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-THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1913. SWELL, NIFTY SUIT 6,t hi Quick!: Most marvel ous tailoring offering ever made! Be our sale*- manager in your town—$250 a month. Enough coin to fill your pockets. Nifty suits for you to wear — ALL FREE. Make $60 to $75 a week selling our nifty suits. It’s easy! Orders turned over to you. No experience, no money Ijeccs6ary. Wo Pay Express on Everything You psy nothing—absolutely nothing. EVERYTHING guaranteed too. Write^Hurr^S Send a postal card right BABES PERISH AS I NDIGESTION ALSO? away for this great free offer. Never any thing like it. Get our book of beautiful A samples and full particulars—all free. You assume no obligations whatever, so write at once. Afnerican Woolen Mills Co. Dept. 306. CHICAGO, ILL. Mrs. Frank Pustella and Her Two Small Children Burn ed to Death in Fire on Went worth Avenue, Chicago (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, March 19.—Mrs. Prank Pustella and her two small children MEW FEATHER RFITC ONLY <7 90 ” ere burned to death in a fire which "^■■New father Pi Hows Itqmppedwith relent th« ' «cuum Ventilators, only $1.00 per pair 1 which the > llved at 2359 Wentworth avenue early today. The woman’s hus- Fora limited time we offer : " w Feaf i. 6 lb. 1 FwtlSr 20 “l°loWi lb fitt e ed'® rely burned ld their attempt to'rescu'e with patent Vacuum Ven-the woman and her children. Both are dilators, J1.00 per psir, in a critical condition, t. o. b. factory, cash with ,, , „ . .... lorder. All liew. Live. Half a dozen Italian families lived Clean »nd Odorlessfeath-on the second floor of the building, the Amoekeae feather flrst story of which was occupied by a ... ? proof ticking. All grocery. The fire started in the store aoods as reptMent aBd spr ead so rapidly that the occu- ed or money Prompt shipment. Our bargain pants on the second floor were trapped, BUT FROM 1 “factory tf,ose who ™ade their escape being com- DIRECT and save middleman’s polled to use the windows. Humors that the fire had been caused boro. AGENTS WANTED. by a bomb explosion caused the police SOUTHERN FEATHER AND PILLOW CO. to begin an investigation. “Pape’s Diapepsin” makes upset stomachs feel fine in five minutes Dept. Greensboro* N. C. Leather Suit Case'FREE This beautiful solid leather suit case fin ished with fine brass lock and trimmings, absolutely FREE to our agents. All that we require is that you show our samples and take a few orders "for our celebrated, special made-to-measure clothes. We pay highest I cash profits and give extra presents, your choice *it 628 valuable premiums, such as gold watches, i musical instruments, sporting goods, hats, etc. ! Write for our free outfit and full particulars > SPENCER MEAD CO., Dept*433# Chicago The tragic existence of “the house of death,” at 2359 Wentworth avenue, is closed. The house gained its name In the neighborhood because of the fatali ties which have occurred within it dur ing the last ten years. A decade ago Jacob Worner opened a meat market in the place. Within a short time his entire family died and Worner committed suicide. Worner’s clerk, Fred Kunz, took the market, but shortly afterward his lit tle daughter was scalded to death in a pickling vat, and a week after this accident Kunz was found dead under mysterious circumstances. The next tenant was a man of the name of Strauss, who was murered in the house. A few weeks after that an uniden tified Italian crawled under the porch of the place and committed suicide. SUFFRAGE A SUCCESS IN AUSTRALIA SAYS COWLES In an address on • the sociological jffi fir-ir ji .j,! !■■*][ — conditions and methods of government This GENUINE English Tan Siip-on RAINCOAT in New Zealand and Australia, deliv- MONEY BACK i/Kt fi C:S®".“SS;|II188 ered at the Y - M - c - A - Tuesday even- 2ftJ1 Post- in ^ Dr - George H. Cowles declared. P ail1 that woman ’ s suffrage Is a success in to make, you ao not think you nave received the most those Countries by Virtue Of the fact wonderful value in an absolutely guaranteed waterproof ,. , ,, . . i raincoat, simply fire it back toua, you don't even have that til© W01I16n VOteTS Content them* 1 *- ‘ ” whv and we will fire your MONEY BACK LASH. We are America’s famous makers of ing to hold office. 1 "When the woman asked for the bal- lot several years ago,” said Dr. Cowles, samples of men’s suits—sent free by return mail. (Women’s rain- they made a Sane and logical reQUeSt. coats too—*ive bust measure and length—POSTPAID $4.25). , . , ., , The Metropolitan Tailors, Dept, , Chicago, U.S.A. and accompanied it With no demonstra tion of law-breaking or violence. They ? sf^OTspakeR C of selves with the ballot without attempt- requested only the privilege of voting, WATCH &NO KING FREE an( * sa ^ that they desired no office in Roving Picture Machines, Bibles. Lace Curtains, Lock- •ts and Chains, Cameras, Bracelets, Dinner Sets, Sil verware, Rifles, Violins, iccordions, ete., given for selling hich grade Art and RELIGIOUS PICTURES ItlOceach. Famous work* of art, inch as ••Christ is Head of this House,” ‘-Birth of Christ,” ‘-The Lord is My Shephard,” -Faith, Hops and Charity, -Guardian Ancal.” -Chriet klesilng. LlUI. Children, -Lo.-d’s Supper.” “Young Mother and»Babe,” -On Guard,” and other beautiful pict ure# in natural colors. Original# •oet thousands of dollars. Not a trashy picture in the let. Else ISiie las. Yon win Sell Onr Famous Pictures, Where Yon Failed to Sell. Others. Send for CO of our handsomest pictures, specially selected, and larre illust rated premium list. You can sell them in 10 minutes. Send us 12. and premium will be Met local affairs or parliament. The vote was granted, and the country is much better off for it."*' T-he speaker described several of the interesting laws, old age pensions and Bible teaching in the schools. He will speak Wednesday night at the First Methodist church on Peachtree street. If what you just ate is souring on your stomach or lies like a lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn, full ness, nausea, bad taste in mouth and stomach headache—this is indigestion. A full case of Pape’s Diapepsin costs only fifty cents and will thoroughly cure your out-of-order stomach, and leave sufficient about the house in case some one else in the family may suffer from stomach trouble or indigestion. Ask any pharmacist to show you the formula plainly printed on these fifty- cent cases, then you will understand why dyspeptic trouble of all kinds must go, and why they usually relieve sour, out-of-order stomachs or indigestion in five minutes. DIapeosin is harmless and tastes like candy, though each dose con tains power sufficient to digest and pre pare for assimilation into the blood all the food you eat; besides, it makes you go to the table with a healthy appe tite; but, what will please you most, is that you will feel that your stomach and intestines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxatives or liver pills for biliousness or consti pation. This city will have many Diapepsin cranks, as some people will call them, but you will be cranky about this splen did stomach preparation, too, if you ever try a litle for indigestion or gastritis or any other stomach misery. Get some now, this minute, and for ever rid yourself of stomach trouble and indigestion.—(Advt.) Secretary Redfield Has Certi fied His Recommendation to President Wilson Who Will Appoint Georgian DIXIE FLYER WRECKED; SIX ARE SLIGHTLY BY RALPH SMITH. WASHHINGTON, March 18.—Secre tary of Commerce Redfield has certified to the president, with his official recom mendation,' the appointment of William J. Harris, of Georgia, as director of the census. president will send Mr. Har ris’ nomination to the senate when con gress convenes in extra session on April 7. “I was very favorably impressed with the fitness of Mr. Harris for the posi tion,” said Secretary Redfield this morn ing. Mr? Harris is chairman of the state Democratic committee of Georgia and was an “original” Woodrow Wilson man. He is well qualified for the responsibili ties of the position to which he is to be appointed. He is familiar with Wash ington and congressional life, having served as secretary to the late Sena tor A. S. Clay for many years. The director of the census is one of the most important positions within the gift of the president. The .position car ries a salary of $6,000 annually, and is now held by E. Dana Durand, Re publican. Mr. Harris had the indorsement of the entire Georgia congressional dele gation and Senator Smith made everal visits to the department of commerce and upon the president in his behalf. Name A Telephone Will Save Your Horse! St 1 : Address Be prepared for emergencies. A telephone call for the vet erinary may be the means of saving valuable livestock—it will bring help in case of acci dents, sickness or fire. Booklet’ No. \ 91' Rural Telephones cut in half the time necessary to get , , ., ™ . - -f -ra iiq ah 1 Y ms* i iv ih •J* borl nee ly aid. They do not fail you when you d them. -■A ,r.k Mail coupon for illustrated book telling why Western Electric Telephones are the beet investment. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY Manufacturers of the 7. OOO, OOO **.Belt** Telephones SOUTHERN HOUSES! Oklahoma City Dallas Kansas City Savannah Richmond Houston St Louis EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY ELECTRICAL NEED J. Atlanta Cincinnati Ji: Three Pullmans and a Day Coach Ditched 23 Miles From Macon JUDGE ERRED IN CHARGE; M’DONALD GETS NEW TRIAL (By Associated Press.) MACON, Ga., March 18.—Six per- BISHOP WAS THIRSTY; PORTER BROUGHT BOOZE (3y Associated Press.) LAWRENCE, Kan., March 18.—A ho tel porter’s mistake in assuming that a Methodist bishop who complained of be- — _ ....... 5Sni0KEf InK ’ thirsty wanted whisky Instead of back if 2ici satisfied. ALTON watch a. hose. co,. Oedi i36chica» water nas started an investigation that probably will lead to the exposure of 1 SEND persons here engaged in the illegal sale sPTejr*intoxicants. Money am thirsty; please get me a drink,” "'to advertise our High* tl,e hishop said to the porter who showee ""Grade Razors,we ■will giveone him to his room in a local hotel yester- , ------ razor free of charge to one person in each dav locality. Send 6c postage and we will send razor post- Y.N ... ... . paid for a 15days trial. If you wish to keep it 6end as Certainly, sir, replied the porter. E«£L° a K.NC Rh a*zo! S ^ Flvc minutes later hd returned and • ‘ handed the churchman a bottle of »whisky. AG EftrrS-$28 week can be made. Write at once for terms and fre« outfit of guaranteed Hosiery for men, women and children. All styles and grades. Guaranteed four months or replaced with new hose. Best proposition ever made. Big eelier, fine profits, good repeater. Get busy and write today. Do not miss this big chance. Send no money— apostal willdo. Build up a big business of your own. THOMAS HOSIERY CO. 87*2 West Street DAYTON, OHIO, The incident was reported to the city and county officials who have taken steps to learn who supplied the liquor. MARSHAL MOXLEY SHOT ON GEORGIANA STREET MONTGOMERY, Ala., March 18.— W. T. Moxley, city iharshal of Geor- ^ a v fAB i l. **■% giana, Butler county, was shot and TIMS D@clUiiiU! T&atW<3T€n $£• 15dangerously wounded by an unidentified Jlefsntlj enrrared THIN MODEL, GOLD FINISHED double Hasting case, n© rsOIl Mondav nieht The uhnntin? fj«t.l American ierer moYament.etem wind and stem .at. 20y.srguirmote. SUil iViOilUdy mgni. ±ne Snooting ten: »ith eaeh watch. Lcnj gold finlibed chain for Ladies, fob or »e*t chain fo» OCCUT red in the main Street in the tOWfl rc an< * there is no clue that it will lead to a determination why we officer was Moxley is one of the best known men M °2ch* n Bu tler county and has been making paya special effort to break up law viola- sneei^itions in Georgiana. This may have Reports SO Tear Ooarantee EXAMINATION FREE. Let »• ** U-U.l>. to your - .xitclnalt. If tM.l It 1. » ‘“S>“ “5,I’C’Sl ? „ ... Huatsr Watch Co., Dept. 327, Chicago, Ill. cause(J the effort tQ km hlm . FREE Write for 12 pacniuics Write for l2pacKw:ca Blulne to sell at 10c a package. Remit $1.20 vhen •o.'i end »e will send FREE {&**•»< ferniin* fold pia'ed ring*, rusmnteed to fi*. •atUfection. iU.CIN* 3IF6. CO. 171 Mill St., C*«e#rtf Jet-Mass. Tuesday were that Mox;ey was danger ously hurt, but that he nas about am even chance of recovery. MONTGOMERY TO SEE FOUR HANGINGS APRIL 4 *'Bt Associated Press.) MONTGOMERY. Ala., March 18.— . f'UAiiu B B fe&nSesn Walter Jones, Ariold Gilmer and John A w.tch. Bcuf.fUijAdams, of Montgomery county, will be graved case, warranted time keeper, also executed April 4, all charged With mur- WATCH, RING IIP pc AND CHAIN ■ EftfceBjm SraotK'der. unless Governor O'Neal interferes, • jeweiry^when #oi<f*end us thk $2.00 the petitions for re-hearing of the con- l Watch, Ring for. and and Chain. Eagle Watch Co. Deft.257, Bast *»e#tea, Mass. mtxmjsi wLWlmm demned men being denied by the su preme court. Walter Jones, of Jefferson county, will be hanged on the same date. Arthur Jones and William Watson, of Jefferson county, will be hanged ^March 21, their applications also hav ing been denied. Jay Smith, of Etowan, will not be executed March 21, the cer tificate in his case being withdrawn by Aenuln# Take-Down Rifle, shoots long and short 22 calibre cartridges. Gun metal barrel, steel frame, regulation tights, automatic shell extractor a*, tbo ronupot nf Send namdand will send 12 set of our fine Art Pictures to distribute^® Supreme COUTt at the request Of at 25 cts. - Send os the $3 collected and for your trouble will send Justice Sayre. this fine Hamilton Eifie. M. O. SEITZ, j.E.-70 CHICAGO Free Book FOR MEN BETTER THAN SPANKING i. Book Filled With Good Advice and Information Begarding a Treat ment That Makes Weak Men Strong and Diseased Men Well. This book gives valuable information on every phase of Lost Manhood, Va ricocele, Stricture, Blood Poison, Skin, Nervous and i itectal Diseases, Kidney and I Bladder complaints and many ’ other chronic and special dis eases peculiar to Men. It con tains plain, solid facts that men of all ages should know. If you have a weakness or 'disease for wnieh you have been unable to find a cure, 1 writ© at once for a book and ^ symptom blank, it will give you a clear understanding of your condition and tell you how to get well, 'Address, bed-wetting. There Is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum mers, Box 327, South Bend, Ind., will Eend free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no money, but write her today if your children trouble you in this way. Don’t mame the child; the chances are It can’t help it. This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficulties bv day or night. CANCER u/rit* for FBEB Book. Cancer, Tumor, Catarrh, Vice? Piles, Fistula end .11 Skin sad Female weakness" or oSSiT br. W. O. BYB. Kansas City, Mo. DR. HATHAWAY & CO., 37 Inman Bills’.. Atlanta. Oa. J-IBPC WATCH, RINQ T NXtLfc AND CHAIN richly engraved watch, proper size: ichly en* brilliant _ . si van FRE1 for Beilins 20 articles at lt_ _ f 7S,* W ind‘hii!d/ome HOMER WATCH CO., Dept m sons were slightly injured this morn ing when three sleepers and one day coach of the Dixie Flyer, Chicago to Jacksonville, were ditched twenty- three miles south of this place on the Georgia Southern and Florida tracks. LIST OF INJURED. The injured; Mrs. Fannie Pocock, Athens, Ga., back hurt. B. Sergeant, Nomence, Ill., right ear split. .B. H. Pearce, Alamo, Tenn., scalp wounds. Mrs. Ella Smith, West Salem, Ill., back hurt. J. B. Smith, Bristol, Tenn., back in jured. The wreck was caused by a broken rail. The cars left the rails and turned over. One sleeper was hurled into a creek. The injured were brought to a Macon hospital, where .they received medical aid. ■*. *> -3.07 * The accident occurred near" Bonair, Ga. There were 125 passengers aboard the train and all that prevented a seri ous disaster was the fact that the train was running very slowly at the time of the accident. Man Who Killed 0, B, Stev ens, Jr,, Will Again Face a Jury FIANCE WINS GIRL IN RACE OF RIVALS (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) MACON. Ga., March 3 8.—There will be no wedding at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Thomas, 721 Plum street, Thursday, March 20, as had been plan ned, for the simple reason that the wedding has already taken place. Will Gordon Evans, engaged to wed Miss Daisy Irene Thomas, Saturday learned that C. H. Hancock, his friend, was planning to get a license for the same purpose. Evans hastened to the Thomas home and calling his bride-to- be, demanded that she marry him then and there—and she did. It seems that both Evans and Han cock, who are city firemen, had been courting Miss Thomas and that Evans finally won her heart. Hancock, it is said, declined to give up the fight and only quit the field when the marriage ceremony had actually been performed. Freed After 37 Years In Prison, Eckart Now Searches For Lost Kin (By Associated Press.) WAUPIN, Wis., March 18.—Edward Eckart, of Pennsylvania, was today pa roled from the Wisconsin penitentiary after thirty-seven years of actual time served behind the bars. He was con victed of murder when twenty-one years old. Eckarts victim was Charles Peter son. The two were tramping in Wis consin during the excessively cold win ter of 1875. In a quarrel over a fire started beside the railroad track near Jefferson, Peterson was killed and Eckart was sentenced to life imprison ment for the murder. Ho never has admitted the crime, maintaining that Peterson was killed by a tramp. In the thirty-seven years of prison confinement never a mark of demerit has been placed against Eckart. He can not leave Wisconsin and his con duct must be exemplary in every way. In the third of a century or imprison ment his kin have deserted him and he does not know the whereabouts of his wife and daughter. Without money Eckart managed to bring his case before the supreme court of Wisconsin and the circuit court of appeals of the United States, but at every turn he was thwarted. Then he appealed to a Milwaukee newspaper man, who was instrumental in obtaining his conditional release. Holding that Judge L. S. Roan, of the criminal division of the Fulton su perior court, erred in his charge to the jury, the state courj; of appeals Tues day granted a new trial to Frank Mc Donald. the restaurant waiter, who was convicted and sentenced to eight years for stabbing to death O. B. Stevens, Jr., son of the former agricultural com missioner. Attorney W. M. Smith, representing McDonald, carried the case to the ap pellate court on a writ of error, con tending that Judge Roan’s charge was so worded as to place the burden of proof upon the accused rather than up on the state, and his contention was up held by the higher court, which re verses the judgment of the lower court. In its ruling the court of appeals says: “On the trial of one charged with murder, where the defense relied upon justifiable homicide as a de fense for a plea of self-defense, it was erroneous to instruct the jury to the effect that the burden was on the ac cused to establish this defense to the satisfaction of the jury and beyond a reasonable doubt. This placed the bur-, den on the accused, wHile the law places it on the state.”/ Stevens died from wounds sustained in a knife duel with McDonald. The altercation occurred in Auburn avenue about a year ago. McDonald was con victed of manslaughter. NAVAL STORES ILL . RENEW OPERATIONS Meeting of Creditors Will Dis cuss Plans at Meeting Friday GODDARD’S FORMER WIFE DEFENDS MRS. DARDEN Wedded Xmas Eve ROME, Ga., March 19.—A marriage that has been kept a secret for nearly three months was announced today by Miss Louise Brand and Mr. Wiley J, Goodlier, the contracting parties. In celebration of Christmas eve they were married at the home of the Rev. j. W. Kesterson on December 24, 1912. ,S Gently Cleanse and Regulate Your Stomach, Liver ana Bowels While You Sleep That awful sourness, belching of acid and foul gases; that pain in the pit of the stomach, the heartburn, nervous ness,'nausea, bloating after eating, feel ing of fullness, dizziness and sick head ache means * a disordered stomach, which cannot be regulated until you re move the cause. It isn’t your' stom ach’s fault. Your stomach i's as good as any. Try Cascarets; they immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, re move the sour, undigested and fer menting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels. Then your stomach trouble is ended. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent box from any drug store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels regular for months. Don’t forget the children— their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. (advt.) An Hour VIOLATION EIGHT HOUR LAW CHARGED TO ROAD Any Day You Wefcaveagents that c au easily clean up S5 an hour 9ay with our wonderful complete % So Free Sample Lin© You can do as well. Just go out any time r and pick up S5 an hour with our swell line of $Made-to-Measure Hand-Tailored Clothes — r Suits $9.50 up, Pants $2.60 uo, , Your Suit FREE I You'll be the center of attraction in the up-to-the-minute Free Suit we make l to your own measure. It’s good \ advertising for us to do it! Send No Money! Your name brings everything, \shipped-■Ex’pre.M Prepaid— (By Associated Press.) CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., March 18.-— General James B. Cox filed in the United States district court here today declaration in action against the Nash ville, Chattanooga and St. ouis Railroad company charging a violation of the eight-hour law and seeking to recover $8,000 in penalties. The action was brought upon the suggestion of the attorney general of the United States, wltn the instances of the Interstate commerce comission. One count alleges that Sam T. Rea, an engineer of the defendant was permit ted to work from 1:30 p. m., June 27, 1912, until 7:10 a. m., the following day. •lutely free. We’ve got the real“goods.”Everythingguar- j ' * ' ’ 'back, fi Wev k anteed perfect or*money p av elk tailoring co., if- y 752 Jackson Hive*. Express^fj^,, Chicago Charges Reefer Megewis; Wanted! In each town to ride and exhibit sample 1913 bicycle. Write for special offer. .Finest Guaranteed 1 (T% 1913 Models ■with Coaster Brakes & Puncture-Proof tires. oof tires. 1911 & 1912Models dfffO all of best makes . . M & HdS IOO Second-Hand Wheel* All makes and models, ^ O 8 ocd as new *0^5*0 ireat FACTORY CLEARING SATE we ShSppn Approval without a To ‘'-WaWfWeTTrial. , TIRES, coaster brake rear wheels, lamps, sun dries. parts and repairs for all makes of bicycles at half usual prices. DO NOT BUY until you get onr catalogues and offer. Write now. MEAD CYCLE CO. Dept. D18 qCH1CAGO - % art V SAVANNAH, Ga., March 18.—The principal topic in banking and business circles in Savannah today has been the suspension of the American Naval Stores company, the biggest corporation in business in Savannan. There Is every confidence that the company will re sume business after a meeting of the creditors in Savannah on Friday of this week. The company claims its assets are greatly in excess of its liabilities and this is believed to be true. The Sa vannah banks, all of whom are inter ested in the suspension, say that there is absolutely nothing to fear from the suspension. The assets of the compjfny are suf ficiently large to protect everybody if time is taken to do so. The meeting of the creditors here on Friday will be attended by the representatives of the biggest bankers in New l r ork, who are as greatly interested in the affairs of the concern as the local bankers. The news of the suspension of this big concern has been flashed around the world. It has offices In every busi ness center of any Importance on the globe. Its ships ply all the waters and its representatives are in Paris, London, Liverpool, Nice, Berlin and, in fact, wherever business is done. Mr. S. P. Shotter, the chairman of the board of directors, issued the statement rela tive to the suspension. He is in Savannah, but Mr. E. S. Nash, the president of the company, is abroad. It is believed he made an unsuccessful visit to European capitalists in an ef fort to secure financial assistance for the company and failed. NEEDED NEW CROP FINANCES. The company was badly in need of funds to finance the gathering of the new crop of naval stores which will be finding its way to market beginning the first of April. It is expected that this detail will be cared for when the meeting is held on Friday. In the mean time everybody in Savannah is doing everything possible to keep down any undue excitement because of the suspen sion. The bankers have issued a statement, calling for conservative action and ask ing that there be no undue activitj' because of the development. The naval stores market has beer, absolutely nil during the past several days because of the fact that the American Naval Stores company has been out of it as a buyer. This company has been the greatest purchaser of naval stores in the world and has been the biggest trader in the biggest naval stores market in the world. It is not known when Mr. Nash will be back from Europe, but it is expected he will try to -get here in time to at tend the meeting on Friday. STATEMENT ISSUED. The company issued the following statement: “In the absence of Mr. E. S. Nash, the president of the company, who is now in Europe, the secretary of the com pany presented the following statement: “The American Naval Stores company has been forced to suspend. The com pany has not lost 1. dollar and its as sets, at conservative present values, ex ceed its liabilities by about $4,000,000, but the credit of the company has slow ly become contracted, due almost en tirely to the persistent and continued assaults made upon the construction and contractual relations of the corpor ation by the government in its suits un der the anti-trust laws. “With two of its executive officers now awaiting the final determination of their case by the United States su preme court and tho government press ing a civil suit for the dissolution of th e company and the destrlction of its business (a business which it has taken thirty years of intelligent work to con struct, and which has opened up to the producers of naval stores the markets of the world) it goes without saying that the company is in no position to solicit new capital and must depend entirely upon its present resources. These resources, although large and valuable, with the company’s credit contracted and with the marketing of the new crop of naval stores almost at hand, are Insufficient to meet its finan- city requirements. “This situation has recently become still more acute by reason of the pre vailing financial stringency throughout the entire world; thus closing to ua al most at the last moment avenues for relief, which ordinarily would have been at our disposal. Miss Silla Camp, a dressmaker of 43 1*2 Whitehall street, divorced wife of C. M. Goddard, warmly defends her former husband and Mrs. Elmer T. Darden, whose husband killed Goddard in the Union depot a week ago. The DeKalb county courts granted a divorce and the restoration of her maiden name to the Atlanta dressmaker four years ago, after she had lived for four years with Goddard at his Stone Mountain home. Cruel treatment was the ground for divorce, but the present Miss Camp bears no ill will against her former husband. “Cossie Goddard was always straight,” says his wife, “and I know that I am telling the truth when I say that there was never anything wrong between him and Mrs. Darden.” The former Mrs. Goddard declares that she may be able to throw some light on the tragedy if she is called to testify at the trial of Darden, who is now held in the tower. Through his attorney, John Spence McClelland, Darden has waived a pre liminary hearing and the grand jury probably Will consider his case on Fri day. TURRENTINE HEADS GREENSBORO COLLEGE GREENSBORO, N. C., March 19.—Dr. S. B. Turrentine, presiding elder of the Shelby district in the Western North Carolina Methodist conference, was Tuesday night elected president of Greensboro Woman’s college. Mrs. Lucy H. Robertsort. who has served as president for years and who enjoyed the distinction of being the only woman at the head of a North Carolina college or university, did not seek re- election. »•* ’'itPifvmi She was unanimously named as presi dent emeritus for life. Greensboro col lege is the Methodist institution for women in this st^ite and is one of the oldest colleges for women in the south. Little Macon Girl Is Horribly Burned As She Lights Fire rt MACON, Ga., March 19.—Hattie Mil dred Moseley, the three-year-old daugh ter of W. H. Moseley, superintendent of the street cleaning forces of Macon, was horribly burned about the face, chest and hands this morning at 7 o’clock when she attempted to make a fire in the bed room of her father. The negro servant is supposed to have poured gasoline on the coal and when the child struck a matcji the oil exploded, burning her severely. She was rushed to the city hospital for treatment. 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