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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
rench Women and Dress
BY ANToISETTE DoSNELLY,
Copyright. 1915 By A Don,.uv,

'S'p'i'bHS' lelo BY n. DonneNy.)
French women have no dress Sc
crets' emphattcally replied the exeuis-
lie !itt!e French creature. II have no
secrets To dress we'll IS not secret.
but an arr she continued. 1T is the
art OF paying attention to the little
things II Is not how much one buys,
but what one gets, how one puts it on.
for It"
lou don't have TO lie q Parisicnne TO
see the value OF that advice The Paris.
'enne puts quality before quantity. She
never adopts the latest fashion because
II Is the latest she modincs Il TO suit
her own tacc and figure She is a
crank about cut and 1T OF course,
there are number of American
women who emulate the Par!sicnne in
all OF these details, and thcy are the
best dressed american women. Rn,
there Is large percentage who lose
siPht OF the Importance OF this advice.
INC tue Fr"nchwoman never thinks
OF he' i'9tk alone. She takes into scrl
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Cnscs for Grind Jury.

In the Police Court this morning.
Charles Ramsey, young white man.
was given a hearing Of assaulting ii.
l.. GOODWIN, Il merchant, with intent
to commit robbery. and was sent on
to the grand jury for Indictment.
Henry Hale, 4 white man with sew
cral aliases, waived examination on
the charge OF passing forged checks.
and was sent TO the Hastings Court.
Horace Harrison and William John
son. negroes, charged with holding UP
and robing Du Pont employee named
Cassell, were also committed for trial
at the October term of the Hustings
Court.
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Acquitted Of poi.onine Charge.

In the Circuit Court OF Chcstertield
yesterday, Joseph D. Lawrence. n young
white man, was tried and acquitted
OF the charge of attempting, on tho
night Of Juno l3, last to poison his
brother. Alexander Lawrence. with
carbolic acid. The accused was de-
Tended by Robert Gillian, Jr.. of this
city. The two young men slept to-
gcther in Chesterfield, and on the night
in question, AleXander'S lips were
burned with acid. The deed was
charged to his brother, who was ar
rested in Richmond.
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MINISTER EXONERATED
Grand Jury Holds Rev. Byron Hollcy
Blnmeless for killing Intruder
In His Home.

NEW ORLEANS, October 12.-The
Orleans Parish grand jury yesterday, in
declining 10 return Il true hill against
Rev. Byron Holley. rector of the fash
ionable st. Georges episcopal Church.
eXonerated the minister from blame for
the killing OF Lansing G. Pearsall early
yesterday. Mr.. Holley said he mistook
Pearsall for a burglar when he found
him in Ibis home.
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lea for Preparedness.

