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MAKE FURTHER ATTACK
ON ByTLEa'5 GHA8lGT Ten


san ANGELO T&aa, Jaa. 2G.--
The deiease ia the laIy J. sraa-
aeh murder tfsai rested to-day after
Introducing seven a4fe character
oii4eAse5., All Of Wh43a testified hae
apamneifs geaetai reputation waa
good and ButleF's bad.
Two OF thom, soldiers. testified
fhai Ha}.se wa8 knoSg in the arms
as BUl EufIer.
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fhan ever was and recommend your
remedies to all ny friends. - Mrs. LENA
NvSS es12 e. 6 Street, Richmond, "a.
while Change OF Life Ia most er,s-
;ra, rer;,,d of q woman existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
i may be controlled, and normal heath !,
restored by the timely use OF Lydia l..
pinkharn's Vegetable Compound
Such warning symptoms are sense
Of suffocatioa, hot flashes, headaches.
tackachas, dread Of impending evil,
tiuita.isy, sounds In the ears, palpitanon
Of TIE heart, sparlss before the eyes,
;rrspr,,aritsas. cons patton, variable aE'
r,e.ite. rges.l..Eags aEsl DIZZINESS.
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Esn.lor saeel. aklniaoma.

WACO. Texas. Jan. - Baylof's
crack baseball team tonight vii
meet the team Of the Southwestern
state Normal institute on the Bay
loF court. This team comes fron4
IN rant, Okla, ard 10 expected 70 be
fshy opponent against Baglor,
Isaacka last years Baylor
l man. il the coach OF his
tea
Bofa teams will clash again tomor-
row nj gat.
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ABOUT W.axaHACHlsSs
AND VISITORS IN CITY
. e~>1e4@o 500

prince wills Of Cleburue was
here yesterday an business.
A. II. Daakeriey of Ennis was
ia the city this morning,
II. r. stoyali OF ennis was AZ
tending court here today.
G. ii. Rice Of Cieburne was yia-
tter in tho city yesterday
Mrs. N. n. Lakeland q Ballae was
the guest Of Ifleasis IN the city Today,
j. H. Mayhem returned this aofs-
ing from business trip = Kansas
CRY.
Walter Burton or Arlington was
III the city yesterday ia capacity 81
judge Il the Poultry show
" E. Boren ". Z Mekiuneg
w &. shipp and J f. straug3aa.
al Of Ennis, were attending court
here today
~ E. fIlpp legs Ills Afternoon for
Chicago ARD Detroit whare BE VIII
spend several days ga business
Eaa Harlan, Advertising manager
of tie Farmers Fireslde Bulletin.
published ct Arlington, Is here today
attending tbs poultry SLOW
SIR aua Mrs. f, j McCalllm of
Dallas and Tom spence Of Kemp,
Texas, ere sac guests of Mr. aaa
Mrs T. Il. ilageton, en- Brown
street.
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Cullen HIS ssggseti.

BRISTOL. Tenn. Jan ae. Mana
ger Donovan or the Sew York Amer
ieans came here yesterday 20 sec NseA
Gallon. star left-nand plteher Of the
Yankees. aud although neither would
isyaige the result of the conference.
d report gained circulation tiiat Gull
laep hass signed a 1917 contract.
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I.ieln,lsl Meets Terms.

CHICAGO. gan. 26.Th signed
contract of Harry Liebold, utility
ontfielder with the Chicago hmeri-
cans. Yas received yesterday. Lie
bold III the twenty second member of
the elgb 10 sign.
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v c n e Y u Y ~ Ss'an
pound / feel IKE Q
new woman. ! Bi-
ways had Q headache
during the Change
of Life and was also
troubled with other
bad feelings com
n,c,, at that time
tlizzy spells, nervous
feelings ard heat
flashes. Now | arm
IN better health
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Eiks are advised that The funeral
og Judge joe l.anea ter will be held
at the Christian church al 2a0
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, aud that
as mauy OF the members oS tha !ocal
lodge as posa be attend
WILL y. HINES. q. Z.
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ESQ Players Leave waco.

WACO, Texas, Jaa 2G.--0ae Of
tae N#yigators' first 0aseneB, Fred
Wahlgsben. has been Sold BIZ Mana
ger Ellis HARDY to Evansville. Ind.
Of The Central league Norman
coyle, another Of Hardy's Navga-
tors. tas handed IN his resignation,
vita the statement that he intends
10 retse from tha game 10 give AL
his ateaion SIS farm al Coal Hi,
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= reward Of $500 VIII re pald h,
nus eoinpaoy for tho coagtc.ion ~
aay one found sully ct .aaing the
pat'y Llsht from iht yatl Or lawt
~ any snoaei-"er Of this paper. GN
I'deHisN PGbHsHING row.
pA&x.
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co. LE.GE STATION. Teras. Jan
Is be Agricultural and aeeiaa-
ieal Cllege basketball team defeat
cd Dr. Baker College yesterday
"a to e.
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] 7 Tmtor FOB printing. that
all Pboae las. a.
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annoying
SYMPTOMS
How Heat Flash ., Dizzy
Spells and other Bad Feel
inss at Change Of Life
may be Relieved.

Richmond. Va. :" After taking
Sven bottles of Lydia T. pinAhafn .
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Notice, X. OF p.

Regular meeting OF stoaceall
lodge, NO. IS, & Of r. toaight.
RANK work All members requested
50 he ples eut at 1880.
J, y. CLEARY. c. c.
Y. TRiPPET, x. Il. S.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
BRAZIL ON
VERGE Of WAR
PEOPLE ARE DEMANDING THAT
ACTUAL HOSTILIfIES BE
DECLARED
ARGENTINE IS AROUSED
That Country Aroused Over the
Sinking of Argentine Sailing
Vessel by German
Submarine

BOENOS AIRES, April 14.-With
Brazil on the verge of war with Ger
many and a diplomatic rupture be-
tween Bolivia and Berlin, Argentine
was swept by anti-German sentiment
today which seemed likely to result
in a break between Buenos Aires and
Berlin.
Widest excitement followed re-
ports of the sinking by a German
submarine of the Argentine sailing
vessel Monte Protegida.
The first predictions of respon-
siblo officers here We're that Ar
gentine would Immediately follow
Brazil's example in handing the
German minister his passports, but
the cabinet deferred action untll
later in the day
Ii is believed here that Argentine
will probably decide to go no fef=
ther now than to register sharp
protest to Berlin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
WANTS TAX
ON INCOMES
CONGRESS Is ASKED TO ENACT
LEGISLATION FIXING A
SLIDING SCALE.
NONE SHOULD ESCAPE {
II Is Proposed That All Incomes from
$1,000 Year Up BE Taxed.
Food Price Control
Suggested.

NEW YORK, April 14.-1n half
page advertisements inserted in all
the New York papers today the AM
erican commission Of war finance
called upon congress to enact legis-
lation taxing incomes on sliding
scale as means OF securing war fl
nances. Unmarried men having an
income of over $4,000 would pay ?
per cent. Married men having an
income of over SO. 600 would be tax
ed 2 per cent and no income could
exceed 100000 per year under the
plan.
Government control OF prices of
necessities, and making failure To
state correctly the amount OF IN
comes punishable are also asked for.
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MEASURE NOW
IN THE HOUSE
THE BILL PROVIDING LOAN or
THREE BILLION DOLLARS TO
ALLIES WILL. PASS.
AMENDMENTS DISCUSSED


WASHINGTON, April ~ The
house will vote to lend three billion
dollars 10 the allies Immediately, and
without any important reservations.
This was shown early today when
amendments offered by democrats
and republicans to restrict the
loan and the time for payment
of the money included In the seven
billion bond issue hill were vicious
" attacked by both sides.
As the house got down to the
final states on the measure amend
menfs OF all sorts were offered.
Representative ToMner Of Iowa, re
publican, offered an amendment to
strike out the three billion dollars
from the bill. He said he wanted
congress to control the loan. The
amendment was defeated by a vote
or 217 to 8. Towner himself did
not vote for 1t.
Another amendment offered BY
Representative Moore Of Philatlel-
phia proposed that the allied loan
be repaid in thirty years. The re-
publicans and democrats pleaded
that the allies were fighting AEneri-
cas- battles and denounced the anti
American spirit of the amendment.
Moore weakened under the attacks
and changed his amendment to make
it fifty years for the payment in
stead OF thirty years.
Several amendments by the ways
and means comittee designed to
overcome possible objection were
agreed upon.
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VOTE ON BILL
IS DELAYED
OF AMENDMENTS DELAY
VOTE ON MEASURE UNTIL
LATE IN DAY.
PASSAGE SEEMS CERTAIN
There Is Little Doubt As to Final
Result When the Vote Is Taken.
Debate Is Now in
Progress.

WASHINGTON. Apr IA Flood
of amendments to the bond issue
bill shortly before o'clock, the
time set for a vote on the bill. de-
layed its passage for a few hours.
possibly. Most of the amendments
merely furnished opportunity for
members to speak.
Majority Leader kitchin offered a
committee amendment to cut down
discussion. 1t provided that loans
to allies were for the purpose Of
procuring a more efficient national
security and defense, also providing
that the money shall be loaned only
to countries at war with the enemies
of the United States.
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j. s. EXTENDS
MD TO RUSSIA
WILL BE sENI
T,4ERE TO HELP REORGAN-
IZE HER INDUSTRIES.
n l. Stated That Commissioners
viii Also BE Sent TO other Al
lied Countries--Russia IN
Greatest Need.

WASHINGTON, April l4'-The
tr,ited States government has IN
sending a commls-
sion 10 Russia to offer assistance
and aprobably" will send other COM
,,issions TO other allied countries, II
was officially announced at the state
department today
Tins far the plans have not tax
On definite shape. but they are IN
nh form that it can be said they
oo,tamplate extending to Russhs
,,,ericon aid in reorganizing her IN
,,st,ies and assisting in making AM
orican-Russian cooperation more
,erl This would make German
pnssian separate peace out OF the
question.
pussia's needs are recogniGed as
,he most pressing now before Tue
..,rrine nations, Her industries are
.,.;n,led her transportation systems
interrnpted and inadequate and
-,o has literally millions OF men Id
.,.. army service that cannot be sup
It'll and mobilized as a real fight-
ing factor. a.,, :,
rho commissions task would be
J.. ,;talize all these factors.
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THE ALLIES
SWEEP FORWARD
THE CITY OF LENS NOW ABOUT
10 FALL INTO HANDS OF
THE CANADIANS.
THE GERMANS RE7|R|NG|
Latest Reports Indicate That They
Have Prepared to Evaeuate
Lells-Resistancc Grow
ing Weaker.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs.

BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, April 14.--Lens must
fall soon into the hands of the Ca
nadians. Its evacuation was deem
ed matter of only a short time
today.
The German resistance was grow
ing more and more desperate each
hour that Field Marshal Haig shoy-
ed his men forward.
This resistance was having little
effect on the powerful British blows.
Today Vimy ridge was still being
shelled from a far off by German
guns, as we'll as other positions held
by the British. but everywhere the
Teutonic artillery was shooting ex-
citedly rather than methodically. 1t
appeared to be erratic and not ac-
curate.
The British forces were steadily
gaining command of all the high
ground, villages and other vantage
points as the progress astride the
Hindenberg line.
Today even the spreading plains
below Vimy ridge, from which Lens
was being bombarded. was gradually
being absorbed by the British.
eve have got Hindenberg where
we want him now" said one OF the
| Canadian officers whimsically.
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LABOR OPPOSED TO
CONsCR|PT|ON PLAN

WASHINGTON. April 14.-Labor
registered vigorous protest against
conseription before the house COM
mittee hearing today. A letter from
Samuel Gompers featured the viru-
lent opposition,
1--WE know that only under volun-
teer institutions can the nation mo-
bilize good will. Good Will is essen
tial to united action"
Gompers' letter declared the vol
unteer system has not been given n
conclusive trial.
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The governors proclamation
issued today asks the 1egisia-
ture to consider the following
two subjectes in its called
session:
Appropriations for the sup
port of the state government
for ensuing two years, and
the enactment of law pro-
viding for the adoption of
uniform system of text boGSs
for use in the public schools
of the state.
The proclamation contains
the usual clause reserying to
the governor the right to SUBJ
nit additional matters il he so
desires.
No mention is made of the
war situation, not even emer-
gency relief measures, such
as emergency appropriations
for the enlargement of the
ranger force or expenses incl
dent to mobilization of state
troopss. The governor does not
submit at this time the matter
of conforming the Texas militia
laws to what is known as the
national defense act. 1t will be
recalled that board of high
ranking officers of the Nation-
al Guard convened in Austin
and prepared n bill of con-
formation, which was introduce
ed at the close of last session,
but too late for action. 1t
is contemplated that without
conforming to the national
laws the Texas National Guard
suffer Il loss OF certain federal
aid.
If this subject is given at
the special session bills will he
introduced i'm the senate by
Woodward and in the house by
Wootlall.
1t has been predicted that
the governor will ask for an
appropriation for materially
increasing the ranger forces
for border patrol and other
emergency work, likewise re-
quisition will probably he made
for mobilizing new troop units.
Such appropriations have been
made i'm large amounts in
several other states where the
legislatures were in session
when President Wilson's call
was issued.
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SOCIALISTS MAY
BACK PEACE MOVE

