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EIGHT INNES ID IFE TO DO ON IDI FOR MURDER Alleged Slayers of Two Well to-do Atlanta Women to Face Jury Shortly on Charge. San Antonio, Texas.—Victor E. Tn nes an<l hln wife of Eugene, Oregon, Indicted for murder and conspiracy to murder In connection with the dlaap pearanee of Mrs. Eloln Nolitjh Dennle and her sister, Mlsh Beatrice Nelms, of Atlanta, Ga., last June, were granted } bail at a habeas corpus hearing here yesterday. Innas' ball was fixed at $4,000 and hts wife’s at $2,000. How Suspicion Was Dirsctcd. B*n Antonia, Tex. Charged with murdering two young women and dis posing of tneir bodies by means of a furnace 'tnd a lye vat, Victor K. Innes, former United States Deputy District Attorney in Carson City, Nev., and his YOU CANT BRUSH OR WASH OUT DANDRUFF The Simplest and Quickest Way is To Dissolve It. The only sure way to get rid of dand * ruff is to dissolve it. then you destroy it •nttrely. To do this, get about four punccts of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips!** , Do this tonight, and by morning most ! '4f not nil of your dandruff will he gone, i and three or four more applications wll: completely dissolve and entirely destroy, •very single sign and trace of It, no matter how much do nd ruff you may have. You will find, too. that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous.' giossv silky and soft, and look and feel h hundred times better. If you want to preserve your hair, do toy all means get rid of dandruff, for nothing destroys the hah - more quickly. It not only sturves the hair and makea It ‘fall out, hut it makes it stringy, ntnig gb dull, dry, brittle and lifeless, and eve* notices P You <an get liquid arvon at any drug store It is inexpen sive and never fails to do the work. Joyful Anticipation of Motherhood There lx apt to be a latent apprehend ton Of dlntreaa to mar the complete Joy of expectation. Hut this In quite over come by the advice of no nmny women to uno "Mother's Friend.” Thin In an external application oh signed to no lubri cate the timed m arid to thus no relieve the pressure reacting on Lußtt * KM the nerve*, that the i*tur«t (Urnln upon the cord* ami liga ment* la not errompejiled by thnae wvflrs I‘oins aald to I'auae rmuaru, morning sick ness nnd many loeel -»■— n Many people believe thnt tho*« remedies which have stood the tent of time that have been put to ovary trial under the varying condition* of ago, weight, general health, etc., may be aafely relied upon. And Judging by the fart thnt "Mother 1 * FYlend'" ha* been In continual use elnce our grandmother's earlier yiatra and la known throughout the 1 tutted States It may be easily Inferred that It In some thing that women gladly reeommeud. "Mother's Krl*nd" la pn part'd only In ®ur own laboratory and la sold by drug gist* everywhere Ask for a bottle to day snd write for a special book for expectant mother" Address Rradfleld lc< xulalur Co. »®7 laniar llldg., AtlauU, On. SATURDAY SPECIALS Green Peas, 3 cans . . . . 25c Codfish, 1 lb. brick . .... 13c Sliced Peaches, 3 cans ... 25c Cleaned Currants, pack. . ,10c Oats, any kind, a pkg 8c Canned Shrimp, a can . . . . 12c Swift’s Premium Hams,, lb. 22c 1-4 bbl. A. & P. Fancy Patent Flour $1.49 Large Gilt Ice Jug Free with 1 can A. & P. Baking Powder. . .50c Snowdrift Compound No. 5 Pail, 55c; No. 10 Pail, sl.lO Best Rio Coffee, lb . . Yard Eggs. 77 r dozen OOK. wife ■will go on trial for their lives In the county court here shortly The mysterious nature of the alleg ed crime, the standing of the victims, the culture and refinement of the ac cused couple and the imriv cities 111 widely ne|»arated He.-tlons of the coun try Involved, all have operated to cause most Intense public Interest. Of special Interest In Kan Antonia are the four year old twin children of the Inneses. They do not understand the danger which besets their parents. It Is general! agreed that they are adoptd children and Marshal Nelms, brother of the two murdered women, insists tlie Inneses gave them shelter In order to attract public sympathy should the parents he brought before a i public tribunal Atlsntisns. Mrs. Klolse Nelms Dennis R.nd Miss Beatrice Nelms, well to dr, young wo men of Atlanta, f to . are the alleged victims. Innes had obtained a divorce for Mrs. Dennis In Carson City after jn rear of unhappy married life. He then, It is said, had promised to marry her. ' lie arranged to meet her In San An tonio and make certain Investments for her. The divorced young woman left Atlanta, t iking 116,000 with her. l,ater ,\bhh Nelms followed. The two sisters dropped out of sight completely, causing anxiety to their widowed mother in Atlanta. Then the latter received a letter dated at Han I'ran cisco and apparently signed by the elder sister, which read: i killed Beatrice In New Orleans and have come here to kill Marshall.” Ended in Cement Cauldron. The mother Informed the Atlanta police, who warned Marshall Nelms In Hun Francisco, lb* protected himself, believing the missive genuine. Weeks later, after many stray clues had been followed by the police of several cities, Nelms concluded that the letter had been mailed to misdirect any search made for the missing girl. lie came to Sun Antonio and found that the trail of the sisters merged with that of In nes and his wife seemed .to end In a huge cement cauldron In the yard of a cottage on the outskirts of the city. The owner of the house said Mr. and Mrs. Innes had rented It for three months but occupied It only a few days. Nelms also learned he says, that Innes had been Insistent on a house with a furnace, despite the hot weath er, and had purchased a large amount of lye at a nearby store. The search for Innes wtis Iwgun and he and Ids wife were arrested on a furtn near Huge no ore., where they were living under the name of "Har bour.” They had adopted the twin children On warrants charging mur der they were arrested anil brought hack here. Innes maintained his com posure and refused to make extended statements, although denying his guilt and that of his wife. Nelms, Hie Nemesis of the Inneses, declares: That several photographs of Mrs. Dennis were found in the Kan Antonio cottage. Identified Shoe. That n fragment of a shoe Identified as Mrs. Dennis', part of a human skull and some hair were found In the lye vat. That Innes denied Immediately his arrest In Oregon that he had seen Mrs. Dennis after securing her divorce in Nevada, or had ever met Beatrice Nelms. That witnesses In S'an Antonio will swear to seeing the two young women In the company of Innes in San An tonio shortly before their disappear ance In June. Thai several witnesses will testify Mrs. Dennis told them she was on her way to meet Innes. That Mrs. Dennis told friends In Oregon her husband had suddenly come into possession of a large sum of money. ROCK ISLAND INQUIRY. WashinQton. —Inquiry into the f!4 nanelal operations of the Chicago and ltoek island Itallroad was begun by the Interstate commerce commission at a public bearing here today In pursuance of a resolution of the sen nte. The Investigation was along the line of charges made on the floor of the senate that through manipulations of a small number of financiers the stockholders of the Kook Island have suffered enormous losses. I ELRYAD COFFEE 35 cups to the pound. Always pack ed in Green bags. I Pound 35c * St. Tuna Fish, a can . ..10c Evap. Apricots, a lb 12c Shreded Codfish, pkg. . . . 10c Fancy Bloaters 5c Imported Sardines, can . . . 10c Pink Salmon, 1 lb., 3 cans . . 25c Fat Mackerel, 2 for 15c CHEESE Pound 22c Fancy 24 lbs. Patent Ofln FLOUR OUb Sultana Coffee I* th« B.it Valu* on tho Market. This Ci.ffno la aJ »*r» aold In Cardi nal Had Trade-Mark Rates. TAKE NO OTHER. Lb. 30c RIPE TO SAVE 810 EOUIT CARGO Steamer Metapan Lies on Sand Bar in Ambrose Channel. Seventy-Seven Passengers, All Rescued. New York.—The United Fruit Com- ( part steamer Metapan today lies partly submerged on a ««nd bae In channel ncarcely 200 yards away from the scene of her collision yesterday aft ernoon with the Hawaiian-American line freight steamer lowan, outbound for San Francisco by way of the Panama Ca nal, The Metepen sank by the head but the forward bulkhead held against the inrush of writ#** and Captain Spen der and officers (ft the United Fruit Company today hoped to be able to take off her cargo of bananas and other fruit and possibly close the great hole below the water aft of her bow and refloat her. The Metapan’s 77 passengers all were rescued by vessels in the lower bay, in cluding a steam dredger, the fishing yacht R. C. Lundy and several tugs Captain Spencer and the greater part of the 92 remained aboard. Ha<l the shoals been another hundred yards away, Cap tain Spencer declared that the Metapan would have gone down with a probable heavy loss of life. The lowan, which car ried no passengers, wsa but slightly damaged. The Metapan wag Inbound from South ern ports, having touched at Colon, Port of Columbia, Santa Marta and King ston The trip was her first to this port under the American flag. She was one of the first boats to change her reg istry when the new shipping bill was passed by congress. She was 3SQ feet long with a s<> foot beam and with full load drew 29 feet, SAYS SULPHUR DRIVES ECZEMA FROM 1 SKIN Use like cold cream to instant ly stop itching and clear the skin. Sulphur, say* a renowned dermatot oglat, Just common bold-sulphur made into a thick cream will soothe and heal the skin when irritated and broken out with Eczema or sny form of eruption. The moment it Is ap plied all itching ceases and after two v>r three applications the Eczema dis appears, leaving the skin clear and smooth. He tells Eczema sufferers to get from any good pharmacy an ounce of bold-sulphur and apply it to the Ir ritated parts the same as you would any cold cream. For many years common bold-sul phur has occupied a secure position in the practice of dermatology and cuta neous affections by reason of its par asite-destroying property. It Is not only parasltlcidal, but also antipruritic antiseptic and remarkably healing tn all irritable and inflammatory condi tions of the skin. While not always effecting a permanent cure it never falls to Instantly subdue the angry Itching and irritation and heal the Eczema right up and It Is often years later before any eruption again ap pears on the skin. Ladies’ White Felt Hats, Ten nis, Golf and Outing shapes, 75 cents; same Hats in colors, 50 cents—Men’s Felt Hats, all shapes, SI.OO. P. F. SHERON & CO. New Potatoes, New York 7C/. State, peck . aJOv. Best A&P Ala Creamery ffl! Butter w 1 M THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUST*. YOU’LL FIND INTRINSIC VALUE In Every Pound of Blue Valley Butter Churned Fresh Every Day. Thereis no other known creamery system in the world which collects the pure cream direct from the individual producer on the farm and gets that deli cious uniform, pure, fresh butter to your table so quickly as the BLUE VALLEY SYSTEM. It’s the one butter that surpasses all others for QUALITY, T E X T U RE AND FLAVOR. Insist upon it. BLUE VALLEY BITTER CO. AUGUSTA COME TO THE GEORGIA-CAROLINA EAIR The Greatest Amusement Event of the Entire Year. Fun for Young and Old. Make Golden Bros. Your Headquarters While in the City. It will Pay Your Railroad Fare ten five GOLDEN Tlie flnl » Elclusi,e GOLDEN TEN FIVE FOUR nnAc ladies’Ready-to-Wear FOUR broad UKOo. store in Augusta dROj. broad NEW SUITS AND FROCKS AT EXTREMELY MODEST PRICES These Choice Suits at $16.50, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50,530.00 and up Our advertisement at its best is only an announcement and an invitation. Only by visiting our store and seeing for yourself can you fully realise .the worth of Golden Bros, values. We want you to come and compare. Millinery Department Presenting New Hat Modes Because we specialize in moderately priced Hats, we invite you to raise your expectations high, for with a sure and skillful hand, our Hats have been assembled in a variety of shapes and styles that proclaim the artist milliner. FALL’S NEWEST MILLINERY FASHIONS Come to the store beautiful and enjoy to the fullest extent the feast of fashion we have prepared for you. Bewitching Hats amid beautiful surround ings—a rare treat for all lovers of style. We offer a special lot of trimmed models whicii we recommend as exceptional values gQ yp “Make It a Point lo See Golden Bros. Rendy-to-Wnr Gefoie Von ley” YOU ARE WELCOME AT GOLDEN BROS. PHONE 177 Clothes May Not Make the Man But if we make the Clothes, you need never feel worried about your appearance. The most complete line of Gents’ Fur nishings in Augusta. Our line of Hats and Clothing can’t be beat. Don’t fail to give us a call. VISITORS WELCOME FARR-SEIGLER CLOTHING CO. 1044 Broad Street. C. 0. FARR. W. P. SEIGLER, Jr. You're bound to ask if this Is a special October Sale of Suits. NO IT IS NOT. Though you'd hardly expect to find Suits of such worth In style and quality so modestly priced—so early In the season. You might reasonably expect to find fewer values, this season than last, viewing the situation with regard to the scarcity of material and its effect on prices. Offering you Suits at these prices, you will appreciate the fact that you can not duplicate these Suits elsewhere for one-third more than we are asking for them. We're advising you who would buy a really good suit, with a moderate sum, to look at once Into the question of these Suits, being sold at the Em porium tomorrow for 81&50 822 50 825 82750. 830 and up. We’re ready to show you the most magnificent display of afternoon and evening dresses. AEL MODERATELY PRICED. Serge Dresses $7.50 and up Following the tendency of the basque, leaving it and coming back to it by many Btrange ways. The long walsrted Serge is decidedly a thing of good etyle and practical wear. LOOK THEM OVER. Each model is strikingly different Black and color* 8750 $975 81250 $1650 and up. \ New Waists That Express The Very Latest Styte Conceits THE WAIBT DEPARTMENT IS NOW SHOWING the very newest waist styles, the result of a recent trip of our buyer to the eastern mar kets. These you will find very reasonably priced. White Crepe de Chine Waists show the new military effects, button to neek, braid and button trimmed, some with hemstitched vest effect, the new military collar. Prices $350 to SSOO Pussy Willow Taffeta Waists with bengaline *llk collar and cuffs, and roll collar and cuffs of self material, at 8500 SEPARATE SKIRTS-COME WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE Mbaday we put on sale several new lots—Separate Skirts. All the late models In Long Tunics. Pleated Overskirts and Plain Over skirts with pleated bottoms, made in serges, prunella, chudd&h and fancy woolen checks. It’s an easy price range, and In many Instances very much under value. 53.98, 55.00, 55.75, 56.98, SIO.OO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16.