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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03
DIVE DRAFT
BEGINS IN EARNEST


Floyd d. Bruton. snyder fb'
t1I IF. charlie stathorn Cuthbert 49,
400. I'mmItt s. Ward. Lorraine 45'
Joseph zIegler. Snyder. -
lea r. webb, Snyder ~
Roy II. Brown. Snyder Y ~
<1|--.W. W. Davis, Dermott =. 4el
I1@ DITTO McElyea, snyder -. ~
111|-.J. r. Lindlcy, Hermleigh W
{|I--.I. d. Shirley. Snyder :. 46'
|I-E. D. Atkerson, snyder 4e'
(I1- Geo. b. Rich. Snyder 80. tsl
<s1---s. y. BoliInger, Lorraine is'
= IN .MelvIa Neal, Snyder 80. .ts'
176.- Mark A. Johnston, snyder ~
/IE- -Jno. G. Moore. Polar IA. 4eI
<o1--H. L. Hamer. Snyder :. ~
ASST. g. A. Rankin, Dermott al
1>>I-H. N. o'Neal. Q. spgS =. al
I1/-J. NJ. Griffith. snyder =. al
/11- willie d. Hart. Snyder =. -
11(i,R. b. Etheridge. Herm ~
n VA Quinn Mcclellan, snyder ~
17|&- Eho =. Renken. Snyder g. ~
511-W. u. watkins. Snyder al
g. IT. A. Berry. Snyder 80. i7'
zs1--- Lee Everett Smith, snyder 49,
11I-- r. M. Mathews. snydsy ~
,<t--A. A. Chandler. snyderl ISL
<1< Lee storie. Dermott E. 49,
S5t. W. II. McQuald. Hermleigh 49,
<s5 II. p. ,Alnsworth. Fluvanna isI
<sI-F. N. Hefner. Snyder. 49,
1<6 Branden WATSON. Snyder 4s'
NV. I. Wilson. Dermott e.. 4s'
G2D. Elmer Blbbee, Snyder U|
o7--vernie Merritt. Snyder -. ~
81 Floyd NJ. Carter. Snyder 40,
glo-Frank Mallett. Dunn go. 4s'
+ t1s-w. F. Williams Fluvanna an
o-sno. =, .O",' a go" - s s
sss Arthur Townsend, suydtf ~
$50 L. rau,h' onyue' 90 20 20
b" ~ A. snel''nss' r'u'a""A ~
o''--Iack H. far'en' sn'ue''' 10
-Lennaru oo''on' D""" Nv,
w. u hoil'nss"or'n' -
tt'r~piAie sm''h' 'ny"e' ~ w
~. NJ husneS, "e''n'e,s" oo
'-hir"nl '. n"Ne,' on'uo' ~
]l'.-AiV'n y iienIy' ier",e'sn ~
Jesse D. pii''usS'e'' pu"" ~
7''+-Aflhur >. Vo'lon' " 'pe' w
f-od's-iay'"ri 9n'uei ''' ~
NV Audrey L. "aue' a"yue' ~
~ otls ienip'e, ava" W
~ - D. lerloSo1' riu'""n"' oi
WIZ Arlie H. "o'iey, Du""
'''.-o'ha r. curry ne',o'''s" %
-l.it chapman onyu'' 80 "
w H. WrishI fiu'ahha ~
'''t+-h ~ NJ uarre''' he''"'e's" %
~ tiienry u walton Snyuol ~
svs--.Frank Wilson, hernie,NW
fea---c. +. halrslon' herm'eisn %
ESQ., H. r"''e'Soh' o"yue, o-
SWIM. D Lane IRA E
sgl--harl D. "'''oh' snyuer - =.
vt--h' Il. n'li'""' on'ue' "
lfe~-W' W. nun snyuer -
h-'ames H. Nunn' snyuer 80 %
LOW. W. Eohois' snyuer q" %
sgz--JameS H. Price " spes %
: fsz--Dudiey narroh' herm'e's" %
zbl--Ed' AVIS Price sn'uer
lsO-ciyde H. Jones, snyuer - 20
oss-ueorse W. ihorpe, IN ~
eso--Wii'iam y. Lynch men" 90
toS--lsoy ,. sellers Dunn .. 90
ssl-Dan D. hah' Horm'e's'7aa
Sis-c' ~ uuinn' Z. spss 49, 70
'fo--homer " nouse' 'nyue' 90
eeo--h. r ROSCOE, punh' ieNiS %
SSS-Aloert H. MINER IRA - %
.sSO-Wi''le l., Murphy herm %
slf-h' M. POWELL Fyroh'' y
I'll H. oolc'azer iierm' o.
sD-hoot' Lee coKer, snyder oa
Sf5-J' o. hea' hermlelgh -
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03

