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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

in:ormation about yong' a"ion"hie wriis
ing ~" make OF your car, your name and
nddresS. ANA answers will appear under tins
-. nav" :. 1910 car Whom starting
on low gear tho car starts all %. *. bu,
spe,dcd up 'haT WHOM RUNNING aiowty. and
&s r"r n5 }eF nf %nS" '" % he !" ns"
\ Your clutch is undoubtedly slipping
Grsasc from thc, iransm!>ston may have
E@tien %",% IT, Try rlsaninE !, MIN E, 40,
IN E"G Irn, me- , bow to rcmoye he
n,w or.: IN hitting new piston rings in a
1918 * i, necessary To remove The con
The ear has boon run about $500 miles
.r,S aulariy and apparently rus - -.
sion 10 amount To anything Woui YOU
II So how are they fitted properly
\ TO remove tho clutch sming, you viii
h"vr I" rcm"ve the ;ransmi~si"g. u" d"
this first taE" out III, r"lts which mold
aT n "" 1 IT. i found 'fi ns ho4 fr o %' Il"
thrust e"ars-'E inside Of The inLin h""si,>
main toll shaped housing you v ~ T." ahlo
To- lfi OH IN" ira' SinsS.i"n anu housing
nn"rtr r"d. 1t l. not absolutely mcrrs.ar.
3" remove ~, pi.lons hmd ccmnorti"s rods
'iuss. IL viii most likely Il" WISE 90 renew
Hil Of ~" rings In mrinE ne ring h.
- the. cylind'Ts. IS many rings ar mad"
somewhat ovcre iI". |! urursiH,' IL" "uOS
'!tn %" iilicl. They should touch When iU
,r" cyliud"r. DO not touch the ~" 20 The
rinciug ryijudcrs i've sure ihai III" 'lnt- az
the rings u"; In inc When r'u!oNiuS
~ replacing the tiua~. H't an OLD h1,ls-
su,N blade or corset steel, and break 10 into
three ri",cs. iiy pacir" thcs. cpuui dis
.Hr'rrS apart around the pist"n You VIII ha
their getting Int" tn" groves. piston rngs
are ':trcmclN hrltt'". Hud you viii hH.,
10 wotk carefully Win l/;n
tCuDyriEh', lHi'. by i'r",l {, Gucrr'i'h.'
first. have read somewhere that there is
81 tank mad" that makes Eas out OF :aSp-
liuc, only u per cont ri amount ui E"S
needed and 'o CnrnIr"t"r. Is N" Sam"
one make ono hiru*"lr" SsCouG, I Know hnw
to figure heating surface" ctC., Of e. steam
boiler, also horse power of y steam 'nEin"
from formula plan divided 10y %",v0", but
how Go YOU figure pressure ia e I'+
E!nc fElrG, hay" paper cutting stating
NulGn" y str"h- y number OF revolutions
divided Iy l".uUp (fur iour-rycIr cusin,i y
number OF cylinders. etc This in
Structiou must hr wrong some where. Same
Tipping states divided 1000 iur a two
about t---' manifold which wnUId save
Ehsulin". Docs this ,!isplncc the CTi bur" tor
and how would it work viii! tie taun men
Toned III the ,lrst question Could tho
, engine j y /.
y FIRST. | cannot recall having sce:, any-
thinE Win r"i"rcuc" to the tank yuu ucli-
uvu. II ~ VIII accomplish all ,hn, You
nish"u win cars hy the manufacturers
second, Sou can lirure about eighty pounds
To the Square inch the mean .iicativ"
prc"snr" IN q gas engine. As the ;our-cyvle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

