Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 1, Ed. 1 Monday, March 26, 1917 Page: 4 of 6
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fiUMUra NO TIRED FEELING
fitter a bath in a room properly
•quipped with porcelain tab aid
•pea aaniUuy plumbing. Everything
lb eo Imaculatt ly clean that you feel
Ml percent better than you would
fit the old fashioned tat a. Don’t
jheild your new house or alter your
«M one without learning all about
the latest improvement*; in plumb-
from Crons’s. who are real san-
itary plumbers and know their busi-
F. S.Cronk Co.
EA0V1K18TB) PLUMBERS AND
GAS FITTERS
Ifikas ba i^«n^Pl»thiM w«»«
are booster* for the Ellis
'. * .. County Sanitarium.
TK DAILY LIMIT
Published Daily Except Sunday
t By The
orunisE fiimsiik ct
MJD-CP CAPITAL STOCK <86000
v ’ OFFICERS
ft W. Simpson.. -..President
ft W. Kent... .V. P. and Treasurer
#. A. Ownby.Secretary
! DIRECTORS
ft w. Simpson. J. Lee Penn T. A
Parris A. M. Browning. C. W. Kent.
V. A. Ownby. Lee P. Quaite._
fir. A. Ownby...Editor
o. A. Tunneii.City Editor
0. If. Kent...... .Business Manager
Entered at the Waxahachie Post*
office as Mail Matter of the Second
fitaee*_
* DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Month by Carrier.59
■tx Months by Carrier.$2.75
Am Tear in Advance.$5.09
One Tear in Adv. Out of City $4.09
jrXKXl.T SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Qm Year in Advance.$1.90
•ix Months in Advance.6<»
Three Months in Advance.21
EIGHT PAGES.
Skirts will be worn longer during
the spring still they will come
much higher.
- 4-
The late legislature was guilty
‘of many sins of commission and
omission and submission.
-4-
Bro. Brown preached three great
sermons yesterday and the taber-
nacle was packed at each service.
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Again we find ourself with the
minority. We were not named by
the legislature as a notary public.
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The world owes a living only to
those who have enough "git-up-
and-git” to rise up and go after it.
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When you launch your vessel out
on the sea of matriraory > >u should
keep a close look out for subma-
rines.
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No “Life on the Ocean Wave” for
us so long as the Genoaa subma-
rines display such wonder* ul activi-
ty.
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Your nose will never give you
cny great trouble If you will man-
age to keep it out of the business
or other people.
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Some wives have long since learn-
ed never to fool away any time
in going through their husband’s
pockets.
r>--4-
If we are to have a eomstltutioral
convention then in the selection of
delegates this is one time when the
office should seek the man .
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For a very- good reason which it
is hardly necessary to mention our
same did not appear or the flG.QO
list at the tabernacle yesterday.
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From the amount of trouble caus-
ed by the apple tree in the garden
Of Eden we are satisfied 1 ttnust
have been of the Hen Davis variety.
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A “Back-to-the-Kiuhen” move-
ment is being organized but so tar
those in charge have not been over
run with applications for member-
ship.
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The man behind the gun cannot
do bis full duty to the country
unless the man behind the plow
cpmef .vyiip. his part of the
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l It Is about time for you to take
ypur wife's lawn mower down to
the el top and have it sharpened-
Bbe should not be expected to worry
with s dull machine.
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v OCR BIRTHDAY.
The Dally Light enters its 25th
year today. The passing of anothe-
mile-stone calls to mind the progress
that has been made since the paper
was established twenty-four years
rgo today. Men have come and
men have gone from its helm but
the paper founded with the pur-
pose of stimulating development
lives on and is growing and expand-
ing with the town in which it is
published.
The Dally Light was founded for
a purpose. How well it has filled
that mission is left ftr its readers
to say. It’s first apwarance was
i:i form of a smal four-page berth’
then came the large- ;ages ai d tbs
patent inside. Ia those days of
hand compo itlon the effort was
feeble but the inf n< nee of it*
paper was always for the gotd. It
espoused the cause a the na-.se*
and has striven to fidhi their battles
throughout its career. Step by step
the publication has progressed until
now It assumes proportions of a
near metropolitan daily which covers
in detail and summary the news of
the world nation and state as well
as the local happenings of the town
and county.
