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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-13

Miss Marv wilkins. Of washington
who has been tho guest OF Mrs " 2.
Redd. Of Girter Park. and Mrs Pa
Redd, Of Highland Park, Is ROW Mt
Woodbcrry Forest for the slmmer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-13

Miss Pauline Morehead. who has
been attending a house party. enter.
tanned by Miss Mary Shepherd. of
Richmond. at her cottage at Will
loughby Beach. for two weeks. re-
sfurred Monday to her home in Wei
don. n G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs w. Fl Sitterding. for
Wcriy OF this city. are now established
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23

DIR. A. o. Robbins lawyers will ask for
a new trial.
The West End Club will hold a dance
tonight in Library Hall.
B. F. and A. w. Hopkins have sold two
trucks this week in Woonsoeket.
John Farrell. a former resident of this
place, died on Thursday at a Chicago
Hospital
The foundation Of r. r. and A. w. Hop
kius' new garage on Plainheld street is
completed.
The Busy Bees Of the Broadway Baptist
Sunday School met on Thursday evening,
at the residence of the president, Miss
Agues Bond.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria A. Page, who
died on Sunday, was solemnized on We'd.
nesday At her late residence on Daniel ave-
nue. She was the widow Of Asahel Page
aud was bSfn in Glocester. Rev A $
Woodwork conducted the service. The
burial was at Acote's Hill Cemetery, Che.
pachet.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23
ABOUT THE SQUARE.

The Square will look "slick," when II
is repaved. but il will not be all fun, when
the work Is in progress.
Traffic Officer NJ. =. Bates, who has
withstood the storms aud cold weather OF
the past three months, says that the blue
birds cannot come too soon TO suit him.
The car service from Olneyville Square
to Hoyle Square is excellent at times and
then again, 1t is SO poor as To cause even
good people to forge, some of their New
Years resolutions,
II. c. Mott is becoming one Of the
veteran Olneyville merchants. He has
been In his present location nearly -
years.
IA. Angell expects that he will be rid
Of business cares in another month.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23
MANTON.

George Linehart is confined TO hishome
by an attack Of the grippe.
An entertainment will be given at the
Baptist Church on Friday evening, March
aud.
Quite a number Of hydrsnts were thaw-
ed out this week by Johnston Hose Co.
No. 3.
A concert was given on Sunday evening
by the Holy Name Society Of ST. Thomas
ChurchS
Miss Alice Riley and MIR. Ambrose
Quinn were married on Tuesday at the
81 Thomas Reclory by Rev, fr. Doran.
The bazaar held under the auspices Of
the Johnston Health League at firemen's
Hall las, Friday and Saturday evening was
we'll patronzed.
The drama, "a Virginia Heroine" was
given on Friday evening Of last week at ST.
Peters Parish House under the auspices Of
the Girls Friendly Society.
The next meeting Of the ST. Peters
Church Mems Club will be held next Tues
day evening. Prof. ~. X. Walter Of
Brown University, will give an address.
On Sunday evenings during Lent, there
will be special preachers at ST. Peters
Lhureh. The Rev. Stanley {. Hughes Of
Trinity Church, Newport. will preach this
sunday evening. February zSth.
Evsngelistie services have been held at
the Church Of Christ this week. Rev. X.
n. Page, DR.. william Arnold and J. II.
Banker have been the speakers. The serv-
ices will continue for two weeks.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23
Business Mems Meeting

The February meeting Of the olneyville
Business Mems Association was held on
"Wednesday evening. Frank X Winsor,
Chief Engineer Of the Providence Water
supply Board, gave an interesting talk on
"Ihe Providence Water supply" The
address was illustrated by the use Of maps
OF the section, which will be submerged b,
the big reservoir. Considerable business
Of a rou inc nature was transacted. Right
new members were voted in. A gavel was
presented 10 Frank l. Iianley, Esq who
has just retired from the presidency Of the
association.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23
CECRGIAVILLE.

