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FUTURITY STAKE
 IS WON BY PAPP
Track in Poor Condition. Winners Time Is Con-
 sidered Good

New York, September S.ABunnns true to the form he frequently dis played in races this season, George w. Lofts chestnut colt Papp, Peter Quince Phebe G.. won the Futurity stake at the Belmont Park race track course today. Carrying 127 pounds and nicely piloted by Jockey Allen, Papp, the public choice, was always promi-. nent in the leading division and comf ing away in the final fur1ong won handily by three lengths from Es coba. who finished second nose n front of Rosie o'Grady, the leader for three -fourths of the journey.
 The track was sloppy on top but firm underneath and the winners time of 1:12 was very good considering the condition of the course.
 Twelve 2-year-olds made up the field for the classic event. Thistle and Star Class were scratched, but J. w. Cor rigan added Royal Ensign, so that he was doubly represented in the event, as Rahu also ran for him but finisheo last. A. K MacComber also had palf in Tracksend and War Machine and James Buffers Top Coat and BantfY were also coupled, making the third entry in the classy field.
 Top Coat was fourth and his stable companion, Bantry finished fifth
 War Machine was sixth with Deb adou next and the others finished in the following order: Gold Tassel, Royal Ensign Tracksend, Chief LallY and Rahu.
 The total value of the stake was $20,625, of which the winners shafs was $15,450.
 that the government should take inmel diately the following measures:
 To nrohibit any attempt to influence pubic opinion by the issue or diffusion of certain publications
 To give Parliament the means to know the names of all persons participating II these publications, either financially of editorialy.
 To demand the publication m the ot- ficial Journal of the names and natlenat- ities of directors, officers and managers of every company formed to publish any periodical, daily or occasional
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whether he stopped before the book-shop window because the girls figure was in some sort l party of beauty CT because he saw that she was crying, he could not have made clear to anyone.
 Then something perhaps the scent of powder perhaps the yellow glove, or the oblique flutter of the eyelids-told him that that he made what he would have called "a blooming error,G unless he wished for company. which had not been in his thoughts. But her sob affected him, and he said:
 Whats the matter?'
 Again her eyelids luttered- sideways and she stammered:
 Nothing. The beautiful evening-thats s Why!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-09
INGENIOUS, RUSSIAN BATH

Where water supply and drainage fla cilities have been scanty, a very ingen- ious bathing arrangement has been in- troduced in the form of a so-called Rus sian bath' This simply consists of q well constructed tarpaulin hut into which steam is led and distributed by per- forated zinc pipe running along the floor A steam disinfector is used to supply the steam. A 15-lb. head raises the temperature in the bath chamber to 100 degrees Fahrenheit in five minutes. The bathers undress and enter the hut. The profuse sweating caused by the moist heat is sufficient to raise a good father on their bodies when soap is ap- piled. An adjoining chamber is then en- tered, roofed by grating. A bucket of water thrown on this grating causes a cold spray which removes all traces of the lather. The device has proved an ex- ceedingly efficient bathing arrangement
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For holding the wire' at the telephone. a new attachment locks the arm holding the receiver, so that the latter may be returned to it's place without making a disconnection.
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provided many cases in polnt Sand fil- ters have been improved to meet this emergency. and have proved extremely ef- fective in reducing impurities to safe margin Here. as in many other cases, the royal army medical corps staff on the spot have often had to rely on their own ingenuity to provide a satisfactory system Often it has been a case of making bricks without straw That a satisfactory system has nevertheless been evolved is a tribute to the originality and initiative of the men concerned.
 SEEN AT BEST IN FRANCE
 Perhaps the army bathing organization is seen at it's best in France. A static condition of warfare first developed hers on a scale unknown on any other British front. Accordingly bathing scheme had to be originated at a very early date. ard the subsequent campaign saw thts scheme developed to high state of eff ficiency. Near all res, ea.-,vs oeh.uI the lines divisional hatus hove been in stituted These consist of tubs or larger tanks supplied with hot water wlLh q cold spraying room attached. The baths are allotted to the various battalions m turn, so that every soldier manages 19 bathe himself at least once during lis weekly rest period. Some of these sta tions can deal with a company of men in an hour.
 One cannot hut admire the coolness "-'t which this scheme is sometimes carried out under the very nose of the enemy, An example of this was bathing estab- lishment in the Ypres salient within two miles of the firing line, and directly un der the observation of German lookouts on the Wytschaetee ridge. Men ac- tually came down from the firing line bathed themselves here, and then re- turned to their duties. On one occasion the tation was dealing with about half q company from the battalion holding reserve trenches nearby, when German shells started to fall in a field only a few score yards away The gunners were evidently searching for a battery which they supposed was located there. crowd of naked men coolly watched their vain efforts from the windows of the bathing station
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We use and ndorse the L. c. Smith Bros. type writer and Wales adding machine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-09