Years ago the management tsf
the paper set a standard which is
a little in advance of what the pat-
ronage will justify but at no lima
have the directors been willing to
cut the service for sake of dividends
end as a result today the Daily
Light ranks far ahead of paper;
published in towns of the size of
Waxahacbie. It is the purpose of
the management to continue to press
on toward the goal of highest rank
and nothing shall be left undone
to make this paper a true reflector
of the progress and development
of the community. In this im-
portant undertaking each and every
citizen may have a part. With
your aid and co-operation the local
columns may be improved and with
your financial aid a still better
service will be possible.
In the years gone by the manage-
ment has given their beat efforts
and this they will do in the future.
May the citizenship of W&xahachie.
the county and nation enjoy health
wealth and prosperity.
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The Germans are reported as
felling back along the French front
but they do not appear to be ex-
ceeding the speed limit in getting
away.
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Waxahachie is soon to hold an
election for city officers but the
selections having already been made
in the white man’s primary- there
if no undue excitement prevailing.
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As a general rule a wife wants
her husband to spend a good i cr-
tion of his time at home but when i
the house cleaning period arrive:; j
she prefers that he should make!
himself as scarce as possible.
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The children’s choir at the Liber- j
tabernacle Saturday night was great j
The little fellows almost raised th 1
roof and each son: was re ■■ i
by the audience Wth entbu !/. i !
evidence of aipre.ution. Hr;
(Juice is cert air ty a great L alter. •
A
DALLAS Texas 51 arch 26.—Th-
forty-third annual st&'c-wfd* Sunday
nbool meeting for all denomination •
opens here today an i will conti.-.ue
until April 1. Tlu -e distinct < ion - ;
lions are being In id and ut butt
3000 delegatus arc in ulendanc'.
The Adult Bible clan.- conv. ntioo
will be in session from tonight until
tomorrow' night: the general conven-
tion for workers of all grade.- on;
Wednesday Thursday and Friday!
nights while that of the older boys
and girls will extend from Friiny
mght through Sunday April 1 the
latter period bed: selected so ;
not to interfere with school work.
The Texas Sunday School e . unc-
tion was formed here ii ISIS. Many
prominent spoukcis have beet! en-
gaged for the convention the inter-
national association being rcpi .-•-• nt-
e 1 by William A. Brown and Prof.
E. O. Excell Chicago noted song
leader and hymn writer.
SliEHMAN MIN IS SHOT
\\ 1) KILLED AT HOWE.
SHKKMaX. Tex a March -■
Tom Murphy well-isn*wn landown-
er of this city war shot and in
slantly hilled ut Howe twelv- i. :
south of here late yesterday utto;-
uoou. The shooting was at C.e
home of Si Wheat a brother-in la'.
who is charged by warrant with
murder in connection with Murphy'.;
death.
Cost Uttlt—*av. much—waat adn.
|T0 0IG1NIZE
FORMATION OF TEXAS BANK
PERFECTED AT MEETING
OF DIRECTORS.
About One Hundred Applications to
Organize Iziwl Branches Were
on Hand For Consideration.
HORST DN Ttxa . Manl 26 —
Officer* ; nd «in et re of h Hous-
o i Farm Loa i la k wil r at to-
ds 7 with Fry id n id. I . -ssut
it the Rite F e! • o"g*n te H e in
vj.niton and u • R t pla: i '<>•■ the
dr ranizaf in if m lot t; o< ta
'i os. T >• e n'' bout • . p; H
va'ions t or?ar te eeso- at cuts tc
oe consid red r t today's 'meeting
and President Gossett who Irs just.
returned from Washington attend-
ing a conference of the bank direc-
tors and the Federal Farm Loan
Board says the Houston bank should
begin operations within thirty days.
The meeting today will also per-
fect the plans of1 the bank staff
procure quarters and adopt forms of
blanks tc be forwarded to organiz-
ers of the prospective farm loan as-
sociations.
Two farm loan banks arc already
in operation—the South Carolina
and the Ivansr.s-Oklahoma districts.
The organization named for the
districts by the Federal Farm Loan
Board is temporary. As soon an the
subscriptions to capital stock reach
$100000 the farm loan associations
choose six local directors and the
Washington board names three
these nine to taka over the manage-
ment of the bank for the district
electing the officers and directing
ail its affairs. From the v.ay appli-
cations are being made permanent
organizations in Texas probably
will be reached within three months.