BRISTOL. VA, October 13.-Declar-
ing in speech here to-day that he
would vote for an increase in the
appropriations for stronger armament.
Senator Luke Lea, of Tennessee. said
that he favored n large Increase in
the number OF armored cruisers. bat
tleships and submarines and the qua
drupling of the appropriations for the
aeroDlane service. preparedness is
the best war Insurance." he said
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END DRINKING ON TRAINS
Committee of National Association OF
Railway Commissioner Urges
Stnte LcEisIptiOn,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, October 10
Recommendations that every state be
urged to enact laws prohibiting the
drinking of liquor on railroad trains
were made in n report of the committee
on railway service and accommoda-
tons submitted ut the twenty
annual convention of the National AS
ISOLATION OF Railway Commissioners
which began here yesterday. Thirty
States were represented.
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| Gus consideration everything that is
worn under and with it. No badly cut
underwear. no shoddy corscts. and no
shabby shoes gloves. She would
choose one frock instead If two or
wear last years dress this year rather
than to go without her well-made cor
set.
Every undcrgarmcnt has all its
fastenings in place, Is kept threaded
with fresh ribbons. and kept beautiful
ly Numbered She makes sure of that
even If she must do il herself.
y Frcnchw oman doesn't go into pub
lie the first time she is wearing some
! thing new. The frock is slipped on
first at home and worn at odd times
stood in. sat In, walked in--till It's
wearer is absolutely Mt her ease in 1t
and does not appear to the world with
manner like Il self-conscious boy in
! his first pair of long trousers.
AS soon rs a garment is taken OF
French woman, according to my smart
little informant, puts 1t upon its proper
hanger. usually wrapped over with n
light calico covering. Scores Of women
who have nice clothes never look we'll
groomed simply because they don't
realize the Importance of keeping their
clothes nice all the time
AntoIncttc DonncIly's Answers
Ellen-Iou can remove The odor of
/ p'ioiS VI hSi from your nanaS by rub
! bing dry mustard over them. or put
| your hands in water containing mus
| tard.
| Lydio-A pretty foot Is one of the
greatest attractions that a girl can
have. 1t does not necessarily have to
/ DO small to be pretty, but 1t must be
( we'll groomed, and YOU can not have n
| wcN-Eroomcd foot II your shoes are
| run down at the heels. Low shoes have
a tendency TO make the ankles large.
they broaden and widen out because
they lack the support which high
shoe gives.
Anxious - puny cyelids may be
! caused from loss OF sleep, eye strain.
| or kidney trouble. think II would
| he best for you to consult your family
: physician about the condition.
Jane--Try bathing your nose with
| witch hazel night and morning. This
/ VIII correct enlarged pores. 1t is best
! 10 apply the witch hazel warm with a
/ piece of absorbent cotton
| Gracc-Thc bending exercise is good
| for reducing the hips and legs. The ex-
crcisc is done by holding youl knees
stun. then begin with hands brought
| together over your head ard try to
make Your finger tips touch the floor
/ Practice the exercise five or ten min
utes night and morning ana walk
about three miles each day \ few
drops OF ammonia in the bath will not
only soften the water but will take
away the odor Of Precipitation.
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to Miss Helen Merrick Carson. daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. David G.. Carson,
OF that city.
at tho manse OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church yesterday afternoon,
Rev. ]. a Mcclure officiating. Miss
Ruth Nunnally, OF Ettrick. and Luther
Edwin Burton werc married.
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Sudden Death of nuitirnorenn.

Morgan l. Wood. aged thirty-six
years, a citizen OF Baltimore. died very
suddenly here this afternoon OF APP
oplexy. He was guest Mt the homo
OF Senator Il. Fl. Drewry. In Sycamore
Street. and was stricken in the bath
room. The body will be sent to Balti-
more as soon as the family Is COM
municuted with.
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Ethical
Woman and Home

chauffeur to have focus. blind
dental abScess Is just as silent and just
as likely to make you take cold" or
have rheumatism" or some other very
annoying complaint.
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Testimonial From Cured Rcadcr-I
don't have any more colds" since
began reading Health Talks, carols
Mrs. S. A. Since learning 10 keep tho
windows open and not being afraid of
n little draft / have escaped them alto
Ecther. So l have perfect faith in all
you say, because | formerly found life
just one darncd cold after another.
Answer-Frcsh air. when cool or
moving. is such Il powerful prophylac-
tic that most misguided souls cover
!orty) are afraid to try It.
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No Safe Home Treatment Tor Appen-
dtc!tis-Is there a safe home treatment
.or innamcd appendix" Is the oil euro
better than surgery?
Arswcr--lf we had it, there would be
no safe home treatment Tor us-we
would have surgeon standing by. The
oil treatment Is playing with death.
Good medical treatment proves sue
ccssfu! in most cases, but no one can
say in advance which case will require
Immediate operation.
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0ucstinns nnd AnnMcrs

Climate for Case OF Nourasthcnia-
Is Il temperature ranging from forty
degrees during the night to eighty de-
grees during the day hard on one with
nervous exhaustion? is the cool. damp
climate of the pine woods of the North
rs beneficial for one with nasal catarrh
rs the warm dry air OF the more arid
rcEions7
Answer--u)A moro cquable temper
allure might be more favorable. (2) 1t
is rs beneficial IL you live outdoors
most OF the time.
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Wedding Notes.

DR.. a. Chapman Orr, a wcll-knowr
and popular young Petersburgcr, was
married yesterday in Savannah, Ga.
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AntoIncttc nonuclly'S Answers.