Domsnieo Leone u this place, has a new
Ford car.
For job printing, try the TINES Office,
Z olneyville Square.
A m,eadsm road through this village Is
very badly needed.
The Preparedness Sale at the Centre
Clothing & Dry Goods store at Centredsle
u worth looking over.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-02-23
Sunset Club.

A Washington's Birthday party was held
last evening at the rooms Of the Sunset
Club. The program consisted Of patriotic
songs and addresses. William J. Duffy,
IT,, read a most excellent paper aud Mrs.
Benjamin Collision sang Columbia the
Gem Of the Ocean" in a most acceptable
manner. Refreshments, whist and dancing
followed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
GOOD QUALITY COAL
rro,o Man VIII Opcn Mine " the
Head ct Salina Canyon.

| Az. -. Greer. vice president uf the
Wnntch Grading company of Provo.
dcpusitcd twenty thousand dollars
Win Heller e. JcN. receiver 90 tho
united States land office yesterday in
considurutiun ct one hundred and six.
~ ncrcs NJ what b. considered some ut
ths best coal land Nv the state. SAYS
Wsdnesdny's Herald. Republican. u
~ Situated nj the head IT Saiina Cam
yon In Scvicr county. two miles from
lhs tracks III the Denver ana RIO
0rnnde
Efforts will be- made o. develop the
cool property Tor the fan market. snNH
Crscr This work may include the
cxtenrinn uf railroad from the mine
down t. the main track "t the Salina
| brhnch of the Denver and Rio Grandc.
~ ~ estimated that the cost ~ IN"
spnr will b. IN an. nciRhb1rhpod ut
seScnty-fivc thousand dollars.
f'Thc property WAS discovered about
ycar ngo and examinations show
tint the vein contains some ui the
bsft coal IN the rtatr." said Greer at
YER he had paid Tor the blk tract, The
vcin h very thick ana u dips In n
manner not unlike th" coal Vcin 1T
t.s mine Of the Independent Coat nm
Coke company ~ kcnilworth. Tests
have shown the coal tu be- Of ~ very
superioT quality Of bituminouH
~ have determined Co begin de-
velopmcnt on the coal vein this spring
From the present outlook l Intend OPP
erntinR the mine myself and I have
gieen the matter of organizing a COM
pany no attention as yet Tho matter
Of extending n tramway from IN,
MIN down 10 the tracks of the Dem
yer and RIO Grnndc has been consld'
erhd. hut II N probable that branch
iins M a. the mine viii be- better
Greer said that lac had not conferred
uIfh officials of the Denver ana liio
1fhnde on the proposition of havine
the railroad build the spur track, AL
though II N understood that the rail'
road has offered TO build snort tracks
from their main line Co new coal de-
yelopments In the southern part al
the state,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

WHO WILL BE THE NEXT
GOVERNOR, MAN ASKS

who viii bc the next governor ~
UmhG" asks n Wisconsin man on a
postal card received by Governor ST.
mon Hamburger yesterday says Tues
days Telegram.
That's beyond me" said the gov
ernor. AZ he passed the card over Ia
". ". FitxGcrald hiR secretary.
n guess IN pdt the matter up 10
~. T. Haines OF the bureau ~ stats.
ties" said FitzGefaid "lic knows
everything"
Several persons az "ncr asked in
share the answer with the Wisconsin
inquirer, Election bets viii u" made
again In four years,
Iiczi,ics the difficult question, the
wisconsin man asks for the names 1T
all Utnh's past governors, the mum
her ct counties In the state, how Ions
a residence a. required before per
son becomes a citizen at Utah and for
,sh,r Information,
According 10 Fitz Gerald. the gov
ornnr'K mail II becoming NOR" Nolu-
mlnouH daily. Just nov tn" friends IT
chiroprartors are adding "a the trou-
hie Of the mail carrier and "ocrotarS
hy sending In about a hundred letters
every day. urging the governor Ca use
his Influence FOR the passage of a bill
licensing chiropractors.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

NIGHTS or noMrATE,prR
UNDER INV FERRIS RII.'

