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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-23

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The evening world., 1914-07-21

International Eucharistic Congress to
be held here. beginning tomorrow
and lasting until July 20.
Among other representatives from
the United states will be Mgr. Joseph
Freri Of the Society for the Propaga-
ton Of the Faith. New York.
On Sunday morning next the pre-
siding cardinal will celebrate . Pom
tinciai High Mass before a temporary
altar erected in front Of the historical
srotto. assisted by several Of the car
dinals and q picked choir Of two hun
dred. The space between the grottc
and the river will be reserved for the
cardinals, archbishopA bishops and
The evening world., 1914-07-21
would b uselaee.

would b useless"
Collector of the Port Malone he'd
luncheon with the President yestsr-
day and to-day Mr.. McCombs, the
Democratic National Chairman. u to
be the guest Of the President. Mr..
Malone was to have returned to New
York to-day. but his secretary an
nounced that he had postponed hla
departure from Washington until to.
night.
In President Wilson's talks with
Mayor Mitchell and National Chair
man McCombs there IL likelihood he
will investigate stories to the effect
that the recent Federal appointments
made by him at the suggestion of
men were not as good politically a.
they might have been.
The evening world., 1914-07-21
Fx1 1v1xYxa WORLD, To 1sDxY' JULY II, -fvf4

taken. He got his idea Of being robbed
WHEN he woke 10 nnd . man coins
through the pockets Of his coat In
his room hack Of the restaurant
AZ Avenue A and N0th street
ReoAnyao caught JohA KrajewUkI
g No. - N1dss street. The pealcs
opfO the I've men aUort end fOunl
at Krajewski had . 05antity Of cie.
orottes. the proceeds q the robbery
g q tobacco store owned BY Henry
0D1lofsky, at No. 170 Second street.
The evening world., 1914-07-21
WILSON CUTS OFF
LITTLE BOOMLETS
FOR GOVERNORSH|P
Gives a Hint There Must Be
NJ Anti-Tammany Candi-
date at Primaries.
mitchell VISITS HIM.
Administration More Interested
in Senator and Congress
men Than State Ticket.
mitchell VISITS HIM.

The anti Tammany or independent
Democrats Of New York have prac-
ticaily decided TO put no candidate
for Governor In the field at the COM
ing primaries. The booms Of Frank
lin ID. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy. and John Sague. APP
dent Wilson Is snid TO have indirectly
been responsible for the squelching
Of the ambitions Of certain members
Of his administration to form a new
Democratic party in New York State
In a year when all the united strength
Of the old party Is needed against a
common enemy.
Among the young Democrats who
are said to have received the hint
that business before pleasure and am
billion wa fine thing for any ad-
ministrat,or was Dudley Field Ma
lone. Collector OF the Port.
Mayor Mitchell took luncheon to-
day with President Wilson. II is I'M
derstood the Mayor In to tell the
President that ambitious as he Is 70
put Charles Francis Murphy out Of
business, this Is not the year for the
execution. Even though tho Mayor
would like TO put either Franklin d.
Roosevelt or Appraiser Sague. or
even McAneny. his political rival. in
the field for Governor. both he and
his friends feel that there Ia nothing
doing for the Democratic party in
the fall Of 1914. As State Chairman
Osborn said In an interview yester.
day, the moro important fght Is on
tho United States Senatorship, and
on the congressman.
TALK OF HiNMAN As PROGRESS.
sivE AND REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
There are new reasons to-day for
the loss Of heart among the anti Tam
many Democrats. Announcer ent
comes from Oyster Bay that Harvey
u. l'inrnHn, n Progressive Republican
may be nominated for tho Governor
ship on the Progressive ticket. with q
Republican endorsement. II IL figured
that many thousands Of Republican,
who would not vote for Roosevelt be-
cause OF his radical Bull Moose ten.
denotes would vote for Human.
With Human in the race Democrat.
figure there would be practically onl,
two candidates-Hinman and thu
Democratic candidate. With Roose'
welt In tho field there would be three
candidates.
Word Is said to have come from
the White House to forget all fac
tional fights In New York State THU
fall and centre all energies on tn
United States Senatorial candidate
and tho Democratic candidates fol
Congress.
That there Is factional difference
among the anti-Tammany Democrat
10 evidenced by the sentiments o
County Clerk Schneider.
II believe" he said. "the effort
made recently to put an anti-Tam
many candidate for Governor in tn,
deld this fall emanate principal!
from Administration men. such a
Malone. Sague. Hanson and others
But the rank and file Of anti-Tam
many men do not believe We ough
70 put n candidate in the field.
The evening world., 1914-07-21
BURGLAR Ne CHASED
HADN'T ROBBED HIN
But Man He Cause,t Had Sto,su
Goods of Another Man in
His Pockets.