NAN~-atIa4 Rah'"f sSf''fff ~"
75e-E. W. Preston. Snyder $50
} 42s-J. n. Brown, Dermott $50
{ s2i--Adolph Kremenek. Herm. 6s7
s s5o.--John W. Sheppard. Fluv. ~
rt52s---C. II. sneed. Fluyanna. $50
70. Trlgg. HermleIgh 500
N sO2-John L. Bowen, Pyron .-ysar
D lssi-T. W. Pollard. @. Springs 500
y OOH. u. Wyatt, Dunn, SO. 5ss
10l--John 8. Eoff. Snyder 80. 5st
} 5io--James u. Evans. Ira... sos
7s-E. Ross orenshaw. Snyder -
5 57s-W. J. Lewis, Ira 49,. se7-
7io--Jessee W. Dixon. Ira d - -
ss--Jack Campbell. snyder ~
N ii2-Chas. @. Hairless. Snyder 500
!, sis-Burton Nolan. Hermlelsnf set'
5bs--Frank s. Chlldress, Ira so2
sse--walter II. Ammons, Pyron 500
} 7ss--Jno. o. Casey. Hermleigh -
} | 7ss-R. A ColclaEer. Hermlelgh sos
n ssi--M. G. Burdltt. Ira go. 6os
1l11s--B. A. Frazier. Snyder .. ~
\ 6sO--Jessie 70. Hanson, Dunn. COS
s01-A. T. Barker. Pyron .. 900
; s0s-w. Il. Dorset. Hermleigh SO
, 1s5--Claud Gillum. Snyder -
64s-Richard Mcfarland, Dunn 61a
N s43-H. @. Marshall, Dunn E. 6iS
, 2si-John d. Board. Snyder q. Ga
3 Sat. L Hargroves. Hermleigh ~
( 654-Dave wlshert. ira Sc. GIG
5 I5i-Henry y. Smith. Dermott GIT
1s-w. W. Nelson. Jr. Snyder siS
2o-T. d. Armstrong. Snyder 6iS
; s3b-E. Il. Plnkerton, Herm 62O
\ 467-w. c. Farguson, Lorraine 49,
u S1s-c. W. sturdlvant. Snyder -
/ 1sl-Homer II. Grubbs. Snyder e2S
s7-James V. Casey. Snyder ga
d 915-Lusiano Rodrlques. Pyron 025
s15-L. @. Smith. Snyder e26
! l7e-Jno s. Martin, HermleIgh 627
VI 313-P. l.. Small. Snyder ... Gas
I 27O-Chas u. Roberts. Snyder Gao
8 54s-H. Earle Hicks, Ira ~ $50
. 397-Orval NJ. West. Snyder eaF
0 3s9-E. u. Thompson. Snyder 6S2
. 3is-John II. Woody, snyder 633
2 31s-Edgor +. Smith, snyder ga
3 Eplfonio Olivas, Fluvanna 6S5
4 i9lo. Chas. l.. Deere, Fluvanna -
D 72DACllnt Allen Head. Snyder ees
B i90nChas. X Lee, Snyder Gas
Z 279-E. Il. sephens. Snyder $50
3 SAX. II. Rector. Hermlelgh $40
q l71G- William d. Fenton. Snyder Cal
0 ss7-w. NJ. Nichols, c. spgs ! sss
1 81 william II, Burns, Snyder 0Ea
3 91O-R. Major Kinney. Pyron GA
Q 413- Casslus d. Moore, Snyder CAS-
4 903-R. w. Calhoun, Hermlelgh SAG
8 607-O. X. skillingburg, Snyder 6i7
6 210-V Virgil II. Miller, Snyder 6lS
7 ISL william W Weems. Snyder $40
81 b9i-James y. sorrells' Ira 500
. 494--Jease l.. Deltz, Fluyanr9 65i
0 95-Otls Daugherty, Snyder ess
4 49s-G. II. Fayor' Flufanna ebS
2 545-James 7. ikard' Ira '''' 664
3 92-Elfha hcDayis' bnyder 800
AZ sSi-Jno. y. Mason hermleigh sos
s 3O6-Oriin Ray STARK snyder obf
6 Slice T. stlnson' snyder Nvss
7 696Lsam Rector Snyder ..'. 6o9
s bO-Joseph H. Bruton' snyder $50
. 244-Edward q. Pope snyder b6l
0 ibS-saml W. Hamlet snyder2ess
: 2Sl-W. N. Mcmillan Snyder 66S
2 34-Will Brown, Snyder 80. 66f
3 76l-John A, Shelley. Snyder 665
4 ISL. o. corley Hermlelegh 666
! 6SO-Luther II. Bynum' snydefTe4I
6 si-John d. curnutte, Snyder SOS
I ass. Calvin Stewart, Snyder 900
s S2e-Joe T.. Lewis, HermlelgltXeae'
? 296-W. II. Huddleston, Snyder 81
0 4s9-N. NJ. Calvin. Fluvanna. 672
! sso--Tom Wolfe, Snyder .... 67S
2 395--F I. Townsend, Snyder GA
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03

