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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
ANOTHER INDICTMENT
AGAINST 7. R. WATSON
NEW INDICTMENT CHARGING
MURDER RETURNED BY
GRAND JURY. AT WACO.
This Action Is Said to Have Been
Taken to Avoid Amy Attack
Against Validity First
VIII Make New Bond.

WACO, Texas, Sept. 27. - The
McLennan county grand jury late
yesterday afternoon returned an IN
dictment against T. r. Watson, for
mer president OF the Farmers and
Merchants State bank at league,
Texas, charging him with the muir
der of Banking Commissioner Pat
terson. The indictment, while re-
turned yesterday afternoon, was
not made public until today. This
action was taken to avoid any at
tack against the previous indict-
ments returned against Watson.
By agreement the trial of the case
IL set for October 8. and special
venire of $50 men has been ordered
drawn. 1t is very probable that the
defense will ask for change of
venue.
The defendant in this case will be
in Waco Saturday and make new
bond, the amount of the bond will
remain at $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
slNITARITM COMMITTEE
ADOPTS DUIlOIHG PLAN
PLANS CALI fOE ss-HtnA
-TRiCrtRE THAT u MODERN
AND rUrpHOOF.
~uch n Building would Take Car.
~ the Needs of Wasahsciric fer
Years &C. comc o. Belief
of Committee.

The board Of directors % the
waxahachie sanitarium and advisory
committee met Tuesday aight 81 iio-
tel Rogers for purpose OF going over
plans and specifications for the pro
posed new saniiarium building. sub
mltted by n. W. Mulhausen, local
architect. o. ". Chapman being un-
able to serve on the board VI. y.
Naylor was named TO take his place.
The adoption OF the plans took
up considerable time for the board
members we're very careful to group
their ideas into the most practical
building available. Final decision
was reached upon a very well ar
ranged ss-room building with two
large and roomy wards. In addition
to the kitchen, dining room. and va
rious service rooms and help apart
ments.
II was decided to have prospectus
of the building made and cuts made
from same to use In printed matter
to be issued during the campaign for
funds with which to build the new
sanitarium. These VIII be on ex-
hibit ct an early date. In the
meantime the committee is making
up a list OF people who will proba-
bly, donate to the cause and within
short time special committees will
make the rounds and see what can
be done toward raising the needed
funds.
II the people will provide the
means with which to erect the pro-
posed building there will be no need
for overcrowding In the local SAM
tarium for years to come. The
building is not too large, but it is
sufficient TO take care OF the needs
of the town for long time. The
proposed building is semi-fireproof
and thoroughly modern throughout,
The board will meet again on
Thursday night to continue their
work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
|InEn|ClAs CLASH
WITH CARRANz|sTAs
ONE AMERICAN SOLDIER KILL
Eli AT VII VALE AND An
OTHER WOUNDED.
(rpcssi Funsson's Report ca the
Il War Department says the
Fighting Wss started iiy
the Americans

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-.--iirht-
ing beswcen American troops and
Garrsaxx soldiers AZ ~ Vale last
FRIDAY. In which one American was
killed and another slightly injured.
was started BY the Americans. ae-
cusiing 70 General I'nnsson's offi-
cial version received at the war de-
,,sstnent today
Funston based his report on dis
patch from General Pershing.
several American casaIrymen from
pershing's column. the report said.
slippsi past the gmarsl nj ~ vale
Biii went into the town. They en-
engesi IN saloon row with Carranzn
soldiers. Ono carranxa officer was
k3IIed and enc soldier wounded.
The matter b looked upon by the
(Ksrunxa officials as simply drunk.
In row. I'erslIng concluded. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
Congressman Hatton W. Summers

