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MItU INTEREST \J'It,IIEs
40 /IMNER STATEMENT

in diplomatic circles i"-uig',t great
ntc! I Was attached 20 tho Official
'tatcmcn; -! Eorci.;u Minister Iimmtr-
mann III Berlin discussing The break
Nth thc Uuitch states. Thc dcCIs!9t-
lion 10 The ,;crnan minister that G,r-
u.U, - IuAious 20 avoid huSiiiijirs g..
aud tina: 'i"rmaly - in accord w.tH
President Wilson's declaration ON th!a
ruini in his speech announcing thr
"-"aS &" con gross WAS -tuhicd caro-
fully. ThC." WIS vague sUGresti"n
that "a soulC Way Germany might 80
cuutiici nor :.lnmorinr warfare 80 urfi-
tials as 4" avoid fuTtucg trvUhit with
:hr Cnitcu states. but tho suggestion
was based NOR. Oh hope Sham On i.,ln.
German officials declared ihsi IN 10
was NO possibility ~ III" slightest
"f ia" German submarine
orders. and tliat NiucIican vcas"!s. ANA
American passengers must tako The
.;uc chances that all ncutrais Viii II,
iho war a"hc.
Anrtucr pcay, .usGcstiou f"rthoo.t.
ia. ;o-u."ht wa, The renewed possi.
hiii;y 81 another bold peace noNc which
might halt Tho whole rush Of va
events No one in Nnshtugt"m. low.
ever would suggest whst move
NIGH, 10 made o: who mshi hc oT.
pcctcd 30 make IL 1t Was recognized
that the Presidents UsefuIness 10, d.
rect peac, negotiations ha, about end
Cd since th. break with Germans. II
aas suggested ;uat ia some manner
conference of ncu'l!s might gct 10.
g"ther and ,aEc steps - end the wal,
but tn" Su-gcsiiou received lutte en-
amouc uouusi diplomats.
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;'ai!!.'blt.
The :act that IT,. Eaycstvn. WAS "A
ri''N isinial collier was accepted by
to STAT" department as haViu= an
iiup"rtNn; h,rrinI ou tho case. Wi'i"
x WAS stated that international iaw
5tri"tl. prohibits tn, Nicllinu Of Oh N
''".,;S v.u"r ,r" circumstances u.:!.
"i"ls n.:td.' II clear ;has the iuci,I-n:
was AZ, auilicicnt 10 iur"" further
t.'"u!l W',h GERMANY.
lH'i' yer, :io irGi'.,tiunS to-d..N {
other neutral nations Joining Tho
"it"d states in - br.al with .:,i.
i:..uS. Ia dipl"m!iti" ,i,cics IL w.s
e'L'cn rhat the" wal lit,ic lihcll ou,!
that -. u OF Switzerland would ,ul
low -, sidout Wiia"U's $ucucY,l,n.
>r'hss: ..dor i;ianu conferred ,:tE
secretary i.sistne ana Counselor
i,lh ut ~, Stat" Department as 20
-" ""t"r. al takin- over \uc.ir,u
t..t,r'sts 90 ';"' man. :, he :S,..ni.-t
iiri"1"au" SorVi"c. liz SAID ,nct
Spain's D. Iijru as /" IN" q, rlua,, s,I"-
wiarina .''l.ra,I"n would he uaIc
,i"ar im IL MO-" to German. whic;, &c
".rcci,d Z, IL" made publ. tv-Iu.,':n,v
81 Ns'ri". While he would OF biscuit.
'a.. 'l.,, q FOR publication, :, .,,s an
t.'.t.U! t'ai tho ali'n~S:, Tor cN"",.ts
~pttu T. In3,kc sjr"n. lirl"ru:,,'-
vau.pui.,r. uu; u", :" urea, "T ,..r-
.t'.s". Tn., w"y" r'.si.t'. II :.i.-gi;
."-u.. ~ { the Austrian tuiH,'rn
tween 'h,s ""un,r! ..ud The Austrian
'nht oN"r the affairs Of this c"uutr,
..
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NJ r. II. sAnIM Ell.

WASHlNGrON. Fehru%ry G--Thc
United States will determine on its oNr
responsibility. and on iryes LEGATIONS
made b" American officials. what shall
constitute tho overt act violating
G'rmanys submarine pledges which
must preCcdc open hostilitics with Ger.
many.
The United States Will not br hur-
''"u into var on account Of any "r-
vurrcncc which fun and complete m
NcstiratiUn does not c.tabli.h a. the
overt act fixed by Prcsidcn, Wilson
as Necessary before he viii ask CON.
gross TO authorize the "ncyl step"
With thcso statements from the
state Department ana Tho declaration
ir"Hi the White House tho, "prirviplc
and right. not cNpcdienc:." Will con
troll III" sdministrati"u in ;hc present
crisis. Washington once more settled
down 80 wait and prepare
President Wilson and his cabinet
cent over the International situation
81 length ,o-day. They considered
plans Tor tull preparedness for any
oNcniuality and tho causes which may
hrins about al emergency Aftei tho
'abn,t meeting the Presidents al.
Nsers declared tina; tho situation was
unchanged. and thai there was no
Improvement" one immediate prob.
Ism had been disposed Of however.
The state Department, made II clear
that the death OF Eichard Wallace
killed III The submarine attack on tho
British prov isional collier" Eavc>;onc
We. not thc overt act that would
plunge the United States into tho inids,
OF tho sacthins European turmoil It
was stated that tho death 81 WalIaco
while ccnirery To international law.
was Not of nature TO force the mo-
mcutuuS NEXT stcp" in tito German
crisis
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Mathews aud Middlcsex +: - rcrci-
fun. incumbent. and q. = Audertor.
Mecklonhurg l.. =. l.ind,ic: aud +.
o. EcdinEcr incumbent.
ntgomery-lI l. stiles and l.. :.
lIsrar. incumbent,
N.uScm"nd- paUi : E.audford. in
cuubcn, : =. Nurrcl,. " u. Scmers
aud Il. !. costcn.
Nelson II =. Harris incumben'
Ncwpcrt Nc'"s--No spriican,
Norf"ik cty-E. \. Dob iucWr :
bout,
Norro;k couniy-s. \. Ma 4ponald I.
Z. fortress and James \ car. Il.
Northampton T.. &. TaOkard. IN
,umhcn,
orange -ch.,les r. Covhcrd. n,un,-
Bout
rsvc .nd nappahannoek --JoiA II.
it""t"iy incumbent: ! ". ShuIc. and
Hugh -. llitr
rauict--J. +. Reynolds. iu,un.hen'.
li,ts"lvanja Ollie T. Ramsey.
for' snouth II. y HUNT, Incumbent.
rowh*r-n.l W Ecynold, jmcuu-
bent
rrjnc, Edward r r. A.h.nson, in
rrin"t George aud SUSSEX \, Il.
Eris,ow. iucumheut
Princess Anne L Mc.rs. incu:n.
bent
Prince wilau ch.Hcs Il Me
Donald. incumbent
pulaski-E t. nar., incumbent
Eadford W annl,au,
Richmond Guy j Chandler.
incumbent,
rtrtmond count, ana wes,nor,
l.nI Blake Z newton. incumbent.
Roanoke r.ty Harms Hart. ,ncum-
hcnt
Roanoke coun,> r. Z cook. in.
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PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To- Open Closged Nos.
trlls and End Head-Colds.

You feet fine IN few moments.
Your cold ~ head OF uatarrh viii he
gone Your cloEged noStriIs Will open.
The ar passages Of your head viii
clear and YOU can breathe freely. 40
more dizziness, headache: no hawking.
;nnfhins. mucous discharges or dry :
ness: no struggling for breath at
night.
Tell your druggist YOU wan; a snpt,!
bottle Of tly's Cream Balm Apply q
i!il!c OF this fragrant. .ntiseptic cream
III Your nostrils let II penetrate
through every air passage Of tho head:
'oothe and hea! tic swollen. infamed
mucous Mtmbrane, ana rtliei comes
instantly.
!, - jUat what eyeyy cold aid e. e.
t"lrh sufferer needs Don't stay STUFF
ied-up ami m!seahle.-.Adv
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UNITED STATES WILL
DETERMINE, "OVERT ACT"
This Country Does Not Propose to BE Hurried Into War
or Take Next Step Except Upon It's
Own Responsibility

make public ,h- test a: The Austrian
not
Count Non l!crmstcin and his sta
VII ieavo New York nest TUESDAY on,
tnc Sc*nhinaNiau-.t American liner Errd-
erik VIII. for kristiania .\l,hou-,, ,l,
Nrist'an'a government has ordered
Ha'l'hSS OF Scandinavian American
"'e'N suspended, 2rrans cmcnts arc
'hh'r way i"r the special trip which
VIII carr! Won Ecrmxtorn and lis
party. amounting. TO nearly 700 ncrxous
The state department is likewise ar.
ranging for safe conducts for the Marty
through tn" lines of tho entente powers.
The safe conducts have icon IRON.
iaeh. and formal permission FOR tho DO.
rarturc Of tho part: is cHp~ ted soon.
Inc departure OF EcruSiorir ana ,i.,
safety OF all German subjects in TN.
United state. viii 10 accorded tho
most complete protection. u WAS
stated htrc tonight. Tho Federal
anthoritics. under irouclad instru,.
tons. will see shat no opportuui,y IL
gwen for tho slightest "Crens, ct dem.
onStration Of i'll will
sUIrs .'nE CAUTIONED
DuT NOr Forbidden
\" announcement We forthcominc
to-day as TO the attitude of TIC state
department toward American merchant
vessels which may sal. Tor port ~
the German barred cong !; i,.s as
serted that. while ships ar, cautioned
AGAINST the dangers 81 travel ~ Tho
submarine area. thu question at
whether or not They shall SAIL - .tiii
matter for the ship"wn"r t" decide.
memorandum "a 10 the a;tiiudo Of
Il
II was withheld from publication It
Was significant. however that man,
Sailincs have hccn suspended from al
American ports since the German var
"onc "rI"r became effective. Post
ma Sicr-Gcncral ;uricaun stated that
i'ansat!anti" liners under contra, /"
c"iiN"r E.uropcau mail would not bc
hcid I" those contracts ia the present
CRISIS. From abroad came announce
mcnts that various ncutre, govern
ments had ordered >ailn=< through
tho barred zon" suspended
From! Berlin today ,smc !, delayed
cable sent ny .>mbGssa,ior Gerard ON
sunday 1t SCI forth that tho German
government. in - sn"nSc L. tn. dcmaud
OF the United States. hn, released the
americans tah"r hy German RAIDERS III
the south Atlantic anu scut Ia ,.cI-
many on The captured Steamer Narrow.
dali Tho German government re-
leased the prisoners. according to Ann
bassador Gerard, because at tho TIM.
they shipped aboard British ships They
did not l;row ui tho declaration or dor.
many 10 regard all such vessels. .hcn
armed. IS suNi!iary wnrshirS THE de-
parinIcn' has not vet been notified by
\lnha sador Gerard a Ia when ho viii
trSN' ,i'rntany what -rr.ncClncn,S
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PEPSN NUX IRON and


PhNiic,ans and pharmacist, ba,.
Ions. known tho dcsirabilitv and ,Iini.
Guilty OF combining irou--a .upcrla,irr
t"nic--in :. blood purifying medicine
The combination 1T tho iron with
il"on'S S"rsdI"rill;i has now been 10
turc" through the happy thought OF
prcscr'bin. hcptirou l'iIls in uouucc.
'i"i ~" IN" Sar"ararilla the latter
before eating. PcDtiruu Pills after
In this Way tho two medicines wort.
hirm"niouSl?. giving fourtuld result
IN nIo"d-'icthHinE and up-buildinc
I'rp;ir"n Pills .u"ludc rcnsiu ami
iron. note the name. lcptiron PIN.
nus I"micD. manganese. other tonic.
dig"atiNcs and laNntiNrs
hSi h"tt'r course "f medicine can
%"v in"gi;c for this season. You cot
hio"". pufii! hc. appetite. ciyin. liver
stimulating Qualities in IIovrs :s....
pHii "ud great strength mskcr. -,
cp''r"H I'i''. guy these medicines
to-day The. also combine c..o,,o,,v
Nth merit N,lI.
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PROTESTANT CHURCHES
TO MAKE JOINT EFFORT
Co-orcration Of All Denominations
Secured in Simultaneous Evan
SeIistic Ser> ICES.
COMMITTEES ARE AT wouk
Letters Sent to Prominent Ministers
in MI Parts of Virginia Asking
Their Md in Making the Move
mcnt Statewide in Srupe.

Nith the v"-vpcratin:- OF practically
every f:otc stami ,hurrh III Richmond
white and "viVrc'! TIC simultaneous
revival campaign which ~ill Begin
March Is and lose .hprii promises
L" Ice successful 10 an cNtoU, far
-'':et"r inan thc rnitia! cG"ii last Year
Nearly 100 churches tr"h par; in tho
last campaign. au.! thcri sands were
added I" toe local CONGREGATIONS
representatives - the two con
fercu,rS az r"l""cd ministers ~ Rich.
m"nd, rerrc-cnt;nc an churches. were
p'"-.lii a"d pledged ;hrir support at
'hc meeting az ;h~ executive commit.
-" "i the campaign Monday After.
noon ia INC central Young Mons Chris
,i'h Association Thc committee mcu,-
hers ia attendance were Rev. George
W konrcr. chairman: kcr. Thomas
H.Wwes i;cT 7. :. Smovt H. L.. Jacob
tmtaut au6 .. *. Mckee
Ictt'rS inviting co-opcratIon in thc
.'"ra'p" Ncro sen; ycs:c rday TO prom.
iN"ni ministers in Ashland NleYandriS.
E"i.i"l clifton Forge. ranNillc Fred.
cr!rkHhGla Hampton I.ymchburr New.
ro!i News. N"rf"lL. i'o,cvsburc Porte.
mouth. rHlaski I;adford Roanoke.
~ti":1 south Boston. stanton. Sunolk.
Ni!aArl burg Winchester. wytacvili.
~ ""ds'""k. Wa.ncsborc. covtnG,on.
fi"peN eli. Charlottesville Earmvillo
Lexington. Martinsyiilc. po"alon,as
'h"cbus. shenandoah and Other towns
II is 'Epc"tcd rhst the churches in
most .; these towns AND .itics nii.
h"iG revival meetings at tho time Ito
rainrairn - ~ progress IN, Richmond
" III COMPLETE pIA>S
OF UNION ON MONDAY
'ioN Thomas Semmcs. chairman 90
~: 'pnn!;tcc ON prayer circle. ana
Rev w /. GAIL chairman Of ,he com
MITE" on homo prayer meetings re.
uarich MONDAY that they had ..er; let
i-H7 :" AL tEc pastors - Richmond
Is n- aid im "rgani.:.nc their part
"f th' work All the subc committees
~ harsc 81 tho Champaign have her
formed, and arc airead} e., worl;
The cntir" ,'me If the regular meet
az Of TIC Ministerial uniom mcN, Mon.
n"> "Hl be devoted to discussion Of
in' simultaneous campaign Five.
minute 'hiHs VIII be made b" i.cob
CmIaGf. on "r'inanc.s" w - bake
"N"ouLaI Meetings. i: W Miles
''Iuhiicit? Rev. ,'rcL /; rhcaall;
- n""'s and '"i,cEcs'; Ecv 'rErm.
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Lnrul uh>cr,n1inn. u1 p n
CONDITIONS ~ IMPORTANT .Ir,Es.

Temperature. D.. humidity. -: wind
dlroctior. south wind. velocity. miles;
weather, clear
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MAY ORDER REMOVAL
OF ALL SHOW CASES
Hoarh tun,iders re.
curing Huxinc,a Men 10 Keen Rack
To PrUpcrt, Linz

