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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-01-05

For Sale - Young Duroc-Jersey
pigs. G. e. Stearns, South Bay
Phone 1OF4. (Adv. Lilly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-01-05

For Sale - Young Duroc-Jersey
pigs. G. E. Stearns, South Bay.
Phone 10F4. (Adv. 1-1-1)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-01-05

For Sale - Young Duroc-Jersey
pigs. G. E. Stearns, South Bay.
Phone 1OF4. (Adv. 1-1-1)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
C%ONFERECNEC CALLED
To OPEN WARFARE ON
HIGH COST OF LIVING
A People Convention Of Organ
ICED Labor and Farmers TO Meet
in st. Paul Sept, 1920; 10000
Delegates Expected.

Special Dispatch 10 The Herald.
81 Paul. MINI. Sept ia peo-
pies convention Of organized labor
and organized farmers. called by the
national non-partisau league. will be
held In 81. Paul. Minnesota. Sept. IS
to go. inclusive. 20 fight the high
cost Of living
For the first time In the country's
history. organized labor and ryan
ICED farmers are Joining hands TO
eliminate their common enemy. the
needless parasitic Intermediates be-
tween consumers and producers and
the monopolists. The feasibility and
necessary limitations Ut price fixing
will be discussed by economists and
statisticians 81 national reputation.
who will aualyze the cost Of produc-
ton Of the staples Of life and prices
now charged under alleged open CONF
petition. and data presented viii nc
given the government to aid Il In fix
ing such prices.
Al least twenty thousand delegates
are expected and q program Of inn
mediate action will be adopted by the
conference. Asnotable feature will be
an address IN the "Conscription Of
Wealth" which Mr.. Samuel Gompers.
president Of the American Federation
81 Labor. has been invited 20 deliver.
Among the organizations participant
ing the ln the conference are: Tho
National Noupartisan League. The
American Federation Of Labor. The
National Grange. The Equity Society
United Mine Workers or America
Tho conference h. being called To-
enable farmers and representatives. of
other working classes to discuss the
common problems of producers ard
consumers
II high prices for wheat mean
starvation FOR the children of the
I'or. the farmers uf the northwest
are willing to give up out Of tn"
earnings Of their own sweat ana toll.
but the farmers want To be sure that
the money that m out Of their
profits does not stick in the pockets
~ greedy millers II middlcmen.
This il not merely a farmrcs' prom
lem. This Is n consumers problem.
There sccfs to he an effort on foot
In this country today 'o set one c,a-s
of workers over against the other The
effort is being made to prove that the
city workers have no Interest IN COM
mon with the farmers that the only
way to get cheap bread Is 10 give the
farmer less FOR his wheat and that the
only way the farmer can reduce his
cost u living Is rs making the wage
worker take less.
II this game Is not blocked. il vil
reduce production In every line. n
Will discourage the rarmcr~ from pro-
dosing big crops and It will make la
Dor discontinued and Inefficient.
\ run program will be announced
ben re- few days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

better class OF motion picture heaters
throughout the United states. This
films will be shown first In New Mex
leo motion picture theaters as part
Of the publicity bureaus campaign { -
encourage New Mexico people 60
see New Mexico First" The pictures
win then be sent to motion picture
exchanges and other distributing
mediums for "A long Journey through
the best motion picture theaters OF
the central and eastern states. IL ~
estimated by men familiar with the
exhibiting side II the motor picture
industry that the series Of New Mexico
film will have been seen by ten mill
lion people when they have completed
the Journeys arranged for them.
While iu Chicago a few weeks ago.
II. g. Hening publicity agent OF the
state land office closed a contract with
Mr.. Hutton for making the film and
at the same time concluded arrange
meuts for Us distribution through the
several states. The work will ne sup
%plomented by the publicity bureau
with newspaper articles. display space
and descriptive folders.
n first object sought by the mo-
tiou picture campaign is to interest,"
tourists in New Mexico and to bring
them here both by rail and automobile
and 20 that end the photography will
he done this fall and the distribution
carried out during the winter and
early spring months, SO a TO get "A
extensive results as possible for neat
summers tourist season. A far more
important ultimate result Is sought
however, in the interest which Il Il
expected the campaign will arouse
In the land and other resources OF
New Mexico and In their development
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