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7is--Robert y. LOWS. Ira go. 7i7
Harvey P EberlIng. snyder us
i7s--Rob't u. Johnston, Snyder ITO
377-wm. W. white, Snyder E. 72o
SID A. johnson. Snyder e.. 72i
s47--David A. white. snyder 722|
70-Thos. D. Cosby. Snyder =. 10
is-Bllss A. Rodman. snyderi72i
5s5-T. J. Sterling. Ira ....s. 72b
7se-Alex. W. Gift. IIermieigh .726
sis-Albert J. Span. Hefmlelsh -
Isi-wm. u. Garrett, snyder -
-so7--Jess Brown, Hermleish :. 72s
374-oscar L. Ward, snydss---72o
i7s--Andrew Jackson. Snyder w
1s4-Thos. II. Keeton. snyder -
sis--John W. Jackson, Herm. 7Ss
1ss-0lin r. Hardy, snyder e. 7St
47t--Edward Mahoney. Lorraine 7sb
sO-Tom Bishop. Snyder .... 7se
bis-wm. l.. Reaves, Fluvanna 1877
1911. Dee Robson, snyder'' 100
2Os-.Homer X Mauidln. Snyder 7S9
2es--M.F. Ciinkenbeard, Snyder $40
Hi--Aitonso orts, Asus "
ientes. Old Mexico ..... 741
Bo-Iesae A. biiiS' Li'ueheiu -
fof-Wih L. Feniey, snyuer 80
is7-Henry u eruops' shyoer rs
sss--h. u. winston snyder
oIb-Travls Harrison outhoer' -
277-Eimer James ray snyder ~
41l-Thos' A. Martin' snyder 10
SO-Paul Cowiins' snyder - Ns
zes-John d. Ross snyuer - .oV
l2s-Wm. A. forkner' snyder 'ol
24s-John u. Patrlck' snyuer ZOE
2O4-honroe Mlze' snyder '''' 100
SS7-Robt. u. Woody snyder tof
s2l-benj. II. Thorpe ira } ~ ~
139-Walter B. Gillum' snyder 100
b1--Pierce NJ bowden' Shyder y"
lbs--AlSertW'hudgins' snyder toS
fl9-Hubert Robison' snyder 'oS
l9T--ueorge T. Larue' shyuer ioV
SSS-E. Conway Taylor snyder tol
lS5--c' W. Howard snyder - toE
767-sam c. Williams snyder 'eS
SSf-Elmerz'Iruepiood' snyuer iof
SS6-Finis A. Werner snydert4oo
2b2--Thos' II. Pryor snyder &c wv
TS--Jas' V. Curnutte' shyuer ~
IOS-c' H. Whltehleld' snyder -
eA4-Jasper Dee MOON Dunn 10Y
6SS--hpby Giles bynum' snyuer 10
flz-J' u. H. MORTON snyuer 90
SOl-Joe IT, shuler' snyuer7<-'a4
1SS-Tandy 5. Adams snyder 10
bS1-Roy w. REYNOLDS IRA ,,'' ~
S2S-sam Mayhem hermieish no
f9O-J' w. Ciawsoh' fluaVnna 10
SiO-Louls q refer Shyder - 80
fot-Olaude D. JOY huu' 80 80
fSs-hehry ~ "''So"' o"'uo' ~
SUE W. naS''hser' sn'u'T-.ss
fl'-hieper D. heau' snyuor 80 20
blb-M' NJ Nlsoitt FluVanna 'o-
2b5--Ross ). rate snyder r. wv
otS-John H. rams IRA '''''' 1o'
bSS-henry H. Evans IRA 800 100
2S--Evah u Apoo''' Snyuer, 100
III NJ ii"rr'ns'on' a"y10'I 10 soo
zS4--Eds"r r. Neal '"'ue' 20
oS--'no' W. n'o""'"s' '"yu'' 80.
'o-ueo' a, nan'so'' o"y"'' -
'If--'o''" y, om'"'' ','u'' 10
aSo-i-cln'' ~ hogan Der"'O'' 100 -oa
szo--1ohn 'oWeiS' s"'ue' 90 20
z]o--Cohn'e McMu''"n, '"Sue' -
Ola hlcnaruso"' riu'"""" w
oo--N"' " Vl'"e' 'nyue' .So
Syo---Mn' Nop rerry' - 'psS' ~
,S--We'uon H. Voa'S' '"'ue' wv
olo--N' A. p'''lnssiey' punn ~tss
loz-deorge hairless snyder SUI
esO-John A. staVely' fluVahha SUI
zS-h' D. Atkinson snyder oos
esS-Lewls r. MUS snyder 90 SoS
it1-frank D. NuSS' hermlelsh So4
fS4--Lee hoy A'nSWorh' FluV $40
l22-H. u. Patterson. Snyder sos
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03

