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Fro tTYDAY ®«n/> 'ER, one S ■s£& iuftomer. ou can earn 525 to ? week sending orde » your relatives a >r spare time will c E OUTFIT and eh _ in first ma!!—FRE fi&loaso **iiars Ass n. B . 6S g ct>ic*i THE ATLANTA TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. Higher English Discount Rate Will Remove Market Uncertainty LONDON, Aprfil 15. —The increase in the minimum rate discount from six to seven per cent today by the bank of England has removed the uncertainty which has been hanging over the market. It was consider ed bound to come in of the in flated credit position and the con tinental financial situation, especial ly regarding exchanges and may pos sibly stabilize the latter. It prob ably will not, however, affect Ameri can exchange. Any further unset tling of exchange regarding the Unit ed States is not expected until large bills fall due in the autumn for the j«y nient of food and commodities. One reason for the present mpve is to bring the rates in line with other centers. The Belgian and other bank rates have recently advanced. The action of the Bank of England yesterday in raising the rate of in terest on treasury bills to 6 1-2 per cent is to attract funds from banks to the Bank of England on the gov ernment account against maturing short dated indebtedness, which to tals a big figure, and to check fresh borrowing. »■ . , DEATH BEFORE 100 IS SUICIDE, SAYS POMEROY —Century Mark Is Normal Human Age, Claims Au thority Who Is Visiting South—ls Himself Liv ing Example of What Puratone Will Do. “Death before a hundred years of age has been reached is nothing more or less than slow suicide. A man or woman who dies at an earlier age is simply ignorant of the laws of health.” Such was the startling statement made by John Pomeroy, the celebrat ed New Zealand scientist and au thority who has established head quarters in Atlanta. Mr. Pomeroy is a living embodi ment of the cheerful creed he preaches. Virile, well poised, active and energetic, he looks as though he would himself easily attain the century age limit, which he declares is the normal one. He said: “I want the people of the south to know my opinions on the subject of health, which is the fruit of a lifetime devoted to helping sick peo ple. There isn’t a building in this city big enough to hold the people Guaranteed Treatment for PELLAGRA Can Pellagra Be Cured?— Our experience in treating over 10,000 cases of Pellagra convinces us that it can be cured, and we show our faith in our treat ment by giving each patient the following iron-clad guarantee: Guarantee We guarantee you that the treatment will not cost you more than THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS ($35.00). If you are not permanently re lieved of Pellagra to your own satisfaction after talcing the Dr. W. J. McCrary Home Treatment for Pellagra for six continuous months, we guarantee that all money you have paid us, with eight per cent, interest, will be returned to you promptly. The Dr. W. J. McCrary Home Treatment for Pellagra has proven to be a complete and permanently efficient treatment for Pellagra in the great majority of cases treated. If you have any symptoms of the return of Pellagra within one year from date of last treatment/ we agree to treat you free of any additional charge. Treatment is Successful — The treatment is taken in the privacy of the I'.ome and has proven wonderfully successful in restoring to health those af flicted with Pellagra. If it was not giving satisfaction this company could not con tinue in business under the liberal guarantee given each patient. The cost is small and terms so easy as to place it within the reach of all. Symptoms of Pellagra— Tired, sleepy, depressed, indolent feeling; consti pation or bowels running off; headaches; indigestion; rough, inflamed, sore or erupted skin; hands red like sunburn; mouth and throat sore; lips and tongue red; mind affected. 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Carbon LB ill, Alabama NUXATED IRON A DRIVING FORCE BEHIND KEEN SUCCESSFUL _ _ jw, MEN AND WOMEN When you think of the successful men and women you know—people who are doing things [7r7T~~ worth while—you will find that they possess force, vim and energy— | k E 2 j 1 the kind that simply brim over when the blood is filled with iron. Nuxated \ 0 JBt I Iron by enriching the blood and creating new —"i' red blood cells, strength- < ■’ ' / cns the nerves, rebuilds Wi Id the weakened tissues and helps to instill renewed ■ C' force and energy into the whole system. Three v million people use it an- s w -lually as a tonic, strength \ ft and blocd-builder. __ ’MlsxiD) JI *? 