twenty-three The bjys Of the fom
lily, five in number, Saresentea their
parents with a ei1eef. and thew az.
pressed their intent bn Of buvine
something that win Aemorialize maj
happy day. There Mere eight chill
dren present, and 4even grandchil-
dren. A family g0oup picture was
taken in the after1ab bon. A fine old.
fashioned dinner n served al The
noon hour.
Those present WIRE Mr. and Mrs
T. A. howle of An liston, Ala. Mrs.
X. s. Nichols OF paaleville. Ala. Mrs
r. b. Mcconnell ana daughter OF Ty-
Ter. Mrs. A. W. cIstleman and son
OF Oklahoma City, sMr. and Mrs. N.
A. Howle and bost of Waxahachie.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Il. Howle and aaugh.
ter OF Dallas, ]. ~ Howie of Tyler,
Floyd s, Howell of Waxahaehie, Mr..
and Mrs. Emroy 9Iowle Of Dallas,
Hoyt Howle OF V5lus There were
twenty-one guests present.
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lAxAHAcHrF DAILY LIGHT, SATURDAY, JUNE ]. 1s,7

friday morning. for siots ~
where they will jisit Mrs Rrao,a,,.,'
parents. They viii later 90 10 chi,
easo where theyIwill both take up
special study.
Mr.. W M. Ligtett win remain j.,
Waxahachie, and win be on tba stast
OF the summer skhool OF Trinity
Mrs. Liggett, Accompanied Nv bar
ne MISS May | Ross, has gone to
newark, Ohio, fqf the summer.
Miss Augusta yBates will anend
'a'e month OF J4ly with her father
~ eshaltanooga, Tenn, and will then
so to Chicago, where she viii 40
some special studying for her work
next winter at Trinity.
Mrs. Helen ESton. dean of wo-
men at Trinity, will spend the sum
mer in chicagot where she intends
70 take some sItcial study course.
Mrs. II. w. Wolfe and little son
Lindsay left thf morning for Min
erai Wells for 4 six weeks vacation.
Mr.. Wolf will femain here as one
OF Inc instructors in the summer
school. |
Mrs, Woods Mill go TO Anderson
Indiana, whereI she will spend the
summer. Mr woods viii remain
here to teach ii the summer school.
j. B. Ford win leave Thursday
for Chicago, Where he win take a
special course science.
Mr.. and 1s. Livingston will
spend the summer in West Tonnes
see.
After the cbaing of Trinity Uni-
yersity Miss fraylor, Instructor in
art, continued her studio on Col
lege street, sgne of the students
wanting to taA some special lessons
for few we$Ss. After her studio
very optimistic and enthusiastic for
relatives, and will later take va
cation.
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THE cHAurAuouA! nRlNGs
HIGH CLASS rTRACTIoNS.

For season ticket purchasers, the
Chautauaua which Dimes to Waxa-
haehie on June 19i offers what
might we'll be termld bargain in
high class entertainment, famous
lectures and popula1 and classical
music. The admils Sion price to
each program will Abe practically
the price of Movie ticket to
those who take adaantage Of the
season ticket.
Seven days progfam are given,
enc program In tho afternoon and
one in the EVENING" Each morning
the children have fheir games and
supervised plays arp prepared for
the chidren's circu5 which is given
on the evening of the last day. APP
proximately one bundred people
are engaged in giving the programs.
there being eighteen different lee
turers. companies. and groups OF
entertainers.
! Brooks Fletehef gives YOU cpl
grams which bur5 into your memo
lrs. His picturesI are more vivid
than any eartoonft can draw viii
a crayon. His uperance is full q
flash and fire. With voice sym
pathetic and powerful, he speak
with the compelling mastery OF |
leader.
i Lou Heauchamn brings to Chau
tauaua a lecture feplete with new
Witty stories. Along With hi
kumor however jhe lessons give
in an unsuai bud nevertheless Ell
feetiye manner. | He is known a
1.-THE Humorous ! Philosopher" an
, has delivered hts lecture. "Tak
The Sunny Side, over 5000 times
William Rainey iRenuett is one {
: the most Impressive and strikin
! lecturers ON the platform. or plea
: ing personality and with vigorol
5 Vocabulary he htlds his hearel
from his first hinute and siv'
r them thoughts that mean hett'
4 citizens and greater cities.
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Edward Amheat OFT is ] true

Edward Amhe3t OFT Is true
orator. speaking nth authority on
questions OF imp rtance, including
lectures on SOD Grapes, z
Fortune For You THE spenders''
and THE Haunt I'd House" His
lecture is a model OF perfect die
ton and constr |letion. unfolding
the dignity OF t platform and
furnishing inspl ation. instruction
and encourageml bit to its hearers.
Each lecture is The result Of years
OF study and q fefui thought.
Today is the bst day to buy, sea-
son tickets at 2.00 each. After
June 10th the price Of season
tickets will be $2.5o.
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Wins Ray View Prize.

The Waxah{chie Bay View club
offers each yeaf a prize to the senior
in Trinity University making the
highest genera average, and Miss
Louise Hornbefk. daughter of Pres
ident and Mrs Is. L. Hornbeak, won
the trophy, it being ten dollar
gold piece. Mif Nell Lawler made a
high general Average, but was not
eligible to theft prize. because she
had not taken ahe full amount of
work.
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To
Have
Beautiful
Hair
Use
HERRICIDE

No woman can afFor to be inciffer-
ent to the appearance her hair. a
mass of nice snappy hai eecomingiy
dressed, win add moe n genuine
looks than a pretty ACE, q an ex-
pensive gown. Dout allow De scalp
to become eloggee/with dirt and dan
drutf. Don't ALLOW dandruff to destrcJ
YOUR hair. II Ybur hair is uneven,
dead. duh and tittle and coraes out
by the handful every time YOU drs~
a comb through ii, dandruH Is the
cause. To fid Your scalp az 50
dandrutf and check the loss of siS.a
should III yeqrn p l1rs, sn III,
this and II the same time put nc
hair and Jcalp in sanitary coa sto.s,
HERPIQDE appeals to sh a
greatest refinement on aessft9 In
exquisite odor, its parity So .San-
iinessJ 1t contains ss $50 end
does lot stain or dySs. is assas-
ing hore dependable s: sais la-
maJkable scalp prophylsstic- Tao
half responds reaea y A raSr,sr
ana intelligent use IS NlsN BROS
HtRpICIDE.
Try it and see. ssn1 la esa<s to-
day to THE ITERflCtDE Co,
Dept. s, Detros., ssseh. Ter 4 SIS asnls
bottle ard . booklet tel.s:gs 4. sDoat
the hair
for S2ts. cas@.T sssssc ii 8 &c AM 20
sixes. (saGs1e,S ~ Tbs s.ss Sc
Company.
Applications & t.ss ssisea 4
Shops and siaiT sressina pr-scs
For sale BY Ce.lip Drug co.
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Wedding Invitation.

