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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-11

without dahasf OF ahs'ie sA'''ns -
hand. One oTthe most ahhosihs ied7
tures az Nike ST. Louis service
Was me psrs. stence OF certain fans
in calling hhn Hoernschsmeyer the
rame he pIated under when he was
selling eoat in Rhineland. Ohio
meat dispensary. No Gre kicked on
his taking the name Of Magee aud
he las had acc use Of il ever since.
ponoxan hpsct8 Walter Piyp 20
prove coripng first baseman and
his catching ftaff. Alexander, Nuna-
maker. Walt r. schwert and smith.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-11
THE WHITE sgx jfF FOR (
TEXAS TlA|u|kG CANA

CHICAGO. Marchlli.-A de luxe
special. fitted up wth Photographs.
poker tables. entertainers and num-
erous other comforts and nuisances
Of the home. will AIl out of the
yards tomorrow fot Mineral Wells.
Texas. with littlt old last years
ball team aboard
The Passengers kill be Charley
Comiskey's White Sox. bound for
Passengers will r. Charley Comis-
keys White Sox. hbund for Mineral
Wells to work off Charley horses.
spawned arms, mi&winter grouches
and mid-winter fat, preparatory TO
grabbing the American league pen
nant. il luck is With them.
As the team, Almost entirely a
1915 aggregation, Sacked up today
Comiskey, The Old tRoman. sat back
in his chair and sp1ke thusly.
I'VE had reali team late last
season. We've stilS got 1t. Boys,
we're going out to hin the pennant.
They're the hitting harvels, not the
hitle5s wonders"
Comiskey felt sd good about it
that he fitted up th4 training special
like a combination fladies' boudoir
and first class heflubroom Mrs
Comiskey and sever4 of the players
wives are going alont
AS the Sox lined ub to count noses
today nearly every Face was a ia
miliar one to Chicago fans. Comis-
key and his manage& Clarence Row
land, have passed ~ the Fed out
casts entirely. Thu lineup. said
Rowland, will be PRACTICALLY the same
as in 1915.
Release of Johns 10 the Columbus
A. A. and Blackbur3e TO the Toronto
international club leaves hole at
third. for which MeHullen or Morar
iety will have to fifth, unless Comis.
key annexes a star third from anoth-
er team.
Here's what Ro9land has to base
his hopes for pefnant upon:
Infielders, Eddid Collins. I'd; JAG
ques Fournier, 1b ;iBuck Weaver, IS;
McMullen or Mo9ariety, 3b Out
fielders, Happy Fflsch. Joe Jackson
and Eddie Murphy. Gatchers,
schalk, DAILY and Murphy Pitchers,
Russell. Scott. Cifotte. Benz, Faber,
Wolfgang and I'D Walsh.
En- route to Mineral Springs the
sox will stop at Kansas City, Mo,
for day, and will arrive at the
camp MARCH, IA.
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BILL D0NlAN YANK|NG
THE YAAks INTO SHAPE

MACON. Ga.. March ii. Bill
Donovan, With more than 100000
worth of baseball beef and bone
treading tho tropical lea today, was
just about ready to lead his Yanks
against the best the American league
affords ands put up a hair-raisiDg
fight for the pennant. Spring train
ing under the glowing rays or o
benevolent Sln has jerked the Yam
kee playerss into real high grade
trim for tie seasons fray. The
pitchers are going along in swinging
strides and the outfield is rated one
Of the best balanced outer yistas in
the whole American league land-
seapes.
Money did most of II. Colohei
Rupert and Captain Huston. the
spendthrift okners of the club, have
disbursed at least the fifth part of a
million shellssfor diamond serfs and
results TO date have been sufficient
to satisfy theb that their Judgment
was right. Td@ard the latter part OF
1918 the Yahee owners combed
the minors f& talent and bought
about 500 God warth of playing ma
terial. Not sadsfied, they gave their
fellow mcnarch heart flutters IN the
last few moths by contributing
500. 900 more for Lee Magee, rranA
Baker Gedeon Ind Schafer. stars Of
the one-time .Ftderal league The
cost OF purchase pas b. no means the
end az the Yarkees' responsibility,
either. The stab OF the team have
contracts for SUI large enough 70
stagxer most arSone but Charlie
Chaplin. and Chs$lie won't stagger
the slightest sta4 Ter for less taah
$4,000 a week 4 theFeahont
Rupert and Il nston are deferm-
med TO give the "a 5 one OF the best
c,ubs that ever tepresented New
York in the Amexcah ie4suV'
Donoyans modest homment on ine
Yankees aspiration Price mas not
cut any figure With the owners IN
a single year they taye spent Prod
ably. more money tor PLAYERS tnan
has been spent IN be rest Of me
ciubss history
third base Of eot rse u FranE
nakers logical po& tion. Donovan
says and Fritz NIais IS enthusiastic
abou, the tentative perth in the fa'
agricuItursl regions Magee. thou7f
a second baser b. hace. sin cars
rbe burden OF cent4 station in The
yzuks' outfield unless Donovan find'
!, impossible otherwise 10 plug tn
hole al second Magee likes % iel
nsools about his temperament Il
the oufsleld be viii be able to ven
t,s rae % the hspless srass-hoplsEi
l..
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Fine Damages Ball Park.