CARNATIONS making extensive use uf
President Wilson's reference To ib"
necessity of q reform of the German
government. This. under the guis'
Of uuiustiiicd interference m Ger
many home concerns and an attempt
tu dictate Go the German nation how
il shall run L. own affairs, figures in
lam Increasing number ot resolutions
by local organizations and In editor
,ais iu the C%hauvini-t press.
Il may be that President Wilson e
words aud subsequent state depart
ment explanations are having their
effect on The Noicclcss masses bat the
moderate and uuu-socialist press
shows little inclination 90 take issue
with the assumed resentment ct the
other newspapers and the Influences
which are behind the uew tnti-Wil~o Q
demonstration IN Hanover Potsdam.
Breslau and elsewhere On the Other
hand President Wilson'S appeal APP
pears 20 have scored "a decided sue
cess iu Austria Hungary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
Estancia Valley
Metropolis Wet by
A Small Majority

Special Correspondence to The Herald
EstduC.a, y, NJ. sept lU.-The pro-
hibitiou election iu This precinct
proved To- be a pretty warm one, AMI
wound up In g scrap iu which Tom
Barker and Newt Shirley seemed to
ho the principal belllgereuts, with al.
lies mixed lu more or less This part
of the affair viii nc alluded to further
Ia Justice peace court proceedings.
There were 20 votes Cor prohibition
and 30 against according TO the
count with tWo mUtilat'd ballots that
did not disclose the intentions ~ tn"
voters.
There h much mutering and talS
of fraudulent votes cast NinctecI
votes were cast Ia excess of those cast
boz the general election last fan. \ few
voters who were here last fan have
gone away 80 1t is probable that
about twenty-five new voters voted
at last week. election
II % ui this number We're NOT
entitled 60 vote somebody knows Dc.
aud DO should rot bee u matter ~ great
difficulty ,u establish the tact iu mos.
cases.
O. fraudulent votes were cast. the
voters 'y tl means should Doe PROSE
cutcd uu matter how They voted TIE
result uf tho election Is Of less im-
purtIuco than the parity of he ballot
Th' spirit ct our institutions cannot
%" preserved o. crimes against ne
irtuohl-, are permitted tu gu uuuuu-
lsh.d
10 I~ reported That the election .s
tu Dol. contested aud that here ar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
Benefit Concert
To be Given by
Local Red Cross

Announcement o. made today ur
uu event that promises 10 enlist the
co operation and supper OF an loyal
AlluYurruuodUs The local chapter Of
th" Red Cross viii give e grand hcuc-
~ concert and entertainment at the
crystal thodtor Monday evening. sep
tDWhcr o.. at which 10 "p,cnndid pro
gram If music VAL be given with
several feature numbers Of unusual
interest
THO musical program viii Doe iu
charge uf Prof STANLEY Scdrr and
among the wou-kuown artists who
viii assist are Mrs, Ada Pierce Wiuu.
soprano aud Mis- Ralph NJ Houdcr-
son N%lolinlst tn" program and fca-
lures Will bee announced later The
committee in charge of arrangements
include Mrs Mclaughlin, Mrs. Ivan
iruusfold. and Mrs Margaret Mcdlcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
SCENERY
OF \. N. TO Be SHOWN
ON MOVIE SCREENS
Noted Chicago Outdoor Photo
grapher to Make Several Thous-
and Feet of Film in Five of the
Northern Counties of State.