AMSTERDAM. April IA Social
list Leaders Adler. Ernsberger and
Hasse are accompanying Philip
Soheidemann of Stockholm. accord
ing to Berlin dispatchs received
here today.
These four socialists were granted
special passports and it is supposed
they will meet special Russian en-
lin hints that they may later pro-
ceed to Petrograd to further the
socialists peace plans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
MYSTERIOUS FIRE IN
TELEPHONE CONDUIT

NEW LONDON, Conn, April IA,
All telephone communication IN
the eastern half of the city was
crippled by the mysterious burning
OF $50 wires in conduit running
along State street today.
II was necessary to call out the
fire department to eStinguish the
blaze.
An investigation was begun im-
mediately.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
AMERICANS MAY Be ALLOWED
TO FIGHT UNDER OWN FLAG

WASHINGTON, April f4.-Amer-
leans fighting under the Union Jack
and the flag of France viii proha-
bly, he transferred to the Stars aud
stripes. England and France, to
whom members Of the American l.e-
gion gave their allegiance when they
joined their forces, il Is expected.
will voluntarily release them 50
they may later fight under the Stars
and Stripes. There is every indica-
tion today that the administration
will get behind the bills now pending
II both houses with this idea In
view.
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finn. os their arrival is withheld
rho senate is expected to ="
quick action on ti'e
after il passes She h0HSf
Congress is now bes'"'''n' .,a +"
ran in line. 1t is coming L" '''
realization of the iao' '' -.
voluntary provision is eo"'''"e" -
The administration bill as wen ."
IA. ...,ectixe eonsosiption and many
,ec.edme to admin's'Fa-
ton pressure. * nfide"' p'ea'., ,',,
,;o, ,.or. made todry that the r''"'
vii, mass. What the army "
. !. s,.eJ and pressure is being
c>ertesi to that emu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
GERMAN POSITIONS
ARE BEING SHELLEO

PARIS, April 14.-Bombardment
of German positions at st. Quentin
continued all through last night. the
French war office statement an
nounced today.
In the Champagne artillery on
both sides was particularly active.
Accommodating French detaehments
brought in prisoners from the Ger
man line.
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.3.. sANEiRo. April 14.-Owing
!, uased machinery of the Ger
,n.. 'eis iaterned here the gov
/ !, las formally assumed Gus
4, an such ships. 1t was Off
M. auuheed that Brazil is now
al her merchantmen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
DENIED THAT KAISER
IS NOW IN HOLLAND

LONDON, April li.-Denial that
the kaiser is in Holland was contain
ed in dispatches from the Rotter-
dam correspondent of the Daily Tel
egraph today. The Hague dispatch
es had carried rumors that the kai-
ser had arrived or was about to ar
rive at castle near Rainheim, Hol-
land.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
M Plot TER
| IS KILLED
ksp urJITANEN WOUNDED IN
p,TTIE WITH ALLEGED
GERMAN PLOTTERS
|HI|Ils ARE SILENT
Details Given Out Regarding
lIeeed Plot 10 Blow up Big
Flour Wills al Minne-
apolis, Minnesota

| (NlNyEAP0LIS, April 1t.-De-
h Of the reported killing of an
essd plotter by guard>nen, the
kaHiins Of four guardsnen and
NJ alleged plotters and the court
tnial Of several supposed plotters
skea out today despite the silence
military officials.
Public anger was aroused as the
kn Of the attempted assassina-
y Of the Guardsmen became
esn
|Gaarismen yesterday frustrated a
Pposed plot to blow up the WASH
tn ( Crosby flour mill and the st.
al railway bridge at Mendoza,
|sf here
= ebHki-VS was SttGsd Htls tf1S-
(ihburne & Crosby mill. He was
fyns a suitcase containing fifteen
ks Of dynamite and two bottles
nIhoglyeerine. He was thrown
, the Fort Smelling guard house
! With others was taken To the
aal peniteatiary at Fort Leven-
Hh kansas, il is believed.
Z ! reported that another Prov
Vas shot TO death at mill here.
pituitary officials are silent.
~ Paul sentry is carrying a but
N one leg after he had been
g upon from ambush. Three
Hslen and three civilians are
ne Fort Smelling hospital as a
~ el the frustrated plot.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
FORE|GN WORKERS ARE
BEING DISCHARGED.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE
Eddystone munitions plant is closed
for a thorough wedding out OF the
foreign working force.
The plants awards of 5000 in
compensation for the deaths and in
juries in Tuesdays explosion began
today at Chester.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
TEDDY CAN RAISE
ARMY OF VOLUNTEERS

