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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
ALMEYREDA'S DEATH
NO WBEiNCs PROBED
Continued iron, rirst paye.l


happened Into hia cell before death
ensued.
The result of the experts findings
is that death was due to natura,
causes and an accident following
thee previous attempts OF the deceased
TO do away with himself during tho
night OF August 1915, the evening be-
| fore death finally came to him.
! The jailers who allowed the laces to
remain in the prisoners shoes. the
| warden who failed to observe their
neglect OF duty. the prison doctor. who
Is modified. and tho doctor who GER
titled to his incorrect report have all
been relieved from duty" as a result
of their carelessness and neglect of
| duty with regard to prisoners after the
| jailer who first discovered AlIneyreda's
| body had confessed he had deliberate
| ly lied In order to save himself of the
consequences Of his neglect of duty"
WOMAN THROWS COMBUSTION
INTO THE SITUATION
new developmet threw more con-
fusion into the situation when Nine.
Emile Clario-Almeyreda. on behalf of
her nine-year-old son. Jean VIgo, whom
she says Is the son of the dead editor,
| lodged complaint with the police of
parties unknown. Tho court has al
ready received her charges and asked
that she produce witnesses to substan-
tiate them. The hearing Is still being
continued to determine whether the
police will treat the matter as an open
case or as settled" after the report of
| the specialists.
In the meantime the guard has
been doubled around the cell of Duval,
| who Is under close surveillance both
day and night. the Minister Of Justice
having ordered that the utmost pre-
| cautions be taken less an accident be-
| fall him.
Senator Clentenceau In his paper,
The Man In Chains" has published a
resume of the case in the following
terms: ITO discover that there had
been negligence in the Fresnes drama
would not astonish me In the least.
but the point is to discover all the re-
sponsible parties with all the respon-
sible parties underlined). The death
OF Almeyreda is surrounded by O chain
OF circumstances that remind one of
the days Of the Porte Saint Martin.
All of sudden we are shown n man
suffering from the last stages of sup
perated peritonitis. tuberculosis. and.
to complicate the affair, addicted to
the use OF morphine.
| I admit his physical state CORES
pended perfectly with his mental con-
dition. but when 1t Is in question
whether Almeyreda died OF an illness
that made death a certainty within two
| or three days, or whether he killed
himself for some reason that. passes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
Ca|ome| Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
iven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick.
you up without making you sick.

Ugh! Calomel makes you sick It's
horrible! Take a dose OF the danger
GUS drug tonight and tomorrow you
may lose days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver.
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Calomel. when 1t comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into II, break
Ing 1t up. THIS Is when you feel that
awful nausea and crampinE. II you
arc sluggish and "all knocked out" If
your liver is torpid and bowels con-
stipatcd or you have headache, dizzi-
ness. coated tongue. II breath Is bad
or stomach sour. just try q spoonful
OF harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to-
night.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get n 5o-cent bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone. Take a spoonful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
CHRISTIAN.

Third-Preaching at II o'clock and
1T S o'clock by Dr.. Douglas S. Free
E:a..
sepeatk Street.-The pastor. Rev. II.
d. c. Maclachian. D. p. will preach at
the morning service on "The Way. tho
Truth and the Light" Evening SUBJ
tect. Songs In the Night"
Cowardin Avenue--The pastor. Rev.
John a. Tate, Will preach at II o'clock
on "Open Windows" and at o'clock
on Some Sentinels Who Slept on
Duty"
Hanover Avenue-The minister. Row.
George W. Kemper. will preach at IL
o'clock and at s o'clock.
Colonial Plnce-Bible school, follow
ed by sermon, at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23

and $4,000 for those on tho Virginia
side OF tho limo.
1t Ia stated on behalf of the bond
holders that additional capital will be
necessary to continue o,eration of tho
railway. and that as soon as tho sale
Is confirmed the rew owners would be
willing TO sell out. 1t Is the opinion
here that unless something unforeseen
occurs. the line will cease operating
within two weeks. The sale was MI.
tended by number Of people, and II
may happen that som, local Interests
Will cndeayor to acquire the property.
but at present all Is uncertainty al
TO the continuance OF street-car SER
vice here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23

