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FOUR CONLEY SAYS • THEY’RE LYING Refers to Startling Affidavits Of Ivy Jones and Mary Rick. Seek Frank Witness in Chicago. * Chieapo —M. J Haas, of counsel for be.. M Frank. i.f Atlanta. (It ,»en tar.! ed lo ilia for lha murder of Mary Pliayan a factory employee, conferred here Sunday with tha head of a na tion!. I detective agency which haa torn employed hjr frank's friends. An Important witness, whose taait m.nay tray raault In a naw trial t>e- Imt granted Prank, la t>elng aouirht In ofta of tha suburbs of this city, as (ortllnK to flans Ha dei lined to way who tha witness was. or what was tha nature of the testimony expected “Can't Face Ms.” Atlanta, Oa.—'if those nairroaa who •reuse m. win ....... me I will show th.m that they lie. They can't face Hu*, tl.ay haven't lha courase.'" These ware the words of Jim Con lay. tha convicted near., accomplice In the Mary I’hagan murder, to hla at* tawney, William M. Smith. whan Hmltli apprised the negro of the Affidavits of Hy .tones anal of Mary Rich whoa* startling affidavits are contained In the ra-trlal motion of Frank’* defense "I am ready to face them nny day,” Conley told his attorney. "They are l.vlnr. and they know It and thev don't dare ronfront ana with their ata.rlea.'' Conley's new trial ma.tlon will be presented to Jiidre Hen Hill at an enrly date, la wua stata*al # ln the office of his counsel. The Play Last Night If Zicjtfeld'r Follies" had come to Augusts 11 aimirlrr a.f it century H|?<! ehail t'o \.iu supiM.se waiuld hnve happened to them” From P. <l. t" the i .* t of i nservntlve Summerville 1111 l tt.iri would bav. been » roar Of protest H < wa ulrt have reverberated through the hi la Hnd data's until the luckieri ii would have beam tbn itKl dI. I p had gotten out of town without ,i n t of ttr with a gen erous spa In lug of la>ntlicra. Yet, In tl.la si od year 1814. "KlMtrld's Fol lies 1 ' dime to AiiKuata aboard a ape clal train, plf y to two packed houses, make ;i tremeistous lilt and go away with nr. per cent of the people who saw them anxloua for them to play a return cngaKyment. Times change and the world moves on. A quarter of n century ugu there wu* no wlrgleas telegraphy, no 50-horse pauver motor tar*, no moving pictures snd no "Zlctfclj Follies." In this ' restless, nervous epoch-making age j there is i constant demund for the In ventor. Hie manufacturer nnd the pro ducer to ijo his previous effort one hatter Ilu motor cars of 1814 are] more luxuriously unpointed than the . 191 X mod. Is, the art of produrtiiK moving picture!, him greatly ImprpV cal even (taring the past year. Hu. It Is hut natural that the producers a.f ' "li-.JeM Full!**'' shamld keep step with lha- procession. They put on the "Follies" of pra’Vlnua years and e.inie were pretty daring, but the In sitlslii American puhllc wanla*d mini Hung wan more daring lli n w..a ever brought out lu-lore and It was hut iisiurul hi the produi era to give them wllst lllcy wished. So one of llto lirnt scenes Is where Satan Is talking over the telephone and Satan who Is In New York, tells nunc rcpi t»i math a who Is In Hades, that ilia- pickings ore fine in Gotham. Ihen comes till the "(loud l.lttle l>evlls," tie ''Turkish Hath Girls." t' c "Knowledge Seekers." and others. 1 hrro were probably more good :,»>klag woi icn drawn together In one theatrical attraction 'than were ever hrought to Auguata before. It was a ] show In which every chorus girl waa a beauty and those who an- nut blessed with fair faces and shapely forma never draw any pay enve.u|ies I ruin the management of the Fol lies. »The mistress of the wardrobe certainly must ha\a easy sailing In that show, fur she has very little hi do excep keep Jhe muff a and a It# other trifling feminine duds In order. The must conspicuous thing about the cogtumes wan the lack of them. It resolve! Itself Into a question of almost but not quite, which means In plain Fngllsh that you saw alums', but Not Unite every part of the anat omy. In the "Follies'' of next year ILcn- may he a marked Improvement, Ihe dresses may be lower cut at the neck and higher cut on the limbs. Great show la that for young men and maidens! Think of a youth straying fron. the straight and narrow after seeing such sweet Innocence! Hut, after all Is said, we must veer around and face the facte In the rase. That was pome show Inst night. It was one which