Guy Paxton and family h&eSe
turned from visiting IN Notlahcma.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03

For the best drinks. lee cream ~
service. go to The Owl. Cenfecpop
cry. n IWWV
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03
NOTICE TO All MAsONs.

There win be a meeting Of scurry
Lodge A. f.. & A. NJ next Saturday
night. August an and all members
are urged to attend. There will be
work In the Fellowcratt and Masters
Degree. Refreshments viii be serv-
ed
Joe Strayhorn. W. NJ.
Ward Gross, Secretary.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. WV Nyhs'd and
Mr. T. J. Thompson kre away for
an auto trip to Pecos and otter
points in Southwest Tezt.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03

*""''--"" 1870" -"
Preaching by the Pastor al ii;oo
A. m.and $3.50 p. M.
The Young Peoples League Will
meet at 1880 .. m.
sunday School at s;l5 a. m.
We have our new song books. let
the Sunday school choir DO M hand
" '''' kAkAs.. Pastor;
MI
Mrs. Emmd johnson. after a SUM.
mer visit here with her daughter,
Mrs. u. r. Repktn left Tuosday for
her home a, BoonA Iowa.
@N1NX
Mrs. J. P. chambit ss ana bofothy
returned Tuesday from an extended
visit with reladSes edurlends in
Cleburne and Daiiah. "a
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-03

Allen Leach OF Plalnview visited
his sister. Mrs j. W Clawson from
Saturday until Monday Of this week.
Allen once lived here and has many
friends who will be glad to know he
has good position with the express
company at that place.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
CALLS AMBULANCE
To GET HUSBAND
WOMAN EXPLAINED THAT HE
HAD BEEN SHOT BUT DID Nor
SAY HON IT WAS DONE.
Later She Was Arrested On An Al
legged Charge of Murder
Makes Statement to County
Attorney.