IT' AGM;IiEiTa'Ivc I:osld ~ NJ
DER consideration ~ plan .ooh!us 10
Ward the removal Of show ca..a vnicu
sncroaeh upon TIC sidewalks in the
retail! business section. T" TINS end.
tn board has requested IA. ro!!ce
Pepm une"t 70 rcport Tie nunibc, OF
such eu"'oae hmcnts When thi- III
:o...-ti"i i fn,tj.couhug f.; h. lr,clv
TIA. some activu viii follow
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for rcarroinmcn; Thr,y-,vo con-
tests arc already III Sight ana more
oro on 'h- va, In oiEhtoou 81 these
nortostcd divisions Tho !r,Umbcnts ,-ck
% succeed themselves
In crl.' thirteen divisions ~. There
no applicants 50 fer. SIXTY divisions
. have hut one applicant; each The
board has requested applications to be
filed 3; least thirty do>s before the
meeting OH March h. 6u; the bulk. of
tho applications ar. expected 10 arrive
between now ana tho meeting or
,!.rarily nbou; sac men apply for tho
Ir5 positions
roIIrIC> U.> REE>
STRONG FACTOR IN PAST
IN The past eleven wears friends Of
'ho candidates through; strong political
p,cssur, - user IN The I'd TO secure
favorable action I'm effort 20 mini
mi2c THIS evil "as made b, the hoard
recently in tho adoption % = resolution
declaring that NO weigh. would he at
tSchcd 10 recommends ion" from rcr-
SONS having no l.uoVlcdg. ut the APP
nlicsrts abilities. and barring ludorss-
mcnts from rsrty committees Appli-
.ants not now IN Tho service vii! this
ye.r for tho first time have 80 mcct
stringent uu4lit,sticu requirements
with Tho Valentine -; passed by tio
L. t Gcnrrai Assembly,
~ -. ,.,
To- .'
hrh.t'> "r' usnai'y a,e"mp"n'od 70
EirhmonH Ia d"irsa'io"s VIII" srr''
hearings hcforc Tho board. ana tn"
nroaedur frequently consumes much
time or March, tn. hu2fa viii hear.
cr,,., f,,. r, l,;,bir \ir,h a,J
-, It.,,
,s5ts from INC Fourth. Win. SIKH and
seventh districts WIN be heard on
N.rcn = anh contests from INC remain
M districts VII hc heard "n March :"
list OF. Dl>l.,oNs An
,r,,,,.,r,n<. o., ,,r,
,.n.,,- ,',,,.,s -, - -.
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'Ir'nncN. ''Pr,yer 'ir.'cS': rev W. l..
Hal. Home Prayer McctinSE'': Rev. T.
7. Mcfadcn. -. H.. personal Worl; :"
and l;cN. George W kcmpcr. "Excc,-
tive
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ALL EYES Arr: TURNED 10
BMARiAE VA ZONE.

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Local Jfainfnli.

k"luiaN last twcnty-four hours None
deficiency IN rainfall since March
...,................. .......... 81?
Deficiency an ;a:nfall since Jan
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The Weather
Furnished h.. l. =. Weather Bureau,
Iuc.I Ten,peraturc.

= noon icmpc ruturc ..............
: y NJ temperature. ..........
Maximum temperature Ia i. NJ.
Minimum temperature I" & l.. NJ
Mean temperature ........
Normal temperature" ........
deficiency IN temperature. .......
l'CnrIcnCN IN temperature since
March ....... Observation-Disclosures. l.
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
nary ......... Observation-Disclosures.
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For results. advertise in the Light
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-26
EDWIN GOULD JR. rs
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

BRUNSWICK. Ga, Feb. 26.~-Ed-
win Gould Jr. was instantly killed
while hunting coons With a compan-
ion on Lathan's Hammock. near
Jekyl Island. early yesterday. Re-
ports here from Jekyl Island last
nieht say that Gould was shot while
nltemp,lne to club a coon with the
ol3-style hammer shotgun that he
nsed in preference to the new ham
moTless Guns. The discharge Of shot
entered a groin when, IT is believed,
the hammer of his gun caught on a
mart of his clothing. Death was in
stautaneeus.
The body was brought to Bruins
wick aud placed aboard spe-
.cla1 car which WAS attached 10 train
leaving at 2:s5 o'clock in the after
paon for New York. Edwin Gould,
his father. who was at ST. Augustine,
hurried 10 sayannah, where he met
the train bearing his sons body ana
proceeded with it TO New York.
Mr. Could. who WAS - years ot
are, went from jekyl Island 10 i-ath-
ans Hammock In canoe Saturday
blebt with Moves Reynolds 81 New
York. Whom Mir. Reynolds ascertain
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is.to filthy novels where they sio"-
~ die of mal-nutrition. commonly
known as starvation, and attendant
diseases, many of the houses are
abortion mills, where a baby will
be disposed OF. for $25 O. so,
the investigators found. Baoies are
said to be carried out for burial in
suiteases.
about ono fourth q the babies
are Legitimate. said Arthur A.
Gntld, officer of the Juvenile Pro
teetive association. "ln laany cases
tie children come from homes
where the father or mother has de-
serted the family And there are
a few instances where family Is
able to take care of the baby bu'
does not want it around"
TFor rasu1te advertise In the Daily
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-26

A big ranch three reel feature is
the leading attraction az the En-
rire theatre today. "Indian Joe's
Real Wild West" is the title OF the
movie showing COW boys, COW girls
end Indians in their death defying
pastime. The other attraction is
Kalem two reel drama. The False
Prophet" starring Marin Sais and
True Boardman
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CHAPLIN AT THE
DIXIE TOMORROW IN EASY
STREET.

the Metro program by the Serial
Producing Co. Presented by the
Quality Pictures Corporation, from
tie story by Fred de Gresae, ar
ranged and adapted for the screen
By VIM. christy Cabanne. Photo
s4aphed by VIM. L. Fiidew VIII
Z. Stevens. techaical director, And
tae other is Charlie Chaplin in his
latest aud best comedy feature on
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-26

tine Mutual Chaplin program, Easy
Street" Wednesday Edna Mayo
stars in a brilliant feature The Re
turn of 1--we" Thursday the second
cnisode Of "Patria," the big serial
being produced with Mrs. Vernon
Castle in the lead, Friday Henry B.
Walthan in pillars Of Society,"
Saturday Bessie Barrlscale in The
Payment
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ION DANGEROUS GROUND"
ATTRACTION AT DIXIE.

Gail Cain and Carlyle Blackwell.
the popular Brady stars, are playing
The leads in a Worlds Brady-made
feature at the Dixie theatre today
h the title Of "On Dangerous
Ground.
Director Robert Thornby says
"0n Dangerous Ground is d subtle
p.ay. but not too subtle. Certainly
no portion Of the drama is over
drawn for We have official docu-
rents from French and German
sources telling of the work Of secret
services Of the warning countries
during the early part of the great
var and she deeds these documents
recount are on par with the action
c. On Dangerous Ground. The
stars in this motion picture have
splendid opportunities and they
make the best possible use Of their
opportunities" The Dixie is also
showing Hefry Myers and Rosemary
Theby IN q Vim comedy. Charity
Beslns at Home aud an Essany
a Dollar Down" with a
star cast. Tomorrow two great at
fractions will he shown al the Dixie
Francis x. Basilman With Beverly
BaYne will begin The Great Secret. .
q stupendous serial in prologue
and fifteen chapters. produced for
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-26

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-26

Francis Y. Bushman, with Beverly
Eayne at the Dixie tomorrow in the
first episode of THE Great Secret. "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-26

ed that Mr.. Gould was shot, he hur-
ried to Jekyl Island in a canoe and
summoned help. On the return Mr..
Gould's lifeless body vas found.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

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 SUMMARY-Two basehits, Strunk, ThrasheT @, Bodie, Bates @. Mar anville, Smith. Tyler. Three base hiis: Fitzpatrick, Chapelle Struck out: By Davis |, by Myers l. Bases on balls: Off Nabors ?. off Myers 4, off Push l, off Allen 4. Umpires. Chapel and Reid
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

to compete in an indoor relay carnival at the Oregon Agricultnr9l College at Corvallis, April :. Sever@l of the larger institutions of the two states. including the University of oregon and the Washington State Colleo- will send teams to the carnival, it is expected. Among the high schools to be repre- sented will be Eugene. Albany, Cor wallis, Jefferson, and the Jefferson high school Of Portland.
 Bowling has taken a firm hold on the affections of the public in the north west an especially in the city of Spo kane, Washington, where the claim is made that there are more bowlers to each thousand of population than in any other city west of the Mississippi river.
 The game has in no sense supplanted the interest taken in both golf and tennis. As an indoor game, bowling is taken up during the winter months when the weather is less suitable for the outside sports. There are scores of fite-me teams as well as many indi- vidual experts and practically every night in the week is devoted to rolling off the lesser tournaments that are scheduled among the various clubs.