The following ibyitation has been
received in Waxahfhie:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alb Walters
request the honoi of your presence
al the marriage Ri their daughter.
Fairybel, to Mr.. Joseph stull Clark
on Friday evening, June fifteenth.
nineteen hundredfand seventeen, at
seven O'Clock, Methodist church,
San Saba, Texas.f
Mrs. George hb Walters. the
brides mother. isl we'll remembered
by Waaahachie PEOPLE. She was for
merry Miss Willie Belle Clayton, and
has lived in southwest Texas for a
long while.
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evening from an extend
ed visit to Florida, visiting rela-
tlves at Tampa aid Barlow. Mrs.
Manuel has been taway since last
September.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. HoAell T. Livingston
went to Garland n thursday night to
spend a few week. and will leave
for Memphis and kther points IN
Tennessee. where he remainder of
het summer sill b spent.
~
Mrs. Sadler, sist PR OF Mrs. Fred
Noteworthy, left Thursday night
for y visit to frie4 IDS in Amarillo.
She will be joined Pin two weeks by
Mrs Fred Norsw8rthy, and they
= ill go to California, where they
win spend the sun inner,
81
Misses Grace Chl3stal and Pauline
Stiff have been in IWaxahaehie this
week in the interest," of the food con-
servation moyemenk They are sent
out by the state Industrial schools,
and work in conf 1nction with the
home demonstratiot agents.
Mrs. Edgar Malohey OF Commerce
has returned hom4 after visit to
Mrs. II. n. Naylot Mrs, Maioney
! l. n sister of Hon Walter Aeker and
was formerly Miss Miley Aeker, and
has frequently bsited i'll Waxa'
hachie.
Mrs. Tessa Editondsen and son
Joseph will eavekSunday for New
Orleans, where they will make
visit enroute to E3fanla, Ala, where
they will spend tn summer Rich
lard Edmondson accompanied th'
band To Washing ION and will JON
This mother in Alabama for the sum
mer vacation.
/
/ Mrs. G. p, Bur9ett and little son
lCharles Burnett r.. have gone 7
Tulsa, Okla, for fa visit and swer
accompanied by Edward Cannon
Mrs. Burnett's m4ther is yisitin
there and Mrs. Robert McFarlan
will take his family, Mrs. Gamme
and Mrs. Burnettfto summer re
Isort. Clarimore, @kia.. where the
will spend severY weeks for IN
benefit of the mil eral wells waite
{ Mrs. Dunbar, Ine has been mi
iron OF the grid hall at rrini'
4 university, has selered her come
+ ton With the university and So'
&c Canada to livelwith her mothe
Who is very feeble Mrs. Dnnb'
4 lis a most loyable character. Al
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Wedding Invitation

pha following inviNtion has pVeH
sent out;
.pr. and Airs. Lopis H. Gfaham
INVITE YOU to be PRESENT at the mar
~ waller clyde ltnnis on We'd
s -. evening, Jun! the twentieth,
nineteen hundred arE seventeen, a.
eight o'clock at Yer reS'asn0e'
yaxshaehie, Texas.
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Yb,rsaay ctub nntertained.

Mrs pohert Phi!rips entertained
the Thursday cRlb th}s Neeh a. -
home OF Mrs John corn" s't' 80
,,1imantipo NisI Bessie Graham and
Miss Ruby Foes who VIII o9 - -
mis- month. a. living room had
- h.slats Il daisies. The nut
a,a room was decorated in clusters
of red roses afd itFis. -.
s,ou,er baskets Iwero hung between
the folding dois. MIS- LIZ -.
u,a,, Mrs Talutge f. Newton, Miss
'naio T.o, phitips aud Miss Emily
Cornwell assistkd IN enter - - 80
y :, .a'hments consisted of an ice
aaarsa and eaI with mints featar-
ing patriotic flors, 's ia
yors were smfi poa4uoe9
lilies. ,s,,e
Miss GrahaH "oi" -
gray Georgettt embroidefeo - Mis-
beads and WORT a pink taiie an'' Will, With
Ruby Fogg wbFe q e'ns 'N
lace bodice atd Whi'e 'e''
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Al Frcsco Party,

Johnnie Lee Ray, little dapsnts'
Mr md Mrs. MI b, Wray, en-
.ertained aumaeF Pf her trlshss
FRIDAY aaernooiy{wHh an al hsfs3
park at Get4endioef Msu hanar
Park The oecas'oI was to honor or
Mrs, Blake. on MorIoe street The
.htldren were taket to the PAIN
sweet shop and gifen refreshments
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Shakespeare Club Conference.