,S,%i,.4 you Mn na>s 10 9ly,Is ,hs
formula 3ou giNc il no u"uht incorrect. IN
siroi,o, so Uni YOU " are as;as s,coks twito.
Mn'h Is wrong on the FAC, "i At, The for
T,It"ci 10y 81; 900 L." in W%h i! tx ths
,W"r"c~ pressure ,saE eighty pounds l.
number .! sc.olu,suits. Fourth. believe tho
tue in,r; .,nd ,Nmanst manifold arc huiit
together, IN Su"h " way tia! the exhaust
,'nu nca, II. rhs viii nave a great All.
,%mt"SS "a I'D wc'Ih"r When used on
Many uf To. later ears have the inlet water
iHekr,e.t ~ passing through The cylinder
I"nn rcfer L" could 40, l'c used, There is no
fer :" Mill, }.rex 70 used i" p,Ss Of inner
al! right what is the drawback to it?
y. rhc drawback t" tire Gbcrs Ia that thcy
,"%,N r""Nrrt ne pneumatic tire into 9,
IA" wheels.
"a have 2 ial, model Ford which has a
,, ."Af h,NS The spark retarded, retarded hu, OF no
A. ri.c rotor Of "a Your timer or cdmmn,aioc
ms probably &'irp.H or h.Hn incorrectly set.
,tI"'iSL. "r tw@% %. them may =; oii-s"ak.d
H '' cr ,h hrs Is. 2*' lhcy r i" he
i WirS' pay.ns "spcri.i attention to who're
irE to huI an oil soaked or sh"r, -crcui,cd
Mire. check I'll" timing. Z" do this remove
"a" nninh"r spark plug. and then hay" some
one turn aver the "i.i:iic until the pis:uu.
Which, when up can l." seen through ~"
STARK plug opening Is on top draI center
VA" switch I" battery IL YOU viii now
lNu'il oi" wiz. rf s"t of ,iry coils. ,unusn.
bell aitcriHS can bc borrowed 10 the h,i-
terry binding post Of tho coil box. IL" ether
10, J." tn" metal 81 III" engine there viii he 40
huT:iis "f COL ii timing is all right II a
,nii hu"TcS. tho Spnrk is too far :,d IJuC..,I
rh% bTE"imE should only start when tie
ShnrH , i"v.i rs advanced about one half t."
spark Is To" far advanced. rc,,'nvc ,i,n ..,..,t
hlu,"t"r cover. and then w'h "a pencil.
Ih"h', = MARK on the rotor and tho .i.tiI
=" show III" position q. tho rotor iI,nn
ln"SeN INC rotor AMI turn il back war,I 4h,,,t
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n sixteenth OF an inch. and again ties, the
epark. Repeat until the buZIlnH begins
when tho lever IL about onc-haif inch adj
NanCcd.
- have 1915 Ford model = touring
car II has done nu" In every way. but now
II won't run ON high When YOU crank II
with the clutch out II starts easily. but TAX.
your foot OF the clutch and the engine
starts hard. II runs "n low but cant get
III" power from n.
y. White th" loss az power may bo due to
the valves needing grinding. 10 tn" ca--
burrtor being out 81 adjustment. anu in
"jincd to hcu"vc that Your trouble In IN the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

transmission. The transmission may DO
dirty and Euinmcd up. or the reverse band
may lie dragging. at tho time that
the hand lever does not throw vlt the
clutch far enough. so putting load on the
engine when Your crank It. Try draining
ont thc oil. aud then pouring some kcro-
scnc into the transuissio AMI crank the
engine hy hand while. Drain out tho
Ecrusrnc and replace with fresh oil. This
failing. try i""s"ninr th" reverse band "ui
alS" turning down the hand clutch lever
IA La
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once in two weeks i'm each oil hole rcn-
orally. hc;,, unici,,, IT, 49, roe.,.
,i,.,, CO., ,n,, ,,,,.;.,
"''',' "'' w ~" zoo "'"'h
OIL rs III" OK! MAY work mt" the m
S'rmm"nt and 50 cause short circuit.
occasionally tho distributor plato
should be removed and wiped with :,
cloth mois;cucd with gasoline should
~, d;.,r;,u.Ir ,,,to Ia h,,,,, .,,.i
,.;,,, .i,, ~ c ~
''''" Wv ~ "Sn =
CT" u" remove" ny very s"h'iE rhn-
Ding with :, lin" emery cloth. but great
care must lie taken to remove all OF
the abrasive material after doing this.
pcriodicaiiv tho intcrruptcr should
H.. cxar,;rcI aud cIo,uod r,s, ~.
;,,,, ,.,,, - :; 3; go.
,''' ~ ~ I've anu
S''',S ''"se" '"'N'H' he'""NH 'he m
'trinp'er cover anu Whlie inc engine
is running. sec If there is Il spark at
the interruptor Cor platinum) points.
\ small hand mirror will often I've a
holm IN socinr This n ,pcro &c sn,rr
Q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

