South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 281, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1916 — Page 4

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SUNK IT ANCHOR Hit During Heavy Forj by Lin- ' er Outward Bound in Hampton Roads. NOfU'OLK. :iV., T.-TfiM 3'.r;ti-h .'lt'.nn r 1 1 a . k h .!!, at an-j chor i;i H ui-i t'in !:..'! !T . .lll'.i point, waa run !r. n ar.'l sunk atout cisrht oY!..ck rn-l.iv nUht hy the C!H-.nl'Mr'' t arr.-hi; "'n b;iy lire j-tr.ir.vr 'ity f Norfolk, outward f.r";n this ;.rt f-r Haiti more, v ith a i:i;,';;!"r f r i-- n z' rs. The Oty of .N'orf-lk was ImiÜv !.irnaged a! -out th" I -. h-.t th r- wai no lo.-s of M- f . i r as is l.no'.s n. The o!i..-in .. . irr '1 luin-r a heavy ft.. , Caj-t. H.irvl nr.'l th- ( r" w r, f the Ilawkhrad w r- tal. u hy .-mall Loat.s Ioultc'I hy t! " ty of Norfolk, the ric-r M :: i-r I ' -ihnntn? and other craft v. hi-h r- i i - - i n ir. Fifteen mintiN-s a f:-r 1 io.- uruf k the l.ritih -hi;, h.xl . t 1 1 1 on the hottorn in C i 1 f t of water. Onlcr .Ma ioiairi-!. Mo? of th- r.ar!v I1'" :i-cv.o rs o."j tho 'ity cf Norfolk wen at flinr.er w I. m th" f r.ih ' .inn-. Th re vu. gnat ec,t inrn! f r a lew inlnulff, hut tfi" :'ii'crs nri s;rf'.d'cl in rr.toi'iii' r 1 r. The l'ocah r i : t a s a .' n a 1 i l.- : i t h - i f y f Norfolk ar.d the I M'n"'rs wero trans- fr! reo" to th" rir craft, hit they remain-! then- only a Mirt time. L'-in- I,;it ahotnl a ' ay I i r : r of the I'. ultimo Sl ani liket ': , vhih took iii'it of th la on to Jialtirnoro. Ah.ot 1" of th" a. centre ru flcctol t rt turn to Norfolk. Although too Ci'y of Norfolk's how was c.irri'il away for 1 ) feet, the collision huIkhe.ioN ., and she turned el. nut anl starn"! slowly la k to this port, henii,' : : s i 1 1- 1 hy tus. Fhe will h.uc to jro to a .-hip yard for dookin ainl repa'-;--. Ship IJ.ipidlv. Tho City f .N'.rlolk was j.rorffdlnz t' point at a Mow rate of p-eJ hff-a u.-- of t!i- Jor, hut in pitc of thi.-. fact h- struck tlio Hawkhfad uith urat fore.', tearing a hiT lul. hi h-r .-id" roar the stern. Tho Priti-h ship hllcd and went down hy th- .ot-rn. Thf liaukhoad was anchored off the Svwall'.s Point ;ir f the Virginian railroad, a;aitin' a hcrth there. S'he arricl h t. 2 from The captain of ivitli r esscl would discuss tho i f)Hi. aftf r they arrived late IVidav niu-ht further than to yay that the roads was enveloped in a heavy hlanket of fo.. WRIGHT PATENTS TO GO TO BRITISH GOVERNMENT Ialn Abator Sas lliulits llvplro la Sirini: ami Will Not J!ae Them Intended.

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that I have turned mcr t tlio P.rit-i-h Koern:nent omt patep.t riuhts hi Great Pritain is suhtant ia 1! correct." ai,l nrvillo Wright, at 'the llyinc la id. i-t of ton Priday afternoon In n ft rriru' t an i::i!;! ir,a;t7ir.c article v.liich mvs ili.it tlic Wright i'.itcits nr.- to h- turned uver to the government. "Our li.iti "it rights in IIplI n,l vpire next spring. " e;.lain"d "W'ri-ht.j "and Wright will r.ot haw th tu rxtcmlol. This ii.itur.ill means tliat the rights tr.ay, ander tlv Pnulish law, lo takin up hy m.i'h;ne makers there. I low e er." h" add--d, "machines made ue.h r s.n !i rih.t cannot he marketed out.-ddc of I i:n;!and." CLAIMS GIRL TRIED TO BLACKMAIL HIM M w ff ;.'., I f . i w , i .. . A i : a ? :' N 5 c : I Ii n n X. a i a . i i r 5 iI i CINCINNATI The arre-t of Mi-s Margaret C"r , a tr.i:t: 1 ! :!--, harmed w ith ! :!. in th" .-:!: , f I r. C. A I. P. !. a pi - . ' jhiCan here, his teNeil'd a srri j J J ..tte.-o; ts to o: tain a c - i ; U ., . : j . t.'V.i Mi-s ;.-rey i . tiis of the ; Üotaphor.e. ' " of th-e at'.. !s j vas S'0"t -- ;.!. a"--r'!.:: ,' the p.. I in a s tat o. nt hr c!v f . d 1 w r. c i v arr -t. It. I 1 s i . ; M j . ., . . . . . .... . ' ! opiated a Pi !:; !-. Jo ' . . .. !..-;; jnp'-'.v r- ä ' - ' h..d ' !:r .tJtr.i I to :;::. a s .;: a--.,::;-: hi;a i : A cnr$ ex lioi.o r u i .:.u::ct.

