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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-23
PERSONAL MENTION.


John Whitehurst or Dallas was
here last night.
County Attorney Henry TREY is in
Ennis today on official business.
f. NJ. Elliott of College Station
was visitor in the city last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker of Dali
las are visiting with friends in the
city. ~
Or. Wayne Estes <of Galveston is
visiting with his mother here for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Edmonds nave
gone to Rogers to spend the Christ
mas holidays with his mother.
u. B. Hines Jr., who is attending
business college at Tyler. is in the
city to spend the holidays with his
parents. t9fi
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Williams
who formerly lived near Waxahachie'
have gone to Frisco, Texas, to make
their future home.
Mrs. w. NJ. Tidwell and daugh-
ter, Miss Laura Blanch, have gone
Ito Ennis for the holidays. They will
be Joined there by Judge Tidwell to-
night.
Misses Gladys and Jennie Lee
have returned from Denton and
Sherman where they have been at
tending school. They will spend the
holidays at home.
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ed after this date. AS the 31st
comes on Sunday this year the Tax
Collectors office viii be closed but
all checks coming through the mall
on said date Will be accepted. Please
remember that Saturday, December
soth, Is the last day to pay your
taxes at the office.
CARROLL TODD,
adv-241 City Tax Collector.
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Buliard Heights Mission.

Sunday school at. 4 p. NJ.
Evening services at O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. J. Simpson.
Monday evening at O'Clock q
Christmas tree will be given for the
children. A splendid program has
been arranged for that occasion
peeksie and Bebee Johnson and
Misses Lena Rose and Snow johnson
wifi take part in the program.
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THE LONE STAR BAND
GIVES XMAS CONCERT
SPLENDID PROGRAM RENDERED
AT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITO-
RUM FRIDAY NIGHT.
Instruments Used by This Band
Cost Five Thousand Dollars
and Organization Among
Best In the State.

Friday night. December ~, the
Lone Star band gave Christmas
concert at the high school audito-
rum for the benefit of athletics and
band. The instruments in this band
cost 100000. The program was
well rendered and the boys did their
part like veteran musicians and the
director, James E. King. is to be
congratulated on his skill as an in
structor. The members Of this band
IRE composed almost entirely OF
Waxahachie boys and are of the
very best families in teh city, and to
be a member of the Lone Star band
means your boy is with the best
boys to be found anywhere. The au-
ditorium should have been packed
to its fullest capacity, for seldom. or
ever, could you have enjoyed better
music, but the audience was too
small to give the proper encourage
ment to the boys they SO rightly de-
serve.
Pat Sims, promoter of this band
and likewise of the sanitarium, made
short talk in his original way and
was roundly applauded. II Waxaha-
chic had few more young men like
Pat Sims the town would be hum
mer. When Pat said the Lone Star
was the best band in the state, or
out OF the state, and the largest, ac-
cording to the writer, his statements
were very correct. OF course Waxa-
hachie citizens are proud Of the splen-
did band. but the people should
show their appreciation by attending
the concerts given by the band.
The fourth number. on the pro-
gram. "Lawsy Massy.'' was encored
the second time. and the Evolution
Of Dixie was also encored. The
saxaphone octette was much appre-
ciated and heartily encored.
The following program was render
ed:
Princess Charming.
Chiquita Waltz.
The White Man (From Suite
jewellers of the Western World).
Lawsy Massey CA trombone smear)
Benefactor Overture.
SaYonhoue Octette
Lonesome.
Evolution of Dixie.
A Night In June.
March--Olympic Hypodrome.
Star Spangled Banner.
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.
Beautiful baskets for plants and
cut flowers. Bird Forrest. adv u
Wild smilax. holly and holly
wsaths. and Christmas at the green
house. Come see the flowers Bird
Forrest adv II
Leave your orders early for Christ
mas trees. Bird Forrest. adv II
For feed and fuel phone Brod-
ead 4 Kennedy. Old phone Is. "
Poinsettis in every home bring
CT ristnas cheer Bird Forrest. ad II
This Is a victrola Christmas all
over the nation. They bring the
worlds best artists and entertain
ers 10 your fireside. Curtin Drue
Co. agents. adv-235
Joe Price, Waxahachie negro,
and big Habit" an Ennis negro.
have been locked up in Jail here on
charges of burglary. These pegroes
were arrested by Constable Weaver
Hickman in connection with the
burglary OF the Jolesch & Chaska
store at Ennis early in the week.
Hickman recovered the stolen goods.
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central Prssbyterian.