Ennis, Ifxas, March 1.-THE
his basbah park fence and grand
BIZ eaughs fire yesterday at noon
Em a grass fire, but the fire de-
|tment e4tinguished the flames
b but slight damage.
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BOSTON. Mass, March 11.-W.
|carrigan, manager of the world
lmpion Boston Americans, left
Ia with the first squad of players
the training camp at Hot Springs.
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LONGS Sklits BrOWns.

rRoCKETT, Texas. March IL
Elder Jones faid he split his
bw6s into Two squads, the Grays
hing the Bpwns. II to 8. The
In departedS late last night for
exhibition game with Houston.
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Kauff BIN Route to Texas.

KEW YORK, Mach 11.-Benny
hff. the Former star of the Brook
Federal league club, left yester-
afternoon for the training camp
Marlin.S
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EPM[[lDj
EHM@!.
IB FLASHES From
BIC 1RAIhlAG CAMPS

] AZ ANTONIG Teras, March IL.
b.eeball. not Etllets, is what Hug
wants for The Cardinals. So
brownsville lame has been call
|off. The regulars will clash this
srnoon and Ymorrow with the
rnebos. Hugtns said he feared
hats bullets from the other side
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oscar fVitt. regular Ord baseman
arrive Sunday to join the I'll
squad. He will bring Harry
|lmaf, who comes from the Pa
b cast league. Heilman is a
\ fseman and oqtfielder, who
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BarMell Girls Winners.

EAYPETRL, Texas. March IL
! Bard9ell High school girls bas-
ball tsam defeated the Maypeari
! eregyesterday afternoon by
r. of e to Z. The defeat was the
i the peal team has suffered thus
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\ Is proposed that an exhibition
he be played between the Detroit
ers and TEnity one day next
II
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stars Thi- is ia eptrast g last
years state Of affsirsS Chen the club
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Marshall will ppp bably be started
against the Pantbers tomorrow at
Fort Worth and The does not work
well Manager Jennings will have
Pagan. Erickson hnd McTigue to
fall back on. Hes win not take any
of his first strint pitchers.
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owners called thirty fans good slz--
"a exhibition crowd The Yankees
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The Park Association has cleared
away the under brush and made a
nice shady place At the south end OF
the grand stand for parking cars,
and people are requested to park
their cars there father than leave
them in the roadwa to the GENE
terry. A bridge has been built to
make crossing easy and people are
asked to park tfHir cars at this
place in future.
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led the Pacific Coz st league in bat
ting last year. Heas likely young
ster who ought . make good on
any of the major league teams.
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opening game aiil be played at the
Polo grounds on April II.
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Iris Speaker, lenter fielder for
the Boston Red COX. was visitor
in Waxahachie Last night. but he
wasn't thinking about training
camp workout. Iris is evidently
taking his own good time about
signing that reduce salary contract
with the Red So4. Since the out
law league dissoE ed the Boston
management want to cut iris sal
airy $4,000 a yea{
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Manager jennings announced to-
day that he could not bring the Car
dinals to Waxahtchie for an exhi-
bition game on arch Gath as was
proposed becauseithe Cardinals had
a game for that Gate. However, he
said he expected to get the New
York Giants. Tue Tigers manager
is very anxious ID give Waxahaehie
fans an opportunity to see Cobb
and Bonnie Kau4 match their skill
on the diamond. HE hopes to bring
the McGraw men here on March 9th
or 2Sth. He declared today thai
he would not plaI the Houston team
at Ennis, but might consider the
matter of bringing Roberts buneh
here for a gamd The announce
ment that Roger Edmondson or
Dode Criss would work against the
Tigers here would prove a drawing
card.
A mans kind 1ord for his oppo-
sition is apt to Have strings on 1t.
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A mans kind Jord for his oppo-
sition is apt to ave strings on 1t,
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Manager jennings announced tho
following lineup kand batting order
for the Fort Worth game Sunday
Bush, short stop; Young, End base;
Kavanaugh. right field; Veach, left
field; Burns, 1stf base; Maisel, 3rd
base; Harper, cer&er field; Stanage,
catcher; MARSHALL pitcher Others
in the party that will leave here at
11;1o o'clock AZ Baker, Pagan
Erickson, Smithsen, Fuller, Sulli-
van. McTigue, Jennings, Tuthil and
the newspaper m(n.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
Third Street BRIDGE
IS READY FOR Use

