Wichita Daily Times from Wichita Falls, Texas • Page 4

t- ,1 ICHITA DAILY TIMES. fJKAS. WEONESDA YJSEPTEMBEB 1,1915 PAGE SEVEN IE wn WWI01H Judge In That Body Not Special Grind Jury And Not Convened Solely to TO-NIGHT Broadway Universal Features present the bril- CU pliant dramatic actress a brief extemporaneous charge Judge H. 3. Patterson to7d tbe superior court grand jury of the Blue Ridge circuit here today to investigate thoroughly the "recent lynching In iflls county-" but did not mention the'name ot tbe victim--teo'" M.

Frank Thirty-five have been 'called, it was eald at tlie sheriff's ofBce. Judge Patterson laid emphasis on Ills statement that this was not a special grand jury and tbat the jury bad not been assembled wholly because of tbe 'recent lynching." 'Yuu are a special grand Jury as has been''stated, but you the regularly 'organized grand jury of Cobb county," the "It Has been published broadcast over the world that a lynching has occurred in Cobb county. It Is your duty'la make a thorough and complete Investigation of that, as of all i other charges of crime wlum brought to your attention." 'R, H. HlllT.pes4dent of the Merchants Fanners select- e8 foreman jury, "and O. Keeler, reporter for an Atlanta paper who lives In Marietta was amorirthe- witnesses summoned.

He will be asked to tell hofr In. possession of Frank's wedding ring which he said was delivered to blm with a requets from Frank to see that it was delivered to Mrs. Frank. AMERICAN BARK FIRED ON BY GERMA-0) SUBMARINE on her arrival here today, from j. I i Black and Navy Blue.

These are the new military effects with braid and fur trimmings. Priced Our Prices $12.48 to $24.98 By, the. way, we have just receiv- by express the feather Boas. No they are not $3.50 just $1.98. Come, i where things are pening.

"The Live Store" Two apajfe of the pew bridge) across he- Wichita River below Iowa Park itire -ion- has been delayed considerably Ty high i-false wor Dean.lording the river when the water wa? low and ferrying it the rises came. Music Cheers Souls Of Soldiers In Lull In Trench Warfare GARDEN OF LIES" By Justus Miles Forman picturized in five-acts. Alos Deloy's Musical Tabloid Company will present "The Red Lilly," the show ful, fete- ing the ladies' quartette--new "costumes and new dances. 5 Pound Basket 30c ri 1 TREVATHANS MAMES OF STUDENTS i is 1 desirous of getting letgltst of all students in! anty who-will at- town schools dur-p and makes all who Intend i month or next! or send their' school to tbls office. It will be mucbS I EU 0, dfflcej 8cott Phone; Prompt Sttic new, ldaacing and 'come dyijiJ.the.L.yfllft tonght.

'It ''Marriage-jfcensetf 1 'have been' issue to BdfahamaKer and Miss Ma NeaV: J. W. Jloss'ind Miss Serdie KrebS. (l 1 Jl "clothing to StoVe) 70S iith Stree 94-6t The a Ma garet tonight. affsMae Nail, daUglef of Alfft SOUTH WALES COAL STRIKE IS DEFINITELY SETTLED By Amnflatcil Prrti London, Sept, terms of settlement of the trouble in th(; South Wales coal fields arranged yesterday in London were accepted to' day in a general conference of the miners' delegates held in Cardiff.

Opposition among the to acceptance of the terms 'was soon overcome. Paris, September urmy officers ot all ranks know the value of music in cheering up, the souls of their men, wearied b'y the warfare In 1 the trenches, and the. soldiers are encouraged, In the lulls in the- fighting, to exhibit whatever musical tajent they possess, dne of them was obi served and photographed recently, while eliciting from a cornet sounds that were more or less musical. TEETHINA IN EACH BOX FOB Cholera Infturtum, Dysentery Diarrtwea 1 Constipation. WRITX FOR OUR ntBB MOTHER'S BOOK Crop Movement From Southwestern Oklahoma Well Under Way- Threshing still in Progresc on the Northwqitern Wheat moved out of Southwestern Ofclahoma-during-Aligast-at-tbe-Tate of about 40,000 bushels per day, a total of 1420 cars reaching here from fTorlnwEStenr' i)61nts during the, mdfiifi' moVemeBt fe'wejl pofni's qh' Northwestern, where threshing tt has not fairly started yet 'along the northern end of the, line, Wherfe threshing is just getting well uMaer 'way.

GENERAL LYONS CONFERS WITH QOV. FERGUSON By Asunclated Frew. Austin, Texas, Sept. Cecil Lyon, brigadier general ot the Texas National Guard reached.here last night and with Adjutant General Hutcbings held a the governor relating to the coming state encampment of th'e 'guardt-ttn- tll after'the cflnference wtB the governor the 'qtfestion as" to "where aM When'the 1 'encaWwent'is to-be held- is held' "abeyance: I MILU HDI IF By Associated Press, .1 Berlin, Sept. official review of the eastern campaign given out today by the Overseas News Agency estimates that since May 2 tbe Russians have lost at least 300, 000 men in killed or wounded and men captured by tbe fler mans.

ri today ichamin. Th youn people have inany friends who wi unite In congratulating them. Dr Frothor, Dentist. Ward bulldlm 77-tf The DeLoys at-the Lydia Margare tonight 9Blt --o-Dr, froctor, flentist, now over Mo rIS, Drug Store, phono 1416. 29-tf Wichita, Falls Undertaking 812 Scott avenue.

