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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Germans do . sod deal ~ their ifcnsh-
cutting b, machinery. Before iie war
hgnke out they provided themselves
win number ~ mechanical ploNr.
driveH by 700. horse power petrol mo
TORS
% doef noi need mach Imagination
% realize thai engines ~ thar power
can scoop ous trenches much more
rapidly than men win stsadea. aud
though u h. ifnproi.abie that the psui
her II these machines 10 ~ large fhat
they are likely 10 be available ~ q mo.
meats notice a. every single paint a.
which entertainments might become 10
airaiie, Il cann.si b. dogbted Du that
the machines which have been con-
sffucfed have proved higily useful.
aud for aesis We know may have ae
fssily been employed Al the outset u
the hattie - Aisne
'Inanmuch. however. NJ wire ~ com
monty Used for obstructive purposes.
h b. noteworthy that tho cars which
N. 0esTnans use fof field Woft afe
fitted with curved steel fsde on thf
fofefrunr One ~ these has q cntfine
edge and wilensver wire IN enc 3unief
"a 81 Is caught up ~ ne plain rsd and
passed on 70 the cutting edge, ~ which
n IN automatically severed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
BREAK A CH|LD'S
COLD BY GIVING
syrup Of FIGS
oleANsEs TrE Lfrrls livrs
AND BOWELS AND rAev crr
WELL QUICK.


when NNuf child suffers from a .eis
aon MATT give the little stomach. liver
aud bowels a seattle. thorough e,eansinr
AZ "nNr When cross. peeNlsh. ux,lees
YALE don't sleep eat ~ acs nAturall,
" pteath - bad. stomach scar. give a
sr@spnonim 20 california Syriin "a
fins' ana in a few hours aii a.. tfaw.
Erd ~. tpnsiip.,ted waste. saur t.lis
Sna undiEcstcd fu'sl viii FentN mave
our q tho bowels. aud You ha,a a well
playful child aeain
u your child ceashs. snuffi.s and has
P.saehi c''ld ~ - tcserish o. las =
s"te throat sive g0od doso % s,aN
ioFnia syrup % fissr 90 seaeGate tho
ni"elr o. difference what oihsi tfeat .
mcnt ~ given
Sick children needn't be- OoAxel a.
takr Tins harmless fruit LAXATIVE
Millions ~ mothers keep u handy be
cause they know SIS action ON Inc
stomach. iiyey and bowels IN prompt
and aus,s They also know a little slY 8
"n to-day saves a SICK CHILD tomorrow.
Ash your druggist Cor t1.ccnt bot f.
tle ~ california syrup ~ rIas." which
contains directions Tor babies. children
of an AGES and Tor GROWN -ups plaini,
on the bottle Beware ~ countsrfeits
Sold here. Get ihe ecnuine. made bs
''alitorrta tlr syrup COMPANY.
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

ward from Rosberits ana had apened
fire upon thcm % q very short ranu.
After returning short rapid .flt.
Lieut. Won liindcnbufe ordered Ter.
ward, double quick. aus flashed for ia
Austrian suns casea ga IA. hes,s
and knocked down by Crane. sbo, he
lay stupefied fof a few moments Then.
recovering he iSmprd up and saw that
three cannon were ALREADY In the hands
~ his men. while the osher two. one
With two horses and the other win
ono. we're being drawn nff Them
were also captured but Sc was i'm
kpssihie IS bring them OF The field
Won iilndcuburs later saw hard scr.
vice in the war ~ is1o-1i taking par,
ia the battles ~ Gavclottc- Sedan snd
others.
Much - his active service was spent
with the general staff. o. which Ia.
~ns first ordered IN iS7f. after he had
spent throc years la Che war academy
Seven years later he was assigned ia
service a; the front a. tosarany rnm.
mnndcr, buf In the following year re-.
turned 90 the reurrul staff. where h.
soon advanced to major ln 1853 no
was assigned 90 the war ministry. was
made lieutenant colonel two Years later
ana in 1898 took command. as nsuten
ant colonel. ~ the Dist Infantry rrcl-
ncnt in 1894 he became colonel and
Two years later he was made chief of
the general staff of the seventh army
corps tie advanced rapidly 20 hri
sadc commander. was succos.,ve,.
promoted to bo major general and neai.
TON HUH d
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Tie heaft ~ Tho wise " ~ me hnuHe
~ mourning hal the heart ~ foals -
in the house ~ mirih
lt H. better 10 head the rehtEc ~ tho
wipe. than fps . man % hear the ~eHg
~ fanir
tnf - the Grabbing ~ ihntna nn-
Scr pot ~ ~ The iaushtcr ~ the
fool this aiso 10 vanity
surely oppression fnaksih wise
man mad and Rifi deslrnyeth the
head
iiciief - the end ~ a tbinE Than Y
beginning thereof ana ihe paiicn ~
spirit IL better than the prpud Ia sl4fii.
lie not haAtg ~ thy apiFlt % be an
rry faf anger feateth ~ the bos"m
funfn
Say MT thou syllat u tho cause ihAi
me former days were better ihAn
these FOR thou dast not iBqelFe wsseis
conccfuIna this
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