Shakespeare Xt0D ttEiCItitS-
Committee chairmen and teachers
of the Shakespeare club had de-
lightful meetingS Thursday after
noon, when they Sere called together
far conference 10y Mrs II. n PEI
ters. the president to meet in her
hospitable home in Trinity addition.
Mrs. Peters, the alew president, ~
very optimistic anp enthusiastic Tor
the work of the Hub for the next
year. The prineippl concern of the
afternoon meeting was the year
boob mans. Mrs. Mimi is chairman
of the committee. Iwo of the teach
e.s, ,eere unable 10 attend, Mrs,
Simpson being in New York and MIS-
Herring being absept on account oi
a;a1,nase After the business meet
;no tho ladies' weref invited into the
dining room and serYed with pressed
chicken, olives, SANG wicheS' ana an
ice course. The dhing room was
beautifully decora9d in daisies.
sweet peas and rosts filled baskets
for the reception roam. The Snake
sneara club now has forty-one mem
bers and enters ulJon promising
vear.s work and audy Teachers
and committee chAirmen present
we're Mesdames W i Harding. H. +
livingston. sid Farrr, NJ. D. Ruth
erford. Tessa Edmoatson' II. r. Pot
Ter NJ. X. Ward arHl II. W. wore
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Vacation j trinity f"en'N'

nrmher LOT Trinity lsou''.
will spend the ,surimes ~ ,.hit.
and a4ast in speela' l'" otbsrs will
some will taki rest anu go - tbe
remaia at hope ana 'ssNA
'"n mr ronn llert Graham, director
OF the school f mo'''' .a ho win
day for uuron ONO ~, ~ ~ home
spend the sun n'ef VIZ on aecoal.
folks. Mrs Gf 'ham anu ~, MARION
penied by her alo'nsi - - Ala
OF Mobile. AlSl nan So "a w,1, later
49, ,o,1 NJ Grahakl in fhio,
io' ~, and Mrsll Joha &. Bradley 1ei'
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: NJ. /. Confinement.

rta following invitations have
80. sant ont by Seniors OF s. NJ.
T.: ] ,..s
.srhe faculty and CHE senior eiasS
Of the Southern Methodist onlvef ISL,
~ invite You to beg present at the
commencement eHerfises ! ueSu"' ;
1nne twelfth. ninsteen hundred
seventeen. Dallas Texas
Miss Gaynolle Haskins, daughter
o. AIR. e, p. Howlans, and MS"
christine Hawkins, I daughter Oh
r9age and Mrs Lee Hawkins are
members of the class and through
aeir courtesy this gnvi'atlon mas
been received.
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Texas Travellers start out for An
Extended Tour.

