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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29. Additional Indictments Against Jas. P. Armstrong Are Returned Gi-md Jury Charges That Rl Embezzled $200,000 of the Money of the Irish American Bank—Cases Comes Up Next Week. The grand Jury brought in some ad ditional indictments today. In the case of J. P. Armstrong, cashier of t»'- Irish American Dank, the grand jury brought in an indictment for em bezzlement. It charges that Arm strong, while cashier of tlie bank, re ceived an amount approximating $200,- 000, which he did “embezzle, steal, se crete and fraudulently carry away.” Last week Armstrong was indicted for a felony in connection with the failure of the Irish American Rank. He was also indicted today for for gery and uttering a forged paper, it is charged that Armstrong forged the names of five prominent Augusta bus iness men as guarantors for the pay ment of a note for $20,500 which he as How To Drive Out Ail Blood Impurities The. Searching Effect of a Most Remarkable Remedy. 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And if your blood is in such condition that you would like the personal opinion of an authority, write to the Medical Dept., The Swift Specific Co., 622 Swift Bldg., At lanta. f-a T. Bugg, receiving stolen goods: M. M. Parish, receiving stolen goods (2 cases); W. W. Wheat, falsely Imper sonating another. In the superior court today n ver dict for the plaintiff was returned in the case of George Hanvey vs. the Georgia Life Insurance Company. REPUDIATION IN LED FRANK CASE His Attorneys Hear That Con fession Witnesses Now Re tract Stories As Published. Atlanta, Ga. —The report current in Atlanta Monday that Rev, C. B. Rags dale. the minister who accuses Jim Con ley of having confessed to Mary Pha gan's murder, and that R. 1,. Barber, the member of Ragsdale’s flock, who corroborated the pastor's story, had re pudiated their stories, and had branded them, as “frame-ups” last night, result ed in a sensational statement to the press from Frank's counsel. His attorneys also presented affidavits from Dr. J. M. Pierce and John E. White, who had vouched to Frank's de fense for the character of Ragsdale, and similar affidavits from George E. Knott, who had testified to the character of Barber. Rumors were persistent on Monday that there would be startling develop ments in the Ragsdaie and Barber affi davits. but Solicitor Dorsey absolutely refused to discuss the matter, declaring that all developments would be made public on Friday. When the card of Frank's lawyers was fufnished The Con stitution it was so late at night that it was impossible to reach either Rev. Mr. Ragsdale or Mr. Barber for a state ment. Frank’s counsel's statement follows: Frank> Lawyers’ Statement. On Thursday April 23. 1914, there ap peared at the office of I- Z. Rossor, In the Grant building, iwo men who pro fessed to have Important information In reference to the Frank trial. One of these represented himself to be a preach er and the other a former member of his flock. These two men were unknown to each of us. Neither of us had ever seen or heard 6f them beforer. L. Z. Rosser acted in taking the affi davits of these men. He put them to the test of the most thorough cross-ex amination of which he capable. There was no effort to lead them, to add to or color their story. On the con trary. they were given clearly to under stahd that Frank's counsel wanted only the truth, and in taking their affidavits w*> were seeking nothing beyond Just what they knew and knew accurately. The affidavits were prepared in their presence, almost their very words being taken by a competent and honest ste nographer. After the affidavits had been typewritten they were carefully read to each of the witnesses and sworn to before a disinterested notary public. Did Not Dream of Wrong. Neither one of us dreamed that they were acting corruptly, but believed that they were acting from pure motives to Toirect the wrong of their former si lence. They were asked to give the names of their friends .and associates, ns the law requires. They gave promptly some of the most correct and upright men in the citv of Atlanta. Some of these men were promptly seen in an effort to determine whether these men were what they seemed and repre sented themselves to be. The result was in keeping with their claims. Bome of the best men in At lanta vouched for them and we felt jus tified in Jresentlng their story to the court. It has come to our ears th's evening that both % these men now recant and claim thev framed up their story. Will Denounce Perfidy. Ts these rumors be true, we denounce •tlie perfidy of these men with All the vehemence of our natures. In this Prank case we have never wanted anything but the truth, have never made use of anything but what was believed to be