Congressman Joseph Howell has
sent Co homcHtoaderH 81 this stntr u
statement regarding the provisions nf
the Ferris act regarding who H. cligi-
bile 60 enter 6iO-acrc grazing home
stcadH. The explanation h In re-
rponHc 90 general feeling 81 disnatir-
faction on account Of the bill nppar-
entity favorinR large cattle ana sheep
men. and discriminating against the
small farmer and stookman. Tho
statement follows:
III "a homestead entryman has here .
tOfor~ exhausted his homestead rights
by securing title To- 100 acres uf lnnd
In the humid regions this GtO-ncrv
homestead act does not restore hir
right, nor permit him to enter an adj
ditlonal homestead. Tho th"orF at
the law II that only one homestead
MAJ be- taken by AN individual entry
man. az course. II the homestead was
lost because of matters beyond the
control of the entryman, he Gun APP
ply 60 make second entry, or " the
land heretofore entered was stock
raisihg land and shall be- designated
as such by the secretary of the In.
terror. then. aud In that event. nu
additional entry can bc made within
twenty miles of the original entry. hut
not elsewhere.
Legislation known as the Ferris
bill n now pending looking o. the res
toration ~ the homestead rights ~
those who have heretofore bought In
dian land. This hin has already pass
ed the house ana II now pending In
the senate"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

means their hest efforts. The band
viii be there o. play patriotic airs Ia
get MS an In harmony with the occa-
sion and ducts. Quartcts and soforth-
an Of patriotic naturc-wHl be rem
dcrcd Then. Bon the evening. special
varied nights entertainment win h.
given.
Tho seniors are planning o. VsIcu-
tine ball Unique decorations and
free refreshments are to Uc spy,inI
feature They mean To- make it the
biggest and iulllost dance OF the whole
school year. Invitations will bc srut
out to all the noighburing towns and
we herr extend "a further invitation to
all Every body will bc here. sp if YOU
want Co.. hc in with the crowd. Just
come. February 9th b. the night
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
SrATE FEEDING BIRDS ~
COLD WEATHER CONTINUES

Heavy snow throughout the state
has caused the fish and game depart
mont "a start feeding game birds Ia
various sections of Utah. During the
coIh weather the birds find u impos-
sihle to get food. and wheat and other
lfnins are placed near the feeding
nlaces
Pred W. Chambers, fish and game
conmissioner. says that In the nor
them counties of the state, where the
Weather has been intensely cold dur
ina the past two months, great guam
too 81 iced has been supplied Co the
bIrds, but in the southern counties the
AMOUNT Of feed has been comparative
~ small Il was reported yesterday
thar birds are being fed In the vicinity
Of Salina aud at other points In san
PETE county, Morgan county is also
feeding them.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
FOR A BILIOUS ATTACK.

when you have : severe headache,
accompanied by "A coated tongue,
loathing Of food. constipation. torpid
liver. vomiting Of partly digestod food
and then bile. you may know that you
have a severe bilious attack. while
you may be quite sick there II much
consolation In knowing that relief may
be had by taking three Of Chamber
lain's Tablets. They are prompt and
effectuaL Obtainable everywhore.-
Adu.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

More than eleven tons ut mail ur
a hundred and fortS-4iN pouyh.4
which had boon Delayed Dee the ",
uming tivup were delivered %, the
Salt Lake city pustofu,r Officials boz
that city last Tuesday tn, deliver,
of the delayed mails ncycssitntcd tbr
ympiu, meut of three auto trucks
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

New United States battlcships now
building viii be- practically torpedo
proof. Tests have shown that II will
require ten torpedoes Of the type now
In use to destroy one of the new yes-
sells
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
around the County.

