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Die 0bertpanojer.

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llnisritlbung aLIsr GrsuHSs sss Ga4s
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Gterblibfeitsberid)t.

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Uebarten.


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for,5erten, lpeId,e Die Stabt sibt, finbet
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Sric6rih Ehnettler,

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Spseial In ber
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Neue gd1lber geitreifte Waarquiiette
IN einer gefdnisen GusuabI bon
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SarBfIeiber, fiir $1.50 bic Daro.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
FRAUDULENT VOTING IN
.SANSAS CITY CHAIGED

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Now "a
Evidence Of fraudulent votigg in this
city in the election of November Z
was disclosed yesterday when affi-
dayits of men who aye alleged to
have voted repeatedly were placed
in the hands of FrShcis NJ. Wilson.
United States Disyfct Attorney. and
Arthur T. BagleE special agent of
the departmenTof justice.
The accusat bns were based on al
legged confess ions Of men who are
said to haH been members of a
gang that fold of registering Illegal
" many fmes. some as often as ten
times, tom rooming houses in the
north gid of the city. Names of we'll
knowf politicians. it is declared,
have been disclosed in connection
with the alleged frauds.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24

University Longhorns and thSf A. &
NJ. College eleven. Each Tam has
made fine record this ysason and
the contest promises to BE the most
stubbornly fought OF ANY seen in
Texas in many yeY
In the state 6pitol Thursday
night the varsity&nnual ball and re-
eeption will bygiven and to which
all alumni ayf to be admitted free.
Governor FFguson and Mrs. Fergu-
son are to Be in the receiving line.
While there are plenty of seats
left, efsale has broken all Univer-
sity Of Texas records. The receipts
promise to exceed $4,000 and the
two teams will share the proceeds
equally.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
rHE BRrNDaGE slows
ARE rEoytyG pdruLAn
Despite the Cool Weather T'hey Drew
Ri. Crowds last Mint.

Despite the Cool Weather Tfey Drew
Big Crowds Last Nikht.
That tho Brundage SHOWS have
made hit was in evidence last
night when, despite the cool and
damp weather. an immense crowd
OF our amusement lofing people
were on hand at the viJduct grounds
TO partake Of the clefn amusement
offered by the comnkny's different
attractions. The Mickey Speedway
opened last evening" for the first
time and proved to/be a new feature
in the amusement FIELD never before
seen here. and thf riding OF Barney
oldfield. Dario n sta. Wild Bill En-
dicott and the q her monkey drivers
In their higfpowored machines
proved a most Entertaining offering
These popula1 shows win onlyN be
here two mo- days and the differ
ent shows Ill be open each after
noon and |ening Of this week and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
sAN|TlRIUM CAMPAIGN
STARTS HERE MONDAY
ForR CAPTAINS METZ TODAY TO
MAKE SELECTION pDF COM
PANy or CANv9ssERs.
Broadsidcs VIII &c Ifcd Promptly
Al % O'Clock Mondpy Morning
and Battle VIII Rage Until
Funds Are Raised.