The applications in sight call for
about $500000 in loans.
The salaries for the temporary
organizations are fixed by the board
in Washington $0000 for the presi-
dent $4000 each for the secretary
treasurer and the registrar and a
probable lesser amount for directors.
Farm loan appraisers are to re-
ceive $200 a month and expenses.
According to the work probable for
the Houston bank there will be not
to exceed eight appraisers and the
applications for these places num-
ber about 500. The appointments
will he made by the board in Wash-
ington but not before the bank is
re; dy to begin making loans.
In addition the hank will need a
small number of land bank examin-
ers whose duties to the organiza-
tion are to be :Jie same as a nation-
al bank exami i r's to the national
banking system.
It K understood that the banks
will be expected to do business on
a profit o' not to exceed one-half of
1 per cent and when the system is
thorough}? estJ.blrd • d it - figured
he banks vs 11 be ’ending about $■*-
hj '000 annua'! •’
While o <•. : unn ir>~'rnent i
it* been nr.; dr. b( undt' - ai di ig |
s th; t. i ‘ h it •(. v ill . 5 I f: ■
; rt I’.om v oil 1 ■ to ’> ■ placc-d |
>n the ni'-rket u d r ‘.err - of the
' leral land b; nl. a t will ! 1-2
•ie“ < nt.
vI’.vt i if . ■ i ii» :
' n bet; ; nc c ia <. t d* i;> tin i t
”8clf-Intoxicf:tiin. i.r poisoning by
compound* produced internally by
omwlf."
'byKiciant; agio i that the v; t rna-
. of ail illness is due to thin
i brought or by accumulated
i a in Cb g!. v Intestine.
’• h< • ; ■ ore natural and safe way
to keep ihi- in test in • clean and freo
from this w< ste i.. by an occasional
internal Hath “■ th simple warm
" a * r. given by the “J. ti. L. fur-
cade.”
Veil will In avtonirdif'd at your feel-
ing: the morning after taking an In-
tern ..1 Utah by mean: of the “J. B
L. Cascade.” Vou wiil fool bright
be k. corkident -tul a though
everything i “working rij lit" and
it la.
Half a million Americana are now
u.vng thi: method with resulting
hotter health and greater t gor. This
method will be explained to you by
lurlin':- two drug stores Waxa-
iia-’hle Texar. who will also give you
a must iui at eating book five on the
'subject by an eminent specialist. Ask
: i rend fo tb: booklet called "Why
Man of Today Is Only 5't J’er Cent.
Efficient” wliilt it m on your mind.
Udv.)
i.vvnticr< n \ami:i>
I <m TEXAS Mll.il f A
WASH 1 Nil TON March 2k. Cap-
tain Ed. ai E. En id of the infantry
| wait today detailed by the war de-
partment in le ctor-instructor of
Ml e Texas National Guard ami or-
; tiered to proceed to Da las for bead
; ciirite - He also ..as told to notify
j Governor Ferguson of his arrival
i ptaln Kb Id in now stationed at
Sun Benito.
Exclusive job priming—“that's
all”—J. T Tucker phono 143.
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♦ THE WHATCHAMA COlATMN. ♦
♦ By "0. M • ♦
♦ - ♦
♦ This Is Awful. ♦
♦ Somebody with nothing bet- ♦
♦ ter to do has invented Chinese ♦
♦ shorthand. ♦
♦ Chinese shorthand! Can you ♦
♦ imagine it! And just took at ♦
♦ the Chinese language already. ♦
♦ Posterity should be considered ♦
♦ before a thing like this is done. ♦
♦ Look ahead ten or twelve cen- ♦
♦ turies. Think wha an orgy ♦
♦ the ar hi elogoie s wil have 4>
4- with th* b lortha; 1 receptions 4>
4* the- 'in 1 u the aiu o Kong ♦
4> Kc i; ♦
♦ i.o k at tie s'- >r h.nl mys- 4*
4> ter es t ta !iave b ion viehed 4*
4- on h s ;e erttior b' the stone- ♦
<■ ch >p r.} E; ypt u st« nogra- ♦
4 ph is c >k at t L i • elvph- 4'
4- ies the creeks an . tb< Romans ♦
♦ cocked i p and lef ’jing . round ♦
4> Chinese shorthand certainly ♦
♦ will be ghastly for posterity. ♦
♦ ♦
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FORMER SHERIFF
A. R. ANDERSON NOW
ENDORSES TAN LAC.