1 MAKE THtS TEST _.71 See how long you can work or how far you can walk without becoming tired; next take two five- . grain tablets of Nuxated Iron .three times per WjfH day after meals for two weeks. Then test your I Vj. strength again and see how much .you have ' .JbO. < gained. Numbers of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the while have most aston ishingly increased their strength and endurance simply by taking iron in the proper form. 1 1 - WILL IT RAIN? Consist This Weather Prophet I: S’li'prisiiigly reliable on local weather IXi' <'iul,t lons. Made in America on strictly i.iitil'ic principles. > Whcn the weather is fine tho children I will he ont. when stormy weather ap- Pify'W proaciies the witch comes out from 8 1 t 0 liours ahead of rain or snow. H AL I in lions- is tmi<n> <n' li.irdwooil in Swiss JlMiiEtftk''.vvili’iftfcflf'isill -"t’age Style mid is decorated, as in the 1-I- -Hire, willi therniom’eter. elk's licnd. bird's srilijEW^Ks r ilijEW^K! r L TlfigFiyni II s t n»'l bird, etc. It has 4 windows and 2 a E'fipHE'r .inoi'wn.rs. ’ 0 Very Un'c.uc and Attractive—An Excellent 1 3 Gift ' F ' c 3 l 'iar Price 51.£0. J —nil 'Htisß’-'l S< nt prcj-i-Jd to r<- idcrs of this p:iii--r on re- 1 1 ra&re- Jflwf<-f 51.25 or mo, y order-ito .18 KEYDEL BROS. | 5 ■— Ge Ef9 TTt. Elliott Ave.. Detroit, Ilich. Cotton Consumed m March 575,704 Bales WASHINGTON, April 15.—Cotton con sumed during March amounted to 575,704 run ning bales of lint and 28,068 bales of linters, the census bureau announced today. Consumption in March a year ago was 433,455 bales of lint and 10,401 of linters. Cotton on hand March 31 this year in con suming establishments was 1,855,430 bales of lint and 288,203 of linters, compared with 1,460,887 of lint and 227,344 of linters a year ago, .and in public storage and at com presses, 3,244,905 bales of lint and 417,829 of linters, compared with 4,327.905 of lint and 199,887 of linters a year ago. Imports durng Marich were 133,727 bales, compared with 15,561 a year ago. Imports during March were 133,727 bales, compared with 15,561 a year ago. Exports were 794,400 bales of lint, includ ing 4,471 of linters, compared with 504,239 of lint and 1,271 of linters a year ago. Cotton spindles active during March num bered 34,067,747, compared with 32,654,386 in March last year. Statistics for cotton growing states fol low: Cotton consumed during March, 321,173 bales, compared with 248,269 a year ago; on hand March 31 in consuming establishments, 1,030,633 bales, compared with 669,638 a year ago, and in public storage and at com presses, 2,972,370 bales, compared with 4,007,156 a year ago. Cotton spindles active during March numbered 14.948,923, compared with 14.305,152 in March last year. right here in Atlanta who are going to be benefited by my Puratone. “I want to help most of all the sick people, the discouraged ones, the victims of nerve-wearing, body racking diseases and ailments. “I wahf to help the rheumatics, the sufferers from stomach trouble, the ones afflicted with that noxious disease—catarrh. 1 want to tell my story to the women who have be come chronic invalids as the result of nervous troubles. I want to talk to the men who are ‘all run-down,’ whose health has been broken by over-work, improper diet, late hours and other causes, and who feel the creeping clutch of serious chronic illness. “To these people I bring a story of hope. I can give them a promise of better things- I want to astonish them by showing the great number of people who have again become healthy and robust through my Pura tone. “I have no ’cure-all,’ but my prep aration is the very best thought of modern science. Old methods must give way to new. Medical science moves. I know what my Puratone is doing for humanity. I know what it will do for the people of the south. Let me prove my statements—that is all I ask.” The leading druggist in nearly ev ery town sells Puratone, or Pomeroy & Company, Atlanta, Ga., will fill or ders at ?1.04 per bottle, postpaid. (Advt.) Has Independent Political Thinkingßecomelnexcusable Crime in State of Georgia? Editor The Journal: Is it -not a sad spectacle to see that, a faction remains in Georgia politics which cringes to the dictation and control of northern politicians and which seems to glory in its servility? Men and newspapers who gladly display the collar of their political servitude and their self-confessed political in feriority. Have we reached the point where mental and intellectual debasement is at a premium in Georgia? Have we reached the point when we must become as absolutely intellectually enslaved as were the people during the middle ages? Have wq reached the point when we must believe that the titular head of any political party is INFALLIBLE? Does such titular head of any political party hold the “keys of St. Peter?” Have the people of Georgia reached the point when in" dependent personal inquiry, investi gation and thought have become an unforgivable crime? God forbid! Let it never be seaid, let It never be thought, that the citizens of our be loved state, the state of Stephens, Toombs, Hill, Brown, Warner, Lump kin, Jackson, Cobb and scores of oth ers whose memory and whose teach ings form a resplendent past, as bril liant as the “Glory that was Greece.” have so far forgotten the traditions of the past and the teachings of his tory as to damn and crush independ ence of thought. Then why this vicious attack on Senator Smith? Because a man lives in Georgia, has breathed the moral ahd intellectual atmosphere of Geor gia, does that