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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
WHITE MAY NOT HAVE
OPPONENT IN PRIMARY
Organization Wing Of State Dennc-
racy iiae No Candidate for
Attorney General.
koINEH Is ALSO rNupros.I
Win Promise Of Warm Contest for
oi'icr State Officers. COMMISSIONS
or of Agriculture May Not iiave
kiNHl.

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bring out a cnudida'" tor the ollie. Of
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
MAY DETAIL. MEN TO
NCT As uELPENS OF UNITS

y rccen, act Of Congress provided
FOR many paid employees OF National
Guard units. in addition 10 III. horse
MN ORGANIZATIONS are permitted 10
harr as many as five men each.
y circular jus, issued by the Bureau
OF Militia Affairs, amending para
graphs =. 2. and IL. Circular no -
authorizes the detailing Of competent
enlisted men AS helpers foU each troop
OF cavalry. each battery and each head
quarters company OF field artillery
each engineer company. each ambu-
lance company. each field hospital COM
pany. each signal company and each
ma chine gun troop OF the Nations
Guard by the troop. battery or COM
pany commander. FOR the care OF the
material and equipment and of the
horses for which supplies are furnished
from Federal funds in "a troop. a bat
terry. a company. squadron head
quarters. a battalion headquarters, or
1t rcgimcntal headquarters The men
detailed as helpers must be duly en-
listed IN the troop battery or COM
pany in which they are detailed. and
may hold amy grade or appointment
pertaining TO enlisted men in the or
eanization To which they belong. At
least one of the helpers III each bat
terry must be skilled in the use of
tools. and must lie familiar with the
field artillery material and its repair
ana preservation. II is desirable that
one helper in each organization be
qualified h"rseshoer IL no helpc, j. 50
qualified. shooting for the authorized
horses of the organization must be pro-
vided from state. troop. battery com
pany or private funds. All hclpers
must understand stable duties and the
care and training OF horses
NO HELPERS ALLOWED
For LESS THAN FINE HORSES
Allotmcnts viii be made to the
property and dishursinr officer OF the
state from the appropriation under the.
act OF Congress approved August -.
1916, TO compensate the men so de-
tailed for each troop. battery or COM
pany stationed separately and not to
exceed five men in each such orsaniza-
ton.
When the horses Of several cavalry
organizations. engineer companies
ambulance companies. field hospital
companies, signal companies or ma
chine-Sun troops are grouped in one
place. the allowance for helpers will
be the same as for Il single troop. en-
Sineer company. ambulance company
Held hospital company or signal COM
pany having the number of animals in
the group. When the number OF
hoses so grouped exceeds thirty-two
the allowance will be increased by $50
pei month for each eight horses in
excess of thirty-two. provided that the
number of horses In any group does not
exceed thirty-two for each troop. en-
gincer company, ambulance company,
field hospital company or signal COM
Dany and four for each squadron. bat
talon and regimental headquarters and
machine-gun troop i'm the group \
helper will not he authorized for a
troop, an engineer company. an ambu-
lance company, q field hospital COM
pany. headquarters company Of Held
artillery or signal company having
loss than five horses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
DEATHS

" WAITER ENrEKlENcED SODA DIS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
MRS. 0 CONNER
GAINS 8 POUNDS
IN ONLY TEN DAYS
Says She Had Suffered 5 or
6 Years With Catarrh
and Stomach Trouble.

Mrs Ino O'Connor, who lives at jS
East Oldham Street, Knoxville Tenn,
called up the Kuhlman ChambllSs
Drug Co, recently and said she want
ed 10 speak TO the lanlaC' man When
Mr. Willis answered lhc telephone,
Mrs O'Conuor made the following rc-
markahlc statement
II Just wanted you TO know, and
everybody else to know, what that Tan
lac medicine has done for me. Why.
| have gained eight pounds already,
and have only been taking 1t for ten
DAYS | have Just finished taking the
first bottle and have sent Mr. O'C on.
nor hack to the store this morning for
another bottle This Taulac certainly
does Just what YOU say It will do |
began to eat better, sleep better and
lecl better from the very first dose,
and the change m my condition has
lust been wonderful. had good
doctor before began using Tanlac, bu,
he didn't seem TO understand my case
and his medicine did not seem to do
inc any good, so | Just set 1t aside
and quit using II.
For tho past five or six years
have been in rundown condition
nervous. weak and at times very dir
~ had nervous headache and indi.
VcStion perfectly awful Ny stomach
was so weak | couldn't digeS, the
lighlest kind OF food. was nervous
and depressed and slep, very little
had become So despondcn, over m,
condition | thought nothing could helT
me 1t certainly was lucky for N,
when heard OF ranlac II is not lik,
any other medicine | have tried !,
seems to soothe my stomach, and is
line tonic, too, because my appe,i,,
is good now, and digest what ! eat
II anyone had told me there was q
medicine ON earth that would max,
me gain e,eh, pounds in ten days
would have thought them crazy
u don't believe there is another
medicine on earth like ranlao NJ,
catarrh is also grea, deal better
In fact, hardly notice u any more
1anlac, the wonderful medicine that
accomplished such remarkable result,
in Mrs O'Conner's case, is sold in
Oklahoma City by Wes,iall Drug Co
100000 bottles sold in two years
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the polsons and toxins from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.
Says insIde.bathlng makes any.
one look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like YOU de- ON the outside
This :, vastly more important because
the skin pore, do not absorb lmpuri.
tic, into the blood, causing illness,
while the bowel pores do
For cy ounce OF food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce OF waste material must be car
ried on, OF the body II thi, waste
material B, not eliminated day hy day
it quickly icrmcnt, and generate,
poisous. gases and to>lu, which are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts WHICH
should suck only nourishmcnt 10 tus
tain the body
A splendid health measure /, tu
drink, before breakfast each day a
glass Of real hot water with a tea.
spoonful OF limestone phosphate IN J..
which Is q hdrmle>, way ro wash these
poisons, gases and toNrnS from the
stomach, liver, hlducy, and bowel,
thus cleansing SVcctcnlng and fresh.
ening the entire almcnldry canal be-.
fore putting more food into the
stomach -
A quarter oi a pound ot limestone
phosphate cost, hut ,crr little Al the
drug store, but =, sufficient to make
anyonc an enthusiast on inside
bathing Men and women who are ac.
eustomcd to wake up with a dull. a,h
ing head ~ have iurrcd tongue. bad
taste. nasty breath. ,allow complexion
others who have bilious attacks. acid
stomach or constipation, are assured
OF pronounced improvement in both
health and appearance shor,ly-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
German Casualties
in War 4,0l0,160

LONDON. Ian H. The total Ger
man caSuallc, since the beginning Of
the war were placed at 4OloloO m an
official summary ISSUED hy the British
government, TODAY which reads,
"A summary ui the German casual
tie, reported IN official German casual.
" lists published during December
gives a total o, &.igl, which added 10
those previously reported bring, the
total German casualties to lOlOlrO The
naval and colonial ca,ualuc, arc cN.
rludrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
LINDSAY SCHOOL
owns PR|NTERy
Pupils Print Own Daily Paper
With School Owned Plant


LINDSAY. Okla. IT," T. (Npc-
yiall-L,ndsay hlgh,chool Is the only
one in the state owning a prlnicrv
and publishing their own paper Las,
year it was the trr,t OF the school pa
pcrs l. was prnlcl in rhe office OF
the Lindsay New bu, Prof J. W
Swartl ucwsl that by doing 1t, own
work and saving the printers bill the
school could soon own an outfit and IN
short time even make a prout from
it
Accordingly he purchased an outfit
with the understanding that tho chooI
would pay Cor it from the profit cacil
month I'm lu,t ten day, alter the pres,
was Installed. the first page was pub
liShcd AMI since that the school has
been able 'o publish a page a day
! he high school i, saving money ON tn,
purchase aud was able To- pay almost
$40 the irSt month At this rate the
outfit viii be paid for IN one year. Mcr.
chant, have been advertising very llhcr.
ally and the student, have secured a
large number oi subscribers
The pupil, are taking great dcd
Of interest IN the printing NeveraI
girls are becoming proficient compo>
iiorS and the boys are learning the lol
and machine work, Freshmen auJ
,ophomorcS orc encouraged 10 learn IN,
work more than the upper classmcr
ior several ica>onS Should they be-
come accurate. they viii be IN ,choo
longer To help with the work, thcl
their student hod,e, de- not absorb then
time as in the advanced classes an,
each year they viii be learning and i'm
proving th" work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
TOLD
BY NESb|TT TO !
GET TO WORK
House Workers Must Report
at $50 Every Morning,

Every employc OF the house OF rep
reSeutatiycS was hailed before the
speakers deIk at the beginning OF the
house session TIN, afternoon and told
by Speaker Nc,b,t IN no uncertain way
that they had TO report for duty at 4 80
O'Clock IN the mornings and attend to
business ct get Oft the Job The pages,
SlcuorapherS and all other employees
were directed to report TO the scrgean.
At arms each morning on their arrival
at the capitol and il they are late to
present an excuse for II
Talks to Stcnographe.rs.
He told the Stenographer> that none
OF them were there aIrrTnAl licanS or as
democrats but were there 10 carry on
the work OF the house and to work Tor
each and every member when their
services are needed He said he would
not tolerate any Stcnographer remaining
on the payroll OF the house and work
ing for any other organization He
told them they would have to do the
work assigned to them IN the capitol
building the only work to be done out
side being when they are called into
democratic or republican caucuscN He
denied the charges by republican
ucw,papcr that one ,tcuopraphcr paid
for by the legislature worked at demo
cratic hcadquartcr,
New Wrinkle
The talk by Speaker Nesb,tt /, with
out parallel in the hiNor, ol Oklahoma
legislatures In former legislatures en-
ployc, tor the most part have worked
only while the legislature va, in SeS-
SION
"Ifyou were employed by any private
institution YOU would have ro report At
a certain hour in the morning You
would have 10 attend strictly to business
while YOU worked and We are going TO
demand the same from you here said
Speaker Neshitt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
Armour's Profit
Twenty Percent

CHICAGO, Jan. l. The annual re.
port OF Armour and company made
public today shows net earnings OF
S20O0oO0 OF ~ percent ON capital
stock and IA percent ON investment
4 dividend NJ > percent viii Ic paid
January Is 1t was the most nrospcrou,
year IN the history OF the COMPANY the
rcpnrl NANN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12

according to a report made yesterday by
W '. iIsrdie. secretary Of the Oklaho-
ma Traffic association The report
shows that more than IN percent moro
dealers came TO Oklahoma City to pur-
rhas. stocks In 1915 than In 1915 and
that there was an increase OF II per
cent In the total amount bought
Or \ & Hancock has moved the Of
flee OF Or lnman from Security build
ing to ZIG Lee building ADV,
Car lpeported stoIen-C n Atvell,
5l9 West ChoCtnw avenue. reported Ia
the police this morning that his five
passenger Ford car had been stolen last
night
Assault Trial Set--Thc trial Of Rolla
Smith FOR felonious assault on j. A.
stark, a farmer. Of rauls Valley, on the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
"Fagin" Accused
of White Slavery

GOSHEN, Ind. Ian. Ralph
Janness, alias Rudolph kunau 80
years old. is held here in 5000 bail,
charged with robbing a dry goods
store He was arrested in South Bend
with Miss Emma Miller, IL years old
daughter Of an Elkhart county farmer,
who accused )anucSS, conductor OF
street and church meetings as a ms
sionary,' of teaching her how to steal
Sheriff Sanford ha, recommended
that lanncss he charged with white
slavery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
New Zeppelin Hides
in Own Gas Clouds

LONDON, Ian l2-The new Zen
relrn La. according to the Neue
lurlcher Leilung, made trial flight
Yesterday over Lake Constance The
Zeppelin emitted dense ga, clouds,
with the result that II was Invisible
The propeller was nn,SclrSS. and the
air,hlp could NO, he heard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
THAW TO LEAVE
HOSPITAL WITHIN
TWO WEEKS TIME
Continued from rage OneD

co,c 10 the charges lodged against him
b, the New York authortc, who ac-
cuse him OF kidnapping and beating
Ircdeuck Gump Ir OF Kansas City.
DR. KIRBY said he found Ghaw', mind
still somewhat hay tins morning as
though he we're suffering from the after
effect, OF q drug or liHuor
To Be Arraigned
lar'am ot Detectives Tate said that
when lhaw !, able 10 leave the hos
pl,al Ne will he arraigned on a charge
ot attempting suicide
Whether the family will contest the
efforts ot the New York authorities to
have lhaw surrendered to them i, not;
definitely known here According 20
private detectives IN the employ OF the
IhaW family. the Gump charges are
looked ON ds an attempt at hllCkmdlk
Maloney's Story Doubted
The Philadelphia detectives arc not
satisfied with the story told hy sam
ucl Naloncy, the Philadelphia repre-
sentative ui a Ncw York detective
,pcucN that he made arrangement, 10
have lhaW turned over To New York
au'horlllc, and had taken Ihaw To the
quiet residential district oi West Phlla-
icphla ~ gct him. in condition To bc
taken lu New York Captain oi dctcC-
.rnc, made II known that he purpoScd
questioning Maloncy To learn whether
am, one was guilty OF an attempt TO oh
,lru,, Justice IN hiding Thaw
lhaw had been al the home ot Mrs.
Elizabeth 4 Tacot IN West Philadcl-
phid. where he was found weak from
the loss OF blood from his wounds and
Il blood stained razor by his side, since
carly Iucsday morning lie had been
introduced at the lacot home as mfr.
West the detective declaring that he
wanted 10 keep Ghaw in seclusion IN
ul he was in iit condition" to face
the New York authorities.
Hearing for Brewer.
Oliver Brewer. an alleged agent ot
rhaw who was indicted IN New York
on charges ol conspiracy To kidnap,
was to be given a hearing here today
Grower was arrested last Tuesday and
i, under bond OF SlN0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
Appeal STAYS Execution

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, Ian y -sThs
was the day originally ,e, hy the court
for the execution OF David R Over
ton former clerk Of the Madison coun-
" circuit court whose recent sen,a.
iionsl trial resulted in his conviction
and sentence to death for the murder
OF Probate William 7 lawlct. his po.
liucal opponent An appeal taken nv
counsel for the convicted man has
served TO stay the execution and II
will probably he several months before
the final disposal Of the case.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12

\ new light automobile Is driven by
the friction OF drum, at the ends oi
It's crankShalt against the tires of rs
rear wheels. and IS steercd through
rivotcd avlcS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12

Alleged Horse Thlef Arrested Hayes
Fcndrton. said TO I've another member NJ
the alleged horse thief gang which has
been operating IN Oklahoma and neigh
boring states for months was arrested
yesterday I'm Gainesville. Texas. He Will
hr brought 10 OklHhomH CITY Six other
men accused of the rohhcrlcs from Davis
A Younger mud " r Hale ARE being
held IN the county jail awaiting prclimi-
nary hearings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12

NNNlllNGTON, Jan l. William
Phillips of Massachusetts, third assist
ant secretary oi state, was nominated
bN President Wilson today as assistant
cCrcilry OF state to succeed John f.
Osborne who recently resigned Brccll-
cnrldgc Long, a st. Louis lawyer, was
nominated as third assistant secretary
ui state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
CiTYBRIEFS

Bohemian 10 Speak--Rcv Karl j. Sla-
dek OF Crete Neh. native of Bohemit,
viii speak ,o Rohemlsns Al the First
MothodiH church. corner Fourth and
Robinson sunday afternoon NJ o'clock
His subject will be The Mystery of Ma
ture" Mr Sadek states there are $40
Bohcmians I'm oklahoma county.
Chef eank Examiner Here Chief Na-
tional Examiner Rising of Kansas CIV
Is visiting Oklshoma ON two weeks
tour Today he iS the guest Of oklahoma
city bankers
Commissioners TO Mset-Clty commia.
soners will meet this afternoon TO finally
40 over the contracts with thn Board .
man company for the clearing and grub.
blng Of the reservoir site and the con
struction Of three highway bridges ~
the new waterworks plant
Crime Wave In This Section Roporl =
received by the police this morning that
stores had been robbed At spence.
blanchard and MaysNille last night led
Charley Post, captain of detectives To
teuhtk that y crime wave was sweep
Ink over this part ~ the state directly
due 10 the fact that the courts had
stripped the police Of their power u
handling criminals
Five Sent TO County-Harry Finkle
stein Dewey KeSsler Carl johnson and
Wesley ChinH, negro, arraigned I'm the
city court this morning. charged with va
crnncy. were ordered turned 20 IN"
county hy Judge Splitter Toomy VII
klns, alleged TO have robbed a store ON
West Grand avenue, also was scnt to the
county.
Ice Man Asks Damages g. h. En-.
mons, OF Nnndarko, asks $500 damages
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
Bulldlru perml,s

s l. Mayors, 1900 West Eighth street
garage, $50
Thomas rusack company ~ North
Hudson, signbosrd, 5000
Thomas Cusack company. aOG Yves,
brand RvsHue Higuhoard, $50
Thomas Cusatk ConplpS ?Oi Mes,
sixteenth street, signhtNrd $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12

Aged Womsn's Home Establlshed-
Purchase Of three-story dwelling at $40
East fifth street to be utilized ms
home for aged women was announced
Yesterday 10y the First Families Of okla
homa club \ meeting is to be- held next
week at th>-home Of Mrs r. G. Realty,
III West Eighteenth street, when final
plans for the home win be made.
pr l. Dean, dentist. 53i Lee Bldg -
ADV
Outside Merchant Trade Heavy Retail
merchants from Oklahoma. Arkansas,
TeXns Kansas uud New Mexico made
personal visits 10 Oklahoma city last
year and bought goods worth s3iJ.s52 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12
Hearing for Brewer.
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE Licenses,

Marriage Licenses
Joseph Harold Ingram, II years old,
oklahoma city and Gertrude Becker, W
Nclrg old McNlestcr
~
Deaths,
70 T S,mucls, 80 years old local hos
ptlpl
Births,
Mr. and Mrs j s DNk, lMl West II
avenue, capitol nm, girl
MI ana Mrs \ NJ church, 22l2 West
stone avenue, gitl
Nr and Mrs j. A Brosseau. ll2i
West Seventh street, hoy
Mr and Mrs | Il stemen, lloo North
ollie avenue, boy,
Mt aud Mrs !. II. Fox, Lawrence nd.
ditinu girl
Mr.. aud Mrs, T j. Collins, 2l5 West
Tenth street girl
Nr and Mrs r. Il Gupton. Tenth
street and Western avenue. boy
Mi and Mrs, $ B Murray, lilo West
Second street. boy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-12

pr L Dean, dentist 53i Lee Bldg -
The Detroit times., 1917-05-09
Joe Tackles Cleveland Again TodayFans Requested to Omit Flowers

run. when yeach rolled 10 Wamby
A matter OF fact. DOME WAS out
rull step. but got O'Loughlin's de-
cislon. o'Nell Was so angry he
kicked himself out OF the game.
Three more innings were played.
and just nine Tigers went 10 bat
The TIGER defensive would do credit
TO the Hottentot army.
A snaPpy double play with men
on nrst and third saved nAuss IN
tho nrst inning Triples by Roth
and Wamby In the second round
furnished a tally. but Dauss then
famed Turner. Omen and Convey In
order. George thereafter hurled
perfect ball until the eighth. In
that round, with two out. Graney
and Chapman doubled. Speaker was
purposely passed and Guisto. who
was played for the sucker. drove I'm
the winning run with a single.
Bush gave Roth life in the ninth
BY a tumble Veaoh lot Wamby's
single go thru him for an extra bas,
and planted Roth on third Turner'S
sacrifice As and base knock hy
Billings accounted for tho last of
tho scoring
The Detroit times., 1917-05-09
Tigers to Attempt Duo
Program Again Today

Boston This 10 ladies' day. ana
each lady. when accompanied by
the holder OF T5-oent ticket. will
be welcomed
The nrst and only game the
weather man let the Tigers play
yesterday was like several others
this spring Detroit lost for sev-
erN reasons Dauss pitched for De
troit. and Stanley Coyeleskie for
Cleveland. Bush. Young and Cobb
famed on IL pitched balls IN the
first inning Yeach tripled and scor-
Cd on CrAwford's ny in the second.
Bobby hit the ball over Speakers
head. a neAt worthy OF medal.
Cobb started the fourth with rous.
INK single. but Was nipped OF sec
ond base
Tie sixth hound the bases twice
tC. of Tiges with but one out Only
one run scored The entire club. ex
cept WITT and StanAge. had a chance
20 break up the game there but
not a hit WAS recorded In the round
Two walks and an error provided the
bis chance Bush scored The lone
The Detroit times., 1917-05-09
CENTRALSS AND
RAPIDS CLASH
AT KAZOO MEET

KALAMAZOO. Mich. May s.
Kalamazoo college has announced
it, plans for the interscholastie track
and held meet II NIL hold here on
Nav 10 There will be two classes
OF competition Glass A viii be for
schools nom cities OF more than To-.
900 population and Class u will take
In the others Interest In the meet
wfrl center chiefly IN the clash be
tween Detroit Central and Grand
Rapids Central These schools are
the class OF the state this year.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-09
Tuesday Game True TO
Pace Set This
Spring

Another doublc-header Is Sched-
uled for Navln neld this afternoon.
The hrst game ia slated for las
o'clock. Whether douolo-header
win be played or not "a something
else again. The Geld vas a ouAs-
mire AZ o'clock this morning. when
The rain ceased for spell. but
GroUndk sepeT HAismRn guaranteed
70 have the turf ready for the con
tests OF the afternoon. Because
Howard Ehmke and Guy Morton
warmed ~ for the second game
yesterday. II 70 believed that they
viii start the opener today That's
an TIA pitching dope there Is. The
slaobing info went bad Tuesday
when Dauss was sent against Cleve
land instead OF being reserv cd Tor
ne frsf and LAST games against