Alexander Ronanyshin. who has Q
restaurant at No. 1ss Seventh strsst.
chased Q burglar for blocks to-day
and all the time no had in his sock
the money he thought the burglar had
The evening world., 1914-07-21
Thought He Heard Cat, =, va. Baby

ThWa6ht nc HehFd CatI IT " AS Navy
Thomas Stevens OF No. I2 Dean
street. Brooklyn. was on his way homo
early to-day when he heard what he
thought was a cat crying. lie listened
and decided that the cry was that Of an
infant. He found a baby n few hours
old. wrapped In an old flannel shawl
and lying In an areaway at No. $50
Dean street Stevens took the child to
the Bergen street police station. from
which y was sent to the Cumberland
Street Hospital.
The evening world., 1914-07-21
CARDINAL FARLEY IS At
EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS
Nine Other Princes of Church and
Two Hundred hops at
Great Gathering.

OURDEa France. July 2i.-Ten
Cardinals, among them Cardinal Far
ley Of New York City. two hundred
Archbishops and Bishops from ali
parts Of the world are to attend the
The evening world., 1914-07-21

personages Of distinction. The lesser
disnitaries. delegates and spectators.
will be ranged on the meadows oppo-
site. which slope down TO the river.
forming a vast natural amphitheatrc.
The evening world., 1914-07-21

A complete novel each week In
Tho Evening World. A book which
on the stands would cost you S1.2S
you can get this way for six cents.
The bee., 1914-01-09
Claude Morton
UNDER TAKER.
20 S. AaiN St. MadisOnMIIs, Ky
FOREST NOTES

A rancAer has applied for the
rental Of 890 acres on the Pike
national forest, Colorado, to be
|used in connection With other
private lands, for raising elk as a
commercial venture. fi
The government has cold 40. 600
cords Of cedar wood for shingles
from the Washington national
forest. The shingles manufac-
tured from this wood. laid six
inches to the weather, would
cover q square miles of roof.
The navy department has ask
ed tie forest service to investi-
gate guijo, a Philippine wood,
for possible use in decking boats
and ships. LOngleaf pine, sugar
maple, and beech are the domes-
tic woods most used for decks.
The state university lands in
Arizona are to be numbered un-
der 4 cooperative agreement be;
tween the government and the
state land commission. Arizona
is the first state in the southwest
and one of few, in the country to
cut itsrtinhered lands on fores-
try principals
The annual meeting Of the
American Forestry Association
will be held in Washington on
January a. A president. TWEEN
ty-one vice presldents, O., treas
urer. an auditor and Eve direc-.
tors are to be elected and plans
made Eok az active campaign for
forest conservation during 1914.
The association ARs 8 600 mem-
oere: - r''''
The bee., 1914-01-09
FALLING HAIR MEANS
DANDRUFF Is ACTIVE
Save Your Haih Get a rs cent Bottle Of
Danderins Right Now-AIso
Stops Itching Scalp

Thin, brittle, colorless and
scraggyhair s.mute evidence of
neglected scalp; Of dandruf -
that awful scurf.
There Is nothing so destructive
to the hair as dsndruf. IL robs
the hair of its iustre, it's strength
and lite very life eventually pro-
ducing feverTshness and itching
OF the scalp, which If not rem
edied causes the hair roots to
shrink loosen and die-:heu the
HAIR falls out fast, A little Dan
derine tonightewnow-=auy time
will surely save your hair.
Get a 25-cent bottle Of Kpowl-
tou's Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter, and after
the 6rst application your hair
will take on that life, lustre and
lnxuriance which is so beautiful.
1t will become. wavy aud fluffy
and have th appearance Of
abgndapcei 6 o Incompatible
gloas:aHd apftness, iboE What 9&ilt
please you most will be after jest
= few weeks use. when you VIII
actually see q lot Of foe, downy
hair---new hair--srowing all over
the scalp,
The bee., 1914-01-09
Wonderful Cough Remedy

DIR. Kings New Discovery ia
known everywhere ~ the remedy
which will surely stop q cough or
cold. D.P.LaWson Of Edison. Tenn.
writea; 'Dr, King's New Discovery
10 the most wonderful cough. cold
and throat and lung medicine 1 ey-
or sold In my store. IL can't be beat.
lt sells without any trouble at all.
lt needs no guarantee" This is
true, because DR.. Kings New Dls-
eoVery will relieve the most Obstfn-
ate OF cOoytsand colds. Lung from
bles quickly reipSd By IT. use. You
sh"nld Keep q bottle IN the house "a
AL tines for all members OF the fam.
lily. 6Cg and el.0O All DruRRIsts or
by mail. "A. Il. Bucklen & Co Phil
Rdelphia or st. Louis
The bee., 1914-01-09
His Stomach troubles Over.

