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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-09-01

English College, Rome.-Rev. James
Redmond, d. d., of the Liverpool Arch
diocese, has been appointed Vice-Rec-
tor of the English College, Rome. DR..
Redmond, who has been studying in
Rome for the past four years, was or
dained last year.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-09-01

Graded in Kentucky.-kentucky'
writes Father Deepen in the Louis
Vile Record" is the cradle OF inc
Dominican Fathers, the Dominican
Sisters, the Trappists, the Sisters OF
me Good shepherd, the Sisters OF
Nazareth. the Sisters of Loretto, ana
the XaVerian Brothers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-09-01

Belgian Leader Dead.-Mr. Schol-
laert, president of the Belgian Cham
Der of Deputies, has passed away.
Some years ago he figured prominent
ly in the fight of the Catholic govern
ment against it's Socialist, Liberal and
Masonic opponents.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-09-01

The Irish carmeIite Foundation
Within few days the Irish Province
of the Order of Calced Carmelites will
enter into the possession of the church
and residence of IS. Celso and Gull
ano by way of initiating an Irish
foundation in Rome. These buildings
are situated close to the Tiber, and are
connected with long series of his
torical events, both Christian and
pagan. Heretofore, as the Irish Prov
ince has no building of it's own in that
city, it's representatives priests and
novices-have been resident in the
Collegio S. Alberto, the residence OF
the Prior-General of the Order
Death Of Father Strickland, S. j.
A very widely known and esteemed
Jesuit Father has just died at Malta
Father Strickland Italy was his
adopted country, and he spent many
years in Rome, teaching at Florence
and at the great Jesuit College of
Mondragone near Frascati. Since the
war broke out he has been serving as
chaplain in the English forces, and
was one of the first priests in khaki
to be received in audience by Pope
Benedict XIV, while passing through
Rome two years ago.
Gaelic Books to BE Presented to the
Pope That great Gaelic writer,
Canon Peter O'Leary, has placed his
works in the hands of trustees, who
will bring out complete edition of
them after the war. Meanwhile the
happy announcement has been made
that the collected works of Affair
Peadar" will be taken to Rome soon
and presented to the Holy Father.
This interesting presentation will be
made by another well-known Gaelic
scholar, the editor of "Seadna,0 the
kinswoman Of Adodh Ruadh Ia Dom
hnaill, who is buried onthe Janiculum
near Tasso's oak It is intended to
ask blessing on the work Of the res
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
DNOTATkIk
NEpORTERA

Wczoraj kr6tko pred godzina pia-
ia popoludniu sedzia Charles NJ.
Foell wydai wyrok W sprawie proce-
su o zniewage sadu urzednik6w lie
dnoczenia P. r. X, kt6ry wni6si ad-
wokat n. l.. Piotrowski, ma mocy
affidavitu dyrektora Z~iednoczenia S.
Godzicha.
Rozchodziio sic o to, czy Zarzad
GI6wny, a W szczeg6Ino$ci jego mai
wyzsi urzednicy zniewazyli sad przez
to, re ME powstrzymali ogloszenia
rezultatow referendum W spraWie
Sejmu XXXVgo W urzedoWym orga-
ME ,,Narodzie Polskim" mimo wy
danego przez sedziego Kavanaugh "a
kazu (injuction.)
Przesluchy trwaly try dni.
Wyrok sedziego Foella brzmi j. H.:
Ma wniOsek adwokat6w strony
skariqc ej Sad, wysiuchawszy Swiade-
ctwa i Zeznania Swiadk6w, a Zarazem
wysIuchawszy w CaiOSci sprawy wszel
kich strOn, kt6re stawily sic do sadu
same, lub przcz swych reprczcntan--
tow, wydaje wyrOk, &c OSkarzeni o
zniewage si,du przez p~rzckrOczcnie
zakaZu sadOwego So niniejszem IL
wolnieni cd wszelkich OdpOwiedzial-
noSci w tym wZSledzie".
Urzednik6w Ziednoczenia bronif
| syndyk Stanislaw Walkowiak.
q q y
Polska kompania G. IIgo puiku
piechoty Gwardyi StanOwej, kt6ra
Ago b~iezacego miesiaca w~yjechala do
Springfieldu Ma cwiczenia, do Chi
cagO powraca sobote ego b. m,
| prawdOpdobnie o gOdzinie 11tej ra-
no. KaDitanem kompanii G jest p. F.
l.. Pietrowicz. Bardzo zadOwOlony z
postepu polskiej kompanii jest po-
rucznik IIgo puiku Stuart.
. q q
StOwarZyszenie Representative
Polskich Dwor6w Il. K. l.. W sail sic
rocinca polskiego W Niles, ILL.,, W
przyszla niedziele pOpoiudniu, UREA
dza wspaniale przedstawienie z Okla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