Special tprrcspondeEcc 90 The Herald
Santa Fc. y A., sept. lO-C, w,
Hutton Of Chicago, one of the foremost
outdoor lotto picture photographers
in the United States leaves santa Fc
today with his equipmnet for a trip
through santa Re, Taos. Colftx, Mora.
ana san Miguel counties during which
he viii make several Thousand feet
OF films showing the mountain scenery
roads and points Ut interest to tourists
In the five counties. These Will be
the first group of a series of motion
picture films with which the publtritv
bureau OF the state land office VIII
show how much Of the best of New
MeNico's scenery and tourist attrac-
tons. as well as the developed aud
undeVeloped resources OF he state
TO tho patrons " thousands " the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

noes between Prussia, Bavaria and
Baden,
The SOLUTION Of the Polish question
Is to be announced in "A few days %
Nil begin with the institution Of a
regency 90 uncertain powers and th"
abolition Of the hated division into
Austrian and German spheres Of ad
m~inistration.
Other Papers ARE BOldcr.
The conservative aud Pan-Gcrmap
with the thought of a dissolution uf
newspapers daily are playing boldcr
the rcichstag and new elections. which
they claim would, after a proper cam
paign ~ education sohw that a ma
iority Of electors are not in favor of
"A peace based upon renunciatiois oi
the spells of victory. Representative
socialist and ceutrist organs, ON the
other hand show "a certain distaste
Tor this suggestion and profess not
.tohavc the slightest fear that the sent
'ment Of the majority Of the people
can be changed against them.
The Catholic organ Gormauia and
the Cologne Nolks Ieitung both up.
pose "A dissolution of the reiChstag.
Il is difficult To say how far the
-anneNatiouist press rs IN earnest in rs
dem nadfoT q dissolution OF the reich
stag or whether the campaign carried
on by them is intended merely t. EN-
courage Chancellor Michaelis 10 disre-
gard the reichstag peace resolution
There IL little doubt. however, that
the conservatives would rather risk
.1utNA.FM 49, -. Nh. ..N..NH.a. -I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

principal attraction at the big ath-
letic SHOW, and will appear twice
daily n this city with the Yankee
Robinson Wild Animal Circus on Fri.
DAY. September ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
GERMANS NOT OF ONE
MIND AS TO FATE Of
THE SMALL NATIONS
Teutonic Press Discusses the Flu.
ture Of Belgium, Alsace.L or.
raine and Poland; May be
Framing Reply to Pope S Note,

BY Associated Press
Copenhagen sept Delayed .-
The Weekend brought a number OF
references %. or Official declarations
concerning. Belgium Alslcc-Lorraiuo
and Poland in the German press.
which may f~urcshaduw progress OF
bach cot progress In Germany toward
solutions of these questions Tor In
sertiou In the reply Of Germany to
Pope Honcdict's peace pa oposal
Regarding Belgium, statements Dy
Berlin correspondents ur the Amster.
da mtathulic organ Tijd aud the Vi
emma catholic organ lteichSpost. ON
the proposal tu give Belgium COM
plctc autonomy subject Ju limitd-
lions tu prevent II entering into special
treaty relations with the entente pow
crs or maintaining q military force be-
= und that required FOR interior poll
.,ics, or 10 upset the Germau-made di.
Vision uf the country into Walluou
aud Flemish halves. have attributed
the attention ot the German press.
The Lukal Auzcigcr assumes that
1i4 represents thu ocutrists solution
"t the situation, but 1t says Tijd
''l'H'l hNN'lllhN lldl inc NtNpuStt
has been accepted iu principle by the
Double seven commission in Ger
many is premature.
\o Thought NJ Oppression.
a statement IN the South German
catholic organ. the Augsburg Post.
declaring that the time had come Tor
t frank declaration that the German
people have ma thought ~ depressing
Belgium enthusiastically. political or
military also b. attracting attention.
The meeting 81 the Double seven
committee in Berlin perhaps will show
either the above reprents the centrlstS
conception Of e fulflmeut 81 the
Posts wishes
In George Michaelis. the German
Imperial chancellor. iu an Interview
published IN stuttgart. shows hat the
tolerated governments are not yet
united as has been assumed or the
.dcl OF creating Alstee. Lorraine Ont,
u hereditary munarchial state, bat
| that some OF them are still toyins
WITH he Old idea OF dividing the prov.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12

on the SICK Iist.

