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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07

PL A \ { n ] "
ABANDONED D
FAILURE TO AGREE
ON REVENUE BILL
Will Prevent Finishing Up
Cores Bill Adds 10 Delay
-MayFinish Saturday.

WASHINGTON. n. e., SEPT. g.
Plans of administration leaders 10 ad'
journ congress tomorrow night were
abandoned tonight when lh" confer
enCc committee on the emergency rev
enuc bill indicated that il could not
reach an agreement until some time
tomorrow at the earliest. There is a
possibility that the report ma! not be
ready before Ftlndy, and that ADJOURN
mcnt may be delayed until Saturday
Although the ronfcrCnc" worked far
into The night. much of the bill Was
lefI for consideration tomorrow morn
ins. Senator simmons. chairman OF
thr Senate runfrrccs. said he believed
an agreement would be reached in
time for presentation TO the House
soon after il meet" al noon.
But rhr revenue bill is not AL that
is delaying adjournment. In the Sen
ale Il nlibuStcr has developed against
the paSSa Ct nf the corrupt practices
ACT. and various Senators are clamor'
ing for consideration nf minnr bills
The general deficiency bill still is be-
ing held up in conference until a re-
port ON the r"rrnu" measure ha* been
made. and in addition 10 these Obsta,
rlCs, leaders uf both houses pXpeti
that general debate on thc revenue
bill conference report Will occupy
many hours.
Will Be Saturday.
Senator Kern. the majcri," leader.
said. after rrSic"lng The situation,
that hc did not look for adjournment
before Saturday. Some OF his col
leagues insisted that nothing could
hold Congress later than Friday night
il the roIenuc bill was disposed nf .!
that imC. although Srraror Owen Is
keeping up = fight on III" corrupt lrac'
iireS bill there is i general under
standing among III" leaders that no
vote will he taken. because that would
result in ralIinS back ~ Washington
Il quorum If The House and postpone
adjournment mdetnir"ly.
After IN all day discussion OF the
rovennC hill the cnpferees had not
completed consideration OF amr1I'
menrs 10 the income tax section when
they adjourned for dinner. Admins
traitvc features Of tho income raA
provisions. were the stumbling block.
They had settled the rates nj TAXATION
and agreed finally that III" normal taE
on incomes should hC two percent mn
that rhn senate. amendments lncrcnS.
inC tho .ur.taNCs on large incomes
should pc retained in the bill. After
dinner tho coniorces resumed their
work. determined 10 speed ny with a
Wow 20 re; ,hinc rompirir agree
mcnt sonnet " tomorrUW morning II
possible. Z
L'unsidcrati Aof tic senate amend
mpnts rmpo" Ng The President 10
rnraIiatc agair = British. interference
with American ads' and American
mails had hcrn euG sod infotmall! in
conference. The WAS no disposition
10 eliminate an" Of the provisions
v hich navc aroused diplomatic repre-
sentatives Of III" Allied powers n
Washington. hi; it. was stated that
one Of thr appointments might be "t.
viscd. None uf tho cGnfcrees would
indicate what change "dS con
tcmplatcd.
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FRENCH MAKE NOTEWORTHY GAINS zzzz. z5
ON THE SOUTH OF RIVER SOMME
IMPORTANT POINTS ,:s:s= BE
LOST BY GERMANS
Berlin Admits Loss Of Town
Of Clery- Russians MAKE.
Important Gains. 5.5. 81:

While their compatriots were busy.
Wednesday north Of the Somme WArqi
ing off German counter.attacks or enS:
gaaed in artillery duels, the FrenenN
south of the river drove their men:
farther into the German lines for
noteworthy gains. - '.tt.zs.t;s, 81,
In stubborn fighting over; tronss
of four miles between Vermandovll:
lers and Chilly the Germans naYes
been forced to give up the northerns
portion of Vermandovillers; While
the French have occupied the OUT.
skirts of the railway junction. toEna
of Chaulnes and thrown their forceEi
along the railway running from ChAui:E
mes to Roye between Chaulnes ana
Chilly. s:1s q q
TO the north the operationsso Of thes:
French with Barleux, and ultimateiy
Perronne. as their objective. also met
with success. Southeast Of Belloy.s
En.Sanierre further German traSchess
were captured and most OF the,AAaRes
Of Barny.Ep -Santerre fell into thea
French hands. Paris says the num:S
Der of prisoners taken apparently waAs
large. 5t:2Ss;;
Berlin admits the loss Of Clery::
which lies q short distance nortk5
west OF Peronne.. }.$s:.:l4
Russians Take Prisoners.' :555:,Ss ;5szS q
In Galicia on the front of the Zlot9s
Lipa and Dniester rivers the Russlales
have driven the Teutonic Allies FROM
fortified positions and have taken
900 prisoners. among them About9
. 900 Germans. Berlin comedies
victory TO the Russians in this region:l
Violent fighting continues ,arogna;
Rrzezany. southeast OF LemDerg .5nuSs
here Berlin says the Russians aasas
suffered heavy losses and have mass
no advance. Russian attacks ne4sa
zborow. northern Galicia. and in!N9ti
hynia. also failed according to$BeFtMs
Fighting is still going on tnI1 "
Carpathians where the Russians scl
the capture OF additional heig1ts.ssfs
in the Rumanian theatre GERMAN
and Bulgariau troops are still ,enEaka4
with the RpH1anians in the Dobrant9
region. Berlin reports the cAptureSAA
sevetf1of the Turakan works togetnnE.s'
with British armortd batteries. The;'
Rumanians claim that they have res
taken all the Dobrudja frontier 4k9S,
of the Danube between BulgG11S.&noe
Rumania. The towns otfsfaGS 1no = q
lafaL on the Danube. have been oop:i
barded BY the Teutons. s4.is! .5
The Russians in Turkish ARMENIA
continue their progress aSalnet ttns
Turks near Ognott. intictins ,neaYy3
casualties on them, according, to: retro.
grad. -;
On the Macedonian front only bonn;
hsrdments are in progress. -
In Albania the Italian advance nas
been stopped. says Berlin and the Te4 :
toni, lilies have recaptured all posk
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DR.. CoBURN NAMED

H. ,'uhrrtl, T. II "C Toronto. was InhH Y
..lcri"d slaIi"'' i President "f til" Mus
kin-unl cor nee Of the Methodist
Protestant ,uu.ch in session here. DR..
T. r. Er,k, OF Columbus tho retiring
President was cIcrtcd ono year ago. AZ
travelling President. hut tn" conference
decided to abolish this office and give
the executive head rf the organtZa ticn
q stationed office.
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2QO DESERTI0NS
FROM THE SECOND
", VA, REGIMENT
,.yr'.'rtj lrI,lrivi' l." IT,. intrllic"mtr'
ESrNN " Va. SCpi y

>.rs..rti Iu>lr,ivi, /" H.. intrllIc"n"rr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept -
Owing TO rhr many dHscrlionS IN me
second regiment sine" pay day. NhlCh
have numbered over TWO hundred. Il
provost guard has been placed III
Charleston and all mrn leaving -"
posi- ar" required TO hold passes ap-
proved ny rompany commanders.
The nc~ orders "a issued At three
O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon At which
time ~" guard vas Srni III me rIiJ
and al mrn without passes "rr" lax
on into ru*indv and escorted IN camp
hy armed Guards. Many innocent
soldier. "hn Nerr in Charleston on
husncs. mary nf then sent in hy
ih"ir commanders wcr" victims; OF the
order and wrrc Cnndurich into camp
as prisoners An effort will he made
IN mold III" bow iurh".'k for lhr n"Xi
Iwn week., wh"n il i. expected il,"
r"-!Incni will mnS~ E"uihWard, ~
is predicted ihai if anolh"r par DAY
i" spent here tho regiment Will TAX"
leave without permission.
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TWO men ARE !.
FATALLY BURNED

cLARKSBuRG. ". Va, Sept. g.
Frank rlausSan. Of Adamston.~ a1d
George Cornell. Of Clarksbyrg, were
perhaps fatally burned ~ eaplo.
sion Of gas at IN oil VI west
Milford today. The ME- Stand.
inc near the casing whe & suCieniY
spurtnd over tne top OIL the derrick,
and The Gas thus released explodeg;i
from fire in the forge nearby. ,. Z - -
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HUGHES AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. y. Y. Serl. G.-Aticr
his swim" around the United States.
Charles f. Hughes touched Buffalo
a"ain Today rnrouIc for Now ENGLAND
Tumorrnw hr will speak at Samptan
Eoach. and Portsmouth. \. H., and Al
York iiarbnr and Portland. Maine.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Forecast:
Ohio. western PepnHylvhnta-,Prob- ob-
ably local thundersh showerS Thursday and
Friday, somewhat lower temperature
Friday
West virgtnia-Fair south and prob
pbly local thundershoTers north Thurs.
day and Friday.
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ONE KILLED; THREE IHJu11r.

rr:tATI'E. Ills. sent e.-Ftren!a?
Palmer nf Gcntrali:.. Ills. was killed
and thrcr other 'rain:ncn were in1uESu
in a head on collision between TWO 5ilu-
nnisr Central freight trains near En-
ru,.l,.ur Ills. tonight Twenty: cara
Of lumber aud r"ri~hable freight were
destroyed. Th" engines tcicscoped each
other. ~
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MANY KILLED.