and IL 1t doesn't straighten you right
up and make you feel nne and viEor-
GUS l want you.to go back to the store
and get your money. Dodson's Liver
Tone is destroying the sale of calomel
because 1t Is real liver medicine: en-
tirely vegetable. therefore 1t cannot
salivate or mako you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodsons Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels of that sour bile and consti-
pated waste which Is clogging your
system and making you feel miscr-
able. l guarantee that bottle OF
Dodsons Liver Tone will keen your
entire family feeling fine for months.
Give 1t to your children. 1t Is HARM
less; doesn't grippe and they like It's
pleasant taste.-AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
only seasonable merchandise is receiv.

only seasonable merchandise is receiv-
Ing attention.
Some damage was done to crops by
frost and heavy rains. but most Of tho
tobacco had already been gotten In.
Leaf markets arc In full swing In some
sections and large offerings OF prim-
ings and dark leaf are being reported at
fancy prices: farmers have been
warned against overcrowding the mar
ket. and II this Is observed It Is III
most certain that the price Will re-
main high and the crop prove even
moro profitable than last years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster-Rev. ]. Y. Fair, D. D..
the pastor. Will preach at the regular
morning and evening services.
Grace Covenant Rev. J. Calvin
Stewart. D. D.. will preach at both the
morning and evening services.
Ffrst-Preaching at IL o'clock and at
by Rev. L. T. McFaden. D. D.
Seeond-Regular services at II o'clock
and at 8. Preaching at both services
by the pastor. Rev. Russell Cecil. D. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
Potato Storage on Eo,t.rn s,o,.

ONANcoCK. VA. September 22.-Tho
Accomac Storage Company, recently
Incorporated hero with 100000 capt.
tai stock. has been organized, the fol-
lowing: officers being elected DR.. J. w.
Bowdoin. president: Martin Hall. vice.
president; j. H. Rev, secretnry-treas-
urer. The company proposes to erect
large potato storage warehouses at
several railway stations in this coun-
" and probably in Northampton Coun-
ty also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
BRIsToL's STREET CARS
Bondholders Were buyers mt Receiver
Sale-Servicc siay Bc Abandoned
In Two Weeks.

BRISTOL, VA. September 22-The
sale OF tho property OF the Bristol
Traction Company fails to give out
much hope Of the continuance of the
street cars in the two Bristols, or the
one Bristol In two States. 1t was a
receivers sale. and the bondhoiders,
represented by II. l.. Dulany and T. X.
Bachman were tho purchasers. Their
bid was $4,000: that is, $4,000 for
the properties on the Tennessee side,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-23
PRUSSIAN WOMEN
ADMIRE DASHlNG
COSSACK TROOPS

(Continued from Flrst paxel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

anil
four and half millions utlcd, Grasty
The New York Times also related
marine III the Mc never exceeds twenty and that those off the
hh coast the North Atlantic
," c'imatc that Germany has built less than three hundred al
ogfhc and that about hundred and fifty all
inc delicate
discussed by 'TaV explaining the small number Ubos
At the outbreak merchant was estimated al,
bnN" tons Germany and her allies Great
ns" United States 50OG0 and down line
tons unavailable Britain of
ship and other than work
have most efficient mobilization possible could
not develop
britain United states France and
Gwen continued destruction and the shbung
win pencil how Great Britain be brought her by
the submarine
sued utter defeat would be the result within years.
Germany The United States has been shown that the building
German liberal to the effect that Germany would throw sponge
She convinced that the
beaten has not been accomplished yet
The Times yesterday dispatch great
shardS Great Britain the of observer
wonderful yards Belfast Tyne and on the Clyde Here the "a p
ships of them the all of completion ships
standard pattern taking the water daily On the sides the fresh huks this
We will produce the ships
Delayed for months by the between Denman Gohas
of the United States ShTbung be
making beginning The first plan British delivered
Multiple shpbudng yard n Kingdom
States in France all the Of the job that
is concerned is completed The ships are coming down " "
The made efficient by the addition Of the United States
e and OF the light hunters from Japan has solved the question
hut there enough deStoycrs all shipping That
why Secretary Daniels big destroyer program being rushed
and high The daysr Uboa the
length OF the June day And this winter that the spbudns world
will begin deliver the hundreds Of vessels that will ou'sp the losses and
Lloyd George thinks about pub
beat the should be confident that the snakes
be robbed OF their fangsW NJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
"Sqpe the Waste and Win the War"
A TALE OF TWO DAIRYMEN.

