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The Washington times., 1917-02-24
CHAPLIN SMASHES
BOWLING RECORD
Continental PinspiIIer Rolls Set
of 435 in District Duck
pin League.
HIS GAMES 143, IA, AND 148
McLennan, of Agriculture, Es-
tablishes Tenpin Mark
With 6s1 Total.
HIS GAMES 143, 144, AND 14s

Harry Krauss, authority on bowl
ing and quite a performer himself,
as every local pinspiller knows, re-
marked the other day, after Nick
Chaconas had rolled a duckpin set of
423 with the Gandils in the Arcade
League, that this mark would be
beaten by a total of more than 430
before the season ended.
Krauss' prediction was made good
last night when Ray Chaplin, rolling
anchor for the Continentals against
the Garrisons in the District League,
achieved a mark oY 435. His games
were 143, IA, and las, showing a re-
markably consistent performance.
Chaplin missed very few spare
breaks, obtained heavy counts on
nearly all marks, and used his third
ball effectively. He left not more
than two pins standing in each gama
He averaged about six marks to the
game.
Having Great Season.
Chaplin is having one of the best
years of his career on the alleys. His
rolling has featured many a match
this season and last nights set places
him among the stars of bowling for
all time here. Chaplin has an average
of better than ITO in the District
League.
His rolling in match games and
tournament competition has been sem
sational all season. He was the star
of the Palace tournament in which he
rolled a qualifying total of more than
] ,440 for ten high games, and attract
ed attention a short time ago in
special two-man team match, rolling
with Ed HOwser against Johnny
Naeth and Tom Mayhem. The pairs
hook up again next week and Chapin's
performance will be watched with
interest.
Gets Big Tenpin Set.
While Chaplin was sweeping duck
pins off the boards with gusto, Nc
Lehman, Of the Agriculture team, was
establishing a tenpin record in the
Washington City League, rolling
against Bureau. Strings of 233. 219,
and 229. gave him set of 6s1, which
is one of the best totals registered
in this city in many a season.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
IDLE LINERS COST
100000 A WEEK
American Line Officials More
Concerned About Keeping
U. S. Flag on Seas.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-The policy
of the United States Government in
Withholding protection to passenger
carrying steamships flying the Amer
ican flag is costing the American Line
alone about 100000 a week. This
amount is a conservative estimate,
according to a steamship official
familiar with the facts.
President p. A. S. Franklin. OF the
International Mercantile Marine Com
pany. of which the American Line is
a part, declined last night to discuss
the money side OF the embarrassment
in which the line finds itself.
Mr. Franklin's position is that offi-
cials OF the company do not wish to
emphasize their money loss, however
large IL may be. Their principal
concern is to keep the American flag
on the seas in a way that will pre-
serve national seIf-respect
Right TO Protection.
at is a fairly simple matter to
reckon up the loss in dollars that our
enforced idIeness is causing u.s." said
Mr.. Franklin, land the sum is stag
gering, but ! do not care to dwell
on that side of the matter. What we
have insisted on is our right to pro-
lection Of some sort so we can MAIN
tain our legitimate business.
"As matters stand we are helpless
to do anything. We cannot find guns
and gunners ourselves, and so far the
- L.
us. Therefore our ships must stay
tied up. no matter how much It costs
our stockholders. We cannot take
the responsibility of endangering
lives"
Further private messages from the
steamship Philadelphia. now approach
ing this side OF the Atlantic after
getting safely through the subms-
rine zone, assure the American Line
officials that all on board the liner
are safe and that the ship will reach
here probably on Thursday. February
22. When she arrives she will be tied
~ indefinitely, joining the St Louis,
Paul. New York and Kroonland as
ctims OF the German blockade.
Finland To Sail.
The Finland. now at Liverpool. is
Expected to sail within a few days,
but officials OF the line naturally de-
cline TO give out any definite infor- |
nation on that point.
Two weeks have passed without
any assurances to the American Line |
from the United States Government |
that any sort OF protection Is cOntem- |
plated. President Franklin hopes the |
will come to some de- |
cision TSrly this week, but he has no |
informa lion on the matter.
To add TO the predicament Of the |
company. a demand has been made |
by the crews of the idle ships for an |
increase In pay amounting TO 100 per |
cent. No action has been taken on /
the demand. as there is no present |
likelihood that the services of the |
crews will be needed for some time. |
II is believed. however. that a salts
factory arrangement can be made |
quickly enough If the Government |
provides guns and so releases the |
ships
The Washington times., 1917-02-24

" dEu LChAhtIss I" AAal ~
Miss ]. r. wrieg. willard
Miss NJ. II. Trask. Willard
ID. ID. Trask, Willard.
NJ. W. Steinforth. willard
L. Pollak. Willard.
w. p. HAGEN. willard.
Miss c. E. Deviling. VIII
lard.
Joseph Mason. willard.
l.. B. s. willard. Willard.
Karl Connell, willard.
X. W. watuson. Willard.
c. d. Pettis, willard.
W. r. Macdonald, Willard,
NJ. c. Butler. Harris.
c. o. Brian and wife, Har-
william McCarmSn. Harris.
Roller Burns, Capitol Park.
W. II. Bush and wife. Cap
itol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Mead.
Capitol Park.
Helen V. MOffett. Capitol
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Trashk.
Capitol Park.
Mrs. F. C. Moffett, Capitol
Park.
Edward Hungerford. CapI-
tol Park.
d. Papendrecht. Capitol
Park.
John T. Carew. continen-
tai.
Harry c. Thornberg. Conti-
mental.
Max Rothaphfel. Continen-
tai.
Jerome Hattenbock. ContI-
mental.
James Smith. Continental.
John Diamond, Continental
Charles Begley. Continental
Mrs. A. Z. Hobbs. COnti-
mental.
F. s. Smith, Continental.
c. w. Dure and wife, Con-
tinentaI.
Miss Catherine Dure, Con-
tinental.
william II. Boyles and
wife, Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Whaley.
Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hirsch,
Continental.
@. H. Tolson, Continental.
f. T. Rneck. Continental.
@. G. Kendrick. Harrington.
r. NJ. Howe. Harrington.
II. Z. Hayes. Harrington.
Nat Rosen, Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Goodwin,
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Preston,
Harrington.
]. S. Chiffon. Harrington.
Kebus. Sterling.
r. Martin. Sterling.
+. o. Gordan and wife, Ster-
ling.
W. F. Shaw. Sterling.
Parker. Raleigh.
L. Y. Murray, Raleigh.
=. II. Shelley. Raleigh.
w. E. Cooper. Raleigh.
=. ID. Beck, Raleigh.
Miss w. v. Shelley, Raleigh.
Mrs. +. II. Shelley, Raleigh,
D. j. Simons. Raleigh.
Mrs. l.. Brown. Raleigh.
Miss A. B. Haynes, Raleigh.
A. Van Pennenburg. Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Clansere,
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Eaton,
ShOreham.
p. Carlebach, Shoreham.
". +. Lensen. Shoreham.
Mrs. George J. Wheeler,
Shoreham.
J. n. SnodgrasS- Shoreham.
D. J. HuRgerty. Shoreham
I. c. Wiswell. Shoreham.
George T. McWade. Shore
ham.
Miss Z. NJ. White. Lafayette.
Miss c. White, Lafayette.
Katherine Johnston, Lafay-
cite.
L. Il. Burton, Lafayette.
NEW YORK STATE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, Buff
falO. ST. James.
W. a. German. Brooklyn,
Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lchr,
Brooklyn. Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Merrtck.
Olean. LINCOLN.
]. Cohen, Columbia Uni
veTsity. National.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Smith.
Niagara Falls. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Curtis.
HammOndsport. Willard.
Mrs. l.. c. IsaynOr, Brooklyn,
Willard.
Hiss II. :. Aleschman, Brook
lyn, Willard.
Miss l.. +. Mundy, Syracuse,
Willard.
+. S. MACPHERSON. Niagara
Falls. Harris.
James William King Ken
dali, Niagara Falls. Har-
ris.
]. Sidney Startling. Buffalo.
Capitol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Shepard, |
Watertown. Capitol Park. |
Joseph Barrett and wife |
Forest Hills. Continental.
taymond Moore, Ithaca.
ShOrehAm.
NORTH CAROIINA
The Washington times., 1917-02-24

| ARIZONA,
J. Bruner and wife, Chloride.
Capitol Park.
ALABAMA.
J. L. Williams, Montgomery,
National.
|. BRUSSELS.
Ethelebert Watts, Shoreham. |
CALIFORNIA.
V. W. MacCollum and wife, |
Los Angeles. Continental.
Mr.. Earl Major. Los Angeles,
Sho-eham.
Charles r. Baker. San Fran
CASIO, Bellevue.
CANADA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Cough
lin, Toronto, Raleigh.
A. D. Hooper, Montreal, Ra-
leigh.
COLORADO.
NJ. E. shuch. Denver, st
James.
J. p. slOss. Denver. St.
E. W. Brandon. Denver.
St. James.
CONNECTICUT.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bar
ton. Norwalk. Lincoln.
E. A. Burdett, Congress
Hall.
Mrs. William G. Brown, Con-
gress Hall.
II. r. williams, Hartford.
Capitol Park.
Joseph Meyer. Bridgeport,
Capitol Park. /
S. II. Moore and wife. New
Haven. Continental.
T. B. Shanley. New Haven,
Continental.
H. Z. Sherwin, New Haven,
Raleigh.
DELAWARE.
H.sG. Mcdowell. Whining
ton, Continental.
FLORIDA.
W. W. Bashline, De Land,
National.
GEORGIA.
C. z. schell. Macon. st.
James.
A. W. Beaupri. Atlanta.
Hudson.
W. r. Hogan and wife. At
lanta, Harris.
W. P. Hopper. Macon, Con-
tinental.
J. A. DSnen, Atlanta, Har-
rington.
A. ]. Poole, Atlanta. Ra-
leigh.
NJ. l.. Covington. Atlanta.
Ebbitt.
HOLLAND.
W. ]. Burnman, Hiliegom,
National. 4
J. G. Kerlen and wife. Har-
J. a. verhoag and wife.
Harris
Ach de Frer and wife. Har-
J. c. Van Cullen and wife.
Harris.
Van Kempen. Harris.
IDAHO
J. e. Bryce, Boise, Raleigh.
ILLINOIS.
]. T. Binkley. Chicago. oc-
cidental.
Mrs. E. Lacnunthal. Chi
cago. willard.
F. M. y; Farrell. Chicago
]. >; kennedy. Chicago.
J. p. Ess. Chicago. Capitol
H. ,. Wright. Chicago. Cap
itol Park
W. E. Alberto. Chicago. Cap
itol Par.
E. L. Duncan. Chicago, Con-
tinental.
c. A. SearIe, Chicago, Con-
tinental.
J. Austin Murphy. Chicago.
Continental.
F. ]. Thompson, Chicago.
Continental.
E. r. Goldsmith, Chicago,
Continental.
II. F. Digges, Chicago, Ra-
leigh.
J. Z. Bowles, Chicago, Ra-
leigh.
Mrs. Augustus Peabody.
Chicago. Shoreham.
Mrs. Jacob Baur, Chicago
s. F. Nichols. Chicago. Co
don.
INDIANA.
p. whitman, winslow. Ma
tIonal.
E. ". Kover. Fort Wayne,
Capitol Park.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Wilson,
Fort Wayne, Continental.
TrafTord NJ. Wilson. Fort
Wayne. Continental.
J. NJ. Connolly. Indianapolis.
Continental.
IOWA.
F. f. Conover and wife,
Tom Moor, Continental. !
JAPAN.
Ryoji Noda. Tokyo. Conti-
mental.
KENTUCK
Mrs. ]. d. Francis, PikevilIe,
Willard.
LOUISIANA.
W. II. Hahn. New Orleans,
St. James.
c. A. E. George. New Or
leans. Lincoln.
A. AlIest. Alexandria, Con-
tinental.
C. VI. Waters. Alexandria.
Continental.
Sterling.
Bobbie Russell and wife,
New Orleans, Sterling.
BfAINE.
+. W. Bishop. Congress Hall.
John y. FOye. CantOh, HAr- ,
ris.
MARYLAND.
+. Waters. jr.. Baltimore,
Metropolitan.
F. Roberts, Baltimore, Met
ropOlitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Barnes,
Baltimore. Metropolitan.
Afr. and Mrs. +. r. Can,
Baltimore. Metropolitan.
r. J. Briggs, Baltimore, St.
James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d.
Bow. Baltimore. St.
James.
william v. Dawson. Ger
mantown. at. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. F. Floyd. '
Baltimore. Lincoln. !
HattOn ID. Broom. Barnes ]
VILE, Lincoln. !
w. Shaw, Westover, Ma
The Washington times., 1917-02-24