Phone 802. Promp ambulance service. Command us. 18 tt Sefe Myrtle BeL'oy and her dancin gtrjs at'tydia Margaret tbnlght 95-lt Miss Eunice Btirk'of fowa Park i the' guest of "tbe Mi8ses Haynes tbi week thrEldara Hotel. Wlll-make'rates to; regulars fat a tv, roomstfof the winter.

Have two joom with Htchenette. Everything, furnlsl ei resume my violin class abot September 10th. Those desiring vloll lessons for this coming season ca address me, P. O. aofcSS, Ciiy, 954tc.

C. A 812-814 Indiana Avenue. Local railroad today that rail connection 'with Oa veston was resinnM, after being inte rupted over two weeks ago when tn gulf hurricane destroyed part of th causeway, A been com and traintf-ikre. Moving over Severa( Wichita' 5Palls merchant Jiavje.large ftll goods whlc have been held Itt' Qalveston on a countiTof the causeway accident, an thesffiflbluments cijn n6w ou fanfa Is on stores, affected is fa httendatice'' BannVGaidner stprei the," opening of been-delayed. 1 1 aft immense amount of freight in FALLS There'sAnArray Yes, Air; Appeal of SI eujbv rvUUIJpljflC ABU JOlUft Combined with that marked degree of lce 664 Residence 646 slfowrtere.

That fully carries out the i. i frrmn nmsvnn svra 1 TM 1 Suite 409 Kell Bld(. STORE OP SEBmCE, WITH BETTERtJLASS." Fact is a good reason for argument self evident, it is a waste of words to argue. The to show for themselves. to.

IN LADIES' SUITS, COATS, WAISTS, SKIRTS AND M.ILLlNERj We-earaestly desire that you compare these styles and note the difference. We call your special atten- tiontoour Ladies Suits Specially priced at 12.5010 $25 ALSO OUR SPLENDID LINE FROM $29 75 to $75 00 1 i i REDING i i UK it if I I I 1 i flh I' '(i 1 1 II "i Jl'i ''t ''jt. fl i 7 0 ur new line H'fJ Are bound to appeal to your good judgement See these tomorrow. Sizes up to misses No. 6, $2.00 to $3.50 BEST FOR' BOYS AND GIRLS School Dresses Just Arrived! Pur first shipment Children's Oiats came Tuesday.

our line of Boys' Suits with two pairs of trousers Cfi fffl NEW CMf ONN1ES 1 They are here in all the signs Many very prettjy styles are here suitable for making- with a spelttdid line styles for fact, they are for every purpose, (Some dared to suggest they would make good upholstering for a known make of autos). Watch Our Windows TnV'Hwal NelghbM'WU hold a meeting Thursday 'afternoon at 3 o'clbck, business 1 0f 'ImSort- members for DOl facilities, 'boufil rtbrougnout the Southwesr supply ot nrln, WP had 'fa watef were unable tr olAin paper to cases, except supph to carry The Doctors OBOZCO REPORTED 'KILLED ON AMERICAN SIDE El Paso, report received from an American sent to Sierra Blaiica to investigate a report that General Paocual Orozco had been Killed tin a fighi with a posse ot Am erlcans.says: "I am positive that one of the lire Mexicans killed by a posse near Blanca was Gen. rozco." of Orozco was made positive by papers, a watch and fob found on one of the bodies. According, ot this report Orozco was snot four'times. BREST-LITOVSK PRESENTS SCENE OP DESOLATION.

Berlin, 3ept Overseas News Agency today says' 'The special correspondent of the Vosslsche Zettung on the eastern front gives a description of the burning of the scene ns one-of ghastly, senseless destruction. The entire sjace between the outer forts and the 'center ot the town had been laid and mitts ttpon-mins The American who Identified WcrB encountered. The market'place iwdy as Uiat of Orozco was one of a scene of chaos, The'faetoiy dls- government officials who was filled with blackened heaps -him last June at Newman, of masonry and 'weiee of metal ibris. The railroad tracks were cover from the scene ott the ruins ol" i said the Wentlllcfttton iterishlng cattle nearby. The dome of the prliicl- pai church with tits glittering gold cross was destroyed.

terday sheltered 50,000 Inhabitants. "A newspaper dispatch from Peiro- gtad says thafc the evacuation of Vll- 1 na is being continued, thousands of people leaving the city. Refugees from tlie Koxno district who reached Petrograd tell ol their homes being reduced to smoking rufns -6yf Russian officers. Jf IS, "Feverish tbe" dlspttch Mf -W states', is being displayed in tbe man- ufaStuTc of and stadents'la technkmrsc'iiools hava seen'added i the- forces working. 4 fi "The question- as to whStter tbe "1 i lEWSFAPESr NF.