FORT WORTH Fox. Sept 6.--Srr"ral
Ii, es are reported i"$, in :; go "Npl"Sir..
~ Saginaw. %".errl miles r"rih II n"r'.
Two amhul2a.c@ have been seat from
here,
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WITH FAVORABLE WEATHER, CROWD
OF FIFTY THOUSAND IS EXPECTED

THIS IS CITY DAY AND GENERAL HOLIDAY HAS BEEN
DECLARED WHILE WHEELING TO MAN TAKES
IN WEST vIRGIN1AS BIG EXPOSITION.
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RAIN YESTERDAY CAUSED PosTPoNEMENT OF HARNESS
EVENTS AND NIGHT HORSE sHoW-PosTPoNED RACES
WILL BE ADDED TO TeDAY's FAST. CARD.
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Fair South and Probably Local nun;
dershoWers North Thursoay ana
Friday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-24
LEAGUE LEADERS START
LONG TRIP TO CELLAR
NANAHtCHIE NEGOTIATED DE
FEAT OF TOP-NOTCHERS
FOR 4 SECOND TINE.
Chambers OutgencraIs Poteet, the
Indicated, in Classiest Game
of the Baseball Season at
Jungle Park.

Big" Chamerbs negotiated the
defeat OF the Mexia ball team in the
classiest game OF the year at Jun
gle park Tuesday afternoon. the
score being l to 0 in favor of the
home team. Chambers was pitted
against Poteet, indicated during
the present season. and il must be
admitted that the Venus lad had
the better of the argument, so far
as hits go, throughout the game for
he yielded only one safe blow which
netted Jordan a couple of bases
Waxahachie's only score was the re-
suit of pass, an error and sac
rifice fly. Poteet had the Athlet-
les at his mercy throughout tho
game. Chambers pitched magnifi.
cent ball. keeping the five hits made
off his delivery well scattered. In
the fourth he pitched out of an ugly
hole after the bases had been filled
with two safeties and pass. The
fourth man UP popped out to Go.
Der. Naylor then grounded to Kerr
who whipped it back to home plate
in time to cut down Kizziar Poteet
then hit high one to Dobbins and
the side was retired.
Bugs Young held down the
initial bag for the Athletics and he
showed some class. Gardner was
in possession of the middle garden
and played his usual game.
Jordan for the Athletics was
first to connect with the pill and he
drove it into deep left for two bases
though he had to extend himself to
beat Wrenn's whip to that bag. He
died at second when dobhins made
an easy out Shelton to Kizziar. The
fourth was the close call for Cham
bers, but the big fellow steadied
down and retired the players in
one, two, three order.
Waxahachie made her score in
the seventh when Gardner flew out
to Wren. Gober walked, was adj
vanced to Bird when Brown drop
ped Smiths long fly to right. Gober
scored on Young's sacrifice fly. Jor-
dan retired the side on a pop VI
to White.
When Shelton came up in the
ninth and hit safe to left it looked
like a ninth inning rally but Cham
bers would not stand fer it and the
next sthree men up bit the dust in
rapid fire order.
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A symbol of Health.

The Pythagorians of Ancient
Greece ate simple food. practiced
temperance and purity. As a badge
they used the five pointed star which
they regarded as symbol of health.
A red five-pointed star appears on
each package of Chamberlain's Tab
let's. and still fulfils its ancient mis-
sion as a symbol of health. If you
are troubled with Indigestion, bill
iousness or constipation, get pack
age of these tablets from your drug
gist. You will be surprised at the
quick relief which they afford. For
sale by Curlin's Two Drug stores.
(adv.) cod
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sufFRAG|sTs OF NATION TO
ORGANIZE W0NAA's PARTY

