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The Waco Times-Herald from Waco, Texas • 4

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WACO DAILY TIMES HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10 1918 Report of the Condition of The Liberty National Bank WACO TEXAS ri United 1 Made to the Comptroller of the Currency at the Close of Business Hobart November 1 19 IS Pew Brown Kid Boot RESOURCES irst Week Cotton Palace Total 240977869 Closes With BigDaySaturday LIABILITIES $850 Total 240977869 the and promise of develop Brothers Sonneman Shows Adams rivalry not out a record crowd then to Less Than Eight Months Old UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY The Liberty National Bank WACO TEXAS who REWIOlilM LEET OH KILL When they call the roll to where refined people gather if you are wearing MON RACK JOE'S THINGS MEN especial interest to the ladies event are: COME ON IN! JDEMATTHEWS Skinner is will prove for months one of the the entire a i 3 o'clock) to be a great Cotton Palace and her will prove a happy real on that day all the ba day with champion races and a football program will The entertainment tomorrow In We are striving to render a service which can not be excelled seldom equaled will be aviation day and the Richfield flyers pro It is needless Loans and Discounts Bonds Liberty Bonds Certificates of Indebtedness urniture and ixtures Stock in ederal Reserve Bank Cash and Exchange Shoaf Meadows Grocery Co Dugger Grocery Co Davis Smith Booterie Automobile Races and ootball Game Double Attraction This Afternoon i this study amt It most Cotton The program for the closing week crowded with features in addition Rich ield Aviation Day Saturday Afternoon and Night Real Classy The Officers and Directors of this bank have the interests of citizens of Waco and her territory at heart attention is called to the above statement and if you are one of our customers we invite you to come and grow with us of any nature i an the united uoing every second ot the time Clark in Match Contest The big feature of the automobile races will be a matched contest in which George Clark former Texas boy will be started from the scratch against two other star pilots and the Cotton Palace sweepstakes in which the limit number of starters will face the red flag This race will be the longest staged during the afternoon and to the winner will go ten points in the percentage table which will de cide the dirt track champion ship during the 1918 season A special medal has been offered red Morey by Cox Cotton Palace director if he can beat the southern dirt track record for one mile on the Waco track staged tn Texas Mothers of the boys "over will create the greatest I service flag that the human eye ever I beheld BAYLOR ELEVEN SHUT OUT BY TEXAS AGGIES ID YEARLY CONTEST AT COTTON PALACE (Ry red erguson United Press Staff Correspondent Paris Nov 9 The news that the kaiser has decided to abdicate reach ed official circles here late this af 30000000 6000000 1901220 30000000 36500000 1 1323540 the Dr Lyman the the speaker Patriotic Ball Comes Tuesday Night Day Program Is ridav tation of the comic opera "Around the Participants in part of the program have been ing and planning promises to be unique events ot Palace program Daylight Warfare by Camp MacArthur Troops Every Afternoon This Week and compe Allcorn Old Corner Drug Store and the the be assembled in and Presi present tlie ined A have a re be in Mon telegram Paris Crowds Hear of Abdication With No Show of Excitement The beat show 'abbit nurxerv and A Aviator Eleven Put Ono Over on the Rice Owb Times Herald Special Houston Texas tuting tor the eleven which was prevented by a washout at Ennis from reaching Houston Lite Second Provisional wing eleven of Park Place defeated Rice Institute today 3 to 0 A field goal in the third pe riod constituted all lie scoring It was booted by Lieutenant Vincent Rice lost its best chance to score in the second period when Captain Bell lost the ball on a fumble on the aviators' one yard line rom then on the collegians did Little threaten ing one hour Monday night November 11 and I will be glad to adopt their methods if they prove more success ful than mine Wishing them suc cess WALTER" states His Dr Powell is the Mrs Las was tendered him Raleigh ternoon but was slow in circulating On the boulevards the crowds were jubilant regarding the abdication as the signal collapse the symbol ot the chief thing for which they are fighting It is generally believed the next step will be acceptance ot the armis tice The increased internal troubles in Germany mean that the German soldier will be necessary for police duty at ohme Colonel House was still busy in conference with allied diplomats to day 131757138 30000000 31469365 11500000 2743896 995000 38512479 entertain between Antonio and should teams carried battl Baby Conference Ends Monday Afternoon wiLh Announcement Winners Mrs Gage expects rally day Monday' at day at the expectations ization for bies who have been in the better ba by conference will the coliseum at 3 dent Goodman will als to them in charge of this day' and a capable chairman Others interested in this Mrs Gage superintendent de partment chairman for better baby conference Mrs A Skinner rally day chairman Mrs Walker registration chairman Mrs Snell equipment chairman Asber Sanger and Drake are directors in charge of the baby show You answer out Yes ind know' you are Right Capiral Stock Surplus (paid in) Undivided Profits net Circulation Bills Payable Rediscounts Deposits Every afternoon this week com mencing tomorrow will see daylight warfare bv the troops from Camp MacArthur in new and different each day Those who wit nessed the program arranged and carried out by the Camp MacArthur soldiers last year had nothing but words of praise for each and every performance and this week's pro gram is said by those who know to excel in every respect last year's per formances The Camp MacArthur boys have a thorough organization preparing for this event at the Cotton Palace and some unusu ally interesting and instructive man euvers are assured each afternoon he peo shed A Brown Kid Boot with medium height Cuban light welt sole stitched tip for dress or street wear A A to A Brown Kid with doth top to match height Cuban heel liuht welt sole fati' for street wear: all sizes Brown kid Boots now have tin' approval inriit aud of correct dressers everywhere We have just received four new leather made up into tylidi I change Joe Matthews Burroughs Adding Machine Co Hub Barber Shop Snaman Co Crystal Thea tre New State House Chris's Cate McCauley Ward Motor Co A Holt Co Nobby Harness Co Percy Willis Auto Co Waring Sign Works Will War Path Members of the will be seen in a new role Monday night They have offered some criticism ot the way the Rice Wortham shows furnishing the War Path attractions have been managed and the sharp retort has come forth that possibly the knows the show busi ness better than men I spent their lifetime in it me war rain stows will i the hands ot the may nignt as tne toilowing Monday Is Day With Trades Ball as Concluding eature heel and $900 medium This afternou at 3 o'clock In the of the Texas Cotton Pal ace one ot America's greatest writ iors and speakers will deliver an ad dress in the Interest of I War Work campaign I Powell president ot I College ot New York is land he will be introduced by Dr Witsell himself a graduate ot Hobart college of which Dr Powell is the president Wherever Dr Powell has spoken great interest has been his meetings a t'eel themselves fortunate in for the only public meeting to! i be held in connection with tilts eaui paign Educator author lecturer public! ar lor lived up to her of holding in a pinch and held the Aggies for four downs During the second quarter both teams Sicked and attempted passes Only one pass was completed during this quarter when Bell completed a pass that netted Baylor 30 yards Lt the third quarter A aud opened with a ru The armers inrereented a nass anil ran 30 yards I tor a tuucuuvwu mu laiieu io wicn goal The visitors ploughed right on down the field for repeated gains) th 3 armers who went over for a After lunch the men were second touchdown The visitors Palaee to kicked goal Baylor kpt up a good fizht but the Aggies continued to gain although no mere scores were made during the third quarter A and got the ball in Baylor's territory at the first of the fourth quarter and blocked the Bears' kick Elam carried the ball over for the visitors' last score The armers kicked goal and the final score was 19 to 0 A and again got the ball into the Bears territory but the Baylor line was impenetrable and held firmly against the onslaught of the Assies The game ended with the ball in A and possession on 40 yard line Valuable and Very i Beautiful Rabbits at Cotton Palace Soon United Press Copenhagen Nov 9 The Ger man fleet at Kiel fired eleven shots ou Kiel killing twelve officers ac cording to the latest dispatch receiv ed here regarding the situation there Revolutionaries have cut off eh marn Island preventing the dispatch of the zarrison from that point to suppress the Kiel uprising Other advices declare Hrr Ditt tnann addressing 4000 adherents of the workmen's and council at Hamburg declared: "President Wilson's distrust of the German government was justified