Congressman Hatton W. Summers
the various sections of his district
and spend a day OF two there to
ascertain the wishes of his eonstitu-
ents regarding various matters pend
ing before congress. Il believe it Is
absolutely necessary to 90 smong
the people you would represent in
telligently in congress, and learn
something of their views" the con-
gresham said. hence am here in
Waxahachie today. / make it point
to stay at my office on Mondays OF
each week and the remainder of the
week will be spent in visiting the
various sections of the five-county
district"
Congressman Summers, when ask
ed concerning the outlook for demo-
cratic success in the presidentii IL
campaign, said: Il believe we have
an exceptionally good chance to win,
but if you have been lulled into
idleRess by rumors of sweeping
victory, you might as well arouse
yourself and set yourself to work,
for there is work TO do. l am ul-
ra-coEservative, | admit, but there
is no good reason for imagining the
republicans will surrender without
a fight, then it must be considered
that there is about a million more
of them than there are of us demo-
Gratis. Our hope of success lies not
SO much in changing the republic
can votes to democratic votes as in
getting the lukewarm republicans to
stay at home"
Continuing he said: president
Wilson will get a good per cent Of
the labor vote, that is ho.would get
a big labor vote If the election
should come now, but people are al
ready forgetting how he stood firm
in the face of threatened crisis.
and some are criticising his policy.
But at that Wilson will set good
labor vote. There are some who
want . protective tariff more than
they did the strike ayerted and these
perhaps viii not stand by the presi-
dent"
In conclusion of the interview gis-
en- Daily Light representative Con-
gresham summers said it was his
purpose TO offer his services in the
but he could not say that
there would be demand for all the
speakers who volunteered and he
was not sure that he would take
part However. he said it would be
some satisfaction to know he hal
volunteered and stood ready to an
swer The call
c. NJ. Whitehurst. secretary to the
is a Dallas youth ana
a Likely youngster. He is fun of
pep and is thoroughly at home
when YOU dritt Off TO baseball talx
he is q booster for Hughie Jennings
and his ROYAL Bensals and has hon
cd long and earnestly for champion
ship hunors 10 crown the Tigers e.
.otts N the American league. White
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27

demonstrated here today vhe' 2
Thompson, who lives on Car ~
ter's place, sold a bale oil llD' y.
for S1O9.49. The bale o. ~
brought this much money W.
the seed. 1t was heavy paw
ever, Weighing I'll pounds ah' & /.
for $3.50 per hundred :
bales of cotton like that anu ''
son would be on easy slieeI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
METHODIsTs CONFER
ABOUT JUBILEE PLANS
TiDrR HEARS PHE-
LIsuNaHy REPORTS so>DI-
TfoNS 90 CHURCHES.
special Effort WIZ Be Mssie In Jai4.
lee Collection 60 bring 10 Nj
Conference Collections
THIS Wear.

Conference time Is close at hand
and as a natural consequence Metho-
dists 81 the wasabacnie district are
beginning 10 -besfir themselves 10
see that all collections are ia hand
BY the appointed time when reports
WIN be read out and mental com
prisons made between the stations
aud circuits For that reason Pre-
siding Elder Horace Bishop called
The preachers and stewards OF the
district together in . kind Of rally
day event At Chautauaua park Tues
day and sounded 'em out on pros
poets 81 full collections, and Incl
dentalIy heard reports on the pro-
gross OF the church work IN the dis
trfct. with three important stations
rot reporting there were GLE con
versions reported COR the year. II Is
believed the total number OF con-
versions will reach the 500 mark by
the time all reports are In. II was
also evident that the various pas
toral charges have good prospects OF
coming up with full conference col
lections. The progress of the church
work during the year Just drawing
10 a close has been entirely satisfae-
tory to both preachers and stewards.
n. n. Peters. treasurer for the
district parsonage fund. made re-
quest for full payment OF assessments
for the parsonage, saying funds we're
icaded 10 pay some outstanding bills
and make repairs on the house. He
declared there was no need for fail
ure 10 make collections for this pur-
prse. SAYING the conditions now are
100 per cent better than sixty days
ago. The reasonably large cotton
crop and exceptionally good prices
make Ii possible for collections to
be made throughout the country.
The principal discussion was OF
plans for the big jubilee celebration
to be held here dpYiag the session of
Central Texas conference. II was
proposed mat free will offering be
msde TO defray expenses of the cele-
bfation and campaign was planned
TO make collections for this purpose,
and for the purpose of squaring up
ali conference assessments. 1t was
proposed that jubilee sermon be
preached In each and every church
in the district. the pastors having
the right to exchange pulpits II they
zee tit. The presiding elder and lay
leader will aid In the jubilee coliec-
tion plans.
Many godd and interesting talks
were made regarding collections and
how to take them. One minister
said the greatest trouble about col
lcetions was the determination on
the part of the pastor to get the
fell amount. He said there was no
disputing the fact that the pastor is
the key to the situation. and If he
puts the obligation on the people
and stay with them they will meet
1t.
The ministers and lay leaders had
their dinners with them and spent
very pleasant time OF 1t at the
park. Ii was o'clock when final
adjournment WAS taken and the wish
tors returned TO town for brief
stop before returning TO their homes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
$4,000 STATE SOLDIERS
sEsIk THEIR RETURN hike