zyi wreczenia zebranego IA Sieroci-
nice %funduszu $40, 10000. Uroczy--
stoSC r%ozpOcznie sic o godzinie S:30.
DO sierocinca dojechaC MONA pocia-
giem - wsiada sic ma staCyi ely
bourn Junction, lub tez tramWaJem
Milwaukee ave. do konCa linii, stad
pieszo do sierocinca, kt6ry znajduje
sic Obok cmentarza.
q q q
Mayor Thompson, Ii policemen
szefa policyi Schuettlera, odeDraf
wczoraj licencye ma prowadzenie wy
szynk6w Wladyslawowi Kasepriko--
wi, 1899 So. Marshfield ave. i Jano-
wi Stachnikowi, POOL w. 21szy pl.
q q q
w drodze do dentystki PAM Matu-
rzyGskiej, 1851 Milwaukee ave-,
pred domem pnr. 1149 Milwaukee
ave., upadia parma l.. Rezmerowska,
1852 Milwaukee ave. Upadia ona tax
nieszczeSliwie, re zlamala soDie no
&c W dwu miejscach. PierWszeJ po-
mocy rannej udzielil dr.. Kalisz.
q q q
Podczas piracy W fabryce Although
Dover, PREY 21ej III. i Marshall boul''
wczoraj holeSnie raniony zostat Jan
Kostowski, 2426 So. Sacramento aV.
HAWAI- zelaza wazacy okolo piec DIE
stat funt6w spadi ma lewa noge ko-
s~towskiego. Zabrano go do kancela-
ryi dr.. J. Bony, a statmad do domu'
q q q
Choir mezatek ,,Kalina" z paralh
Sw. Trolley urzadza Wieczorek Muzy-
kalno-Wokalny W niedziele, 7go paz-
dziernika, W sail Zjednoczenia r. H.
X, mar. Milwaukee ave. i Augusta
I'll. Poczatek o godzinie 7:3O Wieczo-
rem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Hintzke Felix's
LykOgiannis Jan D.
Skerke Karol
Knoll Jan
Kanabaj Franciszck
Ciss Ryszard
GawryS Adam
Utecht Michaf
UcZciwek AntOni
Bury Antoni
SeSko FeTdynand
Jankowski Bronisiaw
Golembski Wincenty
Lityhski J6zef
Joppek Adam.
Pr6cz powyzszych wyjechaIo take
kilku ~poborowych n~arodowoSci ME
mieckiej i irlandzkiej, lecz MIEDZY
MINI ME MA AM JEDNEGO ZYDA.
Jest to fakt zdumiewajacy, Dy--
strykt BOWEN 37my obejmuje INA
czny procent ludnoSci zydowskiej.
Wybitni obywatele tego dystryktu
oSwiadczyli, ze pomiedzy poborowy-
mi, kt6rzy wczoraj o~djechali z tego
dystryktu, powinnO bye % PROC.
DO 33 PROCENT zYDOW.
Granice dystrytku 37go So: rzeka
Chicago i ulice Division, Robey l
North ave.
Ma zach6d cd Milwaukee ave. ME
szkaja przewaanie zydzi.
DLACzEGO w SPIsIE WCZORAJ
sZYCH REKRUT0W TEGO DY-
sTRYKTU ME MA ZADNYCH IY-
DOW?
Jest to pytanie. IA kt6re komisya
wyiaczen dystryktu $3.50 powinna
daG urzedowa odpowiedz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
Odjazd pOboro-
WyCh dyStry-
ktu 37-gO,
" IiSGie pObOrOWyCh ME
ma ami jGdDegO zyda,