AIR. Dyspeptic, would you net like
60 feel that your stomach troubles
were over, that you could eat Anv
kind OF food you desired without
INJURY That may seem so unlikely
60 you that you do not even hope for
an ending OF your trouble, bat per.
init rs 10 assure you that Il is moi
altogether impossible. n others can
be cured permanently. and thOns-
ands have been, why not you? John
Il. Baker, Of Battle Greek, Mich.
is one Of them. He says, Il WAS
troubled with heartburn. Indices-
ton anc liver complaint until 4 ns-
Cd Chsmberlaln's Tablets. then nv
trouble WAS oven Sold by Ali
DEALERS.
The bee., 1914-01-09

All AbortiOna are not caused b. aa
Infectious disease. CrOwding OF ant.
mails. . heavy tall, a severe hook OF
kick; in shOrt, an injury OF any kline.
poor condition Of tie breeding AMI
mails. exposure to severe weather, m.
aue exoitsment aA1 ether causes may
naanh II the onstllg Of the calf. gusb
AboFtions are mainly accidents. aaa
the remsdy lies II better asth0as Of
mnnagemsns. ---
Ths 1iseaSS IL nSat prsyalsat wAsrs
stock fsTmiaH ID hinlsly spspiauGea.
ThiS q a. ttRe Of tSs alIISOa Of MErSpe
40 - thOoe " thiD sUnntEy.. Al 90
wFiisr nsiSp ttaG IN 1857, a. ANY ss
Ser - psr sSnt Of tas eDHs II Ger
tain lOcailtiSA Of BsSaans RSrS abOrl-
inn. Much anSeustloA a. to ita cause
hGp bOSA nsaS ~ krNsaerb, asne on
tn thSsflSs bsihn: The s6tinH 81
srGOt, aAe Dat thH OISr csnnSeiSd
WtfS a. aSSr<iOn has ehs anton Or causs
ihe PrsBuaAts aAinRib-tS clip fetusOs:
ALnDS thS bNyisnnSE 81 the nine,
tsbAth CtAtuy, IL has ksen bsiiexva
taAt murt 81 IhA GLsTtIeA anaVnr e.
mSUsis Atdhiip Wka oNubSf " a. N.
fogMena 2 disskbS. k,Vas sst uatll
itsg hpT1VSt, that the erssnism
Nhiss csubsD aSprt'ss aasa6 cattle
WAA 1iscSVsrSG -. a
II IL SsAvrAls ASlisTsd sAsss
Breeders hst to GiasaHe Il trans-
Nittea frsS enc ssinal to ahDthsr
ssly ~ tie bull. Il IL true that the
bull playa an Important part in ths
transmission Of ths diSspss. but, never
thsiSSs, * u disseminated In several
other Ways. Il IL very esSy TO cRNss
'RoriiOs eIpsrlmsntAlly ia tho coz BY
The bee., 1914-01-09
GRANGE PROPOSED
AbO'isAius Th1rd.class csAi6catss "a
Teach

Frankfort, KY. Jan, Third
class certificates emitting the
holders to teach in, the rural
schools Of this State will be abol-
Ished if the amendment to the
school law as prepared by Super
Intendent Of Public Instruction
Hamlet is passed.
AT present, applicants to teach
are given first, second and third
class certificates and many per-
sons holding third-class certifi-
Gates Are 10 charge of large rural
schools. In order to raise the
standard among teachers il is
proposed to abolish the third
class cert ificates.
The bee., 1914-01-09
WEAK EIDaeHS ~
oFTEA Tue RESULT
- & afHNnNK