Euen--Iou can remove .he odor o
onions or fish from Your hands by rub
bling dry mustard over them or pu
your hands in water containing mus
tard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

Jane--Try bathing your nose with
witch hazel night and morning. This
VIII correct enlarged pores. 1t is best
TO apply the witch hazel warm with a
piece of absorbent cotton
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Anxious - Puffy cyclids may be
caused from loss OF sleep, eye strain.
or kidney trouble. | think II would
he best for you to consult your family
physician about the condition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
GERMAN CRUISER
ESCAPES BRITISH

NEWPORT NEWS, April 12.-The
German converted cruiser Kron Prinz
Wilhelm, which. crept past the allies
blockade last night, put in here for
supplies and repairs and was taking
on water, food and fuel today. Com
mander Therefeldt insisted he would
dash seaward as soon as the vessel
was resupplied and repaired, but ex-
perts declare the ship would inferno
here the same as the Eitel Freider-
ich after delaying as long as possible
and keep the allies ships useless off
tho coast here.
The bottom of the Kron Prinz was
covered with barnacles. The port side
was damaged The decks were torn
up and several plates were sprung be-
low water line. 1t showed II degrees
list portward. The failure of the
British to prevent the kron Prinz en-
tering is likely to cost the British
admiral his command.
The German ambassador is coming
to visit the Kron Prinz. The navy
board is examining the vessel to de-
termine the extent of the repairs. 1t
is expected sixty-one British soldiers
on board will be landed by night fall.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
FRENCH ABANDON
FURIOUS OFFENSIVE

BERLIN, April 12.-It is Officially,
reported that the French have aban-
doned the offensive in the st. Mihiel-
Verdun region temporarily at least,
and it is semi-oflieially claimed that
they have lost from fifteen to forty
thousand soldiers.
Gains on the north side of the Ger
man wedge were more than offset by
the German advances on the south
ern side. The allies plan for the Of
fensive here to interfere with the
German Carpathian strategy was a
failure
In Poland, the Germans again took
the offensive in east Mariampol and
captured 1859 prisoners.
Won Hindenburg said: 81 do not
fear the new British army. 1t is just
"A uniformed crowd and the officers
and non-eommisisoned men lack ex-
perience. The Russians are the brav-
est but they show signs of being ex-
hausted. Their munitions are terribly
wasted and the manner in which they
fight indicates the war cannot last
long"
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
John link Injured.

John w. link, one of the directors
Oh the Durango Exchange and prom
rneht farmer of this section, sustain
ed painful injuries Saturday night
about s, O'Clock when he was thrown
from horse and hurled to the ground
with terrible force. He was render
ed unconscious. The accident occur
red in the vicinity of Trimble Springs.
Dr.. Ochsner, who was summoned, SAID
the injured man suffered conclusion
of the brain. He was taken to the
hospital, where he is resting as well
as could be expected. While he was
seriously hurt, his injuries are not
considered to be of critical nature.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
AMERICAN LINER HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE

TOXIC, Japan, April 12.-Sixteen
hundred passengers on the Great
Northern liner Minnesota were trans
ferred to the Blue Funnel liner Oanfa
and were taken to Kobe, Japan, after
,hs Minnesota grounded on rock on
the inland sea Japan last night.
A wireless from the Minnesota
brought rescue fleet. A panic was
not mentioned. Apparently the pas
sengers had a narrow escape as the
ship had two holes in the hull.
The Minnesota was bound for Sc
attle with Il record cargo of hemp.
Many Americans were among the
passengers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Improving Farm Land

Judge James Pulliam, our county
attorney, is finding time to cultivate
other things beside clients. Yester-
day while making a motor tour of the
Florida mesa in company with his
family he let contract to man with
a traction engine to break up forty
acres of land on his 100 acre ranch
He considers that general conditions
warrant him in increasing his culti-
waited area.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
THE WEARY WAY
Daily becoming Less Wearisome to
Many in Durango.

Daby btNOhiiNs btas w NcaiiSo"S ~
Many i'll Durango.
With back that aches all day,
With rest disturbed at night,
Annoying urinary disorders,
Ills a weary way, indeed.
Doans Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney trouble.
Are endorsed by Durango citizens.
John Palois, 1l6 Fourth Ave, Du-
range, says: "My back panied me
constantly. When / stopped, sharp
rNinges darted across my loins and
Wien ! was resting | had dull ache
ttere My kidneys were out of or
der and the kidney secretions were
sometimes too frequent and then
again retarded. Doans Kidney Pills
quickly relieved me and l am now
cured"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Palois had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Engagement Announced.