F. Wengierski. czlonek dywizyi 3Tej
donosi. IL wczOraj 1890 wrzeSuia. r. b.
z tejze dywizyi kOleja Chicago. Milwau
kee and st. Paul. odeS}ano 40 proCEnt
kwoty, ii. 80 mczczyzn do obozu Grant
bliSko Rockford. III.
Obiad byl Owym rekrutOm urzadzo-
nv ma kOSzt rzadu W gGrnej sail ii.
Gersten, roy Division i Ashland ave.
Il obywatelStwa obecni byli: PIP. NJ.
PerlowSki. Wedda i inni, kt6rzy do
zolnierzy przem6wiG zamierzali lecz ma
sail byi TAXI rozgardyaSz. re ich Mkt
ME slySzaL. Take byi Obecny ks. DR..
Leon IasinSki, kt6ry do zOinierzy sam
tylko Do angieIsku przem6wii. Wy
marSz Z hall PuiaSkieSo rozpOczai sic
o lO:f5 pred po}udniem. Bracia Kip
kowScy. p. Struck i innt Ofiarowai
muzyke i wzicli udziat W wymarSzu.
Prey obielzic / nawct Ma dwOrcu kOlei
przygrywali. Nadmienic wypada, IL oko
10 pOiOwa rekrut6w W pijanym stanle
sic pokazaia. vice ME by}O MONA ich
do porzqdku przyprowadzit, tax W
hall PuIaSkiego, jak przy Obiedzie W
rcStauracyi Cier>ten, jak i PREY wei
Sciu ma dworzec kolei Chicago, Milwau-
kee st. Paul.
Automobil6w patryotycznie doStarczy
Ii Ola p~rzewiczienia rckrut6w do dwOr-
ga ~naStepujacy obywatele i firmy:
J6Zef RuSteukowSki. Jan Sobczak, An
toni LaIoSki, Roman Prill, B~laszyGSki
Brothers, GolubSki. KaSper Butkiewicz
J5zef BieSzki, Julian Zyk. wojciech
GrabarSk:. Franci>zek Kr6ll, p. Gall.
/ Syn, 4. UrbaGSki, +. Saved, W. Null
lane. jerry Szymkowski, BOrgenS Dali
nv Co.. J.. PruSihSkiC Gamer and KOh-
Ter. Piotr Zaienkala i $. Griffin.
Czioukuwie komySyi w~yiaczeu dy-
stryktu zala sic ma ~poborowych, IL w
Iniu Odjazdu wielu Z mich znajdowaio
sic " stanie ~nietrzezwym i proSza, IA
zeby W przySziOSci, ME przynOSili So
bic wStydu. WladZe rzadOwe SurowO Pc
stapiq Z tymi, kt6rzy w takim Stanie
przyjada do Camp Grant. Rodzice kre-
wui i przyjaciele powinni przykiadem
swoim pokazac pobOrOwym rekrutOm.
IL pijaGStwO ME jest ma miejscu.
R0wniez kOmisya prosi, azeby pObo-
rowi przyszli stawili sic regularnie ma
..rol-caIr' ma wezwanie komiSyi. Nit
stawieuie sic ma ,,r~oll-call" ~pOciaSnie
"a soba bardzo przykre n~astepStwa.
Spis POlak6w, kt6rzy wyjechali
wczoraj z dystryktu 81 do Camp
Grant, Jest nastepujacy:
Bielawa Ignacy,
SzczukOwski Edward Ignacy,
Siwiec Maryan,
Kalinowski Wilhelm,
Bradtke AntOni,
Lafewski FranciSzek,
DembOwski Ignacy,
LiSiecki J6zef
Wawrzyniak Jan,
Weiland Edward,
ROnOwSki TOmaSZ,
JagOdzi6Ski, FrC>iszek,
DreCESler Jan,
SambOrSki, Jan,
TOmaSik JOzef,
ReszczyhSki, Wilhelm,
Manikowski Frank,
Klasi6ski Ludwik,
Smith Edward,
P~taszyhski, Piotr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Zlamania reki i bolesnych kontu-
zyi doznala PM j. Nimner, lat 81,
Fam. pnr. 6113 So. alma ul., gdy
przechodzaca przez 12ta ulice i Mi
chigan ave-, najechai i powalii auto
mobil kierowany przez C. S. Swansea
ma, 322 w. 113ej ulicy.
q q q
Kilku miokos6w wczoraj wieczo-
rem skradlo automobil ~proboszcza
parafii Sw. B%onifacego. Automobil
stall pred ~plebania PREY Noble i Wal
ton ul. Automobil dzisiaj rano, po-
zostawiony W zaulku poza domem p.
mr.. 1926 Walton ul., znalazi p. VIA
dysIaw Suwalski. Samochod pozba--
wiony byl trzech obreczy gumowyca
i innych czeSci, ktore daily sic usu-
mac.
z ukonczepiem sic sezonu letniego
komisya park0w zachodnich zwolni-
Ia cd piracy okoio stu m~ezczyzn. Od}o
zony miedzy innymi zosta1 take p.
Walenty Konopa, kt6ry podczas sezo-
nu letniego zatrudniony byi jake
,,boat man..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
NOTATK
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