proclaim him to the world as mentally inferior? Is the atmosphere of Georgia more con taminated than that of Pennsylvania or New Jersey? Trying to Obscure Issue The traducers of Senator Smith are seeking by villification and abuse to obscure the true issue now before the people of Georgia. In their personal attacks on him they are crying “party loyalty” and “loy alty to Mr. Wilson,” who, it will be remembered, “kept us out of war.” Any man who puts loyalty to party or to Wilson above loyalty to the American government and her consti tution is misguided, and his vote is a menace to the American form of government. It is not a ques tion of Wilson, Palmer, Smith or any other leader which now con fronts the people of Georgia; it is that question which is as serious as that which confronted the secession convention; a question touching the very life of the nation itself and vitally affecting our constitution and form of government. The question to be decided is simply this: is Palmer right or is Senator Smith right? Mr. Palmer stands for the adoption of the cove nant of the League of Nations as Mr. Wilson brought it back. Sen ator Smith is against it without reservations which will protect his native land, his fellow-countrymen, his government, her institutions and her constitution. Senator Smith had the manhood, intellectual independence, and ful filled his sworn duty to investigate and study the meaning of this cove nant, and for that independence, so? performing what the people of Geor gia commissioned him to do he is viciously attacked. Meaning of Article X Let the citizens of Georgia re alize what Article X and XI of that convention means. Let them realize that with the guarantees contained therein we give a warranty of the blood of our fellow-countrymen and unborn generations to foreign na tions to protect them and their ter ritories. Is it right? Is it just? Let them also realize that when we Place it in the power of a supreme ambassador sitting in the council to plunge this country into war, we violate the constitution which places A pow *? r solely in the hands of tne American epngress. 4 V lcln .realize that when we ac tuul vv eighth paragraph of Ar and tnsisted on by Palmer a’ surr ender to Europe, Asia and Africa the right to decide what is a domestic oues tmn affecting this nation. They may domP«*t7 PaneSe .‘fnniigration is trolled d hv K q * estl6n to be con trolled by us; but an international one to be decided by them. ° al article understand that under tiVM Upon ‘ b - V Wilson'and Palmer' a ien nations who have always hated them rea lize that under article A that we surren this league the control of our a"?zinp 1 th a ?° r i q ,u est ’ons- Internation countryth lab ° r dlsputes °f our 9? L «, t ,u hem reali ?e that under article 23, sub-paragraph B, that this league composed and controlled by England Europe, Asia and Africa (inciuding the negro republic, Liberia), under 1° ? ec ? w bat is termed jtfet wnVtu 611 * ° f the native inhabitants. Mill the government of Liberia claim are ? ot .treating the southern ri^ ht ln d ®nying to them tne free and unrestricted ballot 9 .These arp but a few of the ’ pro visions of this covenant, which :f accepted,.as Mr. Palmer wishes, will doom the American republic. Hoke Smith in performing his duty as n senator has been trying to nrotect No Bust Pads Bnow Use the National “Bust de veloped. 5 i n c h es,” says Mrs. Allendorf. “The first three weeßs bust devel op e d in.,” reports Dr. Swarth out. Only Real Bust Developer The National is the special Bust Developer Dr. C. S. Carr formerly recommended in the Physical Culture Magazine as tne only safe reliable method known for enlarging the bust in a natural way. Os this method Dr. Carr said: “Indeed, it will bring about a development of the bust quite astonishing.’’ This lias been proven over and over by those using, the National. In reports sent us some have obtained as much as five inches development by following Dr. Carr’s Instruc ticns, in using this wonderful invention. Valuable Book FREE If you want a beautiful, plump, full bust, write for our valuable book on bust devel opment, containing the -article by Dr. Carr, in which lie tells specifically the causes of non-development and how Hie bust may bo developed harmlessly to its most beautiful proportions. Sent free to every woman in need of development. If you wish book sent sealed, enclose 6c postage. THE OLIVE COMPANY, Dept. 40. Clarinda, lowa. End Gray Hair Let Science Show You How Convince Yourself Free . For years science lips sought away of re storing gray hair to Its natural color. Now I that way is found. Thousands of women have restored the natural color of their hair with Marjr T.' Goldman's Hair Color Re storer. Scientific Hair Color Restorer Fv nd today for a free trial bottle A and oup special comb. Be sure an I state tlie color’ of your hair. Try it < n a lock of y«»ur linir. Note the result. And how it differs 'Tom old-sash ioned dyes. Write today. , , MAIU’T. <3OLDr< AN Albb Goldman Bldg: ♦ Ct. I nuL f-Dnii. tee:?! No Ir 'rtiona - Fo'.