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a soe.s name II bstter lhon precious
ointment and The das ~ deYth than
the dsy II ones birth
n Is better 10 so 70 the house ~
mourning, thar 10 70 she house ~
fesst.nss FOR that Is ths end a az
men. and the living VIII lsy u 10 Ms
heart
sorrow - better than laughter fgf
~ tho sadness ~ The eoupfenanc~ the
heart IN made bsttsr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
GERMANS CUT TRENCHES
BY AID MOTOR PlOWS
ETC GASOLINE TRACTION EN-
cIhts ADD MUCH TO cEs.
nAsY'S PREPAREDNESS

london. October ia t'@rreHpond :
ence q The Associated Press D. The
Germans 40 their trench cutting with
motor pioEs says The automobile ex-
pert Of the Daily Chronicle IN M AR
ticle describing types ~ yaOfor yehiclca
nov n use Ia the war.
where variety - copceFned" he
says. ~ must be conceded that the
Germans car claim tho greatest eeTfec
u fofethoaghf. for they have two types
q machine ~ least which are not -
be found elsewhere
~f.ntTenchments u nees handy be
said. pls5' leading part IN tbs cam
pslen Now u ls not generally knosn,
but Il - none the lees a fact, that the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Face powder u . necessity. nnt Won
shanld hs careful in seierUng the Sind
ana The usht shade Nuur particular
complexion requires Come ln and get
D. free sample Of Our Mar,sello Powder
and let us tell yuu about these famuua
cosmetics The price - the powder "a
SOC. Ideal Hair rarlor 600
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

When the lluY-a halo plan waH firs,
advanced many firms ln tho cotton
states advised firms IN tho north and
east with whom they tfudcd ~ the ait
nation confronting the farmers ~ the
south ana asked their assistance In
buying cotton under the bale buying
middling basis.
The firm IA Corpus christi that was
most successful aionR this line was
no Iordi- Alien Furniture Company.
Seven orders 10 huy bale - cotton
were received and the seven purchases
meant that seven tsnant farmers very
much ~ ncrd VI selling a bale IT cot
ton Tor cash were assisted.
Tho caller iuAugnrated 10 corpus
Christi the bale buying campaign and
.s pleased Ia note the action ~ the
firms In buying the cotton. Those whU
made purchases were.
Malectic Manfg. Co. ST. LOUIS. Mo-.
manufacturers ~ Majeatio stoves aud
ranges.
IIibbard. Spencer Bartlett a Co.
Chicago m wholesale hardware. rep
reseniing fnmaus Iev-D-S Noe goods
fiR'Nffs 'AAHAf 80 NV 'f.N''f
Ind. makers 81 the celrbrited iioosief
kltchcn cabinets
General ilrepfoofna co. iounRe-
town, Ohio. manufacturers 81 AN
Steeit niiHe devices
Globe -Wcruiclso CO. Cincinnati. o.
manufacturers ~ steel and Wood filing
devices Nnd officr supptirs
Ios Turk Aanfg Co, Untdley iii
marufae tnrera ~ Columbia ana Grass
and Iron iirts.
speyer lirDihers. New YORK. -
manufacturers II furniture novelties
and cabinet hardware
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