Automobil mark ,,Marmon" "a
$500 nabyf wczoraj dr.. Adam
Szwajkart, nm. pnr. 1895 Diversey
blvd.
q y q
w koSciele katedralnym poiaczeni
dozgonnym wezlem m~a}zehskim 20
stall parma Amelia G6rska, c6rka p.
p. Pawia i Julianny G6rskich, Fam.
pnr. 1928 No. Wood ul., z p. Euge--
niuszem P~aculeu, synem pani Pelagii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
I Biura Me%tearoIogIcznsgo.

w ciagu DOLBY w~czorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature wynosiia "A stopni,
najnizsza Ga stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi Ga stop
nj; niedob6r temporarily W tym ro-
ku 800 stopni.
Wsch6d sionca o godz. 5 min. 50
rano.
Zach6d slonca o godz. S min. 80
p%opoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Dzisiaj popo1udniu W lokalu Do
mu Zjednoczenia, PREY Milwaukee
ave. i Augusta ul., kawtere otwiera
Komitet Komiet / Dzieci W Przemy-
sic, wydziai Stanowej i Krajowej Ra-
dy ObrOny. Z okazyi otwarcia dzi-
siaj pOpoludniu i wieczorem podawa-
na bedzie kawa. Do zwiedzenia loka-
lu proszone So wsZystkie matki i ko-
biety pracujace po fabrykach.
q q i
Bezsilny IA brzegu rzeki PREY
Blackhawk ulicy stall wczOraj J6zef
Gastrazac, lat 5, gdy widziai jak je-
go r6wieSnik Franciszek Florenc, lat
4, 1913 Chaplin ul., utona}. Chlopcy
bawili sic W pacanta (,,tag") Franci-
seek stracii rownowage / wpadf do
woody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Deszcz dis popoiudniu 4 wieczo-
rem Pochmurno i ch1odniej dis vie
czorem i W piatek. Swiezy p6inocny
wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Gnacinski Flip,
Brzeinik, Franciszek,
Graczyk J6zef,
Bekielewski Franciszek,
Witczak Wincenty,
Stankiewicz Jan
Cholewczynski Jan,
Pawlak FranciSzek,
Hinza August,
KalinowSGi Wiktor,
KuczynSki Teofil,
Fehlan Jan,
Niemczyk Pawe&,
Sypczak Andrzej,
YOSs Albert
ROmanowSki FranciSzek,
SerkOwski J0Zef,
W~ieczorek J0ZCf.
RoSzc1ynialski Jan,
MySliwiec Fabian.
GawiGski Wladyslaw,
Warzych Jan,
Marchlewicz Antoni,
Huff Adolf,
Kujawa Wilhelm,
GnacinSki FranciSzek,
ChrapkiewicZ J0zef,
RAMA AlekSy,
FIGHT FranciSzek,
Bednarczyk F~ranciSzek,
MOnech Jan,
Malicki Jan,
DObiSz MateuSZ,
Klugicwicz Leon,
SkajewSki, Stanislaw,
PociCa WOjciech.
Stanek BrOniSiaw,
Sajdak BOleSiaw,
Tocki Henryk,
LemanSki FranciSZek,
MuszyGSki J6zef FIR,
PaweikO StaniSiaw,
FilipSki Leon ].
Wilkowski Jan.
Winiecki J0zef,
Kur KOnStanty,
Ziemba WiadySiaw,
Pamin Jan,