FORT WORTH, Texas. March 10.
Mrs. Lille May Shaw telephened
to the SpeHman undertaking estab-
lishment at 1880 MS morning TO
send an ambulance after her nus
band and take him 70 r hospital, as
he had been shot. that she did not
know how he was shot, but it was
probable lie shot himself accident
ally.
He was removed to the e~ity-coanty
hospital with wounds made by five
pistol bullets in his body. He died
on the operating table a few minutes
later.
An hour after the shooting, po-
licemen took Mrs. Shaw to the court
house. where she a i~ntorrogated
by Assistant County Attorney Gallo
way. Later a complaint, charging
her with the murder OF her husband
was filed against her in Justice
Moore's court.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
Rogers Hotel Arrisa lis

w. Edmond. Joplin. Mo-; Nm. E
AIdrfch. Chicago; A. p. Angie. Cor
s~ieana: ]. W. Belts. Corsica a; C.
f. Gottfried, st. Louis: G. A. fasumt
Gorsicana; Roy Brown. Ferr 3; "
] Rivers, Chicago; NJ. B. Roy City;
Fl. Monroe. Detroit, Mich; e. i. Du-
Bose, City; 4. KimDell, Cojleae sta
tion; ". w. Watson and wife Kan
as City w. B. Ferguson, c y, Y.
Fl. Scott, Dallas; Fl. NJ. Hill, Waco;
+. G. Harwood. Dallas; n. W.
FIaisig. California: J. II, Blocker,
Dallas; J.. NJ. Foy, California; Ada
3. Nelson. New York; Lillian Roger,
City; G. W. Gould, Dallas; J. Z. Car
roll. Dallas; w. H. Wellington. Dali
las; j. q. Bowen. sherman; J., B.
Glenn, Fort Worth; C. W. Hays,
Chicago; r. A. Leffingwell, Hous-
ton; w. w. Ecien. New York.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
FOAn|HG WATER DELAYED
FLUx|RG WORK FEW DAYS
Top Goat Of Asphalt Is Being III
piled to streets This Week.
Rushing Work.

The street paving force Is hnsy
this week putting Down the top coat
Of asphalt on both Ferris venue and
Royal street. People who have been
waiting for this finishing process to
start In order that the character Of
the work ma be looked into are
highly pleased In so far as they are
able to Judge. The work seems to be
Of 4 very high class and Is as smooth
and nice as ian be.
Mr.. Bell said some little delay was
~oceasioned at the fluxing plant be-
cause the water in the boiler foamed
so that they could not keep up
steam, but this trouble has been
eliminated BY process OF nature and
the work will 60 forward in earnest
now. MT. Bell believes that with
any kind of fair weather 1t viii be
possible to complete the two streets
within twenty days. The force has
a capacity ef from loo to a.aee
yards q day and there are only a.
600 yards to lay.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
GET-TQG[THER IN
BANQUET PLANNED
COMMITTEE ARRaNGEs FOR BIT
BANQUET Ar HoTIL
ROGERS on MONDAY.
Speakers Prominent in Glaarii#r y
Commerce Work VIII lie Here
and Make Addresses
to Town Builders.