School children can secure iYcepm
tickets fof half price by calling on 4.
J Galloway. "a GaiioNays Music sfors.
Allen Archer "a Wei Bros ~ Katie
Mae Flemminas a. lIiGh School $50
lAAveIIIanmentl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
FORT WORTH llvnsrocK.

rDIgT WtaST8I. ocs. is.--csfils
Receipts 1900 brad market lower
brrycr g Geffo.be.
fiaEn -Ilceeipfs $40 head. mafkst
laser. beat hrasies ssff1ss
SHEEP Receipts go head market
.t.....f.,t ta,,.l... a stst 2 al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

Marinclo Toilet Preparations purest
and best No advance in prize Why
NOT nso them We are the cNDiusiV,
agents. Ideal Hair parior see
Acknowledgement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

khNAAH CITY, uct H. iloss--
iseceipsa 1909 head mariel lower buik
u aales 1859 10.
steady. sepfhera steers 5epHf2s.
fhsee Receipts poEe. lasrs,s ssses
40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
~ yaved for Germans by
~ Year Old Commander Who
Was "CaLed Back" to Fight

es.r Lsy BEFORE KAlssR's FoRcEs IN RUSSIA us
Gocof srH1TeelsT, THREE YEARS RETIRED UNABLE
'isws ~ :. s.oSr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

chiidren's Hair Bobh,np. artlstcall,
done Ideal Hair paflur $50
tAdVeytisementl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
OUTSIDE FIRMS ASSISTED
IN BALE BUYINc CAMPAIGN

JoRpT. FALLEN FURNITURE COM
pANY BY ADVISING FIRMS VITA
WHOM THEY rRAoE or TrE
COTTON SITUATION SUCCEEDED
IN SELLING SEVEN SALES OF
COTTON At TEN CENTS PER
POUND.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

J. o. Arms,rong 0f Brownsville was
among those registering al the Horne
Apartments yesterday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
Douglas Auto Company

MI ssctsrar. icnn's 1898 foashai
captain IL coaching Yves, Virginia nna
not west yi,plnla wesleyan a. was
reported
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
FALFlJRU|AS TRIP
BY LOCAL PEOPLE
HAS Been DELAYED
G. c. lAsArER LEAVING TUESDAY
FOR CHICAGO, RENEE rRie TO
BE MADE UNDER AUSPICES or
COMMERCIAL CLUE POSTPONED
UNTIL AIS RETURN.

~ Telephone k u caldwell was ves.
,ereaA advised thar Is a. lasater VII,
icavc falfarrias fcr Chicano on Tues.
daS morninr. hence the trip n local
people that ~a~ pianned 90 visit me
iaSai~r ranch viii er postponed unsu
Mr i.asAter returns which viii he
about November AZ
The committees that Is arranxin Cor
the "trip = ronpoSri ~ . vs. Chambers.
Nat Benton aud u a. BALDWIN Mr.
Nhnmlers stated Yesterday that iiaul
N"fSan. J a iiilA = baldwin. iler.
man roenlsVh and many oshcr welt
known farmers have agfved go mNkc
thc ,fp
Purpese OF reip.
The purposes - thr tfin are lwe-
fold first Co. visit the creamcfies al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

s'oach Hurry IN Yosi has started
Flr trainsng tablr AZ ,n~ s'mverrus ~
Alehirn with twenty-slx msa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

tions that the Chalmers 1915
Light Six" most clearly re-
veals its great superiority over
Others in It's price elass. II IL
doing II right now for thous-
ands OF owners everywhere.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
Pay No Heed to Pavement
Performance