KwiatkowSki StaniSlaw,
Specht Jan,
Biercz Otto,
KielaS Maksymilian,
Cichy TeOdOr,
AntOnOwicz J0zef,
Szczerbicki AntOni,
SiawikOwSki BOleStaw,
Paiubicki Pawe4 L.
Warych WiadyS}aw,
Pawlak Jak0b J0zef,
UchrOfont WiktOr,
Wych Stanislaw.
Raczynski Ludwik,
Tlupa J0zef.
Burzych JOzef,
PachOlczak J0zef,
Mentycki Fred.
Pfeifer Henryk,
Smelter PiOtr,
Szambelan WINlySlaw,
ZielinSki Jak0b.
Czekala Geo. NJ.
Pa'ncz WiadyS}aw,
KiereS Wincenty,
BaSze Jak0b +.
Gyga Stanis{aw,
RozmyslOwski Emil,
Heres Jan,
Duda StaniSlaw,
SaSkO KarOl.
WiSniewSki J0Zef.
Wolski Eugeniusz
Bieniarz Adam
Bialk Pawei
Baltrusis Jan
Szatkowski Stanisiaw
Kalas FLIP
SchambiS Wilhelm
Kowalski Antoni
Tarlach Bernard
Jablonski Stefan
Hetman Stefan
Jankowski J6zef
Wichiacz Antoni
Palace Franciszek
Narlach AlojBy
Ozelski Dominik
Hoppe Jozef
c.--.o-iou LranE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Pc diugiej i c~iezkiej chorobie. O.
negdaJ o godzinie 9:15 wieczorem,
pozegnaia sic z tym swiatem sp, Ro.
zaha kozak, zam. pnr. 1887 McHen.
ry ILL.,, ktora do parafii sw. Stanisfa.
wa Kostki nalezala przesz}o 46 lat.
Jest ona czionkinia Towarzystwa l.
mlenia Maryi, mr.. 2 Zjednoczenia p.
K. K, Tow. Matki Boskiej Dobrej
Rady, Niewiast Zakonu Katolickieh
Lesniczych i Tow. R6zanca sw. Ego
Drzewa. Zmar}a pozostawia czterech
syn6w jedna c6rke: J6zefa, Jana,
Wiadys}awa, Kazimierza i Stanisla-
we. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sobote
rano z koscioia sw. Stanislawa X.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
q q

Faculeu, Fam. pnr. 2O54 No. Lawn.
dale ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Wczoraj o godzinie Gel wieczorem,
AUTOMOBILE ciezarowy firmy C. D.
Becker, 7O6 w. Randolph ul., maize
chal i pokaleczyl Stanis}awa Kuskie-
CO., 2314 Greenwich ave. i NJ. Dzika,
2215 Powell ave. Kuski i DIX maize
cham zostali, gdy wchodzili ma tylna
platforme tramwaju Ashland ave-,
PREY Austin ave. Kaski, kt6ry liczy
19cie, original uszkodzenia TAX po-
wazne, 10 przewieziono go do szpita-
la Braci Aleksyan6w.
y y q
Ia posrednictwem karty regestra-
cyjnej policya spodziewa sic identyfi-
kowac mezczyzne, kt6rego zw}oki wy
dobyto wczoraj z rzeki. Utopiony
mezczyzna liczy1 okolo lat %. W
kieszeni jego .palta znajdowala sic
karta regestrac. Karola Marek. Zwlo-
XII zabrano do zak}adu pogrzebowe-
go pnr. S3S So. Wabash ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