kept the auditors roaring with laughter from flrat to last. It was a vaudeville show, mu sical comedy and farce comedy all In one. Leon Errol, aa Haul Wright, wa*. to tliA writer's mind, the most clever performer in the entire com pany. Ills portrayal of tha charade' of a drunken man could not have been Improved upon by the original. Nat WIIU, with his song, if a Table at Rector's Could Talk." was great and the veteran comedian has lost none of his skill. Frank Tln ncy. as Cuddy, tF. porter, a black face oomedlan, was splendid. Kven better than Miss Jose Collins, the lead ing woman. Miss Elisabeth Rrice, who, as Katie Rooney lutcr as the tele phone girl, and who also appeared in other soenes, was the feminine star of the performance. Hhe hae a charm ing voice joriit delighted everyone who heard her.' Her a"ng. "In the of Leva." was great. Miss Collins has a rharmlnr voles and manner also, and her songs mad# hits. The scenery was beautiful. par ticularly the scene at I‘anama. while the most comical of all the scene*, with the exception of the one tn which Haul Wright appeared at the subway station so drunk that every time he bought a ticket he tmt It In the trash can. was the telephone scene. “September Morn" was a dream so wonderful that the blind man had to »>e run away from tn (Tom of the picture. There are more suggestive statements, Intimations. questions, answers, etc., in the "Follies" than have been put together In all of the musical comedies Hint come to Au gusta In three season* and less cloth ing to the square Inch on the chorus girls. However, let no one gather from tlfeae observations that the "Follies" weren't royally received. If they should come hack to Augusti there would be a line of people wait ing for the box office to open longer thsn “General" Kelley's army of un employed In single file. This Is not How the People of St. Paul Went at “Clean Up and Paint Up” Last Year ion °" LT ST. PAUL, MINN. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1013. ★ ONE CE CLEAN UP and PAINT U PAINT-DP IS SLOGAN ADDEDJTOGLEAN-UP Aurorate* of “City BegottfhT Row Urn Cifixing to Oo Step Far ther In Cnutdi. THE TWO 00 HARD LH HARD st. Antnony Firtc L««ou* Tonight Will Mast, Whgn Campaign WHI be Mapped Out naan ap.and paint up If tha nsweat slogan In »ha city-wide aamoatg* against diet and dull aurrcmndlafw The two go togpthaiM-oloan up pal pthint up. Where paint la not needed tha elaaa- U n may bo needed, and wbtre thg , tuvn -up movement haa bean In order saint is sadly ueeddd In aome casts. Paint la Needed Badly. The .claan-un nyovemani f wide- written with any aermonal Intention. The plain fuels nre stated. It Is a show In which there Is a bnrrel of real comedy, which keeps one laughing all the time. Amt as for the mar nude chorus, just so long ns the public craves such shows the producers are going to furnish them until the pollen order theuf stopped, hei suae they wl’l soon he attired na Mother Eve wan In the Garden, minus the fig leaves. T. J II LETTEBS FROM THE PM To the Editor of The Herald, Sir: "111 union there Is strength" The Herald has dune a faithful part In the "Get Together" cry. for which It de servea credit. Let's review a little. DM% |% Prescription 1 J C-r jJv standard (.kin remedy a liquid used externally— instant relief from itch. 3j; t '-i JL't t , the inildeit of cleansers— *' * . keeps leader snd delicate slwavii clean and health, iMi’jpr m Bar H T O. IP-word's Drug Store No " m j( roa j Hl ,rt Jackson Sta.; Btore No. 2. 710 Jlroad Bt. “Some Horse Race” Mollie Somers, Belle of Darlington, Radium B, De Soto and The Ghost The owners of each of these horses think his the best horse in Augusta. This race is to settle the difference in opinion. Every sulky will be occupied by a man driving, not for money, but to land his horse a winner. The race and everything connected will be clean cut. No “jockeying”—the best horse to win. FAIR. GROUNDS April 1 st, 1914 GENTLEMEN 50c LADIES 25c COLORED PEOPLE 25c §le Ipmtl §fgygfeft spread over tha alty Flume districts al ready have hern passed, and the rubUsh and trash haa been romoved to atuap- Ling piles The surroundings arFATeuji '••'A bright and the property lias head Eternity nlone can reveal the far reaching effects of the “Sunday school rally “ How the heart of Augusta (.hrohbed with new life on "(In-to-Churrh Sun day." Now, last but not least, the simultaneous meetings. In