on the sick list.
Miss Jessie Berry spent Sunday
and Monday with Miss Jewell Kelly
Joe Hawks and family Of Laa-
caster spent Sunday with H. Hawks
and family.
Tom Kelly and children Of Mount
Peak we're Sunday guests OF the for.
mer's brother. ]. Ed Kelly. here.
Buck Butler Of Floydaaa came IN
Saturday night.
Res and Mrs. Wagner were in
the community one afternoon last
week doing some pastoral calling
The young people enjoyed a sociaI
evening in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
# g. Jordan Monday night.
Miss Jeael Harrington spent Sun
day with Miss Lois Cox.
Remember, Sunday viii he Rex
Wasnef's appointment Everybody
be present who possibly can.
alr. aad Mrs. Lester Ralston visit.
81 at Mr. e. G. Stephenson at Wax
ahaehie sunday
Our singing sunday afternoon wa
very good considering the weather
aud sickness. We appreciate eli
help.
Mr., and Mrs. Evan Haassll o.
Wasahachie. Or. aud Mre. ponlin Wis
lied the home Of Mr.. Joe Kirk sun
day afternoon.
Misses Gertrude and Jessie Berr,
ana NayroHa Kirk visited Mrs. Dell
Tuesday afternoon, Miss Emma
Brateher accompanying them HON,
for the night
Mrs. Fin Garvin and children speni
Friday night and Saturday OF las
week with Mr, aud Mrs. ". II
Raines.
Alien Roe went to Ennis Fridag
to visit relatives.
Rev Lee Howell and family were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ". Z. Mid.
dleton last week.
The many friends OF Russell WI.
iisms were glad to see him able tt
be In sardis Monday.
Ar. and Mrs. o. W. Head, accom-
panied Miss Norfleet Grimes to hei
home from Sunday school aud spent
the day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12
ADVANCE MEN FOR NC
REVIVAL REACH CITY

Messrs Hanna and Waterl1oase.
representing E.Tangslists Brown
aud Curry. who are coming here
II hold . union revival meeting.
beginning early III March. reached
the city Saturday. Yesterday Mr..
Hanna held conference with the
pastors and executive committee
fer the purpose Of outlining plans
ana organ.zing for the work. 4
list Of names haze been sabmIfTea
hy the various pastors for service
Oh the different committees,
sEr. Wasarhease VIII hage charge
ol the wosk q fixing ~ the belid-
ing for he meeting. while Mr. H-a-
~ will have charge Of The organiza-
tisn af the work, Il conference il to
Pc keIa with gae management OF the
new garage building 10 determine
how much CT the floor space wiiI be
asall4ble-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
PlEAsEs MANY
PEOPLE THEuSsf THE Rtn.nINt
AMI RAVE A LOOK 1T uAEk-
LAND MODELS.
fsui VERY Fe~ Automobiles Present a
More Inviting Appearance and
People Make slass nf up-
pafsaassy.

According to announcement, $40
Overland company = today hoillnss
d very interesting and pleasing auto
slfow In the building formerly oee,l-
Ifuea 81 the sipalasng Furniture CONE
lany IN Sansh Rogers street. 4 ssse
ra8e Nas held "a noon which Included
Il long string 81 Overland cars. Tbs
pft cesslen was headed BY the band
ard presented 4 ssry infsrestsns
sight Is IL eireiea the square
During tie afternoon the peonle
aga beiae entertained With the var
/ ieus late models of automobiles and
hundreds ana hundreds CT people
Rave visited the show room. The
Overland automobile H d beautiful
Fsachlna and II nus been locked over
cafefa1ly by many aimlring eyes to-
day
Later this afternoon the picture
ssnw Mil instruct YOU regarding an
| automobile. This Il also q elesef
tart 81 the prograna which viii moi
fasl To entertain.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12
LINER NEW YORK NEAR
WHEN CALIFORNIA SANK