Plans have been completed foF
the big get-together banquet pS
the Chamber OF Commerce on next
Monday night at Hotel Rogers.
The banquet viii begin at s:ao
o'clock and Will be free 10 members
OF the Chamber of Commerce and
all those interested in the growth
and development OF the town. Il
ii expected that zoo plates VIII be
laid and an excellent luncheon sery-
ed.
A business session of The Cham
Der Of Commerce will be held fol-
lowing the banquet when q cam
paign for membership will be
launched and special effort made to
raise the needed $4,000 with which
to carry on the work for the new
year.
J.. r. Babeock, assistant TO the
president OF the Dallas Chamber OF
Commerce, viii be present and ad-
dress the town builders. The meeting
promises to be the biggest and bes,
town builders meeting ever held
Tn W~axahachie. Without eontribut
ing members the Chamber of Com.
meree cannot exist and the purpose
OF this meeting is to get aroused
enthusiasm which will bring man,
new members into the association
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
PEMTEAT|AnY TEAM
WANTS BALL And Bats
LETTER TO MANAGER JENNINGS
or TIGERS GETS HALF D1z-
I'm BALLS AND BATS.

Manager Jennings Of the Detroit
baseball club raceiyed e very nnus-
nal request IN SO far IL the public
ID concerned, but n which comes
to many OF the baseball managers.
He received d letter today from S.
Fl, Vaughn. manager of the Eastman
State Farm baseball club, asking
that the boys on the state prison
farm be remembered with q few dis
earded baseballs and . bat or twi
50 they may enjoy r little OF the
great national game. even though
they are held In confinement.
The letter also concludes with
the hope that the Tigers will come
first In the championship series and
then win out In the world series.
The appeal touched a tender spot
IN Manager jennings heart and he
has ordered his aid-de-ean1p to send
the prison boys a half dozen base
balls and a couple Of bats Jen-
nings also received a similar re-
quest from the Pennsylvania East
arn p~enitentiary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
PREACHER WHO BURNED
FLAG FOUND GUILTY

NEW YORK, March 15.-"Your
verdict shows the people OF the
world that the American flag must
be respected"
With thea words Judge Meln-
tyre thanked the jury which early
today found a verdict Of guilty
against Bouck White. pastor OF the
Church OF Social Revolution. and
two Of his followers, charged with
having burned the American flag
with the eolors Of other nations in
a melting pct" ceremony in the
back yard of the church last June.
1T IS a warning to the aliens OF
this country that American institu-
tons must be accorded proper re-
speet,e continued the judge, "espe-
eially in these momentoae days In
the nations history"
Six men aud two women who
were jointly indicted for partieipa-
ting in the melting pot" ceremony
wefe acquitted.
White and his followers viii be
sentenced This afternoon. The max
imnm penalty is thirty days inn
prisonment or $3.50 fine. or both.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
Many Here From a distance.

The following out-of-town people
yer here yesterday TO attend the
funeral of the late Louis Cert: Sir.
and Mrs. /. Cert. Mr.. ana Mrs. Leon
Cert, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jolesch. Mr.,
and Mrs. E. Raphael, Louis Cert,
Moses Cert and Mr.. and Mrs. I. Jo-
lesch. all of Ennis; Mrs. Il. Rey-
sehoef, Texarkana; Mr.. I. Rayshael.
Ferris. Mrs. w. p. Levy. Mr, and
Mrs. b Goldberg and Harry Cert.
all OF waco; Mr.. and Mrs, NJ.
Schneider and Mr.. and Mrs, Joe
Cohn, Waxahachie; Mr.. A. Levine.
Dallas and MIR. Waliie Levy, of Rog-
ers, Texas.-Corsicana Sun.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
Co0taas Prayer Meetings.

Friday d room, 2:s0 to s:o(
o'clock.
District No. Mrs. If. P. Mizell
West Main.
District No. Mrs. r. S. Wat.
kina, l02 Sycamore.
District No. s-Mrs. r. c. Forrest
Marvin street.
District No. Airs. Joe Gargln.
ROYAL street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

According to Hughie Jennings
the Dayenny Festival Quintet is an
unusually strong musical o~rganiza-
ton. He had the pleasure Of hear
ing the quintet IN Houston while en-
route TO Waxahaohie and recon
nenda them very highly. The
Quintet is the last of the Waxa-
haefsse iyeeum course and will appear
at the Sims library tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
GoMPEHs FANORS COMPUL-
sorry TRAINING AND SERVICE