StOwarZyszenie Representative
Polskich Dwor6w L. X. L. W sail sic
rocinca polskiego W Niles, ILL.,, W
przyszla niedziele pO~poludniu, UREA
dza wspaniale przedstawienie z Okla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

CarroIIa 1.5O meska spodnia o.
dzieZ, najIepsze sanitarnie runi-
ste, extra CRUDE i cieple, spccyal-
a s's a" es ss ''''s'''' 79c
tylkO pc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25
APPEAL To PARENTS To
KEEP CHILDREN SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT VIM URGES
THAT Pupils BE KEPT IN
SCHOOL EVERY Day.

School authorities everywhere
agree that the child must be I'll school
practically every day, provided the
best grade Of work Is done. with
this fact in mlnd. We earnestly urge
all parents 10 have their children al
school every day possible throughout
the remainder Of the school yeap.
20 be sure, there has been q great
deal Of sickness In the city during
the past month or two, aad this has
interfered with our school work no
little. Parents need not hesitate 10
send those children VINO have been
sick TO school, fer we viii take most
excellent care Of them. Rooms win
30 provided for them, and the sa-
perintendent's win be used If need
ed. Moreover, . teacher win be put
with them, provided it is necessary.
Some pareats may wonder why
we are SO insistent that their chill
dren be in school every day. Many
reasons might be offered TO prove
why children should be regular ii
attendance. but the following VII
be sufficient to convince the thought
Ifui PATRON ID the course IN the
Waxahaehie public schools is OF such
high rank that no student can make
passing grades unless he be regular
In attendance; f2l the term exami-
nations show that fully eighty per
cent Of the failures are those atn-
dents who are Irregular IN attena-
anee.
We earnestly ask all parents not
to phone for their children to come
home unless it is absolutely neees-
sary. for we need all pupils fer the
entire school day
Please visit our school at your
earliest convenience in order that
you may see the kind Of work that
is done. Il will help the teacher, the
pupil, and you.
We appreciate Your cordial sup
port in the past. and with little
attention on the part OF some parents
to the matter Of regular attendance.
VIC believe thar the public schools
Of this city will make rapia prog
ress. In fact, with ail of Us working
together. we shall accomplish good
and lasting results
G. 3. WYNN, Superintendent,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25

Chamberlain's Tablets are intend
ed especially for stomach troubles
hiliousness and constipation, and
have met with much success IN the
treatment OF those diseases. People
who have suffered for years with
stomach trouble have been unable
10 obtain any permanent relief, have
been completely cured by the use OF
these tablets. Chamberlain's Tab
lets are also Of great value for bill
iousness. Chronic constipation may
be permanently cured by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets and observing
the plain printed directions with each
bottle. For sale by Curlin's Two
Drug Stores (adv.l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25
SELECTED
For SUMMER NORMAL
II. n. MILLS, HEAD OF ENGLISH
IN HIGH SCHOOL. To HEAD
FACULTY.

Prof. r. A. Mills, head of depart
sment OF English in the Waxahachie
High School, has been selected as
conductor of Trinity University
Summer Normal for the session of
1917.
!. Mr.. Mills Is thoroughly expert
enced for the work, being g graduate
of the Unirersity of Texas and has
had a number Of years Of successful
experience as a teacher. Mr.. Mills
has been connected with the Sum
mer Normal and summer schools OF
Trinity University for several years
and has rendered splendid service.
1.-THE teachers Of Ellis County aud
ssurrounding territory are to be con-
graduated on Mr.. Mills selection for
this work as he is alive and wide
awake and we predict under his guild
ance Trinity University will have
!, ian unusually large attendance this
i year. We honestly hope that the
teachers OF the county will unigerB-
ally cooperate to this end.
y Let every teacher help Mr.. Mills
make great Normal for Waxa-
zhachte.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25