this there Is possibility and promise of a groat bb axing to unborn generations. The prospects for Asbury church are brighter, by far, than they have been since ! have been pastor. I believe much of It la due to the above named "Get Together" spirit. bast night we had nn unusual congregation. They came to hear Rev. R. I*. Read, who preached us a good earnest sermon, but I believe the thought of the united campaign helped much Won't every loyal citizen who longs to see a "GREATER AUGUST A" rally to this great movement? We want every one who can and will, to come to Asbury. Hut go to Church. Uo to some church. Help THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. improved. In many cases, now eve., the bouses need paint, time and waaJhar having played havoc with them. If the •urroiinrtujg grounds are clean and beautiful, the dull contrast of an uo- ln the great work. . Cordially yours, for a better city, , A. D. ECHOLS BEST FAMILY LAXATIVF. Beware of constTpatlon. Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and keep well. Mrs. Charles E. Bmlth. of West Frank lin, Mo., calls them “our family laxa tive." Nothing better for adults or aged. Get them today, 2So All drug gist a or by mall. H. E. Buckiin A Co. Philadelphia or St. Louts, fc AN EASTER SUIT J That will put you distinctly in the class of well dressed I men-that will look and feel “fif’-that will prove a '] I source of genuine all round satisfaction. j I k Your choice of the largest variety high grade materials | V made to your individual measure. L ' No I | r No J If More I J Less j “Your Entije I' •, .painted or weatherbeaten hones da tra«ta much from anpeanancag. A ooat of. lMtnt would ofceiufe thing* wonder fully, brighten up surrounding*, im prove and raise tha value of Ure prop CENSUS DIRECTOR HARRIS IN GEORGIA FOR WEEK ■ - —a Atlanta, Ga. —Director of the Cen sus William J. Harris arrived in At lanta Monday for a week’s stay. He has some private business , matters which will engage his attention dur ing the early part of the week, and he will remain through Saturday for the meeting of the state democratic executive committee, of which he is chairman. Mr. Harris expresses confidence that erfy The clap If to make fit. Paul a ertr 'beautiful and clean-up alone cannot do that, although It may help a great deal. the administration will win In Its fight on the canal tolls question. Constipation Impossible to be welL The foe to good health. Correct at once. Ayer's Pills. One at bedtime. Sold for 60 years. Ash Your Doctor. READ HERALD WANT ADS TUESDAY. MARCH 31. ' How to Mako Hotter Cough Syrup than You Can Buy A Family supply, Saying •• and Fully tiuaranteed. A full pint of rough syrup—aa much a* you could buy for -can ea*lly he made at home. You will find nothing that take* hold of the ordyisry cough more quickly, usually eoim iering it in side of 24 hours. ICxcsllent, too. for spasmodic croup, whooping cough, bron chial itathma and bronchitis. Mix one pint of granulated sugar with 1 u pint of warm water, and stir lor 2 minutes. Put ounces of Tinex (fifty cents’ worth) in a pint bottle, then add the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly, lake a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours. This is just laxstive enough to help relieve a rough. Also stimiilstes tha appetite, which is usually upset by a cough. The taste is plesasnt. The effect of pine snd sugar syrup on the inflamed membranes is well known. Pinex is a most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, rich in guaiacol and other natural healing pine elements. Other prepara tions will not work in this combination. This Pinex snd Sugar Syrup remedy has often been imitated, but the old suc cessful mixture lixs never heen equaled. It is now used in more homes than any other cough remedy. A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. Your druggist haa Pinex, or will get it for you. If not, send to The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. The Carolina Arts and Crafts Cards! Cards! Cards! EASTER CARDS. BIRTHDAY CARDS. CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. W© have a very fine assortment of all kinds, hand-painted and of original design. Cards for Dinners. Bridge and of any kind filled promptly on order. Give us a trial and see how well we will please you. Gloves Cleaned, any length* l«c. Augusta French Dry Cleaning Co., Fone 2976. W. T. B.