- gxk u./ L>x: Fisr'/n.'iii SENATOR SMITH WON AUDIENCE, SAYS CHRONICLE As evidence of the splendid au diences that Senator Hoke Smith is addressing and the fine impression he is making in his speeches, Hoke Smith headquarters in the Piedmont hotel Thursday called attention to the news story of the senator’s speech in Augusta, carried in the Augusta Chronicle in its issue of Wednesday, April 14. Although The Chronicle is vigor ously opposing Senator Smith and had carried an editorial, advising the senator that he would waste his breath by speaking in Augusta, the Chronicle said on its front page Wed nesday: In the interest of his candi dacy for the presidency and for Georgia’s vote at the San Fran cisco convention, Senator Hoke Smith spoke at the opera house last night to a splendid Augusta audience which filled the build ing, and which by their generous applause of the senator’s re marks showed unmistakably that they were with him. It was an Intelligent and thinking audience that greeted Georgia’s senior senator last night, and which packed the low er floor of the opera house and practically filled the gallery. There were at least 1,200 pres ent, with many ladies in the au dience. Senator Smith’s speech was a dignified and logical presenta tion of the biff issues before the country today. He made his po sition on all of the questions clear and his audience gave him an earnest, attentive hearing. Applause was frequent and gen erous. The Hoke Smith headquarters con trast this statement in the Chron icle with the news item published by the Atlanta Constitution on the same date, in which the Constitu tion said that Senator Smith spoke only to 800 people. “In the light of the Constitution’s proven unfair ness,’’ it is asked, 'can there be any intelligent voter left in the state who will believe anything The Con stitution publishes about Senator Smith?” us and our country. He has been trying to bridge the fatal chasm into which Mr. Palmer wishes to lead us. He has with unswerving loyalty and patriotism fought for our country, bur form of government and our constitution. If he is wrong, then Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Mar shall, Clay, Calhoun, Webster and our own beloved Alex Stephens were wrong! Dangerous Pandora’s Box My fellow Georgians, permit one who was a volunteer in your army, one whose parents sleep in the bosom of our loved state, to beg of you. In the name of God, in the name of Georgia, and your proud heritage, tn the riame of your children ahd the unborn generations to come, in the name of the American republic, to think and consider before you place the seal of our state’s approval on the League of Nations as advocated by Mr. Palmer. It is an abyss intn which he would lead you. the gloomy depths of which are unfathomable. It is a Pandora’s box; let us not fool ishly open it. Your duty to your country, the land of yoUr birth and the land of your hope, is greater than fealty to the personal leadership and wishes of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Palmer. When they lead aright, follow them: when thep lead astray, you must not. Suf fer teovthe sovereign power you now possess and exercise as citizens of the United States to be surrendered to foreign nations! 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Martial law was proclaimed in Agua Prieta today in preparation for a pos sible attack by Carranza forces should the Mexican president’s troops break through the barrier of soldiers the new republic has stationed be tween here and Chihuahua-Sonora boundary. Carranza troops were reported at Casas Grandes, 200 miles from here, preparing to march into Sonora and toward this border port. General J. M. Pina, commander of the first division of the Sonora army, was expected here at noon from Na- Cozari io complete arrangements for defending territory endangered by the Carranza expedition. General P. Elias Calles, commander-in-chief of the Sonora troops and acting head of the new republic, telegraphed yes terday he would arrive here this week to confer with local military of ficials on the defense. Official confirmation still was lacking of the first reported battle between Carranza and Sonora soldiers at the Sinalao frontier. Francisco Elias, who has been ask ed to take charge of the new customs service for Sonora, said today that the secession of Sonora costs the central government more than ?1,000,000 in revenue monthly. Military authorities here said the state would have approximately 25,000 fully equipped and armed troops to meet any invasion by Car ranza. They said Carranza has 10,000 troops in Chihuahua. At military headquarters here it was forecast today that the national elections in Mexico would not be held in July unless the Sonora situa tion has been settled previously. Senate Approves Bill In Air Mail Service WASHINGTON, April 15—The sen ate today agreed to the conference report on the postoffice appropria tion bill, including a provision al lowing the postmaster general to contract with private concerns for airplane delivery of mail between points where he thinks such service advisable. 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