The Silverton papers tell of the an
nouncement of the engagement of
Miss Erma Chill to Louis Schafer
at luncheon given by Mrs. W. H..
Crocker, sister of the bride-elect. BY
clever decorations the hostess told the
secret. Miss Chill is very pleasing
young lady who has lots of friends
in the younger set in Durango who
are very much interested in the an
nouncement and extend their very
best wishes for her happiness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15

This is the response: From your
letterhead | see you are in great
country in New Mexico. To my mind
New Mexico is just one big desert,
the home of lizards and tarantulas.
did not know that white men lived
there" That such ignorance is abroad
in the land in these days of the twen-
tieth century seems almost beyond
comprehension.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Southern Colorado Pioneer to
Reside in Denver.

After an extended residence in the
past thirty-four years, ex-Congress-
man Hogg has concluded to put in
the remaining days of his life in the
Queen City. The judge first made his
residence in the town of Gunnison as
far back as 1881. Soon afterwards he
moved to Telluride, and for the past
eight or ten years has made Cortez
his home, and was elected and re-
elected congressman from the third
congressional district. Te has recent
iy purchased home at $40 Clarkson
street, where he is now established.
Denver Post.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Are You Rheumatic7-Try sloan's.

If you want quick and real relief
from Rheumatism, do what SO many
thousand other people are doing
whenever an attack comes on, bathe
the sore muscle or joint with Sloan's
Liniment. No need to rub it in
Just apply the Liniment to the sur
face. 1t is wonderfully penetrating.
1t goes right to the seat of trouble
and draws the pain almost immediate
ly. Get bottle of Sloan's Liniment
for 25c of any druggist and have il
in the house-against Colds, Sore and
Swollen Joints. Lumbago, Sciatica and
like ailments. Your money back Il
not satisfied, but 1t does give almost
instant rsli&
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15

Saturday night Governor Caorlson
made the following list of appoint
ments for confirmation:
Registrar of state land board, John
F. Vivian, Weld county.
State bank commissioner, Grant
McFerson, Boulder.
Warden of the state reformatory,
X. l.. Shaw, Buena Vista.
Commissioner of mines, Fred Car
roll, Ouray.
Member of board of control state
penitentiary, d. N. Cooper, Canon
City.
Member board of control lunacy
commission, E. b. Wicks, Pueblo.
Member board of trustees State
Teachers college, II. v. Kepner, Dem
yer.
Member board of trustees School
of Mines, H. C. Parmalee, Denver,
and II. NJ. Rubey, Boulder.
Member state board of health, DR..
Charles Bundson, Denver; DIR. Clin-
ton G. Hickey, Denver, and DIR. A.
C. McKain, Ault.
Member board of industrial school
for girls, Mrs. Ellen Van Kleeck,
Denver.
Member board of control industrial
school for boys, D. R. Hatch, Golden
Member state highway commission
g. 2. HsSx,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Arrangements for Teachers Institute

Plans have been completed to hold
the next teachers institute for nor
NAL district No. IL at Mancos. The
sessions commence June Z and last
for two weeks. Superintendent Kear-
ing of Pueblo, has been appointed con-
ductor, and other prominent teachers
will be included in the instructors.
The officers in charge of the institute
work are Mrs. Mary E. Taylor of
Montezuma county, president; Miss
Florence Salabar Of La Plata county,
secretary, and Mrs. Hattie f. Keyser
Of San Juan county, treasurer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Depart for New Home.

Rev. ]. Alonzo DAILY left yesterday
morning for Denver, accompanied by
his family, where he enters upon his
new duties as general manager and
salesman for large eastern manu-
featuring concern. His territory COW
ers several states and his duties will
keep him busy covering his vast field.
His family will occupy their beauti-
full home on Capitol hill.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
70 Attend Meeting Of State
Agricultural Board.

Charles Pearson left for Fort Col
Inns this morning to attend a meeting
of the state agricultural board, of
which he is a member. He is very
much pleased over the generous pro-
vision made for Fort Lewis by the
general assembly.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Durango Exchange.

At meeting of the directors of
the Durango Exchange Saturday
evening committee of fifteen was
appointed to assist in collecting the
dues of delinquent members and to
get the finances in shape so the Or
ganization can open the club rooms
and accomplish the work it planned
to do.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Death of 4. Pyle.

L. Pyle, AS, former resident of
Indiana, died at local infirmary this
afternon about 2 o'clock. He was af-
flicted with tubercular trouble and
had been in critical condition for
several days. Little is known of his
family but it is said he has a brother
engaged in mining in the La Platas
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Mrs. Hanno Very Low.