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i:tensivc ranches, yr.rnhrero.- and six-.shoot ers are so deeply associated v. ith Texas in the average mind, that it is hard to realize the Lonr Star state has produced some geniuses ot the finer arts. It remained for Miss Margaret Ladd, horn on a Texas ranch, to attain the distinction of heilig the first American Kirl to G.O. P. Disavows Responsibility of Women's Special NPAV YOkK. Oct. 7. Irritated and annoyed hy the comments and criticisms provoked by the hillion dollar Hughes women':i limited, otherwise known as the "petticoat special," the republican national committee through Chairman Willoox Friday disavowed responsibility for the train load of votdess women spellhi.eders financed hy Wall st.. who are etv-'aed in instructing the- illage women of the west to cast their kil'.ots for Ihmhes. "It is not under my Jurisdiction," said National Chairman Wilcox Priday. "Th idea, did not originate with m- nor 1 i 1 I send the train forth, although the women .'ulvisnl w ith me concerninj-T it and I aciuiesed in the plan. It i.s entirely under tli" jurisdiction of Miss Frances K' lh r, who is head of the women's hr.ihrh of the Hughes alliance. The feminin" venture as a vote -'ettinu' pedietit lias jroved very disappointing to Mr. Himhes eamI'.iiTn managers, although from a social iewpo ait. the (dden special, with its Wall st. hacking has proved a K'ittorinic sac-cess. MRS. BEN LINDSEY TO WORK WEST FOR WILSON WilV of "Piuhtiii- .lude" PnrolN Willi Women'-. IWiii-au of .National Committee. N' w li-.'S S-." ; i! sertiee: Ni:W YOItK. tt. 7. Mrs. Pen I.ii.il-ry, wife of the "fntim; jmUe" if Iner, Colo, entailed with the wotton'.s hureau of t!i di'inoeratie t.atiov.'il o;:;mittee. She will work in tli" Wfr for the re-election of Pre-, t Wilson.. "" a:.- s:rpri"d and j-Iea-ed at th" un.-oh. it, d atTiliatior.s that are redir:-: in from w t .-tern women." .- ai .Mrs. Man Yare Pennett. execi:;:e sirtaiy of th.e bureau. '"We J-ae j::-t recelvi-d w rd from the le..d''?-s i.f the ' oman's lahor mov :: nt itt M ass.u hus.-, tts. Miss Ja'.!a ' Cor:nor of po.-toa. j. resident of the P. -ou: Women's Trade Fnion ba-i:" and MNs Mabel Cillispie, s r tary f tlie .assachiissettj 1. t .:-. t h.at their ruminations will to.,.; .-rate i:!i the ?'urcau." CHALLENGE SHERMAN TO DEBATE WITH GOMPERS UIinoi and (hj-airo I't'dcrations (f Lahor Pomio Mc-tim;. SPP.IN(":iTi:i.l. 111.. Oct. 7. Pi..:- ! M p. s Sera Law n-nee Y. Sher''an . : Plir-.ois has b. en haller.ged l' m pu'nu- debate Samuel Co-:;-;s. rtsi',T;t of tho Arr.etiean I " : a t .or1. of 1. 1 bor. whom Sin. Sh. rn.an r . v.ily attack d in the S' ' t . The , b v,r.; to ; :'' ; b, half the Illinois Pe b r. .pori ( f Pa' or an-! tho Chica-o Fed, rati, n of Pi ' .o--. In i .:.- sp , h in the s.-n.4te. Sen. Sh r.v. in is (l.oted ..s say in- --(Iird '' - Id'..-. Mr. Cosnpt-rs, and i - 1 v :: .; s a ir..t n." 1 Pa I a i a ur- - the b-tte to ! la : 1 ::: CI:.ia - o r Spin. -beid not later than ( ct. 1 1.