CHICAGO. May 24.-All IS in
readiness for the thousands Of NO
men who viii attend the Woman ;
Party convention here. June 5. 5
and :. in answer 10 the call OF tue
Congressional Union. suffragssts
from an enfrauehised states VII
determine hou they cau throw their
votes in the next election Ia order
to best serve the cause ~ nation
aide suffrage for womea.
The last day - this convention
ru - the urst day 81 the repub-
lean eouclaFe-
Tn. rnion has just completed a.
Invasion ~ the Nesf undertaken -
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consolidate The Congressional Tn
ION branches in the already enfran-
chised states.
The work of organizing the con-
vention is being pushed in every
district in Chicago through the wo-
mems clubs. societies and Industrial
organizations.
Miss Alice Paul. national chair
man. and a notable group OF milf
tant scouts are in charge. The
activities are directed from field
headquarters on Michigan boule-
ward.
Miss Mabel Vernon of Delaware.
who organized nearly half the en-
franchised states in support of the
federal amendment. win arrive soon
to direct a campaign of street meet
ings.
Miss Doris Stevens. head of the
national organization department. ia
here in charge OF the open air dem
constructions and mass meetings that
will punctuate the suffrage calen-
dar between now and convention
time.
Miss Elizabeth Elder of PhiIadel-
Iphia has taken charge OF the infor-
nation bureau and viii later enroll
all delegates. The work of direct
ing the out of door publicity is In
the hands OF Miss S. Ada Flatman
of London, England. one OF Mrs.
Pankhurst's lieutenants In the ear
| ly days of the militant movement.
The program will be mainly in
the hands OF the voting women.
Among the speakers Will be Miss
Maude Younger member OF the Ma
tional Advisory council OF the IIn-
ion, Mrs. Sara Bard Field, envoy
from the Woman Voters convention
lin San Francisco, and Mrs. William
Kent. member of the National Ex-
ecutive committee, all OF California;
Miss Anne Martin of Nevada. mem
Der of the national legislative COM
mittee and Mrs. Dora Phelps Buell.,
state factory inspector of Colorado
and member Of the National Advis-
DRY council of the Union.
A hospitality committee headed
| by Mrs. Clifford Wells. a promi-
nent society woman. Is in charge of
the work of securing accommoda-
tons for the hosts who will begin
| to arrive in few days. Unable to
secure rooms in the fashionable ho-
tells, the committee has leased a
number of small suburban hotels.
Contrary to the reports that the
Union is partisan organization
Miss Alice Paul. the national chair
man, declared today that the organ
ization is strictly non-partisan and
lis working solely for nationwide en-
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years. and although have used
great number of remedies recon-
mended for this complaint, Cham
berlain's Tablets Is the first medi-
cine that has given mo positive and
lasting relief.'' writes Mrs. Anna
Kadin. spencerport. N. Y. Chem
berlain's Tablets have. done wonders
for me and value them very high
ly." For sale by Carlin's Two Drug
Stores. -- (ady.) cod
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SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May "a
The locals braced up yesterday.
shooed the iinx away and came
within a smoker of banking the
Dallas Giants. Two errors by the
Bronchos. with two hits by Dallas
in the ninth, Melted the visitors one
run and saved them from shut
out, the final score being 4 to 1.
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rheumatism.

If YOU are troubled with CHROME
or muscular rheumatism give NHaiA
berlain's Liniment trial Inc
lief from pain which II affords p
alone worth many times is es'
For sale b. Curlius Two y.
stores. - fadv.l
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Run-Gober Stolen bases-Hu-
Der, Shelton 3. Sacrifice hts
Kerr. Wren. Sacrifice fly--Young.
Two-base hits-Jordan, Kizziar.
First base on balls-Off Chambers
s. off Poteet 3. Struck out-By
Chambers 5, by Poteet |. Lett on
-Waxahachie 3, Mexia o. Wild
Double play
Kizziar to Huber to Kizziar. First
base on errors-Waxahachie z.
Mexia /. Hit by pitcher-By Cham
hers (Huber). Time OF game
hour and 40 minutes Umpire
Blackburn.
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II you will read the Daily Light
want column closely every day you
will pick up enough bargains In that
section of the paper within a year
to- pay for the Daily Light subscrip-
ton over ard over again. #
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GALVESTON, Texas. May "a
Sentell sent Eugene Moore back
against Shreveport yesterday and
the lefthander was right, holding
the visitors to four hits. Score, Cal
weston 2, Shreveport 1.
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reimbursement OF women.