Christmas tree tonight at 1880.
Sunday school in the morning 9.45.
Morning service at IL.
Senior and intermediate c. e. So
cieties meet at p. m.
At 4 .. m. the Junior department
of the Sunday school will render q
special Christmas program.
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Christmas service at II O'Clock to-
morrow. The choir will render two
Christmas anthems with Miss Ruby
Fogg and Mr.. G. j. Snyder as solo
lists. Evening service at Z O'Clock.
Sunday school at 9:45. Come wor-
ship Him who is born king of the
Jews. ID. b. BELL, Pastor.
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Bible school at $40.
Preaching service at 1880, as
usual.
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment win be given for the benefit
of the Bible school children at the
evening honr.
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Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Flowers OF
Wichita, Kansas, who have been WIS.,
ting her sister. Mrs. ". A. Miles,
have gone to Waco to spend Christ
mas holidays
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St. Paurs Episcopal.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Services at II a. m. There will be
a special Christmas service and SER
mon by Rev. j. b. Whaling. There
will also be the celebration OF the
Holy Communion.
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Our poinsettis are In full bloom,
We invite you to come and see them.
pird Forrest. adv If
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IN THE CHURCHES.
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Church services at IL a. m. and
Z .. m. The pastor will preach at
both hours
The Sunday school will meet at
9:45 a. m. and the b. Y. p. U. at
g D. m.
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j. X. Loech. Dallas; n. II. Pugh.
Dallas: r. w, Borden, Dallas; p. A.
Brown. Dallas: A. 3. Caldwell, Dali
las: N. Hollaway. st. Louis; r. A.
bell. Dallas: G. A. Quick, FIT. Worth;
f. NJ. Elliott. College Station; J. r.
Ross. Roaemont; John Whitehurst,
Dallas.
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Notice.

Notice.
Union barber shops will be clos
ed all day Christmas day,
ItAdvJ2ss c. WYcHE, Sec.
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trtv Tax Notice.

According TO ordinance city taxes
afe Delinquent after December slst.
md penalty OF 10 per cent IL add
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Timmins will
60 to Plano this afternoon to spend
Christmas with relatives.
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Flower gifts are always appre-
cirted and are appropriate to send
any one. Bird Forrest. II
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GRANO JURY RETURNS
.fORTY-F0UR FELONY BILLS
FIFTEEN DAYS SESSION RESULT
ED IN FINDING OF MANY
INDICTMENTS.
Jess Gentry Is Indicted for the
Murder OF Marcus Jones at
Ennis Only u Few
Weeks Ago.

The grand jury for the November
term of Ellis county district court
made its final report TO Judge F. L.
Hawkins late Friday. returning
thirty-one additional true bills. twen-
ty-eight OF which were telonies and
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xmas Kodaks ID curlln's. 2si
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Library win Be Closed.

Library Win Be Closed.
Sims library will be closed all day
Christmas. Patrons of the library
will pease take notice and make
their arrangements accordingly.
MRS. DUNN. Librarian.
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Read the Light-get all the nows
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Leave your orders early for Christ
mas trees. Bird Forrest. adv II
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Beautiful baskets for plants and
cut flowers. Bird Forrest. adv q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-23

For feed and fuel phone Brod
ead & Kennedy. Old phone is. :
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Poinsettis in every home bring
CT ristmas cheer. Bird Forrest. ad II
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First Avenue. y.
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Avenue. Barton Heightsr
/ ]. b. Wtnn--J. A. VIM. 500 Harten
Avenue, Barton Heights
| J. r. Woodward--J. A. Wilma. 500
Barton Avenue. Barton Heighta
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zoos Grove Avenue.
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Park Avenue.
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Monument Avenue.
Applications for Admission on Trial.
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Do0me, 10l6 East Clay Street.
c. l. Smart--Mr. J. 7. Royal. l117
North Thirty-four Street
Ray Dsggs--dra J. y. LongHn. S2A
North Thirty fifth Street.
T. w. Sommerville-W. Oliver Cor
don, 1906 lakewood Avenue
Dumos Malone--R w. Herbert. 406
Graham Street
w. X. Cupntngham-Ath home.
w. o. GOrdonr--4 home.
Chester A. Tuckeer-Rev. J. K
JOHN, 126 South Laurel st.
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son, Bellevue Flats.
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l1l7 North Thirty-fourth Street.
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CONFERENCE GUESTS
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Jno. o. Mos ma. !. n Davsn.
port asia Ksnstngton AveuuA
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1Srst Avonue.
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Flogi6a Avenuo. ~
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i7ie North Mosby street.
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q. B. Nswton-R w. Hsrosrt fel
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J. n. Oylsr>At home. 1o7 North
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w. c. Pacs--J. n. Mooney. 81l
Thirty-second Street
N. A. Pase-Afrs. Burnett, 1915
Nnslow Avenue.
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Mrs. Evans, Second and Ffank1in-
J. w. Parrish--Hotel.
H. J. Paylor-0eo. q. We're. 1oi
West Street.
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1877 West Grace Street
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william. 800 West Thirty-hrst Street
q. L. Peerman-W. II. HAass. 1901
Grove AvcAue.
r. L. Peli---At home.
J. B. Peters,. n Redo. sos East
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n. @. Pfeiffer--Mrs Norma Carter,
1101 Porter Street
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Second Avenue. Highland Park.
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ler Avenue
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1868 Virginia Avenue.
J. = WAlker-Richmond Hotel-
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w Z wars-n Il. woody 400 Rob-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19
UNITED STATES STEEL HITS
81, HIGHEST SINCE 1910

New York. Aug 19~united States
steel common stock, which il more
wild b held IN Tie United states
than an other industrial could today
at tie highest price since 1910 Il
has been gradually advancing since
the extra dividend ~ l0 per cent
vas declared last month getting thru
r 1915 record yesterday and today
rising 2 roints to 81 The highest
i has ever sold was IN io0a whom
it touched li 29. While tho stock
exchange was closed in the sumner
II tq1l il sold outside az rs
vor large Transactions occurred ~
i and had the effect Or stimulating
the rest Of the Industrial shares.
Mercantile Marine common which
was scarcely saloablc last year az
IS than 81 a share reaohed a new
heh record above S32 a haro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19
German Torp
Sends Italian
Ship 10 Bottom
tBy Associated pressl

London, Aug 10 Tie Italian
steamship, stampalia, plying be
tween the United States and Italy,
has been sunk, according to a dis
patch 70 Lloyds
The Stampaia was a vessel Of
rine thousand tons In common
With other Italian liners. she had
mounted guns as 2 protection
from submar mes The ship had
3 ooeommodqtions for seventeen
hundred passengers, but on recent
rips the liet has been light
The crew numbered one hun
dred and seventy. New York
agents said that sailings on the
stampala had been Cancelled two
weeks ago. r is believed the boat
is in the service Of the Italian
government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19
TROPICAL STORM DID
MUCH DAMAGE IN TEXAS
LIVES REPORTED LOST IN GULF
STORM SPENDS FURY ON
NORTH PLAINS
(By Associated Press1

Dallas, Aug. l9,-The tropical
storm inflicted considerable damage
between Corpus Carlsti and Browns.
vile and passed inland southwest Of
san Antonio and spent its force on
the plains Of northern Mexico The
weather forcaster doubted if any loss
Of life resulted
Information received here S to taa
effect that none Of the soldiers on
the Rio Grande valley were injured.
although hundreds OF tents were
blown down and the camps were soak.
ed By the heavy rains
Several persons were reported
drowrsd IN the Gulf OF Mexico due
to the tropical storm at Rock Port
Texas, according to long distance
telephone from Beeville, Texas, an in
land town.
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GIVES $4,000 MORE
TO PRO CAMPAIGN

Indianapolis, Aug ls-An addition.
al grt Of $50 900 to the national pro
hMltioin partv's campaign fund b.
Hr ana Mrs John r Coffin Of Jodns.
town Fla was announced here to-
day Ties had given $50 900 to the
uua The 100000 is to BE- made
he nucleus for a campaign fund Of
sl.0oo0oo The gifts are in the ua.
ture Of property and Florida real es-
tate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19
RUSSIANS BREAK THROUGH
BARRIERS At sTOKHAD
FLEURN IS NOW N HANDS
OF THE ALLIES; VIOLENT
FIGHTING IN NERDt\
(By Associated Press J

saIonki Aug te.-The Serbian
statement today announces that the
Bulgarans who attacked the allies
yesterday and last night, we're repuls.
ed, sustaining heavy losses.
The Serbs lost the village Of For
ina but by a powerful counter attack
threw back the BuIgarians Nineteen
allied aeroplanes in the meantime
bombed the city of Monastir.
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NEW WELL BROUGHT
IN At SAPuLPl

Sapulpa, Aug IA 500 barrel welI
has been brought in by the Stinson
Oil company, on section 261Sl0. sin
miles west Of Sapulpa. It is thought
here that 1t means the opening OF a
new field in that vicinity as there
are no other wells for several miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

Petrograd, Aug 19 The Russians
have broken through the Austro-G,r-
man lines near Stokhad in Galcia
making considerable advance it vas
announced today in the official re.
port from the front
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

Paris, Aug l9-The remainder of
the ruins Of the village OF Fleury IN
Verdun were captured last night by
the French. The battle continued
violently The French won The day
foot by foot The Germans counter
attacked repeatedly on the Somme
but were repulsed after violent lgni-
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19
NOTICE TO PAVING TAX PAYERS

You are hreb notified .hai aa Day
lag 42as 'g taa year og 1919 parable
az the fity Clocks ON.ee wera duo
August Is. and tlIi become deanqaaa,
September lst
GE0 /. ANDERSON
City Clark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

London Aug 10 There has been
renewal of fighting in Mesopotamm
The British are being engaged by The
Turkish irreguars Sixty Turks were
killed today and many wounded b1 ho
British. who were assisted by friendly
tribesmen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

Thirty One Presidents
Hear wilson Plan.
Thirty one presden aud ranking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

fCon llaasd % pazo Eighl.l }
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cBy Associated Press }

Now Orleans. Ia, Aug. Ito
night and sunday unsettled,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-19

Rome Aug l9-Austrlan attacks ON
Carso Plateau has been checked by
the Italian batteries
London, Aug l9-The British line
on the Somme has been advanced over
a section two miles long and two
hundred to six hundred yards deep,
from the heights Of the woods TO q
junction with the French forces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-12
WOMEN NEEDED TO AID MOTHER RYTHER

Hunger nourished Il. The help
less cries of the three Riddles made
murder and suicide the easiest way.
No one cared. tho woman thought
No one wanted TO help.
The woman remembered hearing
OF n Mother Ryther.
So many hopes had crumbled that
she went only half.heartedly to the
home at 1869 Denny way.
There the understanding OF Moth
err Ryther. who has solved tho prob.
lens OF thousand worn souls, heal
ed the ache in the mothers heart.
Bring them here" said Mother
Ryther. we will all be happy to-
gether. There are lots OF folks
here. We shall find something for
you TO do"
I'm afraid" cried the woman
I'm afraid to 20 back. I'm afraid
I'll do something awful"
SO Mother Ryther mopped her tir-
ed face and put on her hat.
In an hour she was back, smiling,
and trundling three pale youngsters.
II was just ono OF the experiences
that Mrs. Irene Bishop. settlement
worker. observed while investigat-
ing Mother Ryther and the things
she is doing.
Mrs. Bishop told the story 10 The
Star.
IF people only knew" she said.
l"Mothor Ryther's homo would not