AUSTIN. Tex, Sept. 27.-~-The
Twelfth provisional division compris-
ing $4,000 national guardsnen be-
gan their sb-mile return hike TO San
Antonio AT I o'clock this morning
They Will follow practically the same
route frasersed on tho hike to Aus
tin last week. After four days
rest the troops appeared TO be in
fine condition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
Bale Cotton Brings SfoD.4o.

Ellis county is the banner cotton
county in the world. produces big
gest bales and pays the highest price
Tor the fieecy staple. This fac, was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27

hurst predicts the final series wiil
pe staged between Boston and Phi'a-
delphia, the two teams that battled
through a worlds series last year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27

No humorous effort is necessary
to produce laughter If the audience
is composed of Young Things of the
giggling age.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27

Read the want coiumn IN The Dairy
Light today The very opportunity
you may be looking for may be adj
yertised right there. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27

sirs. Anna II. Bunkiey. 500 Old
ham asenue. Is reported to be ssri~
ously III and Is not expected to re-
cover.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27

No doubt some Of the catch-as-
eatch-ean dances are good exercises,
tat that isn't the reason they are
popular
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27

TIE Daily I.igA, rsvsa mo -~-.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-27
BOSTON BRAVES WON
THE MORNING GAME

BOSTON, Sept. 2..--Boston de-
feated pittsbur. in II pretty morning
game here today. the score being:
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oni 8IiegertbdtigIeit ioet 6cllte 9}ab,
mittag
r@eitern 9lbeno nod $50 poricn
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mo 0aortinpilid Dor. 01oruoI
ciu @unft bon Itratcoiidber sc.
Oeutung, iuot 2onOon. Ole
6ron5oien moIlen 8oncoirt eii.
eenonmen bobcn. 9lnoere
g(aiirten.9eridte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Sas lang criuartete llntcrz
leebppt ,,Sremem. "

Sine 0cpeidlc Der pgIHOsiiricm
9Srcnc" INN eeiteru SIbeuO lantetr,
wic folst:
r@citerln, 81. g., 25. Sept. VIZ
Der 5dlcppoampfcr gSScitcrIp~ pon
Der rg4eiterlg Suw Boat Go.D fn6r
bentc gIbsnO bier ab nit ciucm Nnf.
trag, Der unseblidj mit Der crwartrtcn
gInfnnft cincs oeatIdcn llatrrige.
Gradtbuotes in &crbinonng 81 brin.
sen lit. 5ranf $. 9iubiniOu, Der Ga.
pitan Oes SdDlepponmpfcrS, Der ae-
iagt battc, Oaf CT npn Der -. VI.
ScOtt gSrefina GU." puu &cm.9ou-
cOn bcanftraat mnroe, nad Niontnnf.
9SOint, N..yy 81 fubrcn, nm Gin I'm.
terieebUUt nadD giew.1OnOUn 3u
idIIcppen, meigcrtc iidl bcnte glbcnO,
irsenO lueldjr 9lnsabrn be5iiaIih 6es
SritimmnnaSprtcs icines 6nIlr5rnaS
81 maiden. Die z. ". Scott So. be.
idjGitiste fiir5lid peridlieoeueSdll
Oampfer fir bic DGaitern 6orwaro-
ing Go.@
6rn 9lObiniOn, Oic 6rnn oes Gapi.
tdus Oes r@eiterm", iOll seiast ba.
ben, Oaf ibr @atte oas lluterieeboot
bOr Wfittrruadt mad Nem.conoOn
Idjleppen luerOc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Ger Quitongrift onf
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