A party of twenS -feur Texans LETT
Dallas last night Il a special car al
tached TO the KatH Limited as the
first of the summed Universal Tours.
The tourists were In charge of Ben
r. Keith OF Temple. manager Of the
tours. Il. G. Bufid, travelling pas
senger agent Of tie Katy railroad,
accompanied the p4rty.
The tour this yfar includes visits
10 Washington, chicago. Philadel
phia, Detroit, NewI York. Albany.
Montreal Quebec, IToronto and Nj
agara Falls, and swill last twenty
two DAVIS. stops viii be made in all
Of the cities mentidned and the party
will be taken Ter Sightseeing trips,
boat rides, explorations and to thea
ters. I
Those who ares members OF the
tour are D. W. Florence, e. D. Flor
ence, John Floren$, David flafehee'
St Louis; Kathleen Root, Killeeni
Lillian Reese, Waso; Alpha Mcln-
tosh Bertha McInsosh, Brownwood;
Myrtle Crouch. An ie Gibbs, oailas'
Miss l.. E. Whipeie, Moaeh" -"
kins, Waxahachiel Roslna poopslis,
San Marcos; Thfa HERON INA
HERON. Farmersville; Annie ela-
baugb Waco GeEtrude Cfeekmore'
Fort worth; Mrs.lE. Y. Brown, Gle
burne. Mrs. c. 5. Williams, Fort
worth Mrs. p ". MaIoney Com
merce; Mrs ]. A, ahonas' Miss E'4s'
Thomas, Cleburte; Ben +. No''"'
Mrs. Ben f, Kein, Bolton.
Tho second summer Universal
Tour viii depart From paii4s Oh . ~
17.-Dallas Eveting journal
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has rendered valuable service to
the university. Waxahachie people
will also regret to see Mrs. Dunbar
leave the city permanently.
-
DR.. and Mrs s. H. Watson enter
tanned at evening dinr6r Thursday,
honoring Miss Augustaa Bates and
Miss Frances Dsnsmor9 Davis of
Chickasha. Okla, Mis4 Mary Eala-
well ana Richard CaldHcll were also
guests.
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Tuesday, June II 10 a. m,
Awarding of degees. Address,
Hon. Cone Johnsonf
81
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
Mrs. Herbert GoIgn and children
have gone to coleib ban, where they
will visit relatives pr several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam carothers and
Misses MargueriteI and Catherine
Cole have gone to Mineral Wells for
a few weeks.
Mrs N. w. Nell ughlin and little
daughters of San Antonio are the
guests OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Fears. on oldham avenue.
Misses Nancy and Roberta Castle
man. who have bten the guests of
Mrs. J. r. Ford. Vent to their home
at McGregor today
Miss Alice KEYS is in Dallas to at
tend commencement OF southern
ne'noN'7' - ~ .o,,;ar .,ass
Keys is member of the senior CLASS
Miss Ruth has been elected to teach
in TIE Waxahaehte schools.
4
10
atou r,,asd.A, af,ernoon honor
l.
uonla aud
" 49, ,s,.i. ~ mother Mrs
sons are slsi'n n 49,, III, -
- 81. two ubaRs
49,
ura..o, ~,
st WIN 80 tanvon civ win 90
7'i :" - ,nha.a thav wil
..,,.n, - ,ha summer schoo
'e So, ,,an.;tv
- 'A'
p,ao,,h,,rn an,
'2 -, ,ta ~ y nanison ar,
1'9' - - NJ charles 1 pen,
M 80
| - b. nos ret,,rna.
naa;.on l,bara sbe has beei
ls'n 49, r,oIher Mrs pat Ken
''',@'
'e"''
n uona;ng ID i
N's oaa ,;s;t as n
o"U9 ~ IT, rrost
e"0e' - .''
u,atsan ;s onto,
-. n,i,h toa This afternoo
upno1 ,,34 'i'9
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h~il, Reuuiok ut Venus

|'oo'iS Re0niok nj Venus
Iand Mrs. NJ II, Howle Of
nad All OF I'D ir children and
'ldten gsti bred at heir
f. week forka delishtfnl re-
II Was theliirst time since
skins Of NOD e ties that they
been togel her The oldest
l ai.d FAe Youngest Is
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= zee cream. Mrs. \ 3. Ray and
Mrs. Jack Twohig Accompanied the
children and supervisor the games.
Those present were Ftanees Louise
snd Dorothy Grace Btady. Marga-
ret Howerth, JoeepfIine Lomax.
Carey Estes, Esther Bird, Dorothy
Nasel, Louise Smith, Fannie May
cole, Elizabeth Dobsdn, Marjorie
Moores, Margaret witherspon,
Margaret Naughton, dnd u. II.
fuekner Jr., Walter Msore, Thomas
Hall, John Biard, Hilbert Peters
Jf., Josephine NaugfAon, James
Hardin.
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S. MI. u. Cnmmencen{em prngrar

$. NJ U. Commencer4ent Program.
The following proglam for $. NJ.
e. commencement exercises has
been sent out.
Friday, June S, sinner Declama-
ton contest.
Saturday, June ., E1:s3o p. M.
Senior luncheon; 5 b. m, Faculty
Reception to seniorsf
Sunday, June 10, II o'clock, Bac-
calaureate sermon. Bishop Neon
Eell of Denver
I p. m. Sunday, Nesper service,
leader DR. Hoyt NJ. pobbs.
Monday, June II, = a. M, Senior
Sophmore breakfastt 1870 p. M.
alumni luncheon: sip. M, Shakes
peere play, Twelfth Night.
Tuesday, June II 10 a. M,
Awarding of desyees. Address,
Hon. Cone Johnson{
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-09

Miss Marie Holland of San An
tonic visited hen brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Holland. dur
ing Trinity commencement.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-09

Mrs Dunbar, he has been MA
iron of the girij hall at TRINITY
university, has selered her connec-
ton With the university and goes
&c Canada to live with her mother,
who is very feeble. Mrs. Dunbar
is most loyable character. aud