Moved downstairs, Come see
Tucker, the printer Job printing,
That's All" Phone 14s.--iAdv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25
THE WHATCHaMa COLUMN.
Iauadr;es.
: e~ee~~ees.>.A>.<

4 man in Mexico. the Department
OF Commerce bulletins. is desir-
Gus of purchasing machinery for a
small laundry What anybody
wants with 2 laundry in Mexico is
more than Ne can understand. but
since it is 50 We append a partial
list of things he should get:
Abaye all, he must have button
smashing. machine. any laundry
worthy tbs namo lets no guilty but
ten eseafe
Then he viii need a collar ripper
ana a cut prayer This indispens-
able little continuance will utterly
demoralize the strongest shirt that
Was ever built
Next. a clothes mixer, In these
days of prs aigested food and vest
pocket bun allows by mail. every
man expects us laundry ready mixed
He's sore il you send him the same
colored pa3amas two weeks in sue
cession.
Some authorities claim you can't
run & laundry without a machine or
two to wash the clothes, but this
really isn't necessary.
George Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25
New brand OF Car.

Judge punlap's eolored chauf-
feur who drove the Judge down this
morning, noticed an auto bearing
on its number plate the name of
the town OF Hereford.
Gosh. boss" exclaimed the ne
gro. "they are getting out new
kind of car. the Hereford The
chauffeur thought he had discover
ed new product in the automobile
line,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25

How 10 Prevent Craup.

In 4 child that Is subject to at
tacks of Group. the first indication
of the disease is hoarseness. Give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
soon as tie child becomes hoarse and
the attack may be %araed off ana all
hanger and anxiety avoided. For
sale by Curlin's TWO Drug Stores,
-(ady.l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25
Best Texas Grown Seed corn.

Ferguson's Yellow Dent, Straw
berry. Bloody Butcher; also re-
cleaned sorghum seed BE sure and
| see us before buying your seed,
adv tt SHlVE q KEYS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25

Rent & few rooms and receive a
nice income from them. The Daily
Light want column can rent them
Cor yen. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-25
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Get 4 small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea. or as the German folks
call It, Hamburger Brnst Thee" at
any pharmacy Take tablespoon
full Of the tea, put cup OF boiling
water upon it, pour through a sieve
and drink teaeap full at ony
time. It is the most effective way to
break cold and cure grip. as it
opens the pores, relieving conges-
ton. Also Ioosens the bowels. thus
breaking cold at once.
II is inexpensive and entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-07

while the trees are already felled
and cut up, ready to be moved. A
garden plot also goes with each
house, with teams and implements
to cultivate same, where the~laborer
desires it. In addition, the labor has
free access to a general garden cul-
tivated on the property for the
benefit Of employees, which gives
free vegetables for the greater por-
ton of the year.
The above rates are increased by
from IS to 80 per cent during the
harvest season, which extends over
nearly one-fourth of the year. A
feature Of the plantation work is
that employment may be had for
practically every working day in the
year, while in most seasons women
may secure work which they can
easily do. The harvest furnishes en-
ployment for women.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-07
PEG O. MY HEART"

Oliver Morosco's production Of ].
Hartley Manners delightful comedy
Of youth, Peg O. My Heart" now
showing at New Orlenas will be the
attraction at the Evangeline
Theatre, Thursday, February Is.
The enormous success of this play
is undoubtedly due to its cleanliness
and absence from all discussion of
social sins, and the everlasting ar
guments Of capital and labor.
"Peg" il a selfish little human be-
ing, with a child,s naive ways and .
child's innocent outlook on life. She
is brought up after the desth of her
mother, by her father, and is trans
planted from sehpmble home, to the
palatial residence Of her aristocra-
tic relatives, in England. Her simple
appearance shocks her British
cousins and aunt and her.nnfamil-
afity with ways of the aristocratica
family, leads to numerous comical
'itnations.fThe play is brimful sof
lever wit and humor, interviewer
With an exquisite thread Of love and
lffection. The cast is one of ster-
ing quality.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-07

Low Mass every first Sunday at
1880 a. m. I.
High Mass on third Sunday at
$50 y, m.
Sunday School every Sunday at
Mass hours.