The Emery Dramatic company pre-
sented the play because ] Love You"
to a large and apprcciatiyc audience
last Friday evening This b. tho first
PLAY given hy home talent this season
Mrs. N. e. Anderson of Emery cu-
tcrtaincd Monday afternoon in honor
Of her sister. Mrs Eliza Jorgcuscn. oft
IleDer city
Tho three weeks old baby girl OF
MIR. and Mrs willard Peacock. Ir. uf
Emery died January nth and was
buried on the 18TH The cause ur
death is unknown.
Baby boys have recently been born
to Mr.. and Mrs Alma Frederick and
MIR. aud Mrs william 4. pcttcy of
Emery
Dr. Easlcy of Fcrrpn was called tp
Elmer, last "Wednesday evening tu at
tend Mrs William 4. pcttcl. who was
very ill Ter condition at present BE-
greatly improved
william ilchling who left Tcrrun
last November e. fiii o. mission Tor the
Mormon church. returned home last
Saturday Uohiing was called tu
Georgia. bu' ON account of the damp
climate was compelled To return tn
the mountains
The Fcrron public school D. nicely
located In the new building and doing
good work. The upper grades have
organized basketball teams and are
playing to rnthusinsticc audiences eve
cry day The splendid now gymna-
stun affords u comfortable place To-
play during the noon hour and recess
Tho Alpha club ~ Ferron was de-
lightfully entertained Thursday night
/ boy Miss Ethel CAREY The members
present we're Misses Lillian Nelson.
/ Ivy Petersen. pciphin pcrcy. olivia
Anderson. rcrnolllc Thompson. Violet
McCann. Della O'Connor and Jennie
Lemon. \ delicious luncheon WAS
served ut ~ o'clock
Tho principal Of the wasatch a,ad-
omy uf Mt Pleasant WIS u Fvrrun
visitor this week visiting IN" pr,shy-
terrain school
County Superintendent Reid visited
the public schools nf Fcrrun Monday
and found everything In guud running
order.
Nil, Ethel Carey of Fcrron. who h
recovering from an attack uf npprn-
dicitis. ~ able o. again resume her
duties ~ domestic science instructor
In the Presbyterian school.
\ rousing pnrcnt-tcnchcrF meeting
was held last sunday night at the
home at Mrs. Jane Lister at Cleyc.
land. Mrs Minnie tIoddap. an nc.
compiiHhcd pianist 90 Huntington. was
the principal entertainer. Mrs. Hes
sic Jenkins also rendered some Vcry
beautiful selections A very large
crowd was In attendance and man,
more would have attended that wcr,
unaware OF II being held at that time
being two weeks earlier than the reg
ular time,
The relief society of Cleveland are
planning "a put ON a play In the Yer,
near future. We also understand tbs
sunday school and mutuals are ais,
preparing some plays 20 hc put on ths
boards soon. The funds from the sam
will mostly be applied on the ware
hall, which win be repaired and com
pleIed this spring.
Miss Jennie i.amph. who har beof
employed al Mohrland Tor seyera
months. has returned o. her home nj
cleveland.
HAS Anderson of Mt Pleasant wa,
a business visitor In Cleveland lasI
| week
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

State Chemist Herman Harms tosti'
fled on the witness stand at salt Lake
City last week that there Is 80 llttly
Inference In the taste of beer ana
-near beer when both are served
very cold as 10 De not detachable by
the average person.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
COLONEL ROOSEVELT PLEDGES
SUPPORT III TtIE PRESIDENT


= OYSTER BAN. y. v. Feb. T. .
= Theodore Roosevelt last night .
= pledged his support tu President I
= Wilson IN UNFOLDING the honor of :
= the United States. lie offered t. Z
= the country his own services and :
. those 1T his four sons IN event :
= ~ hoHtilitius
= Plans for the volunteer army !
. division o. bp commanded by the !
. colonel. which his friends have .
= worked on since the sinking of !
= the t.uaitania. again hnv" come !
. 60 the front and h. admitted n" !
= had asked the war department :
= Tor permission O. raise such q
. body of troops
= "Of course. I shall IN every !
= way support the president in MI
= that he does &C. uphold the honor !
= OF the shifted States and tu safe :
= guard the lives ui American citi-
= zrnr." mid h.. Yesterday
|. wrote &C. the war department
= asking permission t. false q diyi-
. sion " war ~ declared ana there :
= ~ n call tor volunteers. In such
= event I and my four rons viii
= Vu."
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

\ man who does NOT advertise sim
ply because his grandfather did mot
ought tu wear knvr hrpy,hrs and o.
uutur.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
Emcry stake Academy Notcs.

