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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1914)
TEN THB Planters Loan & Savings Bank 705 Broad Street. Augusta, Ga. Organised 1870. In Operation 43 Years. U. S. Depository for Poeta] Savings Funds. Gross Resources .. $1,400,000 No bualn*** program or orgardaotten 1* plot* until you how* fully orrnngod your botvh connootlon. Thl* appllao 'o rvorr toon and woman, to every corporation, firm or Individual, and to every rtano of tmainma. wholhor pro foaotonal. merronttt* or agricultural. Mat, your Hanking Connoo tlon with thl* bank, whoro th* moot palnataklng o*y* and offici ant attention are given to all bualnooo ontruatod to ua. Safety Lock Boxes in Five Different Sizes to Rent, $3 to *s2o per year. Correspondence Invited. L. C. Hayne, Pres. Geo. P. Bates, Cashier. ‘Better Shoes For Less Money Here’sHowWe Dolt! We buy our shoes direct from the manu facturers cut out the jobber’s profit and give you the difference. In this line of shoes you will find every correct style, and you can depend upon them for long and comfort able service. Be good to your popketbook and save that dollar on your next pair of shoes by buying them from us. A BIG ARRAY OF FOOTWEAR When it sifts down to a big assortment —a line of shoes wherein every style and every leather is shown tD fit every conceiv able kind of foot you’ll find it right here. We cater to the footwear needs of Men and Women, and offer a line that stands pre emi nently the best the market affords for the money. STYLjE, COMFORT and SERVICE are the three reasons for asking you to give these shoes a trial. $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 Guarantee Shoe Co. BROAD AND TENTH M’me Caillaux Calls For Her Husband; Quite Weak Pari*,—Fifteen ringleader* among woman prlaonrr* In th* Halnt I**ar« penitentiary who protested airalnat th* aporlal privileges firing accorded to Mm*. Calllatix were placed In isolation coll* today. Madam* Caillaux, who appeared In a condition of *xlr*m* fatlg'i* today, called Impatiently for her huahand, th* former mlnl*t*r of flnanc*. When h* arrived at th* Jail a long conference enaued. MI-O-NA QUICKLY ENDS INDIGESTION Po not continue to auffer with Indl geatlon or dyspcpala caualng heart bum. rilzxlne**, after-dinner diatre**, headache, blllouaneaa, pain In the bowels, or gour and gassy *tomach. (let effectlva and lasting relief at once. Huy from any drugglat—today— a fifty cent box of Ml-o-ne Tatdeta. They quickly and aurely end Indlgea tlnn and atomach dlatreaa —are pleas ant to take and perfectly harmless. Ml-o-na la one of the moat depend able remedlea for dlaordered stom acha. It heala the wore and Inflamed membrane* and la not only a digestive and antacid giving prompt and effec tive relief, but la a tonic that tonea up and atrengthen* the entire dlgea tlvo ayatem—the flow of gantries Jutcea I* Increased, then the food la properly digested and assimilated — you enjoy robust health. Why suffer stomach distress an other hour? It la not only needless but may be dangerous—many serious diseases are the reault of neglected atomach Ilia. I)o not delay—get a box of Ml-o na today, take them aa directed, and If you are not entirely satisfied with result*—niont y refunded. Sprint Cleaning Now is the time to use our BED BUG POISON large bottle with brush .. ~ . .... . 25< Ellcays’ Ant, Bug and Roach Powder, and S(H. Peterman’s Roach Powder, and Peterman’s Discovery, and Moth Balls, 3 lbs. for 25<* lied Odar Flakes, per package 15^ Phone us vour wants. Motorcycle Delivery. T. 0. Howard The Stores Dreamland Theatre TOMORROW ADVENTURES OF SHORTY A two Broncho Production HEART OF THE HILLS In two parts. JEALOUSY AND GIANT PONDER A comedy* THE COLONEL AND THE NUT A comedy. Watch this apace every day for Dreamland Program. T this town saved in their youth For many years in fact for 34 years since this bank was incorporated, October 12th, 1879, we have noticed that the voting men who stead ily save, if only a little hit at a time, eventually become the ‘.‘Big Men” of Augusta. The Augusta Savings Bank 34 Years of Faithful Service. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Eatonton Man Died In Mexico; Father Thinks Was Victim Foul Play Eatonton. Os.—Certain facts taken Into consideration after receipt of a • Her announcing Dr. Prank Nolan'a death, at Tampioc. Mexico, on March Bth, have caused hts father to * >Ubt whether hia death was from natural causea. The manner of mailing the letter and Dr. Nolan'a strong constitution cauond the suspicion tnat he might have been wounded and afterwards died from the effects. Many telegrams have been receiv ed from all over the country with of fers of assistance. Friends In New York wired offering to confer with Secretary Bryan, and here the matter now rests. Colonel Nolan Is anxious to have the remains brought here, but In deference to numbers of friends and relatives will not go to Mexl*« Nothing definite has been ascertain ed about Dr. Nolan's death as the letter sent by a Dr. Pressley Is tne only new* received from any source. Colonel .( () Nolan, father of I»r. Nolan, was formerly a member of the legislature from Henry County. Officers Searching For Alleged Calhoun Slayer New Evidence Found; Husband of Woman Charged With Uncle’s Murder. Csluhoun, Ga. —Search for Charles Chapman, husband of the young nleco of Sid Chapman, for whose alleged murder at their home near here Satur day morning, Mrs. Lizzie Starnes, slste rof the slain man, and her daughter. Mrs. Charles Chapman, are under arrest here, was begun today. Following the mornln's developments In the case the warrant was issued for Chapman, who is said to be at Wildwood, in Dade County. Officers attach much significance to the fact that two dogs belonging to the missing man, which were at the house Friday, disappeared the night of the murder Police are searching Tor evidence to substantiate their theory that Charles Chapman visited his home the night of the mur der. and was followed away by the dogs. What officers claim Is new light on the murder developed in the find ing in the ashes of the fireplace In the Chapman home of a piece of metal shell Identical with those used In the gun with which the young far mer is said to have been killed. Officers have announced their in entlons of postponing the preliminary trial until the arrest of Charles Chap man. The funeral of the slain man was conducted from the Salem Baptist Church yesterday by Rev J. .lones Requests of the accused women, who j are merbers of the church, that they lie allowed to attend the services were denied, the only relative of the slain man present being a brother, Lewi* Chapman. Endorse Honor System For Yale Examinations New Haven, Conn. —Details of the liiinur system in examinations rocom- i mended by the academic senior council at Yale, with approval of the faculty | and acceptance of which ia to he I voted on by the students on March HO, were made public today. Withdrawal of all supervision by the faculty of the honesty of examinations | and of other work In the college Is proposed and leaves the question of honesty to each Individual and to the public sentiment of the college. Each student on entering college is to sign a card signifying his acceptance of the system. At the end of each exam ination paper the student is to certify that he has complied with the require ments. but no one supervises him see that he has done so. BEST FAMILY LAXATIVF. Beware of constipation. Use O’". King’s New I.lfe Pills and keep well, i Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of West Frang- j lln, Me., calls them "our family laxa tive.” Nothing better for adults or aged. 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