to meet package delioery requirements.
But there's happier picture than
these-the man who has a husky,
trusty, economical VIM Delivery Truck
at his curb-ready to shoot orders out
among his trade-and to take care of
new customers as fast as they come.
There's your business, mani His
goods and his prices are bound to be
right because he thinks right about his
expenses.
The VIM Delivery Truck is tho
cheapest delivery unit to operate be-
cause it is designed solely to meet package
delivery needs. There isn't pleasure
car part in the VIM. It's built to de-
liver cheaply anything from a few
packages upto thousand pounds.
1t will cover three times as much
territory as horse and wagon. Re-
suit more customers. greater polume,
lower costs.
And the VIM Delivery Truck is the
easiest delivery unit on the market to
buy through our Deferred Payment
Plan.
10000 progressive American mer-
chants are paying for their VIM Trucks
out of their delivery savings.
Full informs ton about the VIM Plan
on request.
Thoroughly equipped VIM Truck
Sales and Service Station in this oity
for the benefit Of VIM owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
Is Your Wife TO Blame for the
Size of the Bills?

E1HE high cost of living is bound
E to stay high just so long as folks
encourage outworn business
methods.
Maybe your wife does watch ex-
penditures like hawk-cuts out all
unnecessary expenses-is on the alert
Tor all the best buys"
But does she get deep down under
the surface Of things and throw her
trade to the merchant uses business
like methods who saues money for him
self and his customersp
Suppose the housewives and tho
merchants of this city were to get to-
gether and cut the waste out of the cost
OF having purchases sent homel
1t can be done-just by more eff
Gent package delivery.
Still quite few old-fashioned horse
delivery outfits Gathering over the streets.
trying vainly to keep up with 10th
century demands The merchants who
own them are asleep. They haven't yet
realized that in these days Of close
margins. speed and quick turnovers,
Uolume and service are the real money
makers.
And then there is the other fellow
who says motor delivery doesn't pay"
OF course it doesn't pay him. He's
using converted pleasure car which
burns up gasoline. oil and tires-eats
its head off with repair bills-isn't built
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

Thc four-cylimdcr magnetic must re-
voIvc at crank shaft speed. and The
.iX ~ ono and onc-halt times crank
shaft speed. This must tie borne in
mind when substituting u magnetic for
some other ignition system.
Ia previous lesson | told YOU that
the magnetic gave an Alternating cur
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Mechanical Preteefion.

\ thlnk have hit on an inv-ntion.-
said the "a, plumber. '-tha, will make
my fortune
New Kind of mopf- the thln car.
penter Inquired faee,iousiy.
No, on your iIfs-
Patent eio;hespln. I suppossY
You've got another suppose co..
Ing
When what Il ltf'
Taikins machine
-But the world Ia talked 20 death
now
This IL dl1eren;-
In what wayr
1T only uses three sentences. one ss
a tine
what does II sayT'
1T says In xrun tones. Who is at the
doorT Get my sun and Call the psiro,
wason.'-
-But what IL the ldeaf-
Il ain going TO seil them 10 maldea
ladies' 30 they cnn make unweieome
strangers think there is q man In the
house.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22

old ranch on the Rio Grande. And
psw there was to BE- 4 quiet weddias
AZ u.s little f0uu % PlitsylIl.. ten
rniiss sway. and a Eight to les.-l.o-
lated spoi In IA. state xher. MAdse
wA- born
Its Ike the opening Of some beau
tifui dream rnurrnur-d Nadg.. as
she s'.od In the doorway Of the rus.
tsi comfortable old cabin. gazing ai
the rsidsniax sunset I'm glad We
are gOlng 70 leave. for n. Mexican
raids are eomlns closer and more
ftegueni.-
She -ent into the house 10 glance
AZ the ciock According 90 all cnlcu-
iaiion. hrr father and Walter mus,
s'ea pa, IN an appearance. A ciattsr
sZts.ds % korSss' Loofs and strange
yosos= sent a sharp thrill through her
srsrp@. Nafge went 10 the door. II
Aas 10 shrink back 10 sudden terror.
T.n uen 90 horseback had driven up
and nav surrounded the hous@. Two
Others drove = iIsh, wagon. A, .
strao. Nads. recognized them as
Mexicans. She noted, too. their semi.
military CART.
She had scqpirei a very fair sfnai.
terfng %, the Spanish language. and
oaiy few overheard sentences were
necessary 10 sppris- Madse of the
fact tia; the ioag-dr-sded raid was .
reality.
The leader of the group was Q
handsome. eoErtiy younS fellow.
lie gave sharp. definite orders. All
81 the msn. exe.p, two. d.ploycd. sur.
rnundlag the brilding Th. leader ad.
,anced and swept his ha; TO the
ground In . respectful box.
'-Senorita. o bri-f dofniciilnry risi;
of nec-ssity. order By sup~riors.- h.
ch.~rved In suave. sfiii hslf.mocking
tone. NO harm win be done 10 you.
hut there must b. no ou,ery OF at
temp, to escape. You are alonsT-
-Y.s.- she r~,orted. and her fash
ting eyes dashed the apiacioas fslios
with thslr sheer contsfup, and def
nncr.
we counted ~ that remarked the
leader. ~Petro- ro-sanchsx--she box We
know II Is here
Madr- chilled. she oomprshepied
20 vhzf they rsferr.-i--ths little snfe
In her fathers bedroom. II had often
held heavy collections and lrnportan,
dosuin~nfs These rufians had Jearuss.
~ H. Thsfa,r--ene. nigh, mean h~x.
xasy 90 her father. II might destroy al
thstr fond p,sns fos the future:
0esadily - fhrpd the Ieaaes. -
80 sAst reassasee a. plssd1ag wgee
s11be fnffIe. t1sAoe psle1 a1isA11y -
- swo - ~ - eatsee1 -
n1DD spsuf1sl = esQu1ss1 sll ~
GOo1o0 - o11v - uoe1s ~ - -
HDblsGn.As - - q 90
- - Gn1n8 - ~ - oosoDuD
Is. ~ -*-~--4 49,
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Out soe gsss.