There's many a car bought on It's
pavement performance that would never
have been considered could the purchaser
have seen IL perform over rough roads.
Simply skimming over boulevard
Is not test of car IN any sense OF the
word. 1hat lis why we urge you TO take this
Chalmers Light Six for long trip over
every kind OF roads you can find For it's
then that the real quality Of a motor car
asserts itself. It's then youil appreciate
the higher quaiifyoi The Chalmers Light
Six. the greater power and lleSibili,y Of its
master motor, the greater solldity and FIRM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18

We are anxious 20 take you on this
Chalmers "Reof Test Ride. Come in to-
day and arrange for IL.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
The only SURE way TO protect your

my q car that has proved its
stamina under the hardest de-
mands Of motoring.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-18
weknow how carefully thisear Is built

we know the quality of the
materials used and we know
that in beauty. ruggedness.
power, speed. comfort, con.
veniencc, and strength 20 meet
any and every emergency OF the
road the 1915 Chalmers Light
Six" is a better car than any
other light six" selling within
several hundred dollars Of It's
price.
And what Is moro, thous-
nnds Of owners the country o,
you the same thing.
The evening world., 1914-02-19

A collection Of 800 fine
'Ties," n which b included
oil the newest = VII Is the
staple figured. banE SAspot-
ted and striped etc. IN
a extraordinary WIDE r0e
Of oolors and colo1-tonee. "
- yDDses OU1h Oosos1.
The evening world., 1914-02-19
NORRIS ASKS FACTS
ONNEWHAVENROAD
AGREEMENT PLANS
Wants to Know Especially
Whether Immunity Will Be
Granted to Any Under Ban.

WARRINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator
Nor1lA Republican. Of Nebraska, in
troAuosd to-day . resolution to direct
Attorney General McReynolds to in
form the Senste whether the Depart.
rnent Of Justice 10 contemplating en-
tsring into any contract or agreement
with omcials Of the New YorlI. New
Havsa ana Hartford Cor reoreaniza-
ton Of the railroad 6r settlement Of
its Ananeial Aimcultiss.~ Considsra-
ton ef the resolution was deferred
until Tomorrow on objection to I'm
mediate action by Senator Bankhead
Of Alabama. '.
The resolution would ask specific
Information Of whether any agree.
ment would contemplate giving i'm.
munity To any persons connected with
New Haven transactions and whether
such an agreement contemplated the
surrender Of any right for action to
recover money or damages ION &C.
count of the incorporation Of the
money. funds or property OF said
company"
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Actress Tells Secret
AWsll Known Actrsss Tells How She
Darksnsd Her Gray Hair and Pro-
moted 1ts Growth with Sim
pls Home Mads Mixture.

Miss Blanche Rose. q well.known
actress. who darkencd her gray hair
with . simple preparation which she
mixed at home, in . recent interview
at Chicago. ILL.,, made the following
statement: "Any lady or gentleman
can dsrken their gray hair and make
Il soft and glossy with this simple
recipe. which they can mix at home.
To . half pint 81 water add I OF. q
bay rum. . small box Of Barbo Com
pound, and u o. q slycerine. These
.sors a. very s' little c cOss Apply to the
hair twice Q week until Il becomes the
required shade. This will make . gray
haired person look 20 years yoanger.
Il 10 also fine to promote the growth
Of hair, relieves itching and scalp hu.
mors and Is excellent for dsndrufl
and falling hair. "--Advt.
The evening world., 1914-02-19