We are back 90 real live work, The
second seIhester's work has commence
ed full blast The new subjects given
In addition 10 the fun year courses
are pedagogy, botany and elocution.
our basketball boys have shown
that they are game" for winning
laurels for the gold ana purple for
they have come out In the lead In the
three big games they haze played this
season. They have been victors over
Huntington twict and the Price Yeo-
men once. The score ran very close
in the Huntington game Friday night.
They sure put up a good fight, the
score being twenty TO twenty-one In
our favor
Washington's birthday win be a
red letter das "a the aeademy-every
minute OF IT, The oratorical contest
commences al S:t5 o'clock. Five con-
testants have entered the field and
each one expects tho medal. 80 Il
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Win a skirt of black satin have n
bodice of black crepe de chine en-
broidercd In rich colors
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
HUGHES IS LOYAL
We should M stand Hack of rrr-,.
dcnt, Tie say.


= NEW YORK. Feb. 2.--Chnrics 4
' Evans Hughes why WIS guest pf 4
= honor at the annual dinner uf the 4
= New York alumni uf THROWN Tni- 4
= ,praity here last night. de-, Jared
= every lu,at American would I
. stand behind the administration
= iu this ruimcn hour" without .
= partisan thought Ills dcciara- .
= ton brought the diners To- their .
= feet singing THE Star Spangi,d !
= Banner"
= We are an Americans tonight. :
= standing behind our president un Z
= whom this great responsibility :
= rests" said Mr. Hughes ~ H.
= not u time tu cmhartnEs In any
= degree with private uttcuncps
= those charged with this rrHpunsi.
= hility They have the facts. thvy
= have the dut, tu perform. Trey
= have the sincere. iuyai pn-upcrn-
= ton ~ every true American. The
= cNiRcncy uf mo- nation can nN the
= limits 81 American rights.
= MY friends. In this sober hour
= we stand iuNnl SONS uf Brown
= realizing the privileges uf Amori.
= can citizenship. u ~ an hour ~
= test that viii show what America
= " made ~ We are DESTROYS that
= whatever h. done shall be- dome
= cody and deliberately ana In
= manner that viii give to every
= American sense of profound
= satisfaction by reason of the wis
= dom with which the honor and
= the rights ~ our countr, shall
= be maintained
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

General business h booming In the
East. according 60 former Gov WI
liam Spry, who has returned a. Salt
Lake City from a busiHess zip.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
sEyERE com QUICKLY CURED

ION December ist ! had a very SCI
we're cold or attack OF the grippe as II
may be-. and was nearly down sick In
bed" writes q. J. Metcalf. Weather
by, Mo. II bought two bottles Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and II
was only "A few days until ! was com
pletely restored 60 health. firmly
believe that chambcrlain'H Cough
Remedy Is one Of the very best medi-
zines and will know what a. do when
have another cold" ohtalnhhle eN'
erywhcrc.-Adyt,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

supple satins win he much In favor
for spring afternoon dresses
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM EMERY
COUNTY
y y. DAY PASSES AWAY NErEI,
SERIOUS ILLNESS.