some os ,h. Inmates Of an asylum
were engaged In sa~ins wood. and nm
attendant thought that one old man.
who APPEARED TO b. working as hard
AZ anybody. had no, much TO show
for his labor.
Apfroaehlns him. the attendant
scvn discovered the eau.s. The cid
man had turned the sac ut,sid. down.
with the teeth In the air. and was
working a~sy with the hack Of Il.
Here. a4y. my maa.- rrsnarks1
The Attendant. -~hat are you doenef
foa1i never cut the vood n shas fnsA.
- Turn The sav over.
~ csd man pauaed aa1 sesee1 e
- etsssdast -DeA yea svse ~ -
- - wsyr - sakal
WSa - Psp11e1 - oeosnnunk
~ eo1Bop ! hsvss't.
- ~ ~ ss1sa 49, UDoGuo
ln11n0 ~. .rvs szls1 ~ 60
cnE-lnogsnI1sslV -eu1nD = oo1o1
2 '.I|.|H a tfHH' E.. .&..4| ~
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
ATwilight
Proposal
~
BY Virginia Lee

Ssses.ssSS5fsfff<<xsSSsS'5z -SS3fzSsflSz;2sHzS5$Z
csSyrixst. III. ~ W. c. chapz4aD
Was ever = fair young gir In the
radiant bioa-a Of youth. innocent.
,rzstful. vita a rhe-1,hea glowing
IDEAL st sozi - blessed as Hadge VIII
IL. And amid Il all she vas visit.
i8< for a prs-s@n;-no SewgA~ orra-
rseui or passing token Of refnesB-
h-anue. bgt royal lifetime gift--a
hustand,
She stood IN the doorway Of the
cabin set Just back from the river on
the Team bor5e-. Her father. sturdy
I'D Hsrb-a Wills had been lard
sSeculator In the district for over tyen-
y years As the saying weGi. he had
made bis pile and WAS aboat TO .e,urn
% his former bone Ia the North
Nad-e expected his return from TxI-
t0n, where he had gone TO cio>- up
some business affairs. He was TO
bring wsltrr Rsyburn back with him.
I woa't bring yoG Z stfck-pin or
new hat. Jewel her father had said
The presen; In soing 20 give yoa .s
Waller Rsyturn- GiAdi So Is be, and
he's SGinz North Sfth us. and wen be
happy all the zny round
For. although NEdx. and Walter had
b~sn enzzxed for over t<o years, Mr.
Wills had insisted that time must de-
NelOp the worrhiness and s;e4dfastness
Of the ardent lover. only twice q
year had Walter cone down TO the
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Rsds sslscisr<i