OHIO.
II. l.. McCready. Mansfield,
Metropolitan.
c. F. Harvey, Cleveland,
Metropolitan.
NJ. KRtzenberg, Youngs.
town, National.
c. Fenton and wife, Akron.
Capitol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Young,
Toledo. Capitol Park.
C. e. Martin. Toledo, ContI-
mental.
A. W. Stockman. Cleveland,
Continental.
Harold E. Enrich and wife.
Cleveland. Continental.
A. G. Behr. Cleveland, HAr-
rington.
John Bowditch. jr.. Youngs-
town, Raleigh.
7. G. Briston, Mansfield,
RaleIgh.
II. n. Swearingen, Colum-
bus. Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IT. Donahey,
Cleveland. Driscoll.
Miss Catherine Dawson,
Cleveland. Driscoll.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
mAINE
MARYLAND.

+. W. Bishop. Congress Hall,
John y. FOye, Canton, HAr-
The Washington times., 1917-02-24

Totals. JO3 49, SIS
COMMERCIAL


- II 40 TotaIss ~ t7S +65
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

NJ. VI. Hayes. Charlotte
Metropolitan.
+. o. Hewlett, Whining.
ton. St. James.
william b. Jones. Raleigh,
Cochran.
J. l.. McChuTch. Raleigh,
Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Cham.
Der. Wakefield. National
y; b. Ayers. Monroe. Ma,
C; NJ. Thicker, Monroe. Ma.
]. W. Cline, Asheville. Ma,
tional.
J. W. HavinPsworth, New.
ton. National.
c; F. Wall, Charles Town
National.
X. +. Flint ant wife. Ris-
marck. Harrington.
John W. Morehead. Char
lOtte, Harris.
Ernest REYNOLDS, Charlotte
Capitol Park.
Miss Lucy Myers. Greens.
boro. Capitol Park.
Mrs. r. NJ. Douglas. Greens.
boro, Capitol Park.
NJ. +. Douglas, Greensboro,
Capitol Park.
N. F. Legg. Henderson. Con.
tinental.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Atwell.
Charlotte, Continental.
@. A. Offus and wife, Char
lotte. Harrington.
8. =. Beasely and wife. Hen
daFaoD GfarIIpn
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
INDIANA.

p. whitman, Winslow. Ma
tIonal.
f. W. kover. Fort Wayne,
Capitol Park.
Mrs. Edward NJ Wilson.
Fort Wayne, Continental.
Trafford NJ. Wilson. Fort
Wayne. Continental.
J. NJ. Connolly, Indianapolis,
Continental.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
RHODE ISLAND.

Mrs W. F. Blanchard. Proyi-
dence. Continental.
Mrs. +. II. Sunderland.
Providence. Continental.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
IOWA.
LOUISIANA.

". II. Hahn. New Orleans.
St. James.
c. A. E. George. New Or
leans. Lincoln.
A. AlIest. Alexandria, Con-
tineutal.
c. M. Waters. Alexandria.
Continental.
Billy Ryan, New Orleans,
Sterling.
Bobbie Russell and wife,
New Orleans. Sterling.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
SOUTH CAROLINA

Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Alber-
gotten, Columbia. Metro
politan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy II. Will
burn. Columbia, St
James.
A n Parker. Monticello,
National.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
SPAIN,
TENNESSEE.

W. f. Bell, Peno Dyreedo,
National.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
NORTH DAKOTA.
OHIO.

o. NJ. and Mrs. Opdahl, Ray,
National.
The Washington times., 1917-02-24
FOURTEENTH STREET LEAGUE.


Totals. ga 4gI 46S
ENPIN LEAGUE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
MANY SCHOOLS N
STATE LEAGUE
INTERsCHOLASTfC LEAGUE HAS
ENROLLED 1850 SCHOOLS
OF THE STATE.
Enrolment Expected to Reach Tive
thousand Before Final Com
tests Are Held al Anatin
Next May.

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. g.~The In
terseholastic league Of the University
ni Texas has enrolled up to date Il
total Of 1859 schools. representing
isI counties In the state. The en-
rolIment at the same time last gear
vas only e01 schools ard the fotaf
for the year was only 1895 scaocis
Professor r.. -. shurter. director
c. the league, expects to have two
thousand schools enrolled before the
holding OF the final state contests
at Austin during the month Of MAJ
Texas established the record last
year OF having the largest orgaEiza-
ton Of the kind In the United States.
The league holds contests In debate
and defamation, oratory. spelling,
essay writing, and all forms of
athletics. The contests begin in tho
particular school and extend through
the county and district elimination
contests to final state contest at
which the winners for the entire
state are determined. 1t IS Atimased
that $4,000 school children will be
engaged In these contests during the
year. Subjects Of popular interest
IRE chosen for the intellectual con-
tests. The subject Or debate this
year is THE Single Tax and each
debating team Is required to be pre-
Jared on both sides o. the question
When the district winners have bssa
determined. they will meet in AHstIa
to decide the state championship at
which time the large number d
school children are the guests 81
the students OF the University a
Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
BIC LEAGUES Nfu1lpc
De gg1sSIIRd1'' elsF
DETROIT TIGERS Will -
TRAINING SEASON In MAN
iHACHIE IN MARCH.

Texas viii see the big league base
ball teams in action this spring as
usual. during the training season.
The Detroit Tigers will train ut Wax
ahachie, under Hughie Jennings.
The squad will consist Of about
thisty-three veterans and recruits.
Among the latter viii be magy
youngsters OF unknown ability.
The New York Giants will train
at Marlin. Nelson triel Way, for
mer Yale football star. will try ont
with MeGraw's squad this season.
The Giants Will play the Dallas.
Texas league team at Dallas March
5, 4. 10 and III. March IL and IS.
Houston at Houston; March "a and
Is San Antonio at San Antoaio:
March 81 aud April i. Detroit At
Dallas; April ,. Detroit at Wichita
Fails, April 5. Detroit II Oklahoma
City; April 4. Detroit AT Tulsa,
The Chicago Americans will also
train at Mineral Wells, and have sew
eral games booked With the Dallas
team.
The Texas league season win open
April 8,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
MODERN WOODMEN OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED FRIDAY

The Modern Woodmen had an in
stallation of officers at the hall las
night in addition to a very interest
ing business and initiatory service
There were eight applicants read ant
six candidates initiated.
J. II. Ragsdale was installation of
ficer, He was assisted by H. a
ptlkington, Installation escort THIS
installed were:
Past counsel Il t. Cleary.
Consul-Clarenee Mccormick.
Advisor Paul Nelson,
Clerk u. w Goodlett.
anker-Emmett IIales.
Sentry Dee Groves,
Waterman Tom Groves.
Escort Andrew Potts
Manager-W. G, McClain,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
ARIZONA sOLONS
To MEET MONDAY
LEGISLATURE MAY Ri, ABLE TO
DECIDE WHO is COVER
NOR OF THE STATE.
The Present Incumbent. George "
T.. Hunt, Is Holding office
Despite Efforts 10
Gust Him.

pH0RNfY krfe Tan EThe
,.., ,...z.. ,,s.
No'sN'''o" = 9 l@0Ns' ps.'s's7 . =
eaaoeie To-Day tat ho2oa3 me 70
Vito will be governor when tie
legislature meets Monday.
No ono knows Sbetber tba admin
istration or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. win
dominate 90 the administration is
vet to he determined M one
Knows anvtbine about II exeenf
mar thera g every indication Of one
~ inc fve,ieet sessions IN The brief
history Of tbe habv state
The eoyornorshjp is ~ present
tiaa mn in taa corrfs Tom c,amn-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
TRIANGLE KAY BEE AT
DIXIE THEATER TODAY

ssH 3. Warner, with Dorothy Dali
ton and an all star cast. are appear
fn9 at the Dixie theater today in a
Triangle Kay Bee five act dramatic
feature in the title of THE Raid
0ts The play affords an interest,"
h,g comparison of intellectual and
o6ye-man methods brought into
csyunterplay to achieve the same ends.
Haldeman, one OF the largest brain
p0wors in the world OF intricate ii
nance. il shown to be powertess
when held prisoner by two armed
men bent Oh his ruin.
On Monday the Dixie will show a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
ATTEMPT Is MADE 70
PaCsfY NAVY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Sin an
effort 10 naeify the navy department
which has perslstentiy blocked ct
forts for relief for the occupants Of
oil lands belonging 10 the govern
ment. The senate puhllc lands cont
mittee today adopted substitute for
the Thelan amendment 70 the leasing
hill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
FogMER MINISTER 80RDEN
DEAD IN NOVA SCOTIA

MONTREAL. Jan. G. sir Freder-
iel, Borden. former minister OF lnu-
nitioua. is dead at Caanipg. Nova
Scotia, Borden WAS member OF the
late liberal ministry.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
Woman Found Dead Near Lawrence

TERRELL, Texas. Ian e. Mes
5. j. Maap was found dead ia her
home near Lawrence, She had been
an invalid several months. Her
death was from n&tural cause.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06

day two reel Keystone comedy fea-
ture in two reels, IAN Oily scoun-
drel," featuring the great Keystone
comedian, Fred Mace. George ovey
Is playing Cub comedy. THE
Rookie" and tbs other reel is. a
kalem sensational railroad drama
starring Heller Holmes IN The Lone
Point Mystery"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
Man Killed BY lightning.

HONEY GROVE, Texas. Jan, 6.
Tommie Powell, Is years old. a
gravel hauler on the good roads
leading north from Honey Grove.
vas killed hy lightning while dri4-
ing along the road with a load Of
gravel The team was not hurt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
Al the EnnifN.

''The Battle of Truth" Biograph
three act dramatic feature, is the
leading attraction at tho Empire
theater today Vera sisson, the
much favored little actress, plays
the leading role, and has the sup
pert of an all star cast, including
Charles II. Males, Charles Perley,
Jack Drumeir and Ivan Christy. The
other attraction at the Empire today
is Triangle Keystone comedy fed-
lure In two reols. starring Chester
Conklin, with Slim Somerville, in
''Bueking Society,"
At the Queen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06

Brady made picture. THE Madness
OF Helen, starring Carlyle Black
well and Ethel Clayton in the lead
ing roles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06

%. $. STEVENS. practical nurs from
IProyident sanitariuTn. Waco. now
located In Waxahachia. VIII glad
20 get in touch with any on need
ing male nurse New phone zs-3
rings. z5spd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06
LOST OR FOUND.

LOST Small boys rain coat excellent
Herbert Herring at Daily the tricks
fice. \ the western
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06

SEE TIE NEW FRISCO CLOVER
LEAF tour passenger roadSte With
half million dollar motor at ,. g.
AeNair 4 Sons. first door east
Waxahaehie National bank, Naxa-
haehie. Texas. onls $50 20
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06

ron SALE One secondhand Dodge.
two secondhand Fords. oEe 8 Z Z 'EGp-
mobile. Howell Hardware Go. tt
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FOR SALE-Plenty OF old news
papers ut the Daily Light office. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06

Want ads arc good iaFssn4oats.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-06

FOR Watkins T.;nTment and
other remedies. fine fIasoriug ex-
tracts, pure ground spices. toilet ar
ticles and full line stock and poultry
remedies. Satisfaction guaranteed.
will deliver. Phone $50. A. Fl. All
darson 1.-THE Watkins man, tt
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A brand new Ford car.
Herman Cock, phone SIS. z47!
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MENsour illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how teach the barber trade
quickly, mailed Trees Moler Barber
College, Dallas. Texas. AIaeSSvs.1-
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SEE Mixssl, Peters q Co. FORE ~
Tornado and Automobile Insuf
Only the best companies reprnut-
cd. Phone 217 ~
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Ic. &. KENNEDY q Co. Fire. Tor
nado and Automobfle Insurance W.
represent old lire. prompt paying
companies South Rogers street.
Phone 152. u
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HARBER TRADE taught at exas
Barber College, the worlds grstest-
Position when competent. Frecata-
logue explaining Dallas Or Fort
Worth, Texas. 81 pd
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FOR sERvIcEAt syncoss wood
yard. Thoroughbred Jersey male 81
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H. u. Roberts, noves and 1syeIs
houses Residence phone 287. e
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Liverpool Sales.

Sales .. 12.G0E
Receipts . ,. 1,let
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SERVICE, Two Jersey males for
service at my barn. Old phone sas.
Fegay 4 Sen. 26Spd
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For RENT.

FOR RENT--one large bed room.
Apply 500 West Jefferson or phone
74s. a4s