Wo demand the immediate establish ment of a socialist republic and urgesympathetic strikes to aid our Kiel city and myself in regard to mv on I ii'rduon or iiie Kice Wortham shows uiey claiming tnac 1 vras not getting outcome of the 'contest ac i the berft financial results from mv to the supporters of the Mac a metnoub and realizing the wonderful success the Young Business tootball game will begin Vnrn and from nndort ii 1 1IU1C MV tlUlUUl 1C to turn my shows and rides over to tie ad vert i wit: tuns other wwk campaign a This feat which will ten campaign upon the minds th ple of this city is accompli through the genet osity of the chants ol this city and the advertisers all of whom have erously donated their space and been glad to do so Among the fjruis who itave agreed to donate their space tor thi patri i otic ptrrpoe are rhe following and al few mote have eome in too late to 1 be tabulated tot this issue of the paper Hippodrome theater ater Millinerv ber company Crysthal theater Her rick hardware company 1 Ctrand 1 ransfer company Carter's Drug company Waco Electrical Sup ply company Lacy Coal company Hammond Vawter company Wood Morrison's Drug company Saager Bios The Goldstein Migel cempany Davis Smith Booterie Al bert Harris Co Powers Kelly Dnig company Walk Over Boot Shop Leopold Hooks White Shoe House XjXE'itiedde Co Brazeiton Lumber company Hotel Raleigh iTovident Drug company Robert Co Hall isher Tire company Cash Mercantile company Georgia irst National bank Piggly Wiegly Citizens National Bank Leyinski company Sherwin William Paint company Liberty Na tioaal bank Bush Witherspoon Central Texas Exchange National the bombardment ot the destruction of al seterul months ot in speaking missing but Tuesday night will witness the big patriotic ball in the coliseum and the presentation of the Liberty Hell by the soldiers of Camp MacArthur riday is day at the Cot ton Palace the feature of the after noon being the program in the coliseum which promises to be one of the most inspiring events ever is to the big war exhibit and battle Totmwrow is day and everybody in Waco knows what that means It is an admitted fact that the "puts on" one of the very best entertainments during the Cotton Palace period and the prom 1 tse is out tins years excel all past efforts will furnish the during the entire day past years the custom has been to confine their efforts to the evening's entertainment but there will: be all day tomorrow The committee in charge has not dis closed its plan in any way except to of this popular both dress and has long been an annual the Thirty! most progressive mer have displays that will be pleasing to the eye Be lt a "bargain ship automobile game that give ing the keenest tition seen in Texas this year will Brooks Cafeteria Stratton Stricker briu daj should see the Cotton Palace I Graham Jarrell Co Killgore grounds overflowed with people Co McLendon Hardware Co Quick The popularity of the great pro 3 ire Service Collins Typewriter Ex gram of auto races lat Tuesday the enthusiasm stirred up by dare devil driving should pack grandstand today as the manage ment has prepared a better program of speed events than were presented the opening day But in addition to the high class gasoline football game Travis of San MacArthur Waco together two football thing from hqspital to rench city tense public one appointment out ot four hun dred iu twenty two recotd is unique even in tips patri otic day The city and county executive committee for the united war work drive all of tlie team captains and the lady ward chairmen aud Mrs Wilkes at the head of the manifested campaign and the ministers ot the and the committee city have been invited to sit upon lllV I 1 1 4 I 1 1 i li Cll 1 I tJil this afternoon That a Vrge crowd will hear him is certain While in Waco a speuxer Dr rowell has adtlea to a guest or Mr ana visit of unusual profit to the wac tinger A dinner zone where he seemed to see every 'last night at the Saturday' n'4lx Lg £4 I LX lit) I II I I viding the program 1 to say that this is one of the really I big events of the Cotton Palace All Wacoans remember the excellent show they gave at the Cotton Palace in the summer and the exhibitions they gave around the city and at the Cotton Palace on November 8 the opening date of the Cotton Palace is a guarantee that the program next Saturday under their supervision will be worth traveling many miles to see lay in the refined places Novembet ormng pa is to have next year would show largely in creased attendance both of the news paper men and the railway aud ex pressmen Drake was iu charge of the Camp MacArthur banquet and looked after the serv ing