ii, nsn'0h IN 'e ,he ,S,lp and induce he hair
W grow thick and long.
Mn. Al; Your excessive tat Will soon
vanish after ., short course o! the psrn0tis
nous iron yoSr s1,ssiss and disOlTies ia
III pnts hot water, TIE dose Is 2 table
sIoonfui eet9ie meals. I'm. Maowstg -'i.
:S Srt. ~ isduesa aa yo a' ss WIN IS %
and ire from wrinkles, No diet or exey.
ciss Y neceasAry. and II cannot pos'by do
MIRA. q. T.: To MAKE your eyes sl,AIils
.Sud 'qsssss rs :,d%pl, . sy''S: SS
~! ia s aiG'' and it 'a' ready fu.ins FEW
mani an e. ss : e: .sS MI sSs to them
Ing. 'fhs is excellent Tor weak r,ss.
X. o.; Your dun, strssiy hair indicate.
T. Ss,r.1oo as'i :% s,ins YOU YOU . .lnpls
::issiS ;s'ss sss s: M = ~;
psI ue .sssA o sSsa al raH's' p Hs -. ssc
f Ta :,op s the irritation and e,.rooSs;
$sns S.. ;Ss ps so,5 sS oc sSa ana A''''''
adj "a "a e! S;'i ' 1: ss.. " :s
'ssl ls.. .9' ssl"f: .s Ne q: - s.s s's;
oats: e i ;'.s e, 49, o. IN ' I'D
nsia g uss.l s:enasl q: wsS e .sd
s:s!; ssi::!ss w. &: '' Isl: 5. ''i <;
ik:a mn. H.'1ss s.es. "ss..s." ~
--Advt.
The evening world., 1914-02-19

partment Mutual Beneht Association,
who was placed on trial before Judge
Grain. in tbs Court o. General Sss-
sions, to-day.
He was driver for Chief Croker and
financial secretary Of the Benevolent
Association up to January. 1912. when
Abraham dc Groot succeeded him. De
Groot had an audit made. which
showed deficit OF $500.
Bennett refused to make any ex-
PLANTATION at the time, and his defense
was not disclosed until the trial began
to-day.
The evening world., 1914-02-19

sas: . and 81 ". u ,sa, M sns AID 10" o..
sSs.ss snrms. 'ahich you get At -, The he
Ss s.: sa .i..u sa. asi i T;ls, e. .a
sssSIl i IL" ,asish.; Th. Lotion Iir X: FL.
ed rsstores the rrss,tnt OF healthy ;naid len
.ic:. .STSdy," ,p''y i :r'ns md ah. !.
As.is L.. Powdered dslstoue "a thy most
stfsetiys thing q yhieh ! Ho~ dt an
Ws{sr 10 ooVsr the hairs NOT Wsntei. Apply
snd In OF 3 miuuts~ remove. wash the
Saoi. Sarmis~ mstbcd and seldom needs
fHeaiinS. Re sure L 10 destone you sf''
e. f0 s 70 and sh' o :@. y S %. e:
Gr re fo asr Z Tor an ld.issh,Snsd gslrm
t,uic which, u taken regularly for while,
A ' :Iss:o you u! sS perfect n.s r AEs:h' "a
inc supful sas,i and hot water % make. 1
n s.s az IT, a FL: s:ntl: ' rs ssiSa
sassps..s ioI si:.:!hg The ri, q ai,S4lO Z
youfh 70 the ,omplssios.
-; OF; ., ,,Es'' ..x sT s }; s.,s IN
rs s e. Ala, ' vi:Ss1ses H.. n; ",
elssasinS ssip, sDd hair % both sr'
Hs.sS d:ssSsst y: ~ g Z, h &. &c ~
Az c''::s ss l:ss GU s ss v . isss
ssslay "a AK ass f': "a y s.a' hli 90. 81.
The evening world., 1914-02-19
SAYS SHORTAGE PAID
CHIEF CROKER EXPENSES

That money which he Is accused Of
appropriating TO his own uses was
really applied TO the expenses Of Ed.
ward Croker in his fight for reinstate-
mont to the Fire Department is the
defense Of Charles +. Bennett. former
secretary Of the New York Fire De-
The evening world., 1914-02-19

Shopping BY Mail at Mdcy's
Bad weather need not prevent you from shopping.
Write Macy's Mail Order Shopping Service for what.
ever you want. or If more convenient. phone Greeley
600.
The evening world., 1914-02-19
Young
Men's$3.OO
Derby Hats.
Special
At $l.74

These HUts t1aNe tie neW
tree- quarter bow efIect and
the sgnart curl brim. They
90 absolutely fast blacle-a
point seldom found in .
inexpensive . Hat.
- N1DsA o0A ooussa
The evening world., 1914-02-19

In natural or bIack--a very
effective style: made on satin
lining; this has two large flat
tabs at the front and the back Is in
high collar effect. Finished with
ribbon rOsette at the side.
Finer Neckweer rsnRing. up to
tTichI Feathers, lovely for evening
wear. second Floor. seth 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-20
HOLD WOMAN AND THREE
MEN IN JEWEL MYSTERY
Los Angeles Police Run Down Clews
IN Connection With Theft OF Form
or Indiana WOman's Gems.