A report was current this morning
that Mrs. Herman Hanno passed
away during the night. This was
found to be without foundation, but
she is very low and little hope is
entertained for her recovery. Her
daughter and son arrived on last
nights Eastern and with Mr.. Hanno
are in constant attendance at her
bedside.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
TO Take Charge of the Silverton
National Bank.

j. B. Lazear arrived from Denver
last night en- route to Silverton to
take charge of the affairs of the Sill
verton National bank, the institution
that closed its doors a couple Of
weeks ago.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
News of Former La Plata
County People.

Rev. Orvile Hugh Hood, the pas
tor formerly in charge of the Presby-
terian churches at oxford and on the
Florida mesa, will be located in Kings,
ILL.,, this summer, where he will be
the supply minister for the First
Presbyterian church. Since he left
here last summer he and his family
have lived in Chicago, where he at
tended college.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Married Saturday Evening.

Miss Rose Duenweg, a Redmesa
school a'am, and Mr.. Ray Willis of
the Mancos country, were married at
the NJ. f. church, South, parsonage
Saturday evening at $3.50, Rev. W.
Hanford Miller officiating. They are
well known young people of their re-
spective sections and have many
friends and well wishers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15

The United States may emerge
from this world conflict without she'd
ding drop Of blood, but Il the state
department continues to writs pro-
tests we are going to sstablish . rec
ord ~ the heaviest ink-shsddsr = ~
map Of the gieha.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Change in Train Service Soon.

Yesterday new time table went
into effect on the Denver & Rio
Grande and did not change any por-
tion of the schedule in this vicinity
May 1st the old time schedule on the
Silverton branch giving that town
through service to and from Denver
will be restored.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Buying Furniture.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Springer were
in from Bayfield, buying furniture.
They gave the Biggs Furniture COM
pany their patronage. This afternoon
they motored toward home with their
machine well filled with their pur-
chases.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Copper Hill Property May Open.

E. l.. Dodder, one of the owners of
the Copper Hill property, was here
from Omaha last night. 1t is hoped
arrangements may be perfected
whereby operations at the mine may
be resumed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Health Promotes Happiness.

Without health, genuine joy is i'm.
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel movement you cannot
have health. Why neglect keeping
bowels open and risk being sick and
s.Ans You don't have to. Take ona
small Dr. Kings New Life Pills at
night, IA the morning you will have
a full. free bowel movement and feel
ana digestion. Try one tonight
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
TORPEDOING OF
STEAMERS CONTINUES

LONDON, April IA liverpool
steamer, the Wayfarer, a 9,599 ton
vessel, has been torpedoed and is be-
ing towed to Queenstown and is sink
ing. This is the largest merchantmon
that has been a victim of the German
blockade.
The crew Of the Glasgow steamer
President, summarized Saturday, ar
rived at Brixham today.
The French steamer Franck, tor
pedoed off Start point yesterday, was
towed to Plymouth slightly damaged
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15
Party Spends Day al Pinehurst.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Oliver Brison, Mr..
and Mrs. d. P. Gaines, Mrs. George
MeCorkle and Mr.. Z. Pratt, the evan
gelist, motored to Pinehurst ranch this
morning, where they had very
pleasant day, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Raymond and family.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15

All! The lngivorating Whiff of the
Pine Forest!
How it clears the throat and head
of its mucous ailments. 1t is this
spirit of Newness and Vigor from the
alth-giving Piney Forests brought
back by DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey.
Antiseptic and healing. Buy bottle
today. All Druggists, 25c.
Electric Biticrs a Spring Tonic.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15

The case of Quinn VS.. Clifford re-
suited in verdict for the plaintiff
for $2A3.72. The jury had the case
under consideration for five hours.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-15

81 ss - ss 80 80 - - - - ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~
Travel San Juan basin way is in
creasing.
Livestock business occasioned Will
McCaw to journey Aztec way today.
Editor Frederick of the Montezuma
Journal, has been i'll with pneumonia.
The county commissioners spent the
Cay on Florida mesa inspecting the
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Wyley, of Ok
ford, were on their way to the Man
COS country this morning to locate.
A new store will be opened in Cor
tez this week with C. b. Reid and
David Swenk propriotors.
e. &. Burdick made hurried bust
ness trip to the Hesperus section to-
cay.
A few Durango children are afflict-
ell with mumps. Every precaution is
being taken to prevent the spread of
the disease.