assisted by Migel aud others Tomorrow night conies the trades ball which event with of Waco's chants will unique and fore the trades display there will be music by the colored jazz band from several numbers from the famous MacArthur colored quartette aud real community sing ing led by Song Leader Westerman ot the camp The following firms will be repre sented iu the trades ball: Waco Times Herald Waco Trunk actory Wolfe the lorist Club Barber Shop Goldstein Migel Co Hall isher Tire Co Levinski Co A Powers Kelly Drug Co Sanger In their annual game yesterday at the Cotton Palace A and college defeated Baylor university by the score cf 19 to 0 The teams were pretty evenly matched in weizht and the game despite the score was by no means a one sided affair There were about people out to ee the game The students of tile Baylor Medical and Dental schools Dallas came to Waco yes terday morning and were escorted from the interurban station to Bay lor by selected troops of the Baylor unit under Lieutenant Isen barger marched to the Cotton witness the game The pep ran high and the studeuU accompanied by tiieir two bands gave the team loyal support Bears Open With Rii'h Baylor opened the game with a rush and made repeated gains through the visitors' line The Bears kicked fromth west goal and the armers returned five yards Baylor went through the line for re 1 peated gains During the part) of the quarter the ball wa in A and AL's territory On a costly fum ble by Baylor A and got the bail on Bears' five yard line but Bay strictly united war work newspaper The isue of soon paper of Monday Dr tTraatmeat congaars worst eases of Epllepay Spasms Courmniima Nervous Disor ders S200 battle sent tree StatbAob DEW Jfxr Zi2 PEABL ST hew TOBK irst Edition United Jrc CrTppn uTh9 Micxle btudio A arlev Graham ar ork Paper nl 1 Jarrell company Gaylord 4 Sesall Upstairs Shoe Parlor i Apptar On tomorrow IT Dennis Co Mike Adam A rtott company vv aeo Mill and Eleia tor company McLendon Hardware company Clement Grain company National City bank Texas Life Insur ance company Dr Block The Shear company Household urniture company Lnited we is the motto of the national campaign and the spirit is well exemplified in the united front which the merchants and advertisers of Waco will present in the endorsement of and the publicity given to Waco's campaign (Continued from Page One) isay that events will have the for which the 'publicity chairman expressed grati has long been famous fication at the good attendance in Trades Ball TouiorrotC Night 1 a 3 1 tv A lt 'l' 1 mv vuHUi ana luaiitwu i their co operation in behalf of the I Cotton Palace in this and previous years The belief was general that i i The floral building at the Texas Cotton Palace is being put into shape for the big rabbit show to be held Orpbeum the November 13 to IT inclusive Indi Shook Rub cations noint to the larr Mt nor nvi riei snow ever held in the Lnited Stutts Edwards Rabbits valued at from to each will be on exhibition There will be a wonderful display of English rabbits the only ons of their Kina in this country ot an wm be the rabbit nur where several mother rabbits their babies will be exhibited showcase full of rabbit furs is an other attraction which will prove of high class seemed nnable to hold ment te camp Camp bring the equal of any that ever the army colors into gridiron Cheer Artist from Travis To back ui their warriors Die San Antonio football management sent to! Waco a real collection of cheer ar i lists that will keep their boys on the qui uvi every seeoua ot me struggle exains To offset this Camp Mac Arthur! Houston Tex Nov 8 1918 Promises to send about five thous 1 3 Mayfield secretary Cotton Pal ard husky voiced lads to the side aQ lines to cheer the aco gridiron ma inasmuch as there has been con 1 Another feature of Woman day Chmt lta Ver7 lmlt Ljderabie controversy between the 1 comes riday night with the presen tn ar namn oq a nrocti tro I I i oung Men Business league of vour and future advantage and from the 1 reports emanating from tne training i field there is little to worry about as I to the cording Arthu The promptly at then on until the close of the after iigu onwwj aim i lucfii uver lu noon sport there will be something the loung Mens Business league for DR LYMAN POWELL AMOUS LECTURER SPEAKS TODAY AT COTTON ALACE A Brown Glove Kid Boot for Dress lieiit turn sole slen der Eren4i iivi long last AA to I) $1250 A Brown Kid Boot with light welt sole lenth 010 Cfi er I XV heel liiiita'ion tip AA to MILLER CROSS CO Corner ourth and Austin YES I 4 PLEASE! Si Ml SHh ov 9 Substi i A 1 1 Mi earn UL.

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