The building committee Of the
Methodist Episcopal church a. Che
rav. Colo. respectfully soiieits bids
for an addition to their present
church buildins. piasssrsng. repair
ing roof. putting % neu steps. etc.
Specifications are % file at the
Cheraw State Bank. or Methodist
pavonage. All bids 10 Be In on or
before December I'd. 1917.
REV. X. z. scARFFE.
Chairman.
Stacey Bssiaeer. Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22

lieye . xord OF H. Just the same
i tell you only what l sa~ with
my oxn eyes don't give you .
sinxles hezrsxy story. I saw the
aptila,ed children. male and female
/ say them. not by the cozess. but
By hundreds and thousands ! sau
more than any paper in America has
ever told. sAx enough to make me
have a chronic rage xnoicering.
ready 10 flare at the first ~ord In
support Of Prussia or Of ertenration
o, her crimes "a. enough 10
prove 10 me that Germany has no
sense OF honor or decerey or COM
mon ordinary horse sense left She
IL 4 r1yening beast. = deyit incar-
nate
Il stood In a trench With An En-
xiish officer and asked him Why he
did no; sent out detail uncer flag
o, truce. 20 gather up the many
wounded lying Just ahead He
laughed Eriusly. v,eiousiy. We tried
that once he said. Had = nan
xixx.x international code saying re
wanted 20 gather Up the ~oInced
under a Tag Of truce Our flag ~as
answered By one from their side and
the tao sirnAiaen stood ap in plain
view. The Germans sirnaled back
10 cone on. Il as all right vita
thsra. Our men advanced. an en-
tire battalion. EnArued They ad-
Yanoed untn they Eere only 80
yards from the German trsaek and
began TO pick np the wounded Then
the machine guns opened fire anc
not one m.n OF that battalion lived
five minutes
That Is What an Enrlish officer
told re shiie ! stood In a trench
only So yards from Hun trench.
and s2~ through a perisoope many
wounded lying uncared for outside
I don't believe mothers in France
lied TO me When they told os airoc-
lite. com mitted sxsins, their chill
cren. don't believe that officer
lied 20 re Truth has established
erseis In the hearts OF these people
and her sign n on their faces II
any paper publishes Statement,
that re;raetion OF these charges has
been made by the Aliies. Why ! viii
Jus, think that here Is another ten
tacie o, the German propaganda. =
That is the way ny friend Who
has been at the front talked to me
That Il the Nay Lieutenant 4
OF . Canadian company talked When
he came back to recupefsse after
having the flesh torn from his arm
BY . bursting shell. He aid he saw
200 little girls In charge OF the nuns
In one courtyard and not one had
no, been violated. nor one left IN
mu,iiated. though the oldss; eiri
there VAS but IL and the youngest
IL. He wen, back TO DO his bit all
over again and died In the trenches.
vie,ie OF another shell
wha, 1 have here set down t fac,
- given BY men ~ho sav these
ithings. Are ve 10 take the vord
Of these men or not Why not. ~hsn
they are men ne would trust In any
other matter
The report that certain papers OF
the Allies have retraeted is merely
one more indiostion that the snake
10 not yet dead.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22

TOURING SEDAN siss
cAHRicLET. s-PAssESoER s,s2s
TOWN CAR. PASSENGER s:g,s
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
GERMAN FR,GHrrLxEss
Tales by An Eyewitness a Gnne
narrowing sd Devi1ish Decd
Commifsed - Gu0nD Plea<s
, ny srsend xr. n

told mr. srfend Mr. -.
of the uaitec stsies secret service
THAI ! had just been Informed that
certain papers have retrAetec the
charge made asains; German SOL
diers OF cutting OFF the hands Of
children He lacked at me from
deep sci eyes that harmed and
burned brighter vita every breath.
r.ore intense. more fierce xith each
nomeat
We'll. he said. slowly They
may retrart aae ] may be wrong,
but I went everywhere ! eozid be
allowed TO go on stricken territory
las, ~inter. 1t may be thx; the
thousand mutilaied ehildren that
sa~ Ia oze small town no; far from
Lsese had lost their hands through
Egntire ~hen they 60; in the say
during battle. II may be tha, little
girls lost their tiny breasts from
the same cause But ] doa't be-
Iieye . ~ord OF ii. Just the same
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22

TOWN CAR LANDAuLEr SSeaD
LIMOUSINE. 7.PASsEkCER S1saD
LIMOUSINE LASDAuIET S,o8
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

All meetings at $3.50 o'clock un-
less otherwise noted.
District No. Mrs. w. A. Briggs
District No. 3--Mrs, II. N. Peters.
University avenue.
District No. Mrs. A. ]. Rice.
Ferris avenue.
District No. s. Mrs. Texio Sow
ell. Ferris avenue.
District No, 6--Mrs, ]. d. Keys
Brown street.
District No. Mrs. Pat Witten
Brown street
District No. 9--Mrs. L. T. Buck,
ner, Oldham avenue.
District No. 10-Mrs. l.. C. Rou-
seau, ll3 Rousseau.
District No. 11--Mrs. Bivings
Viekery street.
District No. l2-Mrs. W. w
Arnold. Water street.
District No. 1a~-Mrs. ]. L. John
son. w. Main street.
District No. 17--Mrs. J. II,
Thomson, Kaufman street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
PLANTERS GIN PAID
25 PER CENT DIVIDEND

President b. II. Brewer stated
today that the Planters GIN held It's
annual meeting Saturday and paid
. 25 per cent dividend. authorized
Is per cent to be put into perman-
emit improvements and still has / 1
per cent to take care OF any charge
that may come up In the way Of loss
on cotton or other supplies on hand
Mr.. Brewer says the gin had q
most prosperous year. S252,000
worth OF business having passed
through the bank.
On account of the bad weather
Saturday the stockholders meeting
was SHINY attended, and Mr.. Brew
or says the dividend checks which
were not delivered then can BIZ
fouud at the State bank for tbs
stockholders. -- Ennis News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
SCHOOL HOUSE SITE IS
DISCUSSED At MEETING
CITIZENS VOTE To ENLARGE
COMMITTEE AND TO MAXI
ANOTHER APPEAL.

a mass meeting of the citizens was
held last night 10 consider further
the matter Of location Of the hieh
school site. There were a large num-
scr present and after much discus
sion Il was decided to enlarge the
committee and make still another
appeal to the board
This committee held meeting at
e. NJ. Supplies office this morning
for the purpose Of formulating their
plans and Il Is understood that an
other appeal Will be made to the
board to erect the new school build
ling on the old campus site.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
) aBoJr wAxAHAcnIANs
) AND VISITORS IN cEs
>>>>>>~~~>AAs>S

Charley James Of Ferris was he'f
today.
". Nj. Wilson Of corsieana wa
here yesterday.
John II. sharp OF Ennis vas 10
the city last night.
vi. Il. Hartman OF Corsieana was
here last night.
George r. smith left last nish'
for Wichita Falls.
w. r. Mcdaniel Of Milford was ~
the city yesterday.
Carl Tankersley went TO hilais
today for d visit. to his mother.
L. ~. Marshall of Detroit was n
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. n. II. Davis will go to Daiz
las tonight for the style show
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I, Farmer OF
Fort Worth were visitors here yes
serday
Dee Poindexter mas returned t.
Galveston after a visit to his family
here
F. II. Bratcher OF Italy is in tbs
city doing jury service in the dis.
trict court.
Judge f. l.. Hawkins and Walter
Pridemorc have gone to Kaufman
80 :. tar,,, nf aaurf
Hon. Luther Johnson CT Corsieani
was here last night to attend tht
John +. Brown meeting.
Miss Edna Mae Jones, who vlsie
ed homefolks at Midlothian. return
ed this morning to school at Mil
ford.
MT. and Mrs. w. H. Nichols, Mis-
Lula Bennett and Ralph Gayanes
and Mrs. Tom Hopson attended tn
style show at Dallas last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ferris, MI
and Mrs. Burke Ralston and MI
and Mrs. J. b. KirFen attended tn
style show at Dallas last night.
Mrs. Robert Sewell, Mrs, Ear
Miller and Mrs. Cleo Dillon are al
tending the stye show at Dallas &c
day.
Miss Fora Beachum, Mrs. ,
Bass Williams. Mrs. c. A. Pett
and Mrs. Talmage Newton are a
tending the style show at Daiia
today.
Hon. ". P. Hancock left las
| hight for Galveston where he wi
| take steamer for Havana. Cub;
/ Porto Rico, and the Panama Cana
/ He will return via New York. NJ
/ Hancock is making a purely pleas
ure trip and will be gone aboi
1 six weeks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06

r. G. Phillips received q message
Sunday night from his cousin. Dr.
J. Hunter Peak, announcing the
death OF Mrs. Peak. who dropped
dead on Sunday night at her home
In Louisville, Ky. pr and Mrs
Peak visited their relatives la Wax
ahaehie about four years ago. Or.
Peak is now prominent surgeon of
Louisville. He spent his early boy
hood in Waxahaehie. and lived in
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
GEORGE NiTI0Ck DIES
FOLLOWING OPERATION

George w Matlock, aged Is years.
died at 1854 o'clock Sunday night at
his home near Bardwell from the
effects of an operation for appendix
etis. He is survived by wife and
child, who with his two brothers, H.
NJ. and Jason Matlock, leave Ennis
ON the Fort Worth train this eve
ming for Mercury where the burial
will take place Tuesday. Ennis
News.