A review of the suffrage situa-
ton In the house shows. the suffra-
gists say, that the democrats have
blocked the amendment.
Miss Paul is explicit In giving rea-
sons for the formation of new
party
If women who are republican
simply help the republican party.
and women who are democrats sim
ply help the democratic party" she
said, 'women's votes won't count
for much But when the political
parties see before them a group of
Independent women voters who are
standing together. it will make suf-
frage an issue
Among the women who will head
delegations from the free states
are Mrs. Eleanor S. Colt OF Mon
tana: DR. Caroline Spencer of Colo
RADIO. Mrs. John S. Allen and Mrs.
Wallis Williams of Washington.
Mrs. J. A. Heating of Oregon: Miss
Margaret Tyler of Idaho; Mrs. w.
H. Sawtelle and Mrs. e. ID Perrin
of Arizona; Miss Gail Laughlin OF
California;; Miss Anne Martin of
Nevada, and Mrs. Lila Day Monroe
of Kansas.
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rell. polled two homers and one sin
gle. Ten home runs were knocked
by the two teams.
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1t Is easy for politician to con-
vince himself that he is q natural
leader of men.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, May "a.
After losing three straights at
McAlester, the Senators brought the
Miners home with them yesterday
and hammered out a 10 to 2 vic
tory
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

MNSKOGEE, Ok, May 24.-Six
hits off Salisbury and five errors
on the Muskogee fielders gave the
Tulsa Producers the first Of the Sc
ries here yesterday afternoon by a
3 to 0 score. akSgs
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SOUTHWESTERN SQUAD
OVERWHELMS TRINITY
THE GEORGETOWN METHODlSIS
TAKE KINDLY TO THE
OFFERINGS.
Waxahachie Contingent Plays Rag
ged Defense and Is Unable to
Bat Effectively.

Southwestern university won from
Trinity University Tuesday by a
score of s to L. Eleven hits, four
of which were for extra bases, tells
the tale. Southwestern scored two
runs in the third on a base on balls
and two hits, two runs in the fourth
on base on balls, three hits and an
error. and four. runs in the seventh
on a base on balls, an error and four
hits.
Trinity scored / run in the sew
enth inning on three hits.
Trinity pulled fast double play
in the fifth inning, shortstop to sec
ond to first.
McDaniels of Southwestern maze
double play. unassisted in the
eighth.
Fuaua famed the side in the firs'
inning.
Southwestern -. COZ 200 foo-e
rrinitv GEO 600 1901
Watson and Laws: Fuaua, Rog-
ers and Bryant.
Struck out-By Watson = p'
Fuqua s. by Rogers l. Three-oase
smith. Two-base hits-N a.
ker. Matlock. Laws, AleNaheei
Double plays MeDaniels tuhasais'-
A.. Efuahpr
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FORT SMITH, Ark, May "a
Shipe and Robertson engaged in a
pitchers duel that went in favor
of the former on Leininger's pair of
errors. The score was to l.
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BEAUMONT. Texas. May "a
Pitcher Jost, assisted by First Base
man Weiss yesterday beat Fort
Worth, to 0.
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American League.
eISTRAL TEXAS LEAGUE.

'S' Texas, May Ennis
"om Marlin, Is to Z, in a slug
'0utest, replete with errors.
was taken out when Ennis
Nv 10 l lead. Stair pitched
'Au'hgs and allowed four runs
\ 'e hlts. Wende got his fin
W.T. and retired in the sixth.
A0ners were also a feature.
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HOUSTON. Texas, May 24.-Sage
shut out the Buffaloes yesterday by
the same score as Donalds admins
tered to them Monday. 2 to 0.
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What has become OF the old-fash-
icned man who carried u lock of Her
hair in his watch case?
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Phone ss6 viii get me
right now. Estimates cheefls.E -
an 1T. Tucks- 'oh printer % !.
az ''-fAiTl
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Mineral Wells Votes Bonds.
MINERAL WELLS, Texas. May "a.
"A bond issue of $4,000 for sewer
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l.. l-L' Texas. May 24.-By
n. ''ehty-one of the thirty
s 70 yesterdays game. Tenn
spea the second game. is to
II 'auened their batting aver
4s'aerably. Trammell star
vat with two homers and
es' while Meason. for Ter
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DENISON, Texas, May 24.-Deni-
son won its fourth straight game
from Paris by taking the long end
of a to count from the visitors
here yesterday.
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extension and disposal plant was vot-
ed here yesterday, 155 for and, .
against
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, May 24.--Schulte's
home run in the fourth inning of
Yesterdays game with two men on
bases spelled defeat for Philadel-
phia, Chicago winning, 8 to 3.
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PITTSBURGH, May 24.-Brook-
Ign shut out Pittsburgh here yes
terday, to 0. Pfeffer allowed the
Pirates only two hits.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-24

CINCINNATI, May 24.-New York
won its twelfth straight game, de-
feating Cincinnati yesterday, 4 to 3.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-24

ST. LOUIS, May 24.-St. Louis
broke it's losing streak by defeating
Boston yesterday, to 0.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-24

"Chamberlain's Tablets Have Done
Wonders for Me-"
IL have been sufferer from
stomach trouble for a number oil