News Notes and Personals From tile
Emery MISUNDERSTANDING Parents
Meeting NJ Cic,cland--Ihc Fcrron
schools Now Located IN Their New
iuiIding--Ncadcmy Ncws
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Salt Lake city has a population al
ilT.339. according "a an estimate
given out by the federal census hu'
p,au. The figures are approNimat" ri
population July !, 1915,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-15
lss[ MIL hEN
Nv|T[0| hERE
SOME THREE HUNDR5 OR MORE
RxlrsserED HRRE \ sATuR-
DAY ARTERY N,N.
The board Of srg tees and faculs,

The board or TN Lees and Faculty
lot Trinity Univers y. Joined BY the
Chamber Or Comm Tree. have invited
terrain Church. Itch meets IN DIAL
las on MAY II. B visit waxahachie
lon the afterno of Saturday, the
18th. Doubtle} three or four hun
1 dred III fhe Cd nissicners to the
general ascend will avail them
selves Of this Opportunity Of seeing
Waxahaehie I'd Trinity University
! III IA expected that some three hun-
/ iTed will cor BY special interurban
ears. and m Hornbeak is expecting
I 1T least one hundred Others Ia come
/ lin autos. nsne Of the citizens az
lWaxahachish have kindly offered the
use 81 the ears. and the commits
ssoners III e ut their disposal ten
large cars from Dallas
Tne pls NH t,e foF the " carsioa
ssrs rsy ID ons In ca tlse fnterurssan
ear and make d sris nses fhe es
laas ss.gsa the cigv aalss tssa
esssae ts tse lnisssI fpr i brief
pregrat T'lsf flae
is aastl
ee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-15
BASEBALL CALENDAR.
riN.is I.astsIiE,.
isskssssss \ e.sskrssax

aa 3 Dallas Il 3
on / Fort ofttl II
slia aso 81
sseFaGft
as.es plas Told.
as'ESt. ~ sss ea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-15
dpIINgIA UNIVERSITY
OPENS SCHOOL UF WARFARE.

NEW YORK. Nay laRagFtra-
ton for instruction I'D Columbia
uniyersits's war school ciq/kd to-
asy with scores 81 embryo eneraIs
learning the modern arr battle.
In the military divisiol under
Prot viekers and Capt. van Liew,
students are being ing fucted in
dealing noxious gases lind liquid
fire. trench fighting ifle bullet
penetration throus different
metals. how to TAI cover. dig
ding in. : light and portable trench
tools, the use OF the sand bag.
working under Re, barbed wire
methods OF ereci bn, mining and
counter mining, BE periscope and
it, uses. trench aftacks and bomb
ing raids.
The naval Vision under Prof
slichter Is soted principally TO
the electrical work on uncfe Sans
fighting 81 ). including search
Issht opera Ion, turret control and
gun-fire.
TuitionAs free. Sham battles, in
which eg j element Of European
light VII be introduced in theory
are 10 4nelude the course of study
next N th. The whole program
viii plbbably be repeated in the
snian school session
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-15

sArloSaI LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY.

Chicago 6. Bfston O.
ST Louis 3, lew York ften in
Pittsburgh Is Philadelphia 3.
Cincinnati Sk Brooklyn z.
Where Tltcy Play Today.
Ghleage III PISTON
ST Isouis al Few York,
piitshnrg Il Philadelphia
Cincinnati Brooklyn
AfanuIIA, of tie LEANS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-15
PROVIDE HOME /
FOR Levers
HIfI. To ESTABLISH III NtE FOR
LEPERS PASSED ~ TEx4AS
s.NATE THIS Nol IlxG,


AUSTIN TeSa7 May 1s IN
senate to-day passi finally the hid se
bill providing ID the estahiishinsA Y
|of home for bers and making 4
appropriation s2s.epo therefor.
The senate PASSED finally the bill
giving Texas he advantage Of FEEDER
|ai appropria Ions Tor vocational ed
|ucation bill appropriated SOL
|t,ao for II first year and ssl.ooo
for the se bnd year
Bensog and Suffer introduced 4
resolutlq In the house praissng Col
Roosevi FOR MS patriotism and en-
ldorsinl the proposition that he
should lead division Of volunteers
To Fl -oRe The resolution was re
Iferrq to the committee on federal
rela bns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-15
AMERICAN II.FG1E.
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia 2. chietTo g.
Washington :, Detltit 3 (four-
teen innings.
Boston 6, Cleveland Z
New York 8. st. Lfais ..
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