NEW yoRK. Feb. l2-The Am
erlean liner New York vas Only for
y miles assay from the point where
the liner California was SUNK by 6
submarine and heard the liners $.
q. s. call, officials o. tbs New YORK.
said. when The liner locked here To-
day
The New York put on All power
Ind raced a25 miles on FAR
northern course to get ont q the
ST bmarine zone. Il waa admitted
that no thought was given 70 the
piap Of sas8eflas the California
eaii. TIE blg timer carried as
passengers. majority q ahoa.
wege Americans who had made haste
to leave England @hen announce
meat OF the new submarine cam
Taign Was published
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
N REGULAR SESSION
MANY MATTERS or INTEREST
ARE BElNG discussed
DURING THE DAY.

The commissioners couFs In session
today selected the Waxaharhia Ma
tional hank 81 eoaaty depository TOR
The year, This hank MAS declared
the county depository On a bid 81
345l per ceas interest computed on
daily balances. The closest bid was
that OF the Citizens National. which
was 3.aTa per cent interest.
In addition the commissioners FIX
ed the ex-offIeso salaries of the vari-
Gus officers fur the ensuing two
years as foilows:
County clerk ssno. county judge
s5an, district clerk soc, sheriff.
ssee.
The commissioners also read over
and carefully considered q draft ai
d mex road Law for Ellis county
This Law was drafted hy Jndse "
NJ. Tidwell and Ii #ill ba submitted
10 Senator j NJ AiaerFiiee for MS
approval and intFpssn zion hefors
the legislature. Among either things
the law requires county commas
ssoners 10 give heir full time 10 the
work OF the county ansi pays them
. stipulated salary out af the gen
eral fund. The law is one worth
considering
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12

The measles are getting in their
WORK IN this eomlnunity--stilt new
cases. All doing nicely
Mrs not liendrlcks and listEe SOFA
Of Lillian are at the home of Mf.
lilann4a noW slck Afs Hannah Is
laiso sick
Professor M9rrls's brother of north
Tezaz is gith hlm al this time.
t. b. Carter ana FamiIy ana Mrs.
lF. Williams and daughter Stella
8ere sith Mir and Mrs, ". c. Ailer
Sunday
J i. Mccalcb and family OF Lone
Elsa t9ek dinner Sunday aith Il. j.
peik's family.
" r Eaatnap aud family aud
air add Mf& Harry Raiston went 10
Mansfield sunday
j. s. Tla8eil aud faniy ana Miss
Emma Hfa9eher moi0red 10 Italy
sunday aBd TOOK dinner with the
faglly at +. ~ BFateher.
Ten Boyd and family started 10
Mmsfeld sunday 10 Visit the fam=
is Of sir GaliaSsy When they
reached Midlothian they met the
faiaily OF Mr., Gallawag on Their way
% Sir, Bogd's 70 they ali came To
Dir. Boyds for the day
SIR. aed Mfs. u. ] Gray spsut a
fe& days lass seek with Sir and
airs. Edgar 5eay
Miss Yeimer Shears ie(l Saturday
io4 Dallas % take business coHve
We resftt efig mrea To tsa AlaH
Wilmer froa our community as she
VIZ 90 mura he|H
Mr aud alfs. e Turner are both
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12
SCHOOL BOARD IS
FIRM IN DECISION
TAIL TO LISTEN To APPEAL OF
THE PATRONS REGARDING
SITE FuR EUILD1No.
New school Building Will BE Erect
"a On tho Newly Acquired
Site According to the
Original Plans