The four captainssof the soliciting
teams met this morning at the Cham
her of Commerce Rooms and select
ed their assistanu for the canvass
for sanitarium f1ds, which begins
Monday. Nov. 27.grhis contest prom
ises to be warrf one from the very
jump. Captain Mincey already has
begun 10 dig his trenches and viii
house his forc4 during the fiercest
Of the .attacksA Captain Roberts is
relying on his Seroplane squadron to
shell the shek(ls out of the pockets
OF every l6yal citizen. Ceptain
NavIor is planning to execute flank
ing movement that will envelop the
enemy and ~ 'em to flight. Captain
Pat Sims is but of town conducting
secret pract&e
When tho battle begins Monday
morning th9 whole town Will be
overrun with sanitarium boosters.
Each OF tne various companies aie
preparing y fire their big guns right
on the stan. There is hope of hav-
Ing some 81 the 1000 and 5000
Founders IN readiness for effective
work witt some hopes, even, of a
shot fromAhe 10000 FOUNDER.
1t has Jbeen announced that the
captains kill show no quarters and
complete evacuation must be had
before tbstilities will cease. 1t Is
expectedfto take a full 10000 pris-
oners during the two days campaign
because 4hat is the mark fixed upon.
Nothing short of that will satisfy.
Be d6wn town Monday and watch
the procedure. 1t Will be worth your
while. fAlso make up your mind that
you VIII contribute freely to the san
itariuA stock so you will not delay
the Committee long when they call
on yob. 1t is surely a worthy cause
and people should subscribe literally
towards the sanitarium fund.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
CLEVELAND PIONEERS IN
UNIQUE OPERA SCHEME.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 4-Prepara-
tons are being. COMPETED today for
the opening Mondayin Cleveland of
a unique experiment in grand opera.
Monday night Cleveland will listen
to the first presentation by the
Cleveland GRIND Opera company,
Wednesday he company will sing in
Pittsburg Thursday in Cincinnati
be its Echedule for each of the six
week. of the proposed season will
patYnage warrants the season viii,
be Extended.
III successful, careful observers
say, it will be followed by similar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
HOME ClA|NG DAY
IS TO BIC EVENT
TH0usANDs OF FORMER UNI
vERsITy STUDENTS WILL BE
IN AUSTIN THANKSGIVING.
The Big Eyknt of the Day WIN Be
Battle loyal Between the Uni
versitI and A. a NJ. Col
itge Elevcns.

AUSTIN. Texas, Nov. 24--From
every section bf the state friends and
supporters anI ex-students of the
University OF frexas will be here to
participate 1.-THE big Thanksgiving
homecoming program. Information
already receivtd from individuals.
organizations &nd railroads makes
10000 to $500 a reasonable esti-
mate OF the dowd. The railroads
have made low rates applying
throughout tho state. in addition to
the one and ahird fare round trip
rate, an extremely low popular"
excursion rate yin be available We'd
nesday and Thursday a. M. good re-
turning FridaI Dee. l. The pop
uiar rate" is tttle more than one
cent a mile for he round trip.
The home-cohing program will
begin on Wednesday with meetings
and reunions Of societies and frater-
mites. "Wednesday night will be the
annual Thanksgiving eve football
rally. After demonstration on the
campus the students and visitors will
march TO the atheet field to resume
the manufactureAof enthusiasm for
the morrow. iilunknate the surround
ings with red fite and listen to
booster speeches.
Thursday mornAg at $50 o'clock
over 5000 university students. ex-
students. members of the faculty in
caps and gowns ID pupils from the
Austin schools Vi take part in q
great education phaae from the uni
versity TO the stafe capitol. Cover
ner Ferguson and his staff and dis
tigggished educators and citizens of
Texas are 10 reyiM the parade.
At $50 o'cloA in the house of
Representatives II Il. +. Vinson will
be inaugurated Resident of the uni
yersity. In addl oa to the inaugural
address there VIII be one by DIR.
Frank Goodgows president OF John
Hopkins Uniyerfty OF Baltimore.
The big event bf the afternoon viii
be the football Battle between the.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
HUGE FLEET MOBILIZATION
ORDERED FOR DECEMBER

NORFOLK. Va, Novs 24.-Lean
greyhounds of the Atlantic fleet.
destrcyers and bobbink government
coast cutters-yesseisf of every kind
and character willH assemble ia
Hampton Roads the }second week OF
December on the occasion of the
eighth annual cofyention OF the
Southern Commef tial congress, at
Norfolk. Va. The gathering viii
present one of the most impressive
grand ensembles of naval vessels
since the MODIFICATION of the Ameri-
can fleet for fhe trip around the
world. The ehtire Atlantic fleet has
been ordereumobilized for the cere-
monies, by Eecrctary Daniels, and
the departments of commerce and
labor have given similar orders for
all vessel5 OF their departments.
The officers and men of the fleet,
With thesyirginia national guard will
participate in a military parade.
Sunday preceding the formal open
Ing off the congress. The fleet, to-
gethef with all visiting ships, Will
rass IN a grand naval reyi-s. earlier
Ia the day.
President Wilson hes been re-
quested to address the congress on
Monday morning. Secretary of State
Lansing will speak Monday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
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organizations IL many groups of
cities too sm99 in music patrons to
have a eompAiy of their own or to
be visited " the New York or
Chicago eoHpany.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
MANY CASES DISPOSED OF
On COUNTY g0uq DOCKET
rI.EAs or GUILTY sD noxD
FDRfEITUREs NJ sE III
MaJOItrTy orr sRs.