Prominent Houston Man Says
“Morfl».v Could Not Buy the
Mill It Has Done Me."
“Money could not buy the good
Tan lac has done me and I gladly
recommend it for what it has done
in my case” said Hon. Archie R.
Anderson of Houston ex-Sheriff of i
Harris county recently.
Mr. Anderson needs no introduc-
tion to the people of Texas as he is
unquestionably not only one of the
best known but one of the most
popular men that ever held public-
office in “The Lone Star” state.
Alter serving as deputy sheriff of
Harris county for twelve years Mr.
Anderson was elected chief of polite
of the city of Houston. He had
occupied this office only a short j
time when the sheriff of Harris!
county died. Mr. Anderson’s friem -
persuaded him to make the race for
the unexpired term of sheriff to
which he was easily elected. II<■
was honored with re-election seven
different times and served the peo-
ple in this important office fori
fifteen consecutive years. Four
years ago Mr. Anderson declined re- j
election and retired to private life j
He cast his lot among the people j
of Houston and is a large property i
owner and foremost citizen of this
interesting and prosperous city
“I was in a run-down condition.”
continued Mr. Anderson “and had j
no appetite at all. J could hardlv j
sleep at night and never felt lik< j
getting up in the mornings 1 w; j
so tlr-d. ! had the worst form of'
indigestion suffered all the time
from gas on my stomach and was
continually belching up undigested
food. 1 had to take my coffee wifi
out sugar as when f drenl it with)
sugar I would just o-'ch for hour
f v;ot Id bloat and w '1 up like 1
was ; i or.?I a id t .'! »id net ’
r.tlgie i of the rst ro% at I
nothii g 3e<-in?d to ! el.t ir * only m
a tempo ai y way. \ jut a n’t Hi
you 1 n- 1 d d suf r f< r th - pa . ;
four ■ tf ; ad up i< i t time !
begat; t -k-ag Tank . a fe.> wee' y
a.50.
"'V I..-.i I read 1 • i •.-> imonia •
of some who had ! i -'ieved if
t-oublos like mine I jest felt like I
couldi’t make « mi tage by .akin;;
Teniae and it has dole even more
for me than I bad exacted. I
began to fe*d betti r after taking
my first bottle and have us; now
started on my third and I'm a
different mat. already. ! sleep lit ....
a log now and eat any and every-
thing 1 want without the alighos-d
discomfort afterwards. I am glut!
to endorse Tanlac uecatme it does
the work and i’nt willing for yt <i
to publish my s' ■ -t -n; and lot
every suffering person who ran y
visit benefit by my experience with
this great medicine ”
Tanlac is sold in \V. xahai-hie lx
Curlin'* Two Drug store- . in Knurs
by Knnis Pharmacy; in Painter b..
McIntosh A. Hon; in t - a 1 by Jen-
kins itrug Co.; in Km 1»- (V\
A Malloy; in Maypearl by Cavu-
i;<-hk Drug Store; In Trumbull by
J. M. Davis a Bro tn Milford i
°- K. Itrug Store; in Midlothian by
J. h.. Hewell and lire oi by Mtitt-
roe Burriss. atlv
H il and Wind at Midlothian.
MIDLOTHIAN. T-xas March fC.
A .tavy rain foil it mi Thursd; ■
rfternoon. Some p i) and u strong
. -111(1 blow ing down awning-. !U;d
breaking out several large whidov
born planting is w-- | over and the
farmers are up with their work.
The acreage to cotton will be about
the same as. last year. Wheat and
outs are looking fine with good
acreage planted.
USEE ora OIOS
I! NMHIWII
MK'ALH Kill TO SOLVE DK-
TKOlT PITCHERS. GETTING
ONLY FIVE HITS.