WASHINGTON, Apr IA -s.Roose-
welt can raise better army and get
better men than the conscription
plan," declared Representative EN-
crson of Ohio today. Emerson was
discussing his bill authorizing Pres
ident Wilson to send the colonel and
100000 volunteers into European
trenches.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
|lNGREsS IS LINING UP
Behind THE PRESIDENT

I, N"toN, April tt.--Thc
today n,o,,
\. upon two imminent de.
n, -'he passage of the
Y, " dollar bond issue
hto y The house and the early
kat, '''ed leaders in this
|,.,as 0s to talk with ame,,.an
n n"Aent heads.
Nm. money bin is slated TO
In. mousse by mid-artcrnoou.
lsen :. "' OF the allied commits.
rs A. question of only u fe,,
As t,a !" conceal their moyc-
- Germans the exact
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WILL VOTE BIC LOAN
TO ALLIED NATIONS
U. S. SHIP sHElLE0
OFF SPANISH COAST

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
schooner Edwin r. Hunt Of New
York was shelled by u submarine
April off Cape Gata and her mas
ter, Nicholas Miller, and her crew
OF eight were landed there.
A report from Consul Gasset at
Malaga said the crew had been
taken to Almeria, but the fate OF
the schooner was unknown.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
TRACK IS MADE ON
| NATIONAL CUARDSMEN'
ENEMY SHIP CREWS
BEING INT[RNED

NEW ORLEANS, April IL
The federal immigration sta
tien here today was converted
into "A detention camp for the
crews of all German and Aus
trian ships seized in the south
Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico
ports.
sixteen Austrians arrived
here from Galveston today.
Others are enroute here from
Tampa, Savannah and Jackson
vile.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
[lNAAs WILL WIN
| ND KAISER WILL
E NEXT PRESIDENT

.alcAGo, April fi.--Kaiser
'"a' as a candidate for presi-
a the United states is not
|palar here.
august TraeboId, aged 81. an
= Safied the Hohen1o,leru
'%A''al boom when in making a
F. eA speech on the North Side
shouted;
N "efhlanS will win the war
-, '' Kaiser will he the next
l'p' Then the police arrived
81" Was taken before Justice
|, s'''nt Agent Clabaugh and
"F Investigation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
TRAIN WRECKED
BY v|LL|STA5
NORTHBOUND MEXICAN TRAIN
WRECKED TWENTY MILES
SOUTH OF JuAREZ.
-Four Passengers Are Reported 10
u,ya Reeu Killcti--Rciief Train
Sent TO The Scene

Ell PAsO. Texas, April IA
Twenty-eight passengers are enrou'e
to Juarez today on a relief tralR
sent out from there this morning fol
lowing the receipt of adviees th"' a
hand of yHllstas had wrecked 4
northbound Mexican train twenty
miles south of the border last nisnt'
Reports said that in addition TO
one injured. the bodies of four pas
sengers who were killed IN the
wreck were also aboard the reiiet
train.
-, irht for tho news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
TO BEGIN RECRUITING
THE NATIONAL GUARD

WASHINGTON, Apil 14,-That
the war department will soon au-
thorize recruiting of additional Ma
tional Guard units in the various
states was intimated this afternoon.
II the order Is made it will amount
to the calling out from 100000 to
100000 volunteers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
EXTRA SESSION Of LEGISLATURE
CALLED FOR APRIL EIGHTEENTH

AUSTIN. Texas, April H.
A special session of the Thirty
fifth legislature was today call
ed by Governor Ferguson i'm a
proclamation designating We'd
Resday, April 1S, as the date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-22

sunday school az a.I5 a. M. John
T. Major Supt
Junior aud intermediate league al
3 . va.
senior League AZ o D. m.
At the u O'Clock hour the follow .
ing musical program will be given:
Voluntary Miss Koch.
silent prayer
Response Holy, Holy, Holy
Thomas.
Opening hymn bay congregation.
Apostles creed,
Prayer.
Anthem Hark the Notes uf JOY. %
tlyonl.
Responsive Psalm.
Gloria.
New Testament lcssuu
Anthem Joy 70 the World TAD
ams1.
Announcements.
offcrtc,s Miss Nalok- orchestra.
sacrament
Solo The ola Judca tGcibclp.
Mrs. J 3d. SchWuntkcr.
Anthem go. Come AN Sc Faith
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pustludc-Miss Nilck'S orchestra
Al so the young people of the
church will give a Christmas play
entitled The Road to Christmas
There viii also he special music
and r%ccttatious
Friends and strangers made wei
come. Come worship with us.