0NE dairyman haul' load Of milk to town and ,hen
~ haus load OF feed back to the farm Just how long
he can continue this operation and keep out o the bank
rupcy court depends largely upon the fluctuations IN the
market prices OF feed and milk
Another daryman hauls milk to town, but he never
goes near the feed He has better system he owns
q so which he fills each season Also he has a field
OF alfalfa.
The man who buys feed in town insists that milk must
advance in value And he TO be having his way
about it. The man who the slo and the alfalfa field
keeps his mouth shut and lets tn, price Of milk be estab
lished by the daymcn who purchase feed IN
the stores down on California
"But" says the who buys feed, my land will not
raise alfalfa so have TO buy the hay in town"
That sounds like good reason but IDS not II the
mans land will raise alfalfa why doesn't he turn his
attention crops that WILL grow his land Just as
other successful farmers do' We don't oil man try
ing force out of his well; and don't the zinc
man trying to squeeze crudc petroleum out of
Meanwhile the price OF milk shows signs Of de
cline II will not until the dairy business in Oklahoma
placed on the plane it is in Wisconsin II we'll
get together and agree less milk then the business
will adjust itself into the hands OF who equipped
with feed crops that will make possible the selling OF milk
good deal below the exoronate price OF IS cents quart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
INCREASE THAT LIFE INSURANCE.

HERES an average man who took out a life insurance
policy oi $1,000 few -cafs ago The man owns his
home II his idea that when the $4,000 became avail
able, that II invested at percent the income of $50
month would Just about keep his family in comfort pro-
vded unusual management, should be in effect There
bcnN no rent TO pay the income looked like right good
protection against inconvenience and discomfort
But-,rnce that policy was taken out amos, everything
has increased in value except the $4,000 policy. That
amount OF money invested today 8 percent will buy Just
about one half as much it would have purchased the
time the policy purchased.
SO, Mr.. Head OF the Family do you realize that your
HE insurance should be doubled not next week nor next
year, nor at some hazy time the future but TODAY2
DO YOU realize that while YOU proceeded give your
family the protection that seemed ample situation has
arisen which cuts the power OF your life insurance right
in the middle You could not Of course have orcsccn
tins, else would have bought life insurance when
the premium somewhat lower than it i, today, on
account Of few years being added your age But Mr.
Family Head YOU not carrying out your good rcsou-
tons IN the insurance line II YOU permit another day to
pa" without doubling that life insurance unless you have
policies running well up into the thousands
Any head OF family who has only Il, few thousand
dollars OF life insurance is asking his wife and babes TO
take long chances The chance OF cncounterng poverty
somewhere along the line will be reduced made
by doubling the life insurance Of the person upon whom
the family is dependent
II the buying power OF dollar were the same now as
it was some years ago when the life insurance policy
obtained there would be need make plans
the family protection But the higher plane of prices has
brought about condition which may the almshouSe
to more than wife and baby the head Of the house
hold does not buy lie insurance the changed
financial situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
R RIppuNdRHYNfS
&} &}shI@ Mk @!|ttMz tMza4sssxo4 M4ssx
BACK HOME