DALLAS Texas March 26. A 4
tq 3 victory ceiled the Detroit Amer-
icans’ campaign against the Dallas
Submarines at Gartin *r Park y ester-
day afternom Tiie Subs ever > an
atle to solve the d It' cries tf C ;
jerts. a re ruit and 13 >lan<l ; xet-j
eric gettl::i >nly fl e site ilo vs
T1 >< >ver tie locals give a roll?
s<:cd accoui t of then te ves In «v -ry
or sc • depa;' tn >nt of hi game.
r' e exh it on was « T suit ?d to
the 600 ft ns who w n to the a ri-
te i all for a victor. . There ' r.
ercvSth fea arcs to 1;<-’P ai. car-
splitting no se going p: rtieula !y in
the final rounds when the Sabs
traveled within close range of a
win.
St'PEEB FLINGING BEATS
DALLAS Sl’HAl.-iKlNES l-O.
DALLAS. Texas March 26. -Su-
perb pitching by Harry Cove’eskic
and George Cunningham gave the
Detroit Tigers’ regulars a 4 to 0
victory over the Dallas Submarines
Saturday. The big Pole southpaw
was in great form alliwing the lo-
cals but or.e dean blow and one
infield hit in the five innlsgs that
he worked. Cunningham was not
as effective as his predecessor on
the mound but he'd the Subma-
rines scoreless.
Wahoo Sam Crawford Bobbie
Veach. .lewd Ens and Lyman Smith
were the batting stars. Crawford
get a pair of single? in three trips
to the r ;bber. Veach banked out
two singles to center. Kits got a two-
ply blow and a single and Smith
heat out an infield bunt and repped
a hot drive of Cunningham’s shines.
TIGERS III MEET
|
LAST EXHIBITION WILL BlilNG
LAKGE ( KOtHl TOGETHER
TO SEE COBB.
Manager Jennings Died ced This Af-
ternoon Thai Cobh W ill Surely
Be in the Game Here
Tomorrow.
Manager Jenning.j of the Detroit
ball club brought his Jungalocrs
back to Waxuhachie lust night after
the game at Dallas and early today
the players .ere doing the military
drill and other conditioning stunts.
Tyrus Cobb faded to join the Tigers
at Dallas Saturday but he is on ii is
way to Waxahachie.
Manager Jennings stated this
morning that ie received a mess; ge
from CoJjb faturda.. stating lit
would he ii New Crl< .ns Sine ay
and ’hat he wired th Georgia 1 to
co i e direct to \\ : xa! i ie. am f r-
th -r that i - ought o vouch Inn
toi hi. pr ia >lj on tli 7:05 t in
o\ r tlm 11. c T. C. " am c pi
i:i;: * obb ti ; mid Ji nnlngs ! -t
how he wi1 con e to V ajahae ii I
di i ;t. knt '. bu: pr -t: ne he v ill j
cc i over tie 11. & ’. •1 ”
To manager dec iu d that it
woni-1 he safe to say that Cc Id.
would appe; r in the game andnst
th * Fort Worth Panthers Tuesday
afternoon at Jungle Park. He mp.de
re IU d that Cobh come here in time
for the game and while lie ha. not
heard directly from him he is coi.il
dent the Georgian will put in
pea i a nee. Nows dispatches from
N'. w Orleans said Cobb sat in :he
grand stand at New Orleans and
watched the Indians work out. Tris
Speaker who displaced Cobb as a
sticker last season * working out
ai New Orleans and Cobh stopped
there for a day to look him over
Tomorrow afternoon the Fort
I Worth team will invade Jung!.- Park
in the last < xhlhltion game of the
season. By that time Jennings ex
peetK to have his team rounded into
I best of form. The team is going
| good at prevent and a finishing work
out will be given this afternoon.
The team starts on their home
j nnarc! journey of the end of this
we!. One game is tcheduh d at
Fort Worth. Two gam-' ur p.
dubd with the New York Giant ; t
Dallas and then coir.oi a jump in
Wichita Falls.
DAI.i.AS '['■ x.<». \la I The
h*-ai <nj( !..«•(ore an e\n i.iim r t i the
Snn-V! port nut- rase s tor
lias bean po.-ported arid will bn
ta ard in D II.. - April Id Indrmd of
today as 0 .rally sdiduled i*y the
inter state commerce ‘ ttrmi.e ion
It id understood tlii i odtt&neinent
was made at tire request of none of
the shipper* who have not eompld-
ui yrtpuiutiuii.. tor the hetutu
^p5a.aguuuuanrfF^
C- TaHI WornilA Sora. Sc.il* Cut.
| Orll ritsnf Bouses should be treated *
neglected they become troublesome and hard to heal PUy'
S BALLARD’S
pi SNOW LINIMENl
Q Is a Healing Remedy of Power
Olt mends lacerated flesh speedily prevents the formation nt™
and in all n inor ailments heals without leaving a scar a f
? * reliet for K1 cur utism Neuralgia Lame Back Stiff’NVi I?