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i . : H - ' at. v . j .'. ; '; i - ". -v' ',' i .: occupy the position of premier danceuso at the famous opera Comique, in Pari. Miss I.add went to Paris rix years auo and rapidly climhtd the ladder of fame. .She h;u never danced in this country. lut is arranpini; a tour for the corning winter. The pieture shows Miss T-add In a pose from her "Pachanala" dance. Wilson Too Fast For G. 0. P. Says Cone Johnson News-Times Special Service : Alliios, Ind., Oct. 7. Cone Johnson, solicitor of the state department it Washington, addressed a meeting of over 700 democrats here Friday niiht. Delegations were present from 1 'reinen, Plymouth, Tippecanoe, P.ourbon and other towns, and participated in a parade before the meeting. Johnson defended the president's foreign policy in strong terms and commended Wilson for hi.s handling of domestic- affairs savins that thero was no issue at all upon the manner in which the affairs directly Pertaining to this country has been handled. lie said that the republicans couhl not ho!i;t out another four year administration in which so many of the promises made before election had been carried out, as had Prcs't Wilson's. "Tlie only complaint the republicans have, is that we have acted too juiekly for them and have made their heads swim," said the speaker, referring especially to the Adamson eiuht hour law. He said that Hughes has come out in favor of the law but condemns the speed of its passape. Hughes was chosen ns the standard bearer of the republican party, according to Johnson because he ha;i not committed himself on any of the issues of the day. "Kooseelt could not be accepted because he talks too much and the people knew how he stands on the issues of the campaign and Pa Follette was out of the question because he voted favorably on nearly all of tho bene:ieial measures put through by the democrats." RUBE MARQUARD TO " STUMPFOR WILSON l'amoiis Pa -c hall Pitc lu r siiis lp SpoaUim; Contract for Scries of Addrt.-M'S. Nt v s-Tiinf s Sf.ci.r! Service: NPW YoKK. N. Y., net. 7. Itube Mftriuard. who expects to pitch Proi'klyn to victory over the Ited s'ov. has a new contract regardless cd' whether his team wins or loses the world's series. He called at the headquarters of the National Woodrow Wilon College Men's league Friday and "signed up" with Winter IPisseil, chairman of the speakers' bureau, for a series of speeches in support of Prcs't Wi!-on. in vaiious parts of New York city, to beirin at the conclusion of the world's series. "I am for Wilson from start to f.nish." ;;aid Manpiard, "and I feel ju.-t as sure he will be elected as I am the Ireok!yn team will win the series. I am goip.- to g, a number of other ball plaers to aid me on tlie stump." GOES BLIND ON STAGE PALTIMoIU:. Md.. o-t. 7.n,dly Porair.e, l'. jeirs old of Xev York, llayir.g with AI Jid-on's company "Pid.ii.s.ui c'ru.-oe. jr.,", went hlir.d l'riday niiit on the stage. She is in the care of specialists tonight. It is said she had three teeth pulled this we. k. I er. Harry Fredep.w a Id. an speciali-t. said the blindness was probably due to strain and he ha."? hopes cf restoring sight.

A SEE! Bf GIBL Bookkeeper Surprises Two at Work and Takes Up Pursuit. COVINGTON. Ind., Oct. 7. Two young men entered the . Citizen's tank at three o'clock Priday afternoon, attacked the cashier, Famurl P. Gray and escaped with $4 00. They w ere surrounded and apt tired in a. cornfield soon afterward, but r.ot until after several shots had been exchanged by them and the pursuing posse. The two robbers were Identified as William A. Dixon, 2S years old. and Pwalt Crescent, 17 years old, both of Detroit. They said they had been tramping about the country, but the police are inclined to believe they are professionals, as it was found that they had hidden a rifle for use in case they were forced to tight. The warning was sounded by Miss Laim Ward. a bookkeeper, who on returning to the hank surprised the robbers at their work. .She gave chase but soon was outdistanced hut succeeded in attracting attention of passersby. Dixon, who was wounded in the face by shot, interceded for 'Crescent, declaring that he had led "the kid" into the raid and asked the officials to be "easy on him." He said they had planned the robbery while at Danville, 111., and had loafed about ('ovington several days, perfecting their plans. MAN AND WIFE CHARGED WITH STATION ROBBERY Woman Is Iivcil in Men's .Apparel Couple Han Out of I'm nils. . PI'DFOPI). Ind., Oct. 7. Dressed in corduroy trousers, a llanncl shirt, a coat and a cap and her red hair cropped close, Kthel Witer is occupying a cell here in company with her husband. Alvin Witer, charged with lobbing tho Ik & . depot at Georgia. It is said that both have confessed. They were on their way from California to P.oston and when they ran out of funds at Mitchell, they told the police, and decided to rob the Georgia station in order to be able to continue their journey. They forced the cash drawer but obtained no money. SWORD FISH RAMS BOAT l. S. launch Attacked by 13 root Sea Monster. GALVESTON, Texas. Oct. 7. The United States engineering launch Nueces, was rammed by a 15-foot sword fish l'riday while in the Intercostal canal between Caney creek and the Prazos river, according to Capt. George Prendergast, commodore of the engineers' dredging lleet, who was on the launch when the attack occurred. A big hole was made in the Xueces below the water line, hut she was kept afloat. The iish was shot and hauled aboard. Tho sword measured five feet in length, Capt. Vrendersast said. irr INTP.PJ'ST WILL P,P PAID PROM OCT. 1 ON MONTH' UKPOSITP.D IN TMi: SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OP FARMERS TRUST CO. PRIOR TO OCT. 10. Advt. ocTom:n. A MONTH roll SAVING. Money deporited in the savings department of the Union Trust Company by October 10th will bear interest from October 1st at 4 percent. Tlie Union Trust Company is now at home in its new building. Corner of Michigan and Jefferson. A elvi. 4',; INTEREST WILL P.E PAID FROM OCT. 1 ON MONEY DPPOSITED IX THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF FARMERS TRUST CO. PRIOR TO OCT. 10. Advt. of the Lakes Chicago, So. Bend & North em Ind. Ry. Co. and Southern Michigan Ry. Co. TIME TABLE. CHICAGO. SOITII 1IKM AM) NO KT IIi:UN INDIANA KA1IAVAY CO. n! SOITHPKN .MICHIGAN RAILWAY CO. TIME TAH I.E. F.ffeetivo Sua. hiy. Sept. 21. VK Subject b lunge without r..ti e. Trains learin Sentb llend, Ind.:

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I THEATERS 1ST at tin: onriiiruM. The vaudeville bill now playing at tlip Orpheun-, rnrbts of f.e varied acts and features the Six Dhin Nymphs in apiatie j e r f . r in a ncen. llirs' hel Henihr. at tlie idar.o, offers b"th i lasi m1 and syncopated selections; Morcan and Grav score! in their one act comedy sketch en- ) titbd. "Every Day in Tlie Year";) Wilson and Wilson, the band man; and his band offer a blackface novelty and the bill is opened by Henry and Adelaide in dancing specialty P.eginning S-mday. the new bill ! will feature Santos and Haynes. th-? girls with the funny figures. This is a distinct novelty and promise j to amuse and entertain. Pour other acts will be presented. AT Tili: Al'DITORII M. Tlie Auditorium lias a bill tnda; that will appeal especially to th.children. It includes "Enoch Arden", a two reel romantic production; Mutt and .Jeff; "A Danger Call." a railroad story with Helen Rose Gibson in the leading part. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in a single comedy; "The Yellow Girl", a one act comedy and the Selig-Tri-bunc weekly of current happenings. Sunday's bill includes "A Fool and His Friend", a three reel Vitagraph drama; "Ham in the Drugstore", : very funny comedy; "A Change in Spirit", a P.iograph re-issue directed by David W. Crirtith and featurinc Henry P. Walthall and Planche Sweet, and "The Tryout", a new Pokes and Jahbs comedy. Mond aj brings Charlie Chaplin in his ver latet release in two acts called "The Pawn hop' said to be one of the funniest pictures he has ever been seen in. AT THE COLONIAL. A live part production featuring . Lillian Walker, will be seen at the , Colonial today in "The Kid", a Vita- ; praph Blue Ribbon picture. The ; story treats of how a girl reporter . ferrets out a murder mystery and in so doing reveals the fact that her , own father, w hom she has never . known, Is one of the hackers of one of the trusts involved. An excellent Frohman production will be seen at the Colonial on Sunday with Frances Nelson and Arthur Ashley in "What Happened." It is a crook melodrama with a number of clever turns that hold the interest. wnr.iti: Tin: roostuh mows. In the character of Hamilton Roberts the colored U. S. cavalry trooper, in "Where Tho Rocstcr ('rows', every importunity is given Geoffrey C. .Stein, for the display of those tine qualities with which his entire stage career has been identihed. It is a role that is said to fit him to a temperamental nicety. Mr. Stein is supported by an excellent cast. "Where The Rooster Crows", will bo the attraction at the Oliver theater .Sunday night. AT TIU: KVS.VLLi:. Jackie Saunders in "Tho Grip of Lvil" serial story, will be seen at the Lasalle today in another episode of the Rathe production. Grace Purlins and Harry Fox in "Beatrice Fairfax", will also bo featured. One of the truest of recen; pictures, dealing with life in a western frontier town, will be seen at the Lasallo on Sunday and Monday, in -The Parson of Panamint". It is a Paramount picture with Dustin Fa mum in the title role. A MEDICINE Conducive TO BETTER HEALTH HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Try a bottle for Poor Digestion or Liver Disorders. WATCH US GROW 00 SOSSOUTH I Complete Home I'uruishcrs. EAT BUSSE'S Swiss MILK BREAD

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