On, Hav6sal ocCAAtooA haze bean
unable % WORK Ao1 su1OraA FOveFO
pslns u the back. due 10 nay kid
nsVs. I called o. Q dOOtDS q RI
pen,, Rls., 0Slt ce0alVod no relief.
t<io1.Or. KamOg'a BUamo.H Root
0hic& cave ne lnstnct rolboA Il WhS
tAou ehie 10 rvounlS Work. 0NaMp-
Root u tue opiH keltsf Gaa eoa
rom ktanOH dieSAqoe WAic6 I am
taBioCt - "a Ci5o o9Tune % the yVak.
an Vrtting thla { eattm o STE
through mp own froo viii that OnR-
fererS Of Kidney aod blAdUor dis.
cases win know OF toe Wondorful
nORita Of 5WeU1p- Root. I recon-
mend Dr.. KIlmeR'u 6WODp-Root
whenever 0en ard always have q
bottle OF swamp Root 10 my home.
I purchased Swamp Root Of he.
q. J. Burnside, druggist, OF LII Main
Street, Rlpon, VIE .
Very truly You're, ~
THOS. J. LYNCH,
625 NeWbrrn st. ~ RipOn, Wis,
have read the above statement
that Thcs. J. Lynch bought DE-. XII
mer's SwAmp-RaOt 1t my store and
made Gate the above statement is
true Ia substance and fact.
r.. J. Burnside,
Subscribed and sWOrp to before
me this 18th day OF Nov, 1911. -
II. A. Preston.
The bee., 1914-01-09
: nAN woRsHIPERs. I

President Wilson, while on hIi
way Sonth' to snjO1 much needed
rest, Discovers q hOnss on Gre
notifies the occapAnss AUD gives
directions to hts 6eofst service men
and ehanGeFs how to put out the Ore
or course it would not haye dOnsf oi
the BeWspAper correspondent 10
spoil . good story By ssating 10 hi1
article that the flre:wAs discovered
by one Of the body guard or Q
ohauffer, even II they did, FoF this
the Fresidsna is heralded - hero
throughout the length and breadth
of the country, and the people of
the little town of GGIfport. Miss.
are considering, him 3 vote Of
thanks. Is this not a striklng ex-
ample Of our tendency to mRn-wor-
ship. What of the fact Gthat the
Presidsntsof the United States on
discovering q fire notifies the Oc-
eupants and aids ia extingulshIng
the flames3 IL there anything uu-
usual or heroic .abont that2 Could
he have done otherwise aud shown
himself at TO hold that exalted po-
siti0n? 1t has been truly said chat
it matters not so much a. to what
public men really do, bat to have q
presBagent who Is always onto hts
job 10 Of supreme importance. how
many thonaapds,of mon. poor and
obscure, have done tust what the
President did, ard thets names
never did reach flle. aeWspspers9
The little town OF IscAdOn. nsstlIngl
here In these. AtlIs has several dog
ems Of j1sAy such heTOee. This 10 zoo
muOh Hks the brave Dat poorly paid
colder, who Hghts ssssoicAlIy and
dies for The caase be beiietea juSt.
He reats IN N unA&ClkSd grave and
HE name IsROt recorded Ia hIa4oFy
Aoe bis ysloF ever. knoWn to tie
woEld, While ths eeaeFAl Who wa
in his tsat ever the lhill aa<e dis
tzuce fsoa the deAtfe dealiAg shot
and SAs!i sSee down ia histsry a. . |
great hero. Az II
We are Rct sttsnptFng 10 tSllttssd
the coDauct Of cur sPresidS0t, butt
aDsrslyspointtng ou< our tsndency
TO manVsEship. -
THE hslnss TO our mind the Epo-
etic iossIiaht expressed In lGrGy's
ElsEy Ia the following beau ,!ful
lnsA: /
Fun mAny q germ or payest RAJ, |
serene The dark. untAthhomso
caves Of ocean bear;
Full many dover tsbOsas to blush
unseen, ~ II
And waste ita sweetness on the
desert air.
The bee., 1914-01-09

,Ths EseaeFs Of this PSpet. uiii - plessed e
'learp thSlsllerc is Of IeHst enc dreaded disease
cbat spiepea Has been SSistS eureia sil is stag
ga and taS q cstaEfh. HailsC teErh Cure is the
'S4s Pessslse cure now known 10 tho medical
e. $ternith 'eatsrrs being aconsttuiioaal discase,
lies q Constitutional tralenent. Halle Ca
ttfiA fuse'Ss taken internally acting directly
uPop tie blood and mucous sarfhces Of tho s1e
tom, tAersSY deetrOyisg tAe foundatiSa CT the
disease, and giving the pstieat str eaEth By build
ing up the constitution aud assisting nature in
doing its work. Tho ProPtietors have so mach
faith in las curative powers that they otter One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il faiIsto cure
Send Tor list OF testimonials.
Address p. j. CHENEY Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, IS cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The bee., 1914-01-09
cOLORKD COLUMN.
REV j. R. SWANS. EDrroR