)U Mus< les thare i» nothing that acts mere promptly or effect^
!5ric: 25c SOc and 51.00 per bottle
JAS P.B/.LLI ID Proprietor ST. LflblsKo
^3i^^:8::iBaE5Bc3E3ctri^
F> sale by Cur Sin's r'\vo Hrae Stores
tmm mm wmmmmmrn* <mmmmmm • *•** • < «————mmmw—
HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. March 2G.
—The climate water mountains or
the absence of Csey Stengel Is hav-
ing a queer effect oti the Dodgers.
Tli -y defeated the Rod Sox again.
11 to 2.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 26.—
Larry Doyle can't come back at
laast for awhile. In yesterday's
game the keystone gardaer flounder-
ed around helplessly oil his game
ankle at times taking “time out.”
LITTLE ROCK Ark. March 26.
—“Mac must b< nearly as good as
I" said Bruno Metre! when he read
of McGraw’s alleged salary. The
Cardinals’ seeone-sacker wailed
out four hits in five tr*fes. He fig-
ured in seven separate plays too.
BSE B OF
ESIFIINS f IT# MIES
WASHINGTON. Mar h 26.—Prac-
tically accusing Germany of regard-
ing treaties as scrap of paper tin*
United States government has sent
a note regarding the construction of
the 175111 and 18251 treaties.
After reciting Germany’s viola-
tion of the treaties the statement
added:
' In view of the clear violations
of 'he plain terms of the treaties in
question solemnly com hided on a
!t> d understtn ling c; (
i lonc thereunder jaeredlvi
in view of the further di*
the various of intmatiom
ami the comity of satis
treatment of innocent Am
zens in Germany the gort
tlie l nit1 il States cannol
any advantage which so
from further engagementi
merely declaratory of im
law entered into with tin
German government in i
the meaning of any of tl
of these treaties or as ■
tary to them.
“h there circumstata
fore the government of i
States declines to enter til
treaties proposed by the
German government.” ;j
In concluding the staiei
"It would appear that
ality of the undertakings j
ies) lias been destroyed h]
duet of the German authoi
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Rogers Hotel Amt;
J. J. Christ Atlanta. 3
Gnmon city; Geo. Carina
family Hillsboro; Stitb'
Austin; S. Todd Ennis;
Mrs. J. If. Simpson cS
Recta Ran Antonio; R.
Xt w York; Mrs. Whuioek
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins Da
|Grant. Dallas: S. E. Tayio
Cuiiningh m Italy; Miss
man Italy; R. M. Gaulins.
Robert Blake Dallas; J S
city; Mi Alice Barcas
j M. R. Middleton city; Mi
| ret Gibson city; Miss Cari
dale city; John Pondest
Wayne McKnipht Arlinst
Mack. New York; E. L
city.
j. T. Tucker job prints
all." Phone 14.4.
WHEN VOI R CAR NEEDS PAINTING (
UEFINISHING—SEE
HAGEDON
t'p s at Hipp’s New <iiiragt*.
THE UNIVERSAL CA#
SERVICE FACTS.
It is important for every 1 ■ >rtl .°'v”Vr nl
I now ilia: I'onl service is to be > !itaineti ■
authorized Ford agents whose intcic-t ^
the sir factory service and Aw cost 1
ation of yonr Ford is second only toyouro •
*--c< p your ear in touch with an allt”l!I 1
l ord agent.
Servir and repair standaols (t'
:i-ciits an- specified and rc|uircd hy ll‘ 0
'lotor i o who make frei|Uetit inspcit'1’1
know they are maintained.
U i invite your inspection.
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I he following are the autuon-o
agents in Idlis county.
W. B. Jackson Motor Car Co.
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l.nm | lard well
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I*. K. Jones
Midlothian. i
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Ownby, W. A. Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 1, Ed. 1 Monday, March 26, 1917, newspaper, March 26, 1917; Waxahachie, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1375169/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .