goods were taken. 1t
is thought to be the work of profess
SIGNALS
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Co, p y Swift. Watertown. Dies,

Madison.-CoI. p. II. Swift, former
legislator and war veteran, died sud
denly while visiting a relative here.
His home was in WatertOwn, Wis. He
was 72 years old. For many years he
was a newspaper editor and publisher
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Guards Are DISCHARGED.

Neenah.-B. l.. Smith, captain of
Company I, the local w. n. G. organ
ization, has discharged several mem
bers Of the company for failure to
attend drill regularly. More dis
charges are threatened.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07

q n
Shmmon under
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Charmed With Stealing Barn.

Stevens Point-Charles Konopackt
of Sharon is under bond On a charge
of stealing barn. He rented a farm
and tore down a log barn, which he
cut up into wood and sold
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Rutternut Wants Depot.

Madison-The village of Butternut
wants new depot because the old one
is inadequate and unfit, according to
the petition of citizens of that place
to the railroad commission, filed re-
Gently.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
War Veteran Dies at Hudson.

Hammond. N Plumb, a veteran
of the civil war and a pioneer of this
place, died at the sanatorium in Hud
son, Wis, after a lingering illness. He
was over 80 years old
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
Proper Restriction.

Put this restriction upon our pleas
ures: Be cautious that they injure u
being which has life-Zimmerm
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07

Neenah.-Instructio have been
received here to remove all build
ings from the site of the new govern
ment post office building in this city
1t is expected work on the new build
ing will be commenced by the first of
July.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
ALL OVER THE STATE.

Stevens Point-Steveps Point DO
tato dealers are in war of bulls" and
bears and one result is that prices
have dropped 20 cents in the last five
weeks
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07
TELEPHONE PEOPLE
CONTRIBUTE TAX
S225,5O Levied by State and
municipalities.
MILWAUKEE GETS BIG SHARE
State Receives $4,000 Increase Over
1914 Assessment-Mad Race,
Oshkosh, Green Bay and Fond
du Lac Get Good Sums.

Madison.-A total tax of $225,594.33
for the business of 1915, has been paid
by the Wisconsin Telephone company;
to the state $78,6s785, and to the
towns, cities and villages where ex-
changes are located $146,986.84 A
check for the payment of the states
share was received by State Treas
urer Johnson and payments to the
towns, cities and villages are made
directly to them.
MiWaukees share in the distribu-
ton is greatest, being $70,06408 Mad
ison is next with S7,169.60. Next
comes Racine with $5,672.5O. Others
among the larger beneficiaries are:
Oshkosh, $4,125.72; Green Bay, s4,-
1921; Fond du Lac, $3,317.34; Eau
Claire, $3,119.06; Appleton, $2,644.88;
Beloit, s2,183.30; Kenosha, $3,O79.45,
and Superior, $2,735.
The tax is based upon the gross re-
ceipts and is in the form of license
fee thereon and the report OF the COM
pany shows that the total receipts for
the year were:
From exchange service. 81, 458,505.47
From toll lines ..... 1,053,381.11
1OLdI p, D IL ,oSo.0S
The fee is five per cent of the gross
receipts if they exceed 100000, four
per cent if less than 100000 or more
than 100000, and two and one-half per
cent If less than 100000.
The Wisconsin company paid last
year $73,866.59 to the state, so that
the present tax is $4,741.26 greater
than for 1914 There are GIG tele-
phone companies IN the state subject
to taxation, but the revenue coming
to the state from many of them is
merely nominal, less than 81. The
taxes are due the state and the towns,
cities and villages on March l, but
many of the companies pay before
that time, nearly half already having
paid for 1915.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07

Kenosna.-Dave Callahan, for the
past fourteen years yardmaster for
the Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way company in Kenosha, has been adj
vanced to the position of conductor.
He will begin his new duties at once
on run out of Milwaukee.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-07

Kenosha-Plans have been COM
pleted for the organization of
branch of the National Security league
in Kenosha on March 1. A mass meet
ing has been called at which Capt
James " Martin is to be the principal
speaker.
The herald., 1916-06-29

. l. 4 " arrhv. sidney E..'rrr
MORGAN RILEY. Mt. Pun
The herald., 1916-06-29
CHAR TER
OF URME RICE COMPANY. Iyc

'N-'''~ NM N''Ai M :, IN
United STATE, Of America. STATE IF Louisiana,
fari'n Of Orleans, CIty Of New Orleans
Re it known. that on this g4,h dav Of m,
month "t June in the wear Of orr Lord one
thousand nine hundred and sixteen. and al
.r independence Of the United States of
An'rca' re one hundred and forticth, be-
lore me. W. Morgan Gurcy. q notary public.
II and for this parish Of Orleans, State o.,
LOUISIANA, duly commissioned and qualified
ana acting as such. and IN the presence Of
NE tN" - witnesses hereinafter named and
GORDON :. briuc, Henry Simon, lanes /
iaipi, ~! residents Of the city of New Or.
leans, Louisiana, OF full age who each d..
clare. that they do hereby organize Them.
>''FcN INTO a corporation under the laws Of
'ir state OF Louisiana, 10 have existence f,-
d period of rluC'y-DInc tpgt wears from dat.
ara. W'ieh Is 10 be known As Or-1r Re-
company. Inc, with its domlcilc in the CITY
- -, -" FIeANS' state OF Louisiana. with a
S'pitai stock OF i've thousand dollars $500
DIVIDED INTO nifty tSOl shares of one hundred
'''."Ir 'SivrVp' each. payable IN cash. The
,'P''' STOCK or TINS corporation may be in
: -'S,,f 70 uiicen thousand dollars GlSDCOU
IN conformity with the laws Of this State,
ms corporation !, organized 20 carry ON
and conduct the business of wholesale r-,-.
chants dealing m rice. and other produce
t'H It" ne uy.pr3ductN or combinations
tAer'"i, ard to do al business c7incjdcu.
Herewith. ~
ms corporation shall have three 90 s-o,t.
l''GtrS a. a board Of directors. The officers
'laII he a president, a ylce-presidert and
HrgTctarE treasurer and said officers shall he
charged with the p0wc- and duties usually
,'p''a nE n" titles. unless fixed bv by.
laws Of said corporation.
The first board Of directors Of this chr.
pgTa,-on shall be Gordon 5 Ormc, president.
=" North Peter, Street. New Orleans -,
i-iana; Henry Simon ce-presidert. 30
Norm Peters Street. New Orleans. Louisiana.
: '.atN /. I1;1t, secretary treasurer 1Jy North
e''IN street, New Orleans, Louisiana: which
IatFd snail serve until the first Monday in
june, l9H. or until their successors ,-s
elected and qualified. and on the frst Mon.
gay III June, 1917, and annually thereafter
re stockholders shall elect the b3a-d ~
l,re,'2TS' and which board of directors. ylet
iced ny the stockholders. shall elect from
ii'aoHg their number a president. vicc.presi.
itHt ana Secretary-;rcasurer. and failure 70
,!ect SAID directors or ofncers shall not have
ne erect OF an.ulling this charter but The
men board and officers shall continue ~ act
AMI their successors are properly elected
Inc hrSt oihcers Of this corporation are
lere5y declared 20 be: Gordon S. Orre
}'cS' cent; Henry Simon. vice-pre sidert. and
aneS l.. Pitot, secretary treasurer, who shall
erye unu! the first Monday IN June 1917.
ma until their successors are duly elected
md qualified.
The assent OF two-,hirjs (2-0 Of the stock
epresented az a meeting called for TIA,
'u'pose shall be required 10 amend, change
The herald., 1916-06-29

| with the assent of two-thirds Of The n
stock present or represented at any nten1
the stockholders held for that purpsx
prior notice in writing TO each soeks'lt|
| mailed TO him at his last known pos
address. all in accordance with the lsn|
| Act 267 OF 1914
Article AT the expiration Of ths n
or the earlier dissolution Of this ofri1
1 tor any cause. its affairs shall Be ngl
by one or more liqudstors to be .lee1|
the stockholders, all OF whom Sal
stock IN this corporation, and sad o.
siOnerS are hereby vested with iuH
and authority TO liquidate the afain .
| corporation, with full power 70 sa
! the terms OF Sec. 20 Of Act & OF Dh
Article lO-The appearers HEREBY ~
that they have subscribed TO ne nt|
number OF shares OF the capital ssoef v
| corporation. to-wlt:
George Mule, No. 300 Espl,n,a.
New Orleans, La. eighteen hundrsse
twenty-five shares; Pascal Almerco'
Ursuliues St, New Orleans, La, eie,.a
dTed and twenty-five shares; b hsoe'.
travaia. Ns,-n F. o., La, eleven III
and twenty-five shares; Joseph k1S'1
Morgan Boulevard. New Orleans, a.
hundred and twenty-five shares; JO68 y
1904 Milan street. fifty shares h
The said subscriptions OF Geoir:
Pascal Alnegioo, Beuedetto lnn".i
Joseph NustliCac, up 70 the s11 -
thousand dollars tSjJOOW, or I'VE :.
$500 shares each shall be fnliJ
and settled by the transfer BY tnen
corporation Of all the property ~.
acquired ~ them by purchase ~ N
Vaccaro. IS per act OF sale pasSes
George Montgomery. Notary Puohe,
II. 1915. and improvements plsoe.
since sad purchase by them; eXeep'
part thereof sold % Marco Lucas, nj
about one bundled feet front On - J.,,A
sIppi River, by forty arpent; IN e,T
rowing one degree, tweniy'tnfee ..,,I,I
twenty seconds, and accurate Il
li-n'1ed statement and desciip00L I'd
property being hereto annexed 70 .>rI
CONNECTION hereof, and the said p,Yyf
been duly appraised BY me poHc .alue|
tors Of this corporation al ne
forth "a the annexed memofanoS, ,;o,s
The remainder % said suoSef'p
De paid for in cash. .z., ii
thus done and passed at ny on'' 4,
Ci.y Of Eeu Orleans, LOUISIANA, " -,
month and year hereinab0Ve snN 81
IN" presence q Messrs. Donin'' -
and Arthur = Po-ras, ompetem ~,
who hcre-utJ sign their names vs. a.,
the said apoc7rc-s, who have ~ .s,rs
sic their names the number o. m
S-ribed By them. and ne, MOAN"
due reading Of the whole. MI.
Original Signed: Geo. 81
eighteen bundled and twenty n..'s.A,,l|
Pascal A,ue-.c8, Il20 eleven sis,,s
,wc1'y-6y. shares; y. IntraVa,a, NOD
dred and twenty-five shares; yo' .:,,s.,;
eleven hundred and twenty'hV9S ,;:.-.,,,,,|
L.uzza, l5D Gf-y shares. VILE
Ciaccio, Arthur = Portas, VI
JOHN r CPiON,s 'soes|
I, tie undersigned reoorder % ~
IN and for he parish OF Ofie1st he
Louisiana. 10 hereby certify va - III
and foregoing act 81 inoofp9r'nTlSS v.Isd
Pasadena Orarg, Farm ana 80 4
Co, Inc, Vas tr.s day duly re'''s
Office, in book ll9s, folio =
New Orleans. May u, l9iooy,p d
(Sigued) EMILE J. LEOH"
A true copy. ,.x
New Orleans, La, May IN y'' ". \
JOHN K. UPION'
June IS 2 3 july 8
The herald., 1916-06-29
TIL E III e II A l. ID

of the stockholders called for that purpose,
the directors of the corporation by vote II
tvo-,hgds Of the number OF directors .e.es'ed
| At the last annual meeting Of stockholders
shall have the power to sell, lease assign,
transfer. convey OF otherwise dispose % and
deliver all the property, movable and in'r"-
upon such terms and conditions and ~ suo.'
| Considerations. whether IN cash, bonds, stock
| 30 other companies or other property. A., ia
| their discretion, ;ac directors may drc1.
! aiy.,t
! q. 70 H. an such a-'s and .luEs as may
! Pc necessary - ,.r.y on: ;Ac objects tgr
winch IN Corporation - o-s'".'ed
| I.-,E -r. NIX. genera. meeting % stock
sh.ld,-, IT, election - directors. - re held
nnicr Tin, charter oa the hrs: .esai day u
/ MAJ. l,,1. n- until tEer- duly qualified sac
,r,>arS are elected ani Installed. tie board
1 r; directors SHALL hy composed %.
| J. \ Newman. New G-.tlnr. La I. c
. En.', Nrn D-.r4--, la; ". II. NInter,
! Cos ley, Ia. J. y. Bark 'u.'. NcH Orleans.
/ La; l.. N. simon. Ne" Orleans. Ia; + II.
| Saunders. New Dr.,r.-. Ia. Frank \. Cod
| s'auN. New Orleans, La.. C. t1gEu,rhoI"l.
! New IBERIA. Ia. J. Il. l'1pDti. New Or.
! leans, Ia. J. X. Kn..rr, lr'~.cy. r.. Alex
! Brown, Mo-. L.: Jos, Brig, franklin, ID {:
! ]: VI Lsyh:,u~:e.. NcA Os!c!ns, La. W. C..
| Va. Lake charles, H.; ". T.. tonoy,-.
! Lake Chi-'e- L.; G--. Hathaway. Jennings,
! L.; ". ". Boutrn, New pr!lt1,, La, K
! l.. P:isa1. hbH,>F.'r. Ia; ll.tr Drcyius
! "" Iberia, Ia: r.. frs named Ten thereof
! being considered directors ni e., ar,t class.
and the last named nine a- directors Of the
! second r'a--. Nth Frank s. GptShauN a.
/ p-r,.dr~t. taI ". H. Hunter rs trs, v.sr-
| president. l.. CARROLL Roo. as second wee
! r.,,.i~-', AID l.. " SIMON u.s. secretary and
/ 'rc1Sure-
Section 3 Special meetings Of st5ckhold
81, -ly 'r held upon such Conditions as nay
he prescribed lu ,h, bylaws. upon zen DAY.
r":'rc p, u.u property addressed 20 cl,l
| .''rhH'.i.- III bis lis: known p9>.gf'sce all
dress.
A-.,c,e NI-N',~s,r- thu corporation is
dissolved either IS l."..ta..,~ II t.ur or by
tic d.'.r.,atr .a Do, the Stockholders. IT'S
f"urs ~n1l. Joe I4a,3t,,l ugi,r the super
vision OF three l4r.it,.-, 'o Is apq1a,.i
The herald., 1916-06-29

Pathetic WEAKNESS,

When a woman who married a man
to reform him lives to be sixty years
old without becoming a widow, she is
about as pathetic a picture of animated
WEAKNESS as one ever sees.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

Mrs. Genie wdson and son. Rivss
Watson. have feturned from their
vacation trip. ntde 10 relatives "a
south Texas and olng by auto route.
They had d1ightful motor trip
and report oulyt two punctures and
they occurred ID West. almost In
sight OF home. fThey made the trip
In Ford car II } covered $50 miles.
AZ Florence. Tetas. theS visited Mira.
l.. Moore Jr Jhd she accompanied
her sister homt for a short visit
While at Flordnce they attended n
Baptist revival conducted by the
Rev. Scarborough of the Fort Worth
baptist seemingly. There were tso
Baptist eonvsra They attended the
baptizing OF tlA new converts at the
San Gabriel r4erl at Georgetown.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
Going Ava, fsr,,.

The ladies OF the CIV. n. NJ. gave
a complimentary SHOWER and good
bye party yesterday to Miss Ruth
Musgraves at the Min Street Chris
tian church. Msssf Musgraves goes
TO Fort Worth on tn eleventh. whore
she will enter Texas Christian univer-
sity. beginning hertrainlng as mis-
sionary for the fcreign mission fields.
Miss Musgraves kill so 20 African
mission fields wien her education Is
completed. Next year she viii enter
the College OFF Missions az India
napolis where ne will take the pre-
scribed coursS for missionaries.
which included some knowledge 81
medicipe and Avs of sanitation. a
Texas Christiak university Miss Mus.
graves will sSdy bible aud French.
Mrs. Sid Farhr. as president of the
e. w b. NJ. Bad arranged a splendid
program fof the afternoon. Miss
Lucille Harding gave pipe organ
number. Mit Mack Rutherford gave
a reading, Miss Jimmie VIM rem
dered SOP. Mrs. chastain, the new
pastors VIE. gave talk on the Col
lege of Missions. Rev .-Chastain made
a few anbreciative remarks on the
"Importafce of the G. w. b. NJ"
After th( program Miss May Ross
presented Miss Musgraves with a
shower bf beautiful gifts. all useful
for a drl who is making up her
wardrobe to go to college. The gifts
were thought in basket, artificial
ly arrSnged in the T. e. U. colors,
with 1 T. G. U. pennant across the
top. zach gift was wrapped in It's
sue paper. and not unfolded Nuntn
the honor guest reached the PORTALS
of her. own home, where she had
time to reflect on the goodness and
generosity of such friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
ATTRACTIVE Garden Party.

Honoring Misc Winifred Arm
strong of Georgatbwn, Misses Helen
DuBose and Margaret Kemble en-
tertained with a4 attractive garden
party last Friday afternoon. The
aymstrong"s mofed to Georgetown
fnur wears ago. Xhen Miss Winifred
YES just schoolgirl, and her many
friends in waxa fachie were glad
to greet her again, fuli-fledged,
handsome young lady. She was
alfred in a pretG pink party dress,
Of most becoming design, and her
couture arranged il coquettish
euYls. Miss Margaret Kemble wore
dainty white 'fibck, of chiffon with
White messaline sbands, and corded
ripples Miss H9len DuBose wore an
attractive pink chiffon with La
France corsage. / Guests were greet
co under the bigs trees in the DuBosc
yard, and the long line of pretty
young ladies' add matrons made a
picturesque sceiie After the guests
bad passed down the receiving line
they we're served at an attractively
arianged al FRISCO booth, where
stood Misses Alpha Penn, Harlan
Miller, verna Erwin and Rainey
Harrison. Mistes Lucille Harding
aid Elsie Graham greeted the
guests. With sthe hostesses stood
the honor guest, Miss Winifred
Armstrong, MRS T. s. Armstrong of
Georgetown, Mrs. Louis shakelford,
Ms. Y D. KeIdble, Mrs. Ed DuBose
u, Misses HAZEL and Blanche Hol-
land. and MISC Corrinne Barksdals
ard guests, Misses Irma and Buena
Bsrnes and Mss Moses Walls of
Ver'hage. In fanother group guests
we're entertained by Misses Marga-
e'oson, Maries Smith, Lillian Roger,
aargaret Watson, Mrs. Harry
Mowies, Mrs. Will Farley, Misses
oieo Anderson, Dorothy Hosford and
Aela Stroud. A stringed orchestra
lefnlshed music during the hours
| iVm i've thirty TO seven.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
ri BetaI Delta entertained.

Miss Edith Naylor entertained
members oftthe junior soeiis' set
Tuesday evening, having as her
guests the rbembers OF the ri Beta
Delta sorority and few outside
friends. The home of Mr.. aud Mrs,
II. N. Nayloa on Williams street was
brilliantly illuminated for the event
Progressive fbuGco and fofty-two
was enjoyed by the guests. Score
cards and tallies we're Dutch girls
Pink and grden was featured IN the
color schcme3 Ferns, pot plants and
cut flowers hcautifie1 the reception
suite Cake bud cream were served
The guest5 We're Misses Grace Mey-
ers. Hazel Beck. Hattie Lou Falls,
Elizabeth Rivers, Fannie Written,
Margaret Thpnhill, Ruth Chapman,
Lucille Rocket. Edna Erwin. Editt
Naylor and Wilmer Harris, Marion
Musgrayes, Balfrey Griffin, Ralph
Beck. Ted Estes, J. J. Scott, Mar
tin Baker, John Shell. Thad John
son and Lee Youngblood.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
Progressive phty.

Misses Agnes Pierc9and Mary Sue
Wilkerson entertaining number II
their friends with Progressive even
ing party THURSDAY night The
guests first gathefed at the home Of
Miss Agnes Pie4e where they en-
ioyed games and victroia music. Al
nine-thirty thet progressed to the
home OF Miss Mary Sue Wilkerson
where they ahjoyed the games q
jinks" and 'winkum" and similar
pleasures. cream and cake were
served TIE guests we're Misses
Euna ANDY Buena Floyd. Flora 3
Gounah, Matte Ruth Moore Curtis
Mitchellf Mary Sue Wilkerson, RITA
Thompson, Agnes Pierce, J, Pratt
Thomnson, Agnes Pierce, J Pratt
Gerald Cole of Red Oak, Leslie 10
land, Charley shelton, Howard Nay
lor, Osce Stands. Nevills Pierce and
Jack Stands.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
o,kn House.

Rev. and Nj ). b. II. Wagner
open house II ursday for the
of the waxah{ chic circuit. OF
Rev. wagner is tho partor.
ladies of this rcuit give thetu
to the furnisi Ing OF the
for the circuit pastor ans .o
Yesterday was a memg.,,,n ~
both pastor an peopy 49, ~,
was spent MOI ple as,s. n' =
itabls. The drcu',a,'' p'''v wna~
They acquIredftf M
..n....... fls ~. -.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

The earth is blefSe1 Win the one
simple, painless. fnevea-failing rent
edy that makes Ipilliofh of eorn-pes-
tered people happy Aand that's
I"GETS-IT." Apply it n seconds
II dries Some people hb and die
Iat their Germs With knivesand razors
-wrap their foes in packages with
Ibandages or sticky tape m {
Them red and 3aw with salves. Moth
ling like this with "GETs-IT" Your
corn loosens4 you lift it off AThere
nothing 30 S1sesss on the eoan' on
Ihurt. Angels couldn't ask ION more
TRY it tonight on any corn. eaii us Oh
waTt.
"GETs-fT" is sold and recon-
mended by druggists everywhere
lose a bottle, or sent on receipt OF
price by z Lawrence & Co, Chicago
'ul.-(Ady.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

urs w d. Knowles compliment
a an her nieces and pephews with
" matinee party at ths Queen We'd
rssdav afternoon. Tif list includ-
a johnnie, Charlie, Simpson, Fred
Row. Ella and Marie Feyworth' Gus
ID and Joe Buck, Htrry keyworth
and Mr.. Joseph Ke1worth, grand
father Of the childre. The after
noon was very much enjoyed. and
.so children we're delighted with
their aunts method of hospitality
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01
GREEK OFFENSIVE
BEGux ~ Albania

ROME, Sept. e2r--Itaiian troops
have begun mn offensive IN south
eru Albania and have occupied Te-
peleni. thirty miles southeast OF Az
Iona. ON the voyusa river. says to-
DAYS war office statement. The
creek garrison withdrew from Te'
pelini. Austrian attacks In ths
-aranta valley and near Gorlxia have
4 cen repulsed. the statement adds.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-01

Misses sallie Kenner entertained
an lawn party Tueshay night
..,,s Miss Annie Louise Hig-
n D'"s Of Dallas. and Miss Lucille Bed
"a Who has gone to Dallas to
make her home. Refreih men's con
49, '4'.aa Of tea. salad, Olives. potato
81 ~. and sandwiches. There were
.hout fifty guests present.