Without special ceremonies, the new
Third street bridge was leveled yes
terday afternoon for the first travel
The first persons to pass over the new
structure we're County Engineer James
II. Wilson. his assistant, Harry A.
Pierce. and his chauffeur, George Dick
erson in their automobile. The bridge
worked satisfactorily and in honor OF
the occasion. Fay Hunt. contractor
placed the American flag on the upper
most girdle Of the structure.
Then the work OF clearing way the
unnecessary timbers and impedimenta
at the north approach went on with
renewed vieor as Levy Courtman Bur-
ris has notified tho Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company that
Barkis is willln'" and the trolley
tracks can be laid az once.
At the traction company's Office /,
was stated that operations will not
begin Immediately.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
Thick, Way, FREE
FROM DANDRUFF
Draw n moist cloth through hair
and double It's beauty
at once.
Save your hair! Dandruf dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.

Immediate?-Yesl Certain?-that's
the JOY of IL. Your hair becomes light,
wavy, fuzzy abundant and appears as
soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after an application of Dander-
inc. Also try this-moisten a cloth with
a little Danderine and carefully draw IL
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair Of dust. dirt or excessive oil,
and in Just few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair A
delightful surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is scraggy.
faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides
beautifying the hair. Danderine dis
solves every particle OF dandruff:
,leanses, puriies and invigOrates the
scalp, forever stopping itching and
falling hair, but what will please you
most will be after few weeks use.
when you see new hair-hne and
downy at flrst-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp.
Danderine is TO the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. Il goes right to the roots,
invigorates and strengthens them. It's
eXhilarating, stimulating and life-pro-
ducing properties cause the hair TO
grow long. strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, charm
ing. lustrous hair. and lots OF IL. il you
will just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowl-
toms Danderine from any drug, store
or toilet counter and try il as directed.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
Little Flo Springer
Was Saved From Horrible Death By Quaker Herb Extract

When the Health Teacher came 20 VIII
mington, he did not herald himself A.
great doctor, graduated from one or dozen
Institutes and colleges but he came here as
o mere representative OF a concern which was
producing o wonderful remedy, and his duty
was 20 prove 20 the people that tho remedy
was really worth the confidence Of all.
Now what has he proven.
In answer 20 this question, he asks YOU to
refer back 20 al issues Of the local papers
aud nearly every day you VIII find the name
Of one or more Wilmington people who cerii-
ned by signed testimonials, that they were
really cured OF either rheumatism, catarrh
and stomach troubles 10y Quaker Herb Ex-
tract. Some OF the testimonials were even
sworn TO- This Is surely the strongest kind
Of proof obtainnble and should have con.
vinccd even the most skeptical persons Yet
some people still doubt, strange 20 say, and
for their benefit. cnse is cited today which
they must either believe or be considered
irrational.
Here are the particulars Of little Fls
Springer's cure. Little Flo Is a beautiful
child, aged years whose parents live IA
Pedricktown. 4. J. Unfortunately. thi,
sweet child was horribly afflicted and hei
terrified parents knew that unless cure cam,
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
commission TO CONDEMN
LANDS FOR SMYRNA SCHOOL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, Del. April 6.-Abel Sevil
and James r. Clements. OF Clayton.
and Albert S. Moore, OF Leipsic, were
appointed Tuesday by the Levy Court
of Kent county as commission TO
assess the value OF the properties
along Frazier street and the south of
the public schools grounds and TO
condemn land for public school pur-
poses.
lt is the desire OF the School Board
TO see the matter cleared up so the
newly acquired ground can be cleared
and the school grounds enlarged be-
fore July 4, TO be ready for the "Coun-
try Fair" and Fourth OF July cele.
bration.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
A Sure Way to
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once. and that is , dissolve IL, then
you destroy Il entirely. To do this
just get about four ounces of plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store (this is all you viii need. apply
ii at night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub II IN
gently with the finger tips.
BY morning. most if not all. of,your
dandruff will be gone. and three or
four more applications will complete
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of II, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
os the scalp will stop instantly. and
your hair will be fuzzy, lustrous
glossy, silky and soft. and look and
feel hundred times better.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
VOTE A NEW school
At POWDER VILLAGE
Rapid Growth at PennS-
grove Makes Problems
for Educators
STATE AGAIN ORDERS
TOWN TO CLEAN UP