IRON mountain and from sea resort
the tourists are returning. and thcy
have freckles by the quart and
sunburn iictcely burning. No doubt
YOU gamboled with the rest, where
sylvan torrent gushes, where little
robins build their nest, and sparrows
chase the thrushes. No doubt you're
full OF thrilling yarns, that YOU desire
to tell us, Of ocean waves or mountain
tarns--which tales will make as jcal-
Gus. But have you brought back nothing
more than rather idle stories OF basking
by the brinys shore, or mid the for
csts glorlcs' Have YOU brought back
lot OF pep for your employers service.
or have you still tagging step, and
are you stale and nervous Have YOU
brought back new vim and zeal, from
all your rural scouting Unless YOU
have, | surely feel, you've had a useless
outing. Have YOU brought back glad
desire to quit your lazy nodding, and
labor like a house aiire, and set tho
boss applauding; If YOU still hunt the
easy chair in which we've oft surveyed
YOU, your tan won't get YOU. anywhere,
your frccklcs will not aid YOU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
WHAT EDITORS SAY
The Stay-at- Homes.

Many persons, OF all means from salary earning 10
millions OF dollars, are apt TO look with an eve of cal
cuation OF the money this war will cost both througL
legislation and by private gift IN shape OF donation from
Gay TO day hut there IS matter OF money that the sol
der who has been drafted pays that has not been thought
o' Inc drafted men, too give up money in addition To-
rSking their lives Those who earn salaries give nm any
Whcrc from Nn year To several thousand wear and
those who have business sacrifice the salary hcv viii
have to pay another o take their place as we'll as the
lu'her development OF tha, business ii utter rum
alton
his is matter that has not been enough thought o
by the tayat-home II they give IN propo,tion IN
money value what the average soldier will sacrifice tbr
will vet not give what he gives Ii the rich voluntarily,
gave thousands IN private millions they are worth ,hcy
would yet not equal those who drafted To - io the
front
That IS the reason why the h now before conrrcs,
providing for ample insurance Tor those dependent a., the
soldiers should pass There is mo- compensation in none,
too great for those who risk their live, tor their country
that should not be willing burden Tor those who d. M,
go Inc amount should simply he question of Justice and
proportion OF what the industries and revenue, nt tine
country can stand-Gu,hr,c State Register
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
FILLING NATIONAL GUARD VACANCIES

THERE number of vacancies in the FRS, regiment
Oklahoma national guard The regiment has colo
nell several captains and euenants needed TO give
the regiment the full number of officers.
The department considers only merit in commiS sion
ing officers There is breath OF politics in these mill
ary days No darcs talk politics having any nflu
in military affairs. So in placing new officers
in the Oklahoma regiment the best talent will be chosen
Lieutcnants of the Oklahoma regiment may be chosen
to be captains Yet the officers training school may be
drawn upon to fill the vacancies Sergcants of the Okla
homa regiment may be given commissions eu,enan,s
who spent three months in the training camp may be
assigned to the Oklahoma regiment the same grade that
they were commissioned after the brief in camp
Naturally the enlisted of the regiment are anxious
to secure commissions II they better qualified
IS officers than the young who have just out of
the Officers training camps they will he appointed
II the graduates of the officers training camps are better
fitted to officers in the Oklahoma regiment than
any of the non-ooms, the training camp graduates will
be selected
We have in mind one young OF Okahoms City
who attended the officers training camp and holds COM
mission lie spent three years West Point II he is
better qualified to be captain lieutenant in the Okla
homa regiment than sergeant of the regiment he
will be so appointed.
Merit is the only factor that governs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
RICHES EASY TO ACQUIRE.

MANY advertisements of attractive nature appear in
newspapers. Some OF these point to investments which
repay the principal many times All OF know Of men
who bought certificates OF stock in oil companies and
received hundreds Of dollars return for each dollar
hazarded 1t IS quite easy TO acquire riches by purchasing
oil stocks at 81 share and selling them at the rate Of
s0O or 800 share
The only trouble is in picking the WINNER. The one
who can do that can be Of founding fortune few
months IN Oklahoma In addition to this method OF png
up wealth there is another plan which brings riches Also
there is no hazard 1t is the savings method
II wage will take $25 to the saving, bank
each month the end OF ten years I've will find that his
account approaches the smart sum of 5000 A lot of
people are doing this
Riches are easy to acquire provided is lucky or Of
saving disposition II he has guarantee that he is lucky
the savings bank is quite inviting Riches can be acquired
there by route that has been tested and found true
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
Flower Time in Oklahom,

