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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-30
StudebakerS
for the United States Army

IL not only of interest to every Studehakef
Haan 10 know something Of what Studebakc~
b icing with the Government bat II also fuj-
every salesman with very valuable
ssr material. We are reproducing herewith
lated from El Paso. TeAas. Angus; "a. IA
advised that StudebakeF hal
raa sse most test that the Government
s0Ns1St them TO i'm the toughest roads In Mexico
Aat IS a result. the Government had purchas
1sst ~ three studebaker Six touring and
Sssa 4sser -Four roadster. In the iuly issue of
STALKER News there appeared article
e neral pershing Uses Studehakar in Mexico
s3tesi y; that time. the General eomaandeerei
AZ rom ~ owner. AIR Taylor. and used II frons
Sc sulnc OF his Mexican campaign. The
FORMED satisfactorily that Messrs, Elott-Gaf-
Staasheser distributors az FL Paso. Texas
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TRINITY PLAYS
SCORELESS CAME
yoHN IaRIETON TEAM HOLDS
LOCAL TEAM sCOBELEss
THROUGH GAME.
MANY ATTEND GAME
guening Game of season Was NJ
tended By Practically Al of
Students and Many Fans
From the City.

The opening football game OF the
1916 season was played at Ioakum
field Friday afternoon between Trini-
Is university and John Tarleton col
lege of stephenville The game re-
suited in a scoreless tie. but served
10 give COACH Bivens a good line on
his men. Old time enthusiasm was
manifested by members of the foot
ball squad and Trinity students
Y hich gives announcement TO the
lC cal fans who hope to see number
oil good football games here TINS
year. The Tarleton team was per-
haps a little heavier than the Trini-
ty BOYS but were outplayed except
for the last few moments of play
when Tarleton hammered the Trini-
t. line numerically and made long
gains.
Long before the schedule time for
the game to begin the grand stand
as we'll filled with students and
football enthusiasts who were eager
t. see the new team in action. Much
had been said of the individual work
of the PLAYERS but interest in q foot
ball game usually centers about team
work. The fans were patient when
the Trinity boys were slow in getting
en- the field and showed old time
pep" when the game started.
The game was an interesting one,
despite the fact that neither team
won. Trinity had decidedly the best
OF it in the matter of ground gaining
and showed flashes of the real form
that may confidently be expected of
the team after another week or so
OF practice Trinity gained total
Of 220 yards to 105 yards for Tarle-
ton.
The Trinity team tried innumera-
BILE forward passes, but only two
we're successful. These came in the
last quarter and gained five and
twelve yards each. The Trinity men
showed up we'll in end runs and line
bucks aud several times were within
five yards of the goal line, but could
not develop the punch to put the
ball across. The best ground gain
ers for Trinity were Overall, Greet,
Carr and Anderson. On defensive
work Anderson and Overall showed
up strong.
Tarleton's right end, Winters. re-
reatedly broke through and spoiled
plays before they were we'll started.
The Tarleton team was also strong
on punting, their punts averaging
nearly forty yards. Tarleton did not
succeed in making single first
down until the last two minutes of
play, when they made three in sue
cession.
Trinity tried for a place kick in
the last quarter. but the ball fell
short The one really exciting mo-
ment in the game occurred IN the
second quarter. when Overall circled
the end for thirty-fiye yards and
Carr followed around the same end
for twenty-three yards more. putting
the ball on the eight-yard line.
Tarleton then took brace, secur-
ed the ball and punted out of danger.
Both teams were evidently evenly
matched as to weight.
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ceised orders for six Studebakers be delivered TO
different officers upon their return to the United
States
Another studebaker Six has just been purchased
and delivered to the quafter-lnasters base Column
bus, New Mexico. This order is also reproduced
IL Will be noted that the oruer specifies For the
OF General Pershng." When this car was de
ltsersd from FL Paso columbus very bad roads
and eloudburst encountered but the car ar
rived IN Columbus time and incidentally on the
trip order for six additional Studehakers was re-
eeiyed from z. e. Wells, Studebaker merchants AT
peming. New Mexico.
Government orders. after test and repeat orders
such this for General Pershng after the cars
have undergone the hardest kind OF usage under tho
most trying conditions. eloquent testimonials
q the sterling quality Of thc>stuaebaker
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RALLY DAY TOMORROW At FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL

The First Presbyterian Sunday
school will observe Rally Day tomor-
row at the regular Sunday school
hour, 9:45. and it Is the desire that
every one be there on time.
The order of the service will be
very attractive and instructive If
you are not in some Sunday school
come 20 see MS Sunday morning and
we will show you class that will
just fit your case.
Visitors ALWAYS welcome to the
Sunday school COMMITTEE.
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the Sunday school. Tho officers
ard workers have planned and work
"a 10 secure an attendance of not
less than five hundred for that day
al the members OF the Sunday
seisooi and all the members Of the
church are urged TO come and
hing their friends to the Rally Day
service at s:4a a. m.
Pastor A. n. Hall Will continue
the series of sunday morning SER
mons on Old Testament and New
Testament Prophecy. the subject for
Tomorrow being "The Kingdom In
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Mystery an Manifestation. "

Mystery an Manifestation.
Sunday evening preaching service
at 730.
The youBs Peoples meeting at
8 80 p m Is one OF the most inter
esting and instructive services OF the
day Their friends are especially In
vited TO that service.
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For Sunday. October !
Subject OF lesson The consecra-
ton OF School Life
Leader Miss Rae Allen Fore.
l wha, school Life Means--Mr.
Stewart Mo5rs.
?. The Conservation Of Personal
Power Miss Alice Keys.
2. Clarinet solo sIrs. Gray Moore
4. Living for Others-w. A. own
BY.
5. Playground, Their Value -
Mrs r. T.. Newton.
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The following program VIII be
rendered by the " NJ G. A. OF Trim
ity University ON Sunday evening at
1899.
Subieet-..tThe Marks of Man, =
/. Service--W. H. Sealy.
9. PURITY. Thad Johnson.
3. Truth-Beaty Smith.
A. Violin sol--Ted Myers.
Musical numbers will also be Civ
en- by Misses Owen, Cheek, John
son and Rose.
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There WAS some difference OF
opinion as to the decision of the
referees decision on forward pass.
which was accepted BY a Trinity
PLAYER and carried across the line.
Ferguson held the player caught the
han on the bound. while others
thought he fell with it and still re-
tanned his hold. The bali was
Brought back.
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Day Nisa ldeiIa Morris
Hos Does school sharpen Our
Talents for Chrlsts service EdWin
Harding
sons No ass.
HeV can we carry on evangelism
smons sehoolmstes7 Clifton VIII
son
HoN can Ne protect ourselves
from wrong Influence in schools
Mites Beatrice Harding
Miss Jimmie Lee a. the leader for
the evening
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Rev. chas. A. Chasteen. minister.
G ]. Thomson. Bible school super
iniendent
The rally day exercises will begin
{ promptly ut ass5 a. m. and will con-
tsaue through the Bible school and
morning Worship hours
Christian Endeacor at gao p. m.
The Christian Woman's Board OF
! Missions will observe Tribute Day
a. the evening worship hour,
Il Official board meeting on Monday
evening az 7:45.
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SIDE LINE NOTES.

Carl Ferguson. who refereed the
game, felt very much at home on
Trinity gridiron. He may become
a member of the local squad before
the day is over.
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sansay school At $40 a, m.
isreaehing al IL a. m. .sAsssesr
i a.
Epworsh League meets at 80
u. m
The public IN cordially invited 10
attend all these services.
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Service sunday morning and eve
ming at / m. and 30 p. M.
Let every member of the consre-
CATION be present sunday morning.
Program for II a. nj
Prelude.
Hymn Congregation.
Invocation
Hyule~ Congregation.
Responsive reading.
.ssrHymn Congregation.
Offering.
Report from official board r. b.
Kennedy.
Report from ladies auxiliary Mrs.
Shise.
~ Morning Message, ''The Past,
Present and Future Pastor.
Special thank offering for aged
ministers.
Communion service.
: Hymn.
Benediction.
Remember our service lasts one
hour from II to IL.
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i.ullasd Heights Mission.

Sunday school at 4 p. ~.
spArial program ny ministerial
students of Trinity University at 7
D. M. Music by Misse Lena Rose.
Jocie Owen. Ruby Cheek and Snow
johnson.
4 special offering will be taken
At this meeting.
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Louise Groce.
Voice selectiol-Mrs. Bradley of
Trinity University
Friday Afternoon.
Edison concert --3 TO O'Clock.
Vocal soio-Miss All'e Barcus.
Art talk Miss Harlan Miller.
Musical reading-Mrs. II. y. Pc
tiers.
Award of prizes Mrs. J. Lee
Cannon. sat-tues
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When the Trinity team has per-
feeted their team work and run bet
ter interference it is our guess that
the fast back field will do more eff
fectiye work
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Church Of Christ.

j. w. Drents. minister.
Bible study, 10 to II a, m.
Preaching morning and night.
Morning subject; pure Religion. !"
Evening subject "A Serious
Charge
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Tarleton team found weak place
In Trinitys line during the last
quarter and bucked time after time
foI good gains.
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reaching Saturday night and sun
- IL o'clock and Sunday nignt
pastor.
aetiAy school ~ 10 y. m. sunday,
lisg Sunday at $40 p. m.
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Sunday school sfs a. nj.
aaDgnsns service III o'clock.
Christian Endeavor meeting eae
~.
Esenine service ! 30.
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G. 4. Program.

Main Street Christian church En-
deavor program
subjeet--conSecration OF School
Life.
What Was School Life in chrlst's
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PROGRAM FOR THE ART
EXHIBIT NEXT WEEK

The following programs will be
given at the city hall on the after
Moons of October 4th. 5th and 9Th.
beginning at o'clock. for the ben
eft of the public school srt exaibit
Wednesday Afternoon.
Edison concert TO O'Clock
Vocal selection Mr.. snyder
What 10 Look for in Pictures
Miss Ivy Cheatham.
Carols of the Lark" Baily-w- Miss
Ruby Foge.
Thursday Afternoon.
Edison concert q 10 1 o'clock.
Reading Prof. Bradley of Trini-
ty University.
Masterpieces in the Exhibit-M ss
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II the women would stop writing
letters, the postal deficit would be
much greater than il is.
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The game was a clean one and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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Let the Daily Light want column
rent your roo-'s Tor you. n
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y. w. W. ". y t'-t"ut-
Program for G. W. Is. NJ. at Main
Street Christian church Monday.
Oct. 2. at o'clock
Topic India. g. W. u. NJ. Day,
Song.
Prayer.
Bible reading
Song.
Buainess period Offering.
Roll call Respond with names
OF missionaries in india.
The History OF the Mahoba Church
Mrs Moores.
A Mornings Work at pendra
Road Mrs. Meredith.
The Git OF An India Church
Mrs. Williams.
Prayer Mrs. Harding.
Work at Jhansi Mrs. Teutseh.
The Cali of the Kingdom Mrs.
Hines.
c. w u. NJ. Day: Its Time. pur-
pose. Observance Mrs. Chasteen.
Hidden Answers.
Leader Mrs. jesse Kennedy.
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Mrs. ]. B. Mershon has returned
to Lebanon Junction after a visit to
her sisters here.
w. H. Higgins has returned from
delightful visit to his son, DR.. W.
Harry Higgins and family at Rich
mond, Va.
U. S. Traylor, who was taken i'll at
the Dan Traylor sale several weeks
ago, is thought to be slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Miller returned to ta'
home at Richmond Friday morning
after several weeks stay here W q,
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Embry.
Miss Marie Harrington, of Parks
vile, stopped off for a short visit tc
Mrs. J. NJ. Carter, returning hcme
from visit to friends in Lancaster.
Little Misses Agnes and Helen
Dayton, of Somerset, are spending
the week with Mrs. Dayton's mother,
Mrs. j. A. Butler at Mckinney.
Mrs. Ben F. Jennings and little
daughter, Mary Margaret, left Thurs
day for Eunice, La, where they will
spend several weeks with relatives.
w. o. Walker and little son went
to Shelbyville Thursday to visit his
cousin, John Walker, and then go
on to Louisville
Mrs. ]. N. Sharp returned to her
home at Williamsburg Thursday aft
er visit to her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. David Eubanks, of the More
land section and other relatives.
Mrs. James R. Beazley and little
son, James Wray, returned to the;
home in Jacksonville, Fla, Thursday
after several weeks here with h
sister, Mrs. |. NJ. Bruce and othe,
relatives and friends in this section
Mrs. Silas Anderson and Miss
Mary Banks Anderson of Stanford
spent a part of last week with NJ
and Mrs. J. NJ. Anon. Mr.. and Mrs
Anon entertained a party of young
folks in their honor Friday evening
Lancaster Record.
Miss Lille Eads, of Hustonville,
returned home Tuesday after a Pro-
tracted visit to her sisters, Mrs. Steu-
ben Cooley, at Pennsboro, W. Va,
and Mrs. R. M. Carpenter, at New
! Castle, Ind. While in Indiana she at
tended the National w. C. T. U. a;
INDIANAPOLIS.
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Mrs. John Mcdaniel, his wife's moth
Ell, late of Robins Tenn, were here
Monday on their way to Arizona,
They plan to make the trip overland
in a Ford. Mr.. Peacock has many
warm friends in the West End as he
was raised in our town and all wish
him good luck and prosperity in his
new western home. He will probably
locate at Glendale.
The old hog-killing-company killed
20 fat hogs. Wednesday for home
consumption, at the old price.
Electric lights are being installed
in the Presbyterian church.
Born, on December 9Th to the wife
of Gilmore Burton, bouncing baby
boy. He weighed nine ounds.
Charles Campbell is down with
pneumonia.
S. P. Stephenson, M. F. North and
Miss Prill Newbern motored to Dan
vile Monday on business.
Two sanitary water closets of { q
latest model have been installed Il
the graded school building by Harc n
Downey.
C. w. Adams and family and NJ IS
Jessie Powell motored to Stanfo ID
on business Tuesday.
Joe Wolf, of Danville, and DR.. }.
S. Williams, of this city, were down
on Green rived Tuesday duck hunt
ing. They secured a few.
DR.. Thomas Jefferson Bohon, and
wife, of the Heights, celebrated their
47th wedding anniversary on last
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Tuesday, December 5th: They have
the heartiest congratulations and
good wishes of a host of friends.
Eugene Dunn loaded a car of ex-
ira hay Tuesday at Moreland for
which he got SIS.
w. L. McCarty, of Stanford, was
here Tuesday on business.
B. W. Leigh bought bunch of fat
hogs in this section Tuesday at 8 1-2
cents a pound.
George Barnett snapped the S35
sow and pigs he bought of S. I. Pow
ell to B. w. Leigh, for a fancy Jer-
sey heifer, paying Leigh a small sum
''to boot"
w. P. Kincaid, of Stanford, is buy
ing lots of tobacco in this section and
receiving it at Moreland. He is gay
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LOCAL BEAUTY'S PICTURE

The Louisville Times in a recent
issue. contained a cut of very
handsome photograph recently mad
by Miss Sacray, of this city, of two
attractive girls beneath which that
paper said: "Mrs. Clay Davis and
Miss Margaret Bunnell, two close
friends, are popular society leaders
Of their respective homes. Mrs. Da-
Wis, who was Miss Sarah Hundley
until a month ago, is one of Stan.
ford's social favorites. Miss Buhnell
is Springfield, KY, girl, who fire.
quently visits Mrs. Davis and who
has many friends in and around
Stanford"
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Hustonv1ile

w. R. Williams. ~Jiio has been an
invalid for a number of years, had
quite bad spell last Sunday evening
and for awhile his loved ones were
greatly alarmed. He rallied, however,
and is considerably better now.
VIM. Mckinney and son are re-
pairing the Christian church at Tur-
nersville.
Miss Carolyn Johnston, of Knox
vile, who has been the guest of
Miss Beecher Newborn, returned to
her home Sunday Miss Johnston
and Miss Newbern sent Thanksgiv-
ing in Lexington, the guest of Mr..
Jack Newbern.
Miss George Newborn, of Knox
vile, spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her father, Mr.. D. J. Newborn.
There will be a Matron's Medal
Contest at the Christian church on
Saturday right, Dec. 7th, under the
auspices of the w. C. T. u. Admis-
sion is 10c and 15c.
Miss Dolly Miller was a pleasant
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Rout on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bob Dedman, of Somerset, a
sister of VIM. NJ. Mckinney, is in a
critical condition at her home of can
Ger of the stomach. Her brother.
Shannon Mckinney, died in Jackson
vile, Fla, Wednesday.
VIM. Mckinney and son had a
narrow escape from being killed on
Wednesday at the bridge east of the
John Murphy place when the car they
were driving struck telephone post.
Mr.. Mckinney was considerably shak-
en- and bruised about the head and
face and sustained other bruises.
]. o. Carpenter and family, of
junction City and Senator Charles
F. Montgomery and family, of Lib
erty, visited relatives here.
Mrs. Leila Cook, of Stanford. and
Mrs. S. NJ. wens. of Mckinney, Wis
tied friends in this section this week.
Miss Bess Rife accidentally thrust
a crochet needle in her hand last Fri
day, causing much pain. A phvsi-
clan had to extract the needle point.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Depp and family spent a
most enjoyable day with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Houchin a. Elixir Srrilgz
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Houchin
plan to spend the winter at their in
creasingly poular resort.
Miss Nitroo Carson remains about
the same and is always glad to see
her many friends.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held by all the denominations at the
Christian church.
At Hustonville George Barnett
bought sow and eight pigs from S.
t. Powell, for which he paid S35.
Mrs. Angie Carpenter Lusk, of
! Baltimore, Nd, arrived home Satur-
day and is the guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Jennie Carpenter.
Ollie Eubanks, of Cincinnati, was
here on avisit 20 relatives near Mt.
Salem.
| Don't forget the Ladies' Bazaar at
the Emporium Saturday, Dec 9th.
Thomas Peacock and family and
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Personal and Social

Dec. 13.-Regular meeting of Wo-
mans Club, at 8 p. m.
Dec. 9-Bazaar in rear of Post
Office at 10 a. m. Ladies of Presby-
terian church.
Dec. 16.-Dr. Southwick in Julius
Caesar. Opera House at 2 o'clock
p. m. GIL
W. S. Embry was in Louisville on
Thursday having his eyes treated.
A. d. Parsons is in Mt. Vernon this
week doing some roofing work for
several prominent buildings.
Georeg F. Crawford left Thursday
for Jell;co and Lafollette, Tenn, to
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Zoe Butler of Mckinney was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. !. l..
Dayton last week.
Circuit Clerk NJ. c. Newland was
in Frankfort early in the week set
Ting up with the state.
Mrs. Martha Hampton and Miss
Pearl Hampton are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Hampton.
Clyde Raines, of Pittsburg, Pa,
was here the first of the week with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. W. Saunders went to
Louisville this week for a several
days stay. She was accompanied
Miss Ella May Saunders who return
ed the next day.
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Nice Home For Sale
| will, on the premises on
Friday, December 18th, 1916

at 80 o'clock P NJ, sell to the high
est bidder my home located four
miles west of Hustonville, on the
Hustonville and Charlottesville pike,
and one mile east of Ellisburg, con-
sisting of 7-room frame dwelling,
good well 90 feet from door; con-
crete fruit house; <tock barn 32X32
with 1O-foot shed; tobacco barn32x
32 with 10-foot shed; woodhouse, OK
%; smokehouse, 16x1S; good poultry
house 12x42 feet; good store build
ing in corner of yard 1Sx58 feet with
shed room 16x42 feet on one side,
1Ox14 feet on the other side; carriage
house 1892 feet with shed 10x32
feet; $50 bushel coal house. This is
a nice home and excellent business
point. Terms made known on day
Of sale. Don't forget the date.
MRS. J. A. ELLIS, Owner
J. B. Dinwiddie, Auctioneer.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There is only one
way TO crre deafness and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by an infamed
condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inhamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when
il is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition. hear
ing will he destroyed forever: nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
Ii infameG condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for crcu'
lars, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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DEAR OLD MAN,

For all these years, you and |
have been filling up the stockings
of the universe. You have got a
heap Of glory out of it, and don't
begrudge you a bit; but if it hadn't
been for my little checkbook they
would have attached your sleigh
for the taxes.
The folks are going to give me
something this Xmas, Of course.
They always do. But tell EN-,
won't you, that | am not collect
ing curios.
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H. L. Southwick has won enviable
distinction as a reader, especially in
the Interpretation of Shakespeare.
He is president of Emerson College
of Oratory, the largest school of ora
tory in America. 97-1
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People have remarked for years ~
would like awful well to own a lot
on VanDeveer Heights overlooking
the country for miles around" These
splendid lots will be sold Saturday,
Dec. IS, 1916. 97-3
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ing satisfactory prices for the wee,