PENNSGROVE. y. j., April 6-Steps
toward providing more school accom-
nodations in the new powder villages
which have sprung up near the du-
Pont plants within the last year were
akere at special school election
held in Upper Penn's Neck township,
when q proposition to raise $4,000
for a new building was approved by
2 substantial majority.
The building will stand on the site
OF the old Cove Schoolhouse. This
site. which a few months ago was
considered well out in the country,
and which stood at the edge Of large
held, is now surrounded on all sides
BY villages of bungalows. two-story
dwellings and apartment houses. An
aight-rOom frame school building was
erected by the duPonts in Upper
Penns Neck twOnship last fall, but
he enrolment OF pupils has been so
large that the building is over
crowded.
In the town proper a new s30,OOO
nigh school building was opened last
year. and that and other departments
arc so crowded that the borough
Board Of Education is facing new
building problems.
The sanitary conditions OF Penns-
grove are to be further investigated
by the State Department of Health
DR.. r. B. Fitzrandolph, Inspector ID
.. Bowen. Assistant Inspectors Harry
Macdonald and Wallace Eakins Will
nave charge of the new inspection
and they have already gone TO the
Town. The department has given the
borough authorities until April 20 tc
put the municipality in proper sani-
iarv condition. II this is not done
the State body will do the work itseli
and assess the cost upon the borough
Announcement is made here thai
the International Electric Light, Hea
and Power Company. with its mail
offices I'm Philadelphia had taker
over score or more OF the electric
lighting and power plants Of Soutt
Jersey. The merger includes among
others the Bridgeton. Salem, Penns
grove Pitman. WenOnah. Woodbury.
GlassbOrO and other plants.
All the South Jersey plants vii
be- operated from a central plant tC
be located I'm Bridgeton and within
a year the plant here will be in
creased TO at least double its presen
capacity.
It is regarded as certain tina
President Wilson will name Distric
Attorney j. Warren Davis TO the new
iudgeship created a few days ago b,
Congress for the New Jersey distric
Of the United States Court.
Mr. Davis was Senator from Salen
county when the President was Gov
ernor and sponsored the Sever
Sisters" antitrust bills, and mad
the fight on the floor for them.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
DUTIES OF NATIONS THEME
OF REV. melvin B. WRIGHT

Preaching on "The Rights and
Duties OF Nations" in the Logan Bap-
tist Church. at Logan, Pa, on Sunday
evening the Rev. Melvin B. Wright,
formerly OF Wilmington, outlined a
plan for the establishment Of a Court
OF World Opinion at Washington,
which he believes will accomplish
much toward eliminating war. He
is sending an outline of his PROPOSE
tion to President Wilson.
The pastor suggests a court be es-
tablished. consisting Of five judges ap-
pointed by the President, all to be eX-
perts in international law. and a jury
composed OF diplomats at Washing
ton representing all nations OF the
world. He would give the court ad-
visory powers. depending upon public
sentiment TO compel the nations TO
fall in line with its decisions.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
Y.M.C.A. NOW FOR
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Building Is Formally Open
ed Today With special
Exercises
TO REORGANIZE THE
TOWN BOY SCOUTS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. April 6.-with spe-
cial exercises the Delaware College
y NJ. c. a. building. which will be the
headquarters for all the social activi-
ties of the college will be formally
opened at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
The building which has been especial
ly fitted up for the occasion. under
the supervision OF H. Rodney Sharp,
"a trustee OF the college was formerly
used as the library. Henry b. Thomp-
son. chairman OF the board and Mr..
sharp will be present at the opening
and will probablyimake few remarks.
Remarks will also be made by Presi-
dent Mitchell. J. A. Crothers. president
Of the students self-government as
ISOLATION. and j. C. Hastings. president
OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
I At meeting of the State Board of
Pharmacy, held here yesterday. fifteen
candidates for pharmacists and assist.
ant pharmacists were examined. The
board will meet again in Hotel DUPONT
on next Wednesday morning.
Lester ". Tarr. assistant chemist al
the Delaware College Experiment sta
tion, has started q movement for the
reorganizing Of the Boy Scout troop in
Newark. A meeting will be held In
Recitation Hall. at the college tomor-
row night. when Charles Gurney
Scout executive for Wilmington. will
speak.
The Agricultural Cldb Of Delaware
College has elected the following stat
for the Delaware Farmer. for the mex
collegiate year: Editor in chief J. A
Hopkins; assistant. j. NJ. Heinel. hor
Iticulture. J. W. ODaniel: agronomy
W. V. Marshall; animal husbandry. +
Tracy Campbell; campus notes. r. A
Gilman; questions and answers. Johl
Edgar: business manager. j. r. Davis
circulation manager. W. II. Savin; ad
lyertising manager. n. W. Taylor; as
sistant business manager. j. O'Toole.
The annual Newark school election
will be held on Saturday. April 2g
The terms OF Harvey Honecker ant
Professor Charles A. McCue expire a
thai time.
The building will be called "PuI
nell House" in honor Of DR. William
II. Purnell, president of Delaware Co
B. lege from 1870 TO 1885.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06
AVOID SPRING ILLS
Purify aud Build Up the Blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla

In the spring your blood needs
cleansing and enriching. You feel
poorly. and there is more or less
eruption on your face and body.
Your appetite is not good. your sleep
is broken. and you are tired all the
time
You need Hoods Sarsaparllla. Il
is the one safe and effective tonic
that has stood the test Of forty
years. II makes the pure red blood
that will make you feel better. look
better, eat and sleep better. II Is
the old standard tried and true all
-yegr-round medicine for the
blood and the whole system.
Ask any druggist for Hoods Sar.
saparlllu. and insist on having y.
Nothing else acts like IL. for nothing
else has the same formula or ingro.
dents. and so there is no real sub
stitute Get Il today.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06

10 take and she was not sick or weak even
a minute after the worm had passed. The
mother became almost frantic with joy when
she realized that the life OF her darling child
had really been saved.
Now the question Is. arc these things trucf
II you doubt ask Mr.. Lewis Little. who u
one Of the oldest conductors In service on fhe
Pennsylvania road. lie is the uncle Of the
child.
Ask Mrs. Little az her home. No. 1903 ".
Fourth street She was present when tnr
worm was expelled Ask Mr. sprlnisL
the mother OF the child. who Vas s'opl."ss
With Mrs Little. Call and taik win l',,o ~,
Flo herself She Is inteilgent enouk" ~
tell you what saved her life-
Vow you certainly believe, do you mott
This case therefore. being absolutely ,sas
does IL not also convince you that Sue.s-
ucrh rxfract must be o wonderful remedy
indeed .....t.-, c.f.rrh
.,.m.ch liver kidney or blood troubles, can
YOU IN justice 20 yonrsef refuse eycn
s,.-~t ~ try X Quaker Herb Extract
~ oo : bottle for $3.50. oil Of Balm.
zoe Fckerd's Drug store. No. sos Mar
tsi .treet. always carries fall line Of th<
famous Quaker Herb Remedies.
Evening journal., 1916-04-06

soon, inevitable, quick horrible death was
certain. They had tried and tried different
medicines. various treatment. yet the dan
gerous condition Of the child became more
critical. Three or four years ago Il was
ascertained that the real cause OF the chiid's
trouble was a tapeworm. When this was
realized for a certainty then commenced an
other series Of treatments many OF which
we're very severe. and an Of which were very
expensive, yet none Of which helped the child.
whose condition then naturally vas more
critical than ever Mrs. Springer and Little
Flo came 10 visit relatives in Wilmington
The names Of these relatives are Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Little and they live al No. 1908
West Fourth street. When Mrs. Little
heard OF the precarious condition Of the
child she al once remembered from reading
the papers that Quaker Herb Extract had
csused many people TO cxpel tepeworms, and
here now was a child In her own home who
was afflicted.
Would it cure her a. Il did othersi
A visit was made 20 Eckerd's drug store,
| the treatment was obtained. The child took
IL on q Friday morning and before noon the
same day the child expelled the tapeworm,
| complete with head. II proved 20 be over
20 feet long Little Flo did not have %
starve or diet herself the remedy was easy