LOS ANG ELES. Calf. Oct. 20
One woman and three men are under
arrest as the result Of Developments
last night in the mysterious robbery OF
Mrs p A 3 Kennedy, formerly OF
Indianapolis. on Aug. 80. Part Of the
$500 worth of jewelry taken from
Mrs Kennedy's body and sold by
Percy Tugwell. led 20 the apprehen-
sion OF the prisoners. Tugwell was
arrested in San Francisco last Friday
by Detective Home Of the Los An
geles force, and is reported to have
admitted his connection with the
crime. On information wired Chief
Sebastian last night by Detective
Home. Mr.. and Mrs Philip Kennedy.
the son and daughter law OF the
dead woman, were taken into custody
at midnight, and Herbert De Nor
mandy, a painter who formerly lived
at the Kennedy home, vas also ar
rested. With the exception OF Tug
well. all the prisoners denied COM
plCity in the crime
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-20
ANNOUNCES DATES FOR
SPEECHES BY BARNHART
Representative Will Make Tour
of District During 10 Days
Preceding Election.

d. VI. Bechtel of Goshen, demo-
cratic district chairman, announced
the speaking dates for Rep. Henry A
Barnhart, nominee for reelection. who
Will campaign throughout the district
during the 10 days preceding the cleo
ton on Nov. 8. Rep. Barnhart will
be accompanied on his tour of the
district by South Bend men, Stuart
MacKibbin being among those sched
uled 10 make speeches in connection
with him.
The campaign will be started by
Rep. Barnhart on Friday, Oct. %,
when he Will speak at North Judson.
Stuart MacKibbin will also be on the
program at this meeting. on Satur-
day night a big rally will be held at
plymouth and the meeting will be ad-
dressed by Barnhart and Anthony
Deahl Of Goshen.
tour of Fulton county by auto
mobile will be made by the congress-
man and Mr.. MacKibbin on Monday,
Oct %. The nominee will be escort
ed through the county by a large
of his townsmen Of Roches-
ter. Gov. RalstOn and Rep. Barnhart
are scheduled for a meeting at Mich
igan City on Tuesday, Oct. 27 and
on Wednesday the nominee will speak
at the oliver opera house in South
Bend with Sen b. F. Shively, nom
inee for reel ectiOn.
L Ert Slack, former state senator
from Indianapolis, will accompany
the Congressman to Goshen on Thurs
day, oct. %. The following day Mr..
MacKibbin will be on the program
with the nominee at Warsaw. The
campaign will be closed with a rush,
two meetings being scheduled for Mr..
Barnhart on Saturday, Oct 81. In
the afternoon Vice Pres't Marshall
and the congressman will speak at
Elkhart and Saturday a big meeting
is scheduled for Laporte which will
be addressed by the Rochester man
and Mr.. Deahl Of Goshen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-20
FRANCE LAUNCHES NEW
AND POWERFUL WARSHIP
Superdreadnaught Normandie Carries
Twelve I3-Inch Guns and
Many Smaller.

BORDEAUX, France, Oct. 2O.-The
superdreadnaught Normandie, one OF
the most powerful battleships ever
built by France, was successfully
launched at St Nazier- r-Sur-LOire to-
day.It viii be placed in commission
as soon as possible for service against
the German feet.
The warshIp has a displacement OF
25.3S7 tons. a length at the waterline
OF 574 feet. and a beam OF 90 feet
It's maximum draught IS 28 IA feet.
The armament includes u 13.4 inch
guns. % So inch guns; four three
Founders and six torpedo tubes. The
main armor belt Is Il feet deep and
y "a inches thick The ship has two
lateral reciprocating engines. I'd two
central turbines.