Tho following cases hive boon dis
posed OF In county co II this week.
which greatly REDUCED the docket.
Jnck Breedlose. b hid forfeited
and alias capias Issuq
John Lockhart. ISOLATION local
ontion Law; fined s 100 on plea OF
gnilty.
Henry Marks. uni wfully carrying
pistol; fined 800 plea Of ITALY
Hubbard Lathxm gaming: bond
forfeited.
r. psxfx. abusiy< language; fired
--$s.0o on plea OF (hilty.
Lewis Battle. cal lying pistol; bond
forfeited.
Jesse Charles. Al. q b.; fined
$1,000 on plea olfguilty.
Grant Moore, A. 4 b.; bond
forfeited.
Oscar Flowed violation local
rnilty.
Lewis Rieharj son. theft: fined 81
md one day In ail on plea OF guilty.
Pedro Gona les, carrying pistol;
thirty DAYS in ail.
Dave carrq speeding: fined $40
eD plea Of gs}I.y
Nathan N htgcmery. theft; fined
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
WAR ODDITIES.

= LONDON. Nov. ga Wood .
= en- leg has its eompensations af- =
. ter all. British Tommies wear .
. ing artificial limbs use fhe hol- .
. low part for a kit bag when =
= travelling around England, 1t has .
= been discovered thatfthe ordi- .
= nary hollow leg Withhold hair =
= brush. razor. soap Ind a small .
. bottle. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
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MUST HAVE LARGER yirs.


= ST PAUL. Mimi, NoY "a =
= The ten cent tip in st. Paul was .
. official tabooed. by resolutions =
= Of the hotel bellmen/ 6f st. Paul =
. today. At the int4mission be- .
= tween the ice w9<er glide and .
. the suitcase shuttle. at the an .
= nual bellmenj ball, resolu- =
= tons were pissed urging that =
. tips be raised to is cents on ac- .
= count of tye war During the .
. ball, the orchestra director was .
. under 9ders to ring 10 bells .
. with De music, and no water .
= pitcbfrs were allowed in sight. .
= WHAT'S the use Of taking the .
= iof out of life," Z. j. Ryan, .
. PRESIDENT of the club said. .
q = q 4 4 q q n q a a 4 a = a A.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
WHEAT CROP FALLS
SHORT OF LAST YEAR

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-CoN-
bined wheat crops this year of fSdr-
teen of the worlds grain-gre&ing-
countries are estimated at - per
cent of last years PRODUCTION in a
cablegram received at fhe depart
ment of agriculture Yesterday from
the international ipetitute of agri-
riculture at Romb The aggregate
production is pNced at 2,222,915,-
600 bushels oys2.s per cent of the
five-year ayfage. The countries
are Spain, England and Wales; Ire
land. Noy6ay, the Netherlands, Ru-
mania. he forty-eight governments
of EYopean Russia. Switzerland,
Canyda. the United States, India, ia
pan, Egypt and Tunis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24

Man Found Dead Near Gesfgetown
GEORGETOWN, TeX&s. Nov. pa
Wiley Edney, cjttzen of Jaral. fiji
teen miles nor0 of here. was found
dead unds~his wagon by the road
side Yesterday morning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24


mt - perhaps not emo - NHe" ne
tiast the day !. aud the car
srturned and then
ItnrI &forc II landed In the
bottom OF the Stream.
The autonrbiie was almost a to
tai wreck b the occupants escaped
with only De slightest OF bruises.
Just how oodloo escaped from be-
hind the sleeEing wheel. when It was
crushed 10 several places. without
sustaining Injuries Is a mystery. Gas
ton was Thrown out OF the car and
was onit Jared little by the fall.
Theygwere returning from Mid
iothiaF soon after the heavy rain
and ~ car was sliding about In a
most dangerous manner. They could
not 81 the culvert for the weeds that
had Brown up about the banisiers
and deliberately ran the car off the
culfert. Had they known the cuivert
vas there they had ample time In
which TO have stopped the machine
or to have turned it Into the road.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24

to the seekers OF clean ann enter
tanning shows and riding Kdevices,
the Brurdage shows have t4cm. The
shows are here under the a9spIces of
the fire department and fhey will
share IN the receipts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24

gram will be as follows:
Judge OF court--Judge Hangfm-
high--W. s. sealey.
Clerk OF Cour--I kan'twrigh
I. Cunningham.
Sheriff ELI shootemquicEJ. w.
Humphreys.
Attorney for State sticken--
J. n. Sneed.
u. Getum--J. n. B6x.
Attorneys for DefShse "A. Skinner
wv. v. Ramsey.
Johnnie whstafoll--Dupree Davis.
Observation-Disclosures Scott
- Witness fof state--I sawim. Mrs.
Betese Heryeck. Eddie Letemloose.
witnesses for Defendant sallie
Scott. COL Hezalyer. Rev. !. M.
Jury-Dr. HopIkil. ERA, raador Mur-
ply. fJerimish BiggenlIttle, Rufus
smcot. Sam Snow lake. Johnnie
Runabout. A
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24
INK ptlro SOCIETY 10
GIvE PROGRAM FRIDAY.

Thy philo society of Trinity uni
ssrs1y Is to give q mock trial pro-
rrab At the university auditorium,
Frynay afternoon ut 3:ih. The
public II invited 10 attend. The pro.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-24

That's Mat then all saw the very
first time they useAGETs-IT." IT'S
because 'EETS-IT' so simple and
easy TO ,fe--put il u in few sec
cnds- hfause there Us no work or
corn-footng to do, 10 pain that
shoots u 10 your heard Ii gets your
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The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25
REVELLE TO SECURE TITLE
 TO SEWARD HOMESTEAD

X copy of recent decision Of the secretary Of the interior has been re ceiyed by the officers of the Juneau land office. which declares that Cap. tain Harry E. Revelle shall receive patent to his homestead of 320 acres, located adjacent to the townsite of Seward, on Resurrection bay.
 The granting of the patent was originally contested on the ground of fraud and a hearing was held be, fore the Juneau officers of the land of flee, who decided that Reyelle was entitled ta receive a patent to at least s acres of the ground, us no evidence of fraud existed in regard to that part of the tract
 The commissioner of the general land office reversed this decision, and held that no part ot the claim was al .owable if any fraud existed on any part of it. The secretary, to whom an appeal was taken, has now reversed the decision of the commissioner of the land office, and held with the Ju- neau officers, but went further and de- cided that Reyelle should receive pat, ent to the entire tract of 320 acres.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25
W ORkS OF AR I BRING GOOD
 PRICES

BERLIN, Nov. 25. - Rich Germans still have money for other purposes than buying war bonds, as is evident from an auction sale of oil paintings just held here. A collection of IA pictures, which belonged to the late Privy Councillor Hugo Schmeil, of Dresden, brought a total of $2S5. GOO. The highest price, $1457O, was paid for an early work of Max LiebermauR in the style of Rembrandt represent ing a girl making preserves. A small portrait by Liebel brought $1O.0OO, and two other portraits by him $5,4Go. but a Lenbach portrait of Bismarck Gin civilian clothing) went at the sur. prisingly low price of $2,300, A pea sant's farm yard at noon by segantini, a small canvass, was knocked down at $5,s00, which shows that the great Italian master has lost nothing of his popularity in Germany through the war. Three pictures by Frenchman Courbet brought together only $ll,S90
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25
ED|CT ACAINST I COASTING |S
 ISSUED

Last night what might have proven serious or possibly fatal accident oc cured to two youngsters who were coasting down B street They were on the sidewalk. and as the grade is steep one, were going lickity split and had gained such momentum that 1t was impossible to stop the sled from crossing First avenue at the intersec tion. An automobile was also round ing the corner at the same time. and were it not for the presence of mind of the driver, there, would have been very sad accident to chronicle to day.
 For several winters past il has been necessary to forbid coasting on the side streets. and Chief Dooley has in structed Officer Anderson, who is CT i day duty, to take up all sleds of boys who insist upon taking this hazardous risk Several accidents have occurred in the past, which should serve as a lesson, and to prevent their repeti ton Chief Dooley has not only issued an edict against the practice, but also calls upon the cooperation of the par ents to assist him in the good work he has undertaken.