Last Suudayiwas ,,gsea, ,dAy Eat
the Nj. zions BsotIst church. The
church was crowded to l,sten TO the
pastors first sermon Of the New
Year, The annual report which we
hope to give to the public next
week surpasses tie former record.
Mrs. ophelis Williams. OF :Chica-
go, Ill: is in tbe city, Cite guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. sarah Osborne.
All Of the newly elected officers
OF the Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday
School, will be Installed &C 9O'clock
q. IN. next Sunday, Superintendent
WIN. Killibrev. IL Ssking for 200
pupils 10 the: Sunday aschool next
Sunday. ats. q. m, VIII you be
there2
Edney Orr, remains very feeble.
Mrs Della Booker, - improving
slowly.
Rev. II. AuOs aad meedAmes
CHARITY Clark, salIIe stockard and
Mr.. Wm. Fox's mother, remain
very feeble. Inarmity Of old age is
the chief cause Of their illness.
WANTED-Cook must be com.
petent, and come veil recommend.
ed. None other heed apply.
ct Mss. jobs. Fish
= Mr.. add'Afts. Tom 0rsz, ass vera
proud Oi.thslr DsV 6Adwstss., moth I
sr end baby ere aOlns swsll 90 .tAis
writing. :. .-. -
The Mt z.on BAptsos church On.
der the leadership Of Brother T. W.
Shelton, viii give . b0x-6apper at
the skating-rink Saturday night,
Jan. nth. TIE public q cordially
invited to be rrssent.
misses 0arrstt sad sooner, return
cd 70 Frankfort. ~oF
Mrs. Walker stOnas. Who b1s. been
very sick, 10 much better ~ thls
!.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas CrAis, have
returned from Tenuessee, where
they spent Xmas
Remember that on the 18th. of
this month, there will be an old
fashioned En.ertainment given at
the G. n. E. church. known As q
woodsawing aud AprOn Entertain.
ment. There will be a prize given
TO the best wood .sAWer also every
lady In Darlington 10 invited 20 pre-
pare an apron and neck-tie 20 match
Tor this enteEtatnnnent, then the
gentleman shalt be allowed to draw
one tie and then be is TO begin a !
,erch for the lady weaving 40 apron
70 match bic tie. Ky. Oysters- and
otner refreshments 20 Be sefveSi.
gleAt enjoyment 10 expected on, that
alght. Welcome one A1d all. A.
free.
The bee., 1914-01-09
For Frost Bites And Chappsd Skin

For frost bitten ears, fingers and
toes; chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold. sores, rel and rough
skins, there Is nothing TO equal Buck
lens Arnioa SaiVe. Stops the pain
ct once and heals quickly. Ia every
home there should be box handy
all the time. Best remedy for ali
skin diseases. itching eczema. letter
piles etc. 25f AllDrageists or Oy
mail n. +. Bucklen & Co, Phila-
delphia OrSt. Louis
The bee., 1914-01-09

It's a long call today, from the
famous Arabian Nights' magic
flying carpet.
Yet we see any day the twen-
tietb century flying carpet
stretched tight on its frame. The
tail and the front guiding pieces
constitute it, with the ripping
noise of the engine, the aero
plane. On his carpet sits the air
mau, cushioned on the wind; he
wishes himself a hundred leagues
away. pulls a lever or two and
without exersion' is at his destin-
tion.
The Arabian ancients surely
have nothing on the Ohio W rights
Two contemporaries of the
iArabisns seem to have seen. sfar
of the coming of the Wright
boye.
Did not one long for q mono
plaDeS sob, "cried be. ''thst 4
had wings like q dove. for then
woaid I Ay away ~ Psalms, So !;
Q, ,es ~
Another perhaps, VlsioDed the
man AieFs-"5heV shall mount
bp with Wings like the eagles''--|
6lsh into the GrmaBeat, above
the do0as. Isaiah tratSd the man
birds 10 their AeaVsR WSEd Aisht.
DID David tank Of tksWibsed
gRaD also. when be sRid Of one
'tAnd he rode upon G'CbesuS and
did Gy; yea, he did fly upon the
wings Of the wiSd.n' (FSzIns rs 1
lOJ. @
And bow high and how far the
humGn eagles wing their flight
If ! ascend up into heaven, shou |
art there! If take the, wings
Of the morning and dwell CAS- 10 |
the uttermost parts of the sea
sven there shall thy hand lead
me and thy right hand shall up
hold me-" For what but the
hand Of God, in the marvellous
awe of His Nature, upholds, the
Oaedslus of today 10 his excur.
lion toward the sun!
Then We consider the prophet
David. who gszed down the ages
It the wonders OF today, We mar
rel at the greatness of the map.
SorelS il was by the. power of
iis Greater that"the SSeetSing
'r of Israel" spoke of the mar
lelOus things at which we look
q amazement one day. and the
iext, on account of familiarity,
,ass by with indifference. The
Wandering jew "'
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