WASHINGTON. March 15.-sam-
uel Gompers, president Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor. declared
today that he fayors compulsory mil
itary training and service, either
military or industfial-proyided vol
untary service is proved to be a
failure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
TWO APPOINTMENTS ARE
CONFIRMED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON, March i5.H ar-
~ Baker. formerly attached 10 the
American embassy at Petrograd.
Vas today confirmed as director OF
the United States mint.
Raymond Stevens OF New aamp.
SURE was confirmed as Il member
ef the shipping board.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
ONE MAN WAS billed
IN MILL EXPLOSION

WILMINGTON. Del. March Is
One man was Killed when "a corner
ing and granting mill in the Hagley
yard OF the Dupont powder plant on
the Brandywine river, near here, ex-
ploded today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
Removal Notice.

| have moved my produce store
from North Rogers street TO Easi
Jefferson street told Cash Marke'
stand). where | will be permanent
I, located. Ny friends and custo.
mers are invited to call, guarantees.
ing the highest prices for al theii
produce.
j. e. ROY PRODUCE CO.
adv 307.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

Hodge Marion, who on yesterday
had q death sentence committed to
life imprisonment. was turned out OF
the death cell at the county jail and
is back with the other prisoners.
Marion is thankful that the govern
or has seen fit TO spare his life.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

Deputy Sheriff Walter Hargus re-
turned last night with Luther Simp-
son from Corsieana where he was
picked up on a charge of s@indling
over $50. The man was locked in
jail TO await developments. He was
indicted some time ago by the grand
jury.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

Mrs. o. n. Aerev returned today
from Mart where she was called
on account al the serious illness
end death 81 her brother, W. T.
Porter. who was buried there on
Monday following his death from
pneumonia.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

If you haze secondhand articles
that you wish to e'spose Of let the
people know Is By placing a small
a. il the DAILY Lig' van cosumn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

We grow flowers for Waxahaehie
and Ellis county. Come by and
make your selection. Bird Forrest.
adv tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

There will be a meeting Of the
Boy Scouts at the scout hall tonighi
at seven o'clock instead Of tomor.
row night. the regular meeting
night.
G. A. CHAsTEEN.
Scout Master.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

Always glad 70 have you come b.
and see The flowers. Bird Forrest.
tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15

Mrs. w. A. 0wnby mas been quite
sick at her home on Kaufman street
the past W or three days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
-

Joe Cohn visited the stock sh'
1T Fort Worth yesterday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05
Fifty Dollar Reward offered for
Draft Evaders and Deserters

A reward of $4,000 is payable for
the delivery at the nearest army camp
or post of a deserter. This reward
is in full satisfaction of all expenses
incurred in said delivery.
A person who fails to report to his
local board for military service at the
time specified in his order to report
is deserter. A person who fails to
report for military service to the
adjutant general of the state by the
date specified in the order of the ad-
jutant general to said person, is a
deserter.
1t is highly desirable from every
standpoint that an effort now be made
to round up all persons who are de-
linquent in reporting for military SER
vices. It is thought that if the fact
of reward is given the widest publ
cation we shall have great force of
police officers and even of individuals
interested in bringing such delin-
quents under military control. If,
after such persons are brought to mill
tary authority, it appears to the mill
tary authority that their delinquency
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-10-05

is not wilful they will be forwarded
to mobilization camp and their To-
cal board will be given credit on their
quota. If it appears that their delin-
quency was wilful, they will be pre-
sented before court martial as desert
ers. In either case the reward is pay
able.
MEN DRAFTED BY MISTAKE
MAY HAVE FRESH HEARINGS
Recourse for men drafted into the
army by mistake of their own or of
the selection boards is provided for by
an order just issued by Provost Mar
shall General Crowder. This order re-
ceived the first of the week by the
local board, says that the cases of
men drafted but deserving exemption
may be reopened. If the man in
question has not yet been turned over
to the federal authorities the local
board may institute new proceedings;
if he has been formerly indicted to
military service representations must
be made to the military authorities,
who may instruct the boards to re-
consider the case.