Instead of meeting the school
hoard IN q called session or mass
meeting tie committee OF ten- ap-
pointed by the citizens mass aaees-
Ing last Thursday night. together
with i large following II friends Wiao
faEorad Leaving tfe school Size la-
changed. went before the board on
Friday afternoon and discussed Tie
mater OF i site for the high school
at length The board heard the
egsssa nj tee ara read carefully 0ger
tie ressoa u4iofs adopted BIZ tfaa mass
meeting. hut Eney eies.lined 70 reseind
their action aaa the ae8 high school
building viii Sc erected on Ike
Rash Williams property on tae
north side
In discussing TING matter OF keep
iag the fsaf school Oh the present
site taa patrons declared they would
rather see the present building tori
down or moved away than to sec
the new building put away of on
the site selected Ore speaker sug
gasaed that tbs building b. moved
from lis present Glse and the new
one erected thereon, but this xas
declared impractical.
The board IN declining 10 grant
tha request would not admit thar
they have usnrped any power. They
declare they have spent two or
three months going over the sstua~
ton aud know that all interests eaa
best be served by putting the neH
building on another site from tbs
present campus 1t is declared that
Il majority Of the members OF the
board favored the present site Hn-
ii. thay began To figure on placing
high school building on It ard
then they changed their minds.
They declare there IL no good jude
ilent In the arguments taas much
money could be saved In the #ay Of
5anitor service and heating devices
al OF which they claim to have
gene thoroughly over.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12
st}rrlf PRONG.

Despite the fact that Sunday was
La biustery day. Rev NJ ~. Pres
tidge preached two fine sermons al
this place. The morning services
We're enjoyed by a large crowd, but
only few attended services sunday
might.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster spent sunday
with Mrse Barlow.
Rev. odell OF Naxahaehie attend
ed services here Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs Stanley Kennedy
who since Christmas have moved in
to our community. attended services
here Sunday. Mrs. Keanedy. for
merry Miss Nellie Cox, was once one
OF our leading sunday school teach
ers and among those who took tho
greatest interest in Sunday school
and va hope to see her with her
husband come cut every sunday and
be as faithful in the future as she
VAS In the past,
Rev, IL. W Prestidge and Rev.
odell took dinner Sunday with Mrs.
Aday.
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Haukins took
dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Pigg and attended singing at
Buena Vista Sunday evening.
Miss Clara LleNellyn went to En-
mis- Saturday evening.
Jess Carroll is still suffering from
laerippe
Mr. and Mrs Louis Giles spent
Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. W. q.
Chlles.
we are glad 10 welcome Mr..
Fletcher into our Sunday school
sunday
Rev Preatidge is spending a fcv
days 10 oar community Going some
~ort on W. II. iIaukius house.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harvey PIGS and
family and Miss Clara Ilewellyn
TOOK supper sunday night with NJ.
aud Mrs. w, II laukIns.
Miss Eeoaa Eantreao, who has
been real sick. is able to be up again.
Grandma Horn t. suffering from
a cold IT this writing.
Miss Evelyn brateher Of Waxa-
haehte attended services here sun
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12
NAVY IS ARM|NG
SEA GOING tues
IoaTs At GALVESTON AND
AND OTHER GIiaE POINTS
ARE BEING ARMED
Six and Three Pound kapia rHe's
Are Being Mounted on
Small Craft~-~fnr.
pose Not Known.

GALVESTON. Texas. Feb. IL -
The lfnised States navy has com
pieted arrangements for the ar'nias
d. all sea-going tugs al Galveston
and other Gulf and Atlantic ports
seeording to d naval official here
today.
Ela said sha, ample six and three
pound rapitl firers aud munitions
were available for tnis purpose.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12

The Eastern star viii have call
9. nesting tomorrow night At 1850
the occasion being q visit from the
grand district deputy All members
are requested 70 be present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-12

we're useless and only an operation
would help ne. hut Lydia f. Pinkharl'a
Vegetable Compound has proved ii
otherwise. / em n0w perfectly well
aud can 10 any Kind Of work. - Mrs.
NELLIE PHEffs, care OF K. A. Rider.
X. ID. No. &, Fulton. II. T.
We wish every woman who suffers
from female troubles. ncFvoastess.
baekaeh OF the blues could see the let.
tegs wl1tte9 ~ women made weil by Ly.
e!a u Eihkban Vegetable Compound
+ ypti IA . bai symptoms aid do aet
uutl gstaaa the cause write Ia the
Lgdl. &. p'Rkf'am Medicine Co. byaa.
A4A4s., for ae!piGl adYsce glgsa free.