Just stop whl1ling Nv the meadow lands the wayslc;
and the woodSy places aud get acquainted with the wild
flowers Gather armload Of them and carry them,
home with YOU Wander aicld with friends and family
and vie with each other in finding s,rikingy bcauiiu,
SpeclmentS or IN collecting the greatest variety
II YOU don't have to whly by the flowers with
the roads and hywayS are filled with beauty and every
path leads to new oneS-and walking is good ior YOU
You don't know what you're missing if YOU spcnd 3,
little while revchug the wild flowers that are yours Il,
moy as much as YOU wl-BatlcSwllc Examiner
Mos, Of the republicans arc hearing in mind rrcy CON
Nan,y the fact that they Americans harlc,ton News
and Courier
Germany wants no territory" saws the kaiser We'll
dgoni shout about it, you won't &c, any Washington
Herald
Ru,slaS experiences clearly prove that ,ociai,, thcorc,
work perfectly everywhere Except where put in practice
Washington Post
The dash and courage of the battalion OF death indicate,
al one thing Russia needs more women IN the army
ana lever So-callcd mcu.-indianapolS News
The Turks can go To- he'll" Billy SUNDAY told h,s
Los Angeles audience The general impression IN Christian
countries IS that they not only can hut do II the Turk,
don't 80 there the place nigh. as well he abolished
Kansas City Journal
Sedition must be dealt with at its ,outce-in the half,
oi congress II the government cannot find way to d.
IT. maybe the people eau-Roehestet Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
s SlDENGHTS0NWARRM0VES

rT'lAI old the
work destruction mchodical
carpenters OF the world can offset
Cheering weekly
announcing only twelve capital ships sunk inspired story Charles H.
d'y treasurer the New York
followed the Associated
Day reflection analyS
% SnkngS the
beginning OF the ruthless warfare February The uuon. of
" W week however that
mt next weeks tonnage loss will 10000
VIII ue authentic ilRurcS for the FIRST months losses
Here Gys british
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15

hurt to open ono eye and take a peek
at IT.
When man signs a promiSSory note
it sits down on his doorstep and waits
for him
The reason why a Sucker is always
broke is because the money he loses =,
hard cash and the money he wins is
easy velvet.
When a man is sick he is a big baby
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-15
OLDST0RIBS.
INNEWTYpB
Twenty Years Ago.
S1om me TINES FILES

Twenty Years Ago
Mrs, u w. Condor went to Tecumseh
Yesterday
7 Griffith has returned from Kan
sas City
Horace Wilson OF Oklahoma CITY ha,
been granted a notatial commSSion-|
Guthrie Leader.
Mr. Wilson Of the telephone exchange
went 10 FL Reno Yesterday 10 receive
the material and commence the work on
the telephone lines between here and
that city. The line will be strictly first
oia" and will ae OF great benefit TO
both towns.
Fifteen Years Ago.
Guy Mcclure returned TODAY from
Texas, where he has been for the past
month
Mrs F G. Wright of Kansas City
is visiting her son, W. F Wright.
{. b. Pope and wife have returned
ltp'n NiSlt 10 the CltlcS OF the east
where Mr. Pope purchased large stock
of goods for his store.
Ten Years Ago.
The population OF RI Reno is given
as $50
The first corn was sold at Ardmore
last week for 40 cents a bushel.
Miss Eleanor Boyd and brother DR..
W J. Boyd returned Yesterday from
their summer spent in Colorado
Mr. and Mrs ] +. Mars of Wes.
Sixteenth street returned today from
Colorado.
One of our boys was spending IN.
evening with much admired Girl
friend and proposed strollng over to
the small ncighborhood pharmacy for
an ice cream, aftcrward getting per-
mission to smoke He asked the clerk
Tor cigar, who brought him A couple
which did not suit He then asked for
well known brand. "Ycs." said the
clerk we keep them, but they are
lO-ocnt cigar"