davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
uo.oreycle and Auto Collide.

6. j. Walpcrt. of 2Sol i:as' CLAY
Street was slightly injured yesterday
when Il motorcycle Il" was riding col
lid"d with an automobile driven by
+. G. Whitlock. Of 21a7 West Main
Street. 1T the corner Of Meadow und
Grace streets The motorcycle was
smashed. and the automobile slightly
damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Meeting u( SONS

"A. T. ilill Camp, Sons Of Confederate
Veterans. held an interesting meeting
last night. Plans We're made for tn.
annual meeting 10 be held IN April
Tor uniforminG 10 attend The general
Confederate Reunion 10 he held in
Washington in June. and for prcpar-
ing for the State reunion, to he held
ncX1 fall in this CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Team Runs Away.

\ two horse team owned by Willan
HaaSc. Of ficnrico County. ran away
last night about 10 o'clock from the
corner at Seventh and Marshall street :
when lief, standing in the street. The
team ran INTO an automobile at Sixth
aud Marshall Streets. smashing the
wagon and badly damaging the car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

II conference with Mayor George Aims
lie. on the charge of being absent from
his beat. According to statements
made 81 tn" investigation yesterday
afternoon. which consumed more than
TWO hours. button was away from duty
cor four hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
rn,rolmnn Du,ton Filmed.

ti"n, Office $ FOR the ensuing yea
viii be elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

"ashinEion and Lee Alumni to Meet.
Ah important meeting of the local
ShaP':r OF the Washington and Lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

I';tiolnan John y. Button OF the
tirs' District. was fined 81" yesterday
'N Chief OF folicc Werner following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11


o ana u SIZE Panel Bed of
aneed fdercl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

Make Cooking tho Easiest Part Of the Days Work
Let
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-19

Also, 4 half pound Of candles could
be called light weight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-19
B l. PLAYERS
Will PRESENT |'''';''|| ,
XMASEAlIASY
The Spirit Of Christmas to
Be GivenAat University
Thursday.

''The' Spirit Of Christmas" a, beau
stiful fantasy Of the Yuletide, season.
sby Franz and Lillian RickabyS which
will be presented by the Dacotah'
sPlaymakers at the university Thurs
day evening and at the Metropolitan
theatre Friday afternoon, promises to
be one Of the fnost unique productions
ever staged here.
!, The fantasy isga charming story Of
the Christmas time arranged in a
most original manner. The scene Of
the first act is laid on the moon. while
that Of the second is in the, Palace Of
the Light King. Moonbeans, 1.-THE
Storm King, Messengers, Stars, the
Light King and attendants are all
parts Of the beautiful fantasy, which
together make up one of, the most
I interesting productions ever staged by
the university dramatists.
/. Special scenery and stage settings
are being arranged. The new CYCLIC
ramic curtain, which, y, being made
for the Playmakers. will be used for
the frst time. Special scenic effects
also will be introduced. The COSTUME
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-19

Il ~ x .fa9E 6LTF- - go. -
in8 will be very elaborate throughout
The fantasy VIII Tho presented
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , M doos. vriiir
onen nrnnnntiv 81 7.ao =. r.. and fhe
cnrtain viii Ma At R.1b. taTickets sf0Rt
tlIA SSsThurnda nirht mesf6GInSneA ava
on sale ~ Tie stone sPfnjnS Tonnpsny
ana atltha NM az fSe s~serrStary III
the ,infvarsitv.as Oniya a. linhifed Hura-
!herFos ticlafs ga ~ "a fop Sfs1a
night performance and,
when these are sold no more may be
"A apscial matinee viii be given on
:Fridav ~aftarnoon in Inc Metropoiitsn
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-19

ments. but only. wishes security for
obtaining grain and cattle from the
abundance of those countrtes,,'s 5aays
the Vienna Neue FTeie Presbe, accord,
Ing to- a Vienna telegram today.
On, the other hand. says the news
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-19

Cold weather must encourage man
ufacturersl Of ARTIFICIAL ice to raise the
price of ice next summer. Next to .
mild winter, nothing 30 encourages
them as 4 severe one. !"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-19
Proceed, From The
Shrinsrs Show Is
ca ia Charity Cause

The entire net proceedss Of the per-
70 be staged by the Mystic
in the Masonic temple on FRI
day evening are to be donateds 20
charity, and to make II convenient for
and Masons to procure tickets
in advance the following business
have agreed to- keep . supply
on hand for. sale until Friday after-
noon. Tho charges will be SO cents
for adults and IS cents for children.
several new attractions have been
added to the show. so that 1t will be q
surprise even to those who were pres
ent at the ceremonial:
Barnes & NusS.
Cotton & Wilder.
John H. Void drug store.
Stone music store.
j. H. Ruettell Clothing company.
Gets music store.
&C. II. ,Opsahl.
~ M. g. Olson Clothing company.
PaK6vit4 Furniture company.
e. "A. .Arhaft company.
Hotel Dacotah.
Hotel Frederick,
First National bank.
First National bank. East Grand
Forks.
Geist confectionery store.
f. Rand shoe store.
Dacotah Pharmacy. /:
Fishers restaurant. 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-19
WANTS ONLY BALKAN FOoD.

. Amsterdam, Dec. 1s.-Austria does
not desire the, annexation of Balkan
territory or influence in the formation
Of the Rumanian and Serbian govern
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
Special Instrument for Royal Th.atre

Manager V L. Girard announce the
purchase Of a $3.50 Wurlitzer special
motion picture instrument for the ROYAL
Theatre. It will he ready TO be played
on Thursday night when the Triangle
feature Back Of a Man starring
Dorothy Dalton will be the attraction
"The WurIitzet is used in ali of the
largest motion picture theatres in the
United States because il is made espec.
tally for "cueing" a production, said
Manager Girard. The mechanism takes
into account every effect one would wish
to introduce in the modern presentation
Of the silent drama or comedy. b.
pushing buttons complete orchestration
is made possible, in addition to other
attractive features.
- We will continue 20 have the usual
musical program with the Wurlitzer as
an extra added attraction. This cX-
Denditure has been made because we in
tend to give the patrons of the Royal
Theatre the highest class Of pictures
and everything that goes with them. -
Lafayette Advertiser.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
May 10 and II Are
Civilization Days

~, ., N D-:t.1.z-f
''' i"''' "'''- -
n'' u say /" ,"' Ne" "''''''', ,'"' w.
N'''".' A'''' ''"' =" ''".'.' 80 '-
N'N"1 l"' -...-' NV NJ .'.'
-'S"-'''.'''.'.'' ''' .
i.'l-'''' VI .''i '.'...' '.''' '',
I'VE Ao "".'.' ",'"' '''1 '"..'.' ".'.~
i'E'h. no ma Ter "'" MANY ..'.. " .''-
der Ill pictures -l.'' come b.. ..' VIZ
THAT, /" IT," W'r"~' sums "' W.
''atla', which wa shown ion '"e hr''
time yeSrcrta, at 'carc" 5 I'"or The
atre. Il is q production that IS lmpoS
siblc to describe, for words cannot 70
produce any idea Of its significance You
have heard this expression used before
I'm connection with pictures, and it is
often true, for the camera in 50 many
WAYS smpas>es the spoken word But
f is truer in this case. There Is Nc
series Of sentences that can tell YOU Of
.sC.vi!i7ati0n. " i j. picture that
ron must see for Yourself. and a picture
tro+ Won sbould not allow Yourself to
mis-,
Tb,r,or7s ,,,,o,, ,,or,oris ~ ,oo,,ro
49,, ~ - 80. oror;.,, ,rli.I, ,,.os
,....-:...5 a., IL. -. 81, ,.,n-,,,ol
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
AMERICAN VESSEL rs
SUBMARINE VICTIM

The American steamship Rockingham
has been sunk by q German Submarine
Thirteen men are missing. Two boats
containing thirty-three men were pick
ed up Tuesday, one by a patrol vessel.
The Rockingham carried fortv-nine men,
including many Americans. The crew
numbered thirty-six, and the naval con-
tiugent consisted Of a lieutenant and
twelve men. The ship and her cargo
were valued at s3,2jG,000
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
Muscle Soreness Relieved.

Unusual work, bending and lifting o.
strenuous exercise is q strain on the
muscles, they become sore and stiff, Elu
ar, crippled and III pain. sloan's Linz
rent brings YOU ogicE relief, easy u
apply, It penetrates without rubbing and
dives out the soreness. clear liquid,
cleaner than mu7sv p.ast,r5 or oint.
,aants, il does not stain 'h2 skin or clog
the ,ores. ALWAYS have a bottle handy
for Ike pains, aches Of rheumatism, govt
lumbGgo, grippe, bruises, stiffness, back
ache and all external pain, At youi
druggist, ?je.~Ady,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
Police Jury
Proceedings


''''''''''''' way sud- .''''
1T. I''''' jury met lN'' ''t WIZ" III
''', III ..'' present
Inc minutes OBJ inc I"'' meeting were
read anu adopted.
Report "i the Farm Agent read and
ordered fled.
Report of Treasurer, showing balance
i'm General Fund Of SOILS, read and
ordered flied.
Mr. Worthy Quryauv, President Of
the Gueydau sub Drainage District, APP.
reared before the Police Jury and asked
,ho' TINS ba'-' recognize cert ain Canals
made by said drainage district in tho
Eighth Ward be declared cut along the
natural drains, and this Parish liable
for all bridges thereon for public road
use. After consultation with its attor.
ucv and due dclibcration. the Police
jury decided 10 take no action in tho
matter.
On motion daily seconded. Jos. =.
Rrousserd and Edgar Hungcrford. In.
gethcr with competent civil engineer
TO be appointed by them, were appoint.
ed as a committee to investigate thor
oughlv the natural drains in the Guey-
dan Sub-Drainage District, relative to
placing bridges over its canals for pub
lie road purposes; said committee to re-
port its finding at the next regular
meeting
On motion Of Edgard Hungertord,
Neeon"tu OF chapman IIerce' 'na' aI'er
any oflage IS punt over any canal or
canals by the Parish OF Vermilion, said
canals being built on natural drains,
> shall be once built or taken down and
rebuilt by the Parish, to allow the pas
sage OF a dredge boat or other drainage
MAKING machinery TINS Farish snail not
De Hao'e turthef; ana any person or
PeiSoHS '"NI"g same uo"n Tor any Pur-
po'e """'e'eI sHa'I DC maze 10 repiaco
me same at MS OF '"eIr coS'S'
''O'i0ir u Jus T., ''ouSsa'u' sec
1- -.:. ~ o..i.l'',' ''i, ,.,,,. '"'' '"'
'.' - '',,io.' i''t' -"l'''"B I'u"'
.Iosc two small drains ~ nnhIia ~, rooJ ~
:, O.. a. IT,, 10 - 'o"'''
.;,,5 nat - - i''>', P,o
.no5o ~ 80
- 49,. .I'
D.. -. O.,
oa.+ . co,an4t W. - ' , "a C.a '.''
IN "a 49,. l.. 80, C..'...77' -','''''
:. o:.t.;.a, '.'N ~
on n,..;ar - u, p;sta.1,I.
,o1od ~. r. = ~ .a,a,,.eI a..
:, or5or o. droi, ..o .,,,I.I;. "a 49,
Sci VI 80. ,,a.,,;,io, D.
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05

Reds, Orpingtons, etc, and feed for
growth 10 the six or eight pound stage,
Continue Matching chicks through May
and June for developing into table
poultry Destroy all lice, mites, and in.
;estiual parasites SO the chickens will
get fun benefit Of the feed. Keep all
male birds away from the laying hens
after the breeding season is over, thus
producing infcrtiIe eggs which wiz not
spoil as readily as fertile eggs.
Write for specia. information on any
live stock question.
q. f. NESOM,
Supt., Live Stock Extension Service,
Baton Rouge, Ia,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
FoY You. Child Couch.

Here's = pleasant cough syrup that
every child likes to take, Or Bell s
Pine-Tar-Honey If your child has q
deem hacking cough that worries You
give him D. NV pire-Tar- Honey. the
soothinc Pine halsams relieve the cough,
loosens the phlegm and heals the irrj-
tated tissues. Get q bottle to-day at
your druggist and start treatment at
once. 2jc.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
Preparedness In
Animal Production


:" re present ''I''S FARMERS every
."'f' nave Deem ADVISE 20 plant an
"h'nd'".' OF gram, Aa" and t"rag"
crops with vac" {" having liberal
supply Tor E'nc Lsc and for sale. The
feature Of tEls rart q agricultural pre-
ra,tlr",- which j. going 20 give III It
certain returns j. al. use al h.w. OF a.l
fec Is which can De- rroatalv em9.av.l
f.. fc.li.r fine Ev. st..l, ur.lrral ON
rho farm ~ purchased IoaalIv This
Is c...r;eIl, .r,n.r.a1+ in fine rr.,c,.
r,a,.,..+ir.. of r,,gl ro.frraoa bo,- of
tow Grade silaoe. stNk folds. velve,
l.,r, sweet r.tat,os reanut, and
clufas. Onc urinary object in rai-irr
and fceli1o stock Is IN proftabIv us.I
idle lands. waste rrodurts. and "a con
,..r, cham food Grams info r,oots vbi,.i
sill h,t+o. +Lor .b., ,,.,rs ,ro,,,s,l,...
l. hoo Io.c Oh. ..,,s+,,,, f,r ,o++r,,,...
90 1.,is;ono - sou &c all +h.ir s-,.r-
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a.1 .,.:,. AMI .a.n,.. 1.,,, IT.,
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w.. f:,-,I,. =. 5aaI;no an5 au rrho ho,.o
s,,a;.i,,4 su,.,,,. ,os+rroro - cor.,
j., ,,~,,,.;,,r. 81 ar. o5,.isod 70 l,oo,
-, pno95 oil ,f .bo oo,,.s ood hoisers
of snitahie aqr n nnra bred bulls. and
keen them in the very best condition
possible until fall: then run them in the
stalk fields. and after frost, turn then
on velvet beans, either with or without
the ccrr left in the field. Ninety PEE
cent of the cattle received in New Or
leans since January are reported to hav,
been fed on velvet beans in this way
and cattle so fattened have brought
prices ranging from nine to twelve cent.
There viii be no question about profit
able markets for the pasturage and vel
vet bean fields, if the farmer has the
cattle to use them. 1t Will be a good
plan to keep one steer for every acre OF
Deans planted
Top hogS nave been selling recently
r.. over sixteen cents pouhd on the
central markets. ana nave hetteo Loul'i
an" SAlPpers t"eiVe ana ohe-hal1 cents
d lo'L' "els"ed FiSh' OUT OF inc Ieeo
US DaSeu Gu present prices u j. Ho'
wise 10 ''ii ''I less INA" ~ Genus
n'"H' any "os' ,""' can oe HiiiS'eo IoI
'ne ii"'Ae- "l'"IH eis"l OF Ten months
q any Eo'" oreedihg STOCK lHaI may
o' I'@'.''' Oh '"e i"'l''S' All SONS s'''0'''
~ '''N - s'', 'O"i' 80 d ~ i'''o"
'''0'. "''''''' '-,''' ''''' CASING '''' mum
"e, u pigs Oh 'i,e I",N'S d. Lar d pos.
Si"''' h'eP '"'~'og' u" Ienee' pastures
ol VII 7'"Ii'S 'ioi' "ne'e ."'f I'd" s''
I''"'l u green STUN an" give gus.
N'ouE" graz" - Keep ."'i'' III L" '"''I'l
growing eoioi '.'i'' "el can og USE
10 gIeah out 'he oa' He'o'' an" ReP'
'"''"S" '"' summer Q" SP'cia' "oS e'"<
IH- crops % d. 10 De i'"'F - iu" III
'"e corn ana pea "t'''' soy Deans, anu
sweet Po'a'''S ~ 'H' IAN anu P'"'G'
On ''i'e' ''".' WIN u "i'N0"' 0''.''
al'ef ''i' iiis' iI'''' IA''P P''',' oH '''
il'e S.oeN indIhe's IoI inc Glass you
nave ior 'di'' 'eiore Sgi'iHs u SNIP
Plng "os' eohier "l'h '"e oe"ion''rd.
'i"" '''"' d. ~ INC "e'' mar MIS- anu
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.

Don T MISS THIS. CUT out his
slip, enclose with Sc 10 Foley & Co., 2S35
Sheffield Ave, Chicago, H., writing
your anne and address clearly. You will
receive in return trial package con.
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com,
pound for coughs, colds and Group, Fol,
cy Kidney pills, and Foley Cathartic
Iahlest. Sold Evervwhere.-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
Get Rid Of Your Rhsrma b I'm.

Now is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. You viii find Chamber
lain S Liniment great help. The relief
which il affords is alone worth many
time7 It's cost. Obtainable everywhere
ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-05-05
Who is 'sSHE''f

Regular Dinner, 25e, at C. Guidry s
Restaurant.
"SHE" is coming,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02

Waco, Lyon Rager, City; HIS. Grig-
fin, Dundee, Okla; 0. H. Chapman,
City; L. V. Sims, Dallas; w. G.
Baird, Dallas j r. Bell, Dallas;
W. B. Ferguson, City; w. p. Light
foot, Oklahoma City: r. e. Golsen,
Milwaukee; r. G. caskey. New Jer-
sey; T. L. Pearson, FIT. Worth; pr
H, w. Smith and wife. crookston
Mimi; H. b. Johnson, Dallas; b
~ Walton, Indianapolis; Fred Wei
10, Trainsyille, KY; Il. p Shelton
TT. Worth; Robt. seay. Dallas; G. =
Ransom, Boston; T, II. Rhodes. Dali
las; L. W. Roberts, Jr.. Atlanta
r. F. Bowe. Greenville, S. c.; ". #.
West, City: l.. S. Taylor, Justin,
Tex; F. J.. Yingling. Dallas, Otto
II. Beckman, Chicago; NJ Hoffman,
st. Louis,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02
BOY WINS
PROMOTION IN ARMY

Raymond Fleming. who left here
about two years ago to accept po-
sition with an advertising agency at
New Orleans. arrived In the city this
incoming to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Fleming. on Kaufman
street. When Raymond left here he
was just plain Bugs former star
pitcher for the Trinity University
baseball team. Now he is a major In
the Louisiana National Guard When
the state troops were ordered to the
border last year he enlisted at New
Orleans, His regiment was located
az Donna. near Brownsville. Re
Gently they were sent back to Louis
lana 70 be mustered out OF the fed
eral service. Raymond received
three promotions following his en-
listment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02
Information Wanted

Col. B. r. Marehbanks, adjutant
Of Camp Winnie Davis, United Com
Eesies ate veterans. wants the name Of
eTerv ex confeders4te soldier residing
In Waxahaeilie and vicinity who is
not member Of some camp. Those
who are not now members of some
camp are requested to mail Col.
regiment. and such other informa-
ton as they might desire to furnish
him. He wants this information for
the purpose Of recording If in book
separate and distinct from the regu-
lar camp records. This information.
mailed TO Col. Marchbanks al Wax
ahachie, will he appreciated by him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02

District court, which has been IN
session since January LIST. Is coming
10 close this week The Jury for
the last week was finally excused
yesterday and only 4 few orders to
~ entered before final adjournment.
the clerk IS busy getting the min
utes ID readiness for the closing
honr.
IN the case Of Augustine Mecca,
Mexican, two year suspended SEN
tence verdict was returned late yes
terday by the Jury.
Bette Sheppard. colored. charged
with murder, WAS acquitted by jury
Thursday afternoon The Sheppard
woman was charged with the killing
AZ another negro woman at Ennis
John johnson. colored. pleaded
guilty to charge OF horse theft and
Was sentenced to three years in state
prison.
Herman Anderson case. assault to
murder, was continued.
Special Judge g. g. Groce in the
case OF J. W. Russey W.. a. w. Will
son ct ais, oTerruled plaintiffs mo-
ton for new trial and notice Of APP
peal was given, Thirty days granted
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02

ECONOMY NE THODs
ARE SUGGESTED
----------
GRAND JURY BELIEVES A GREAT
SAVING MAY BE MADE BY
SCHEDULE.
Believe That the Number of Bailifs
Waiting on Grand Jury Could
&c Greatly Re-
duced.

The grand jury made their final
report Thursday afternoon and were
excused. In this report the grand
jury makes recommendations re-
garding the dispatch Of business
coming before that body and sug-
gssts methods which they believe
will prove a saving to the taxpayers
of the county. Under the present ar
rangement it is understood that ball
ifs claim and are paid for full time
during the session of the grand jury
when some do not work one-tenth of
|the time. The resolution adopted by
the grand Jury touching upon this
subject is as follows:
We beg to call your Honor's at
tention to the fact that the present
method Of transacting business by
the grand jury is cumbersome and
slow, and suggest that a system or
docket Of the matters to be iayesti-
gated be arranged according to local
ity, thereby giving ample time for
service ON witnesses wanted. would
III a very short time materially les
sen expense to both the county and
those having to appear. The improy-
ed transportation facilities of the
county make it easy for attendance
from remote parts on short notice.
land If a practical schedule of work
could be established, whereby both
the grand jury and bailiffs could be
kept busy all the time, the sessions
would be materially shortened and
a less number OF bailiffs needed
which Of course would mean a saw
ing to taxpayers"
The grand jury during this SOS
sion worked a total Of 80 days, ex-
amined AS witnesses, returned 80
true bills, 68 of which were felon!es
and 81 misdemeanors.
Jail Old and Unsafe
The grand ury likewise visited the
county Jail and made report SAYING
tho jail is in an unsanltary condi-
ton. In justice to the sheriff and
sailer the body went on record as
saying such a condition was not tho
neglect OF either jailer or sheriff
but was due to the fact that tho
building was old and unsafe
The grand jury also visited the
county farm and found things in
first class condition.
Expressing vote OF thanks to
the Judge and county attorney, as
well as the plaintiffs and sheriff
force the grand jury report closed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02
Notice

Ladies OF the Woodman {
| am going to re-orgaalie
Little Team Saturday afterno
2:30 at the Woodman hall.
mothers who have children
ing to be in the team will
have them meet with me.
MRS. r. l.. BRAsHER, Ca
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02
Two Children Poisoned.

Two children, age and 4 years,
Of Mr.. Conley, who lives on the
Barron farm, near Fred Adam, be-
came suddenly i'll Monday night
when they drank milk from a tin
bucket. The family had been
visiting several days when the chill
dren came in ct supper and drank
quantity OF the milk. A physician
vas called in who pronounced theig
illness as ptomaine poison. but
after a short time they were out
OF danger.--Palmer Rustler.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-02

brother were pulling bollles
Yount and 1t is alleged that i,
tempted assault was made out
cotton patch. early last ases
it was not known until Ae
The child was not injured ia III,
according to reports.
Il Is limited that Yoanrs
Tense will be that Of an unbal
mind. il being claimed by sem,
he is half-witted.
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DIR. ylNsoN TO SPEAK
IN FORT NORTH TONIGHT

FORT WORTH, Texas. March 3
DR. r. II. Vinson, president of the
University OF Texas, will deliver the
principal address tonight at the han.
quet OF the Fort Worth Alumni as.
soeiatlon Of the University of Texas.
given in honor OF Texas lndepend-
ence Day.
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II which to file bill Of exceptions.


a motion for new trial in the Wal
ter Thompson case, iii which 4 YER
dict of thirteen years IN state p1is-
on was rendered. was oyerruled by
the court. Notice of appeal was CIV
en-.
Judgment Was rendered for plain
tiff In the case of ". G. HarweiI rs
=. T. Williams. Notice OF appeal was
given.
r A. BOsley, who was convicted
Of bigany and sentenced to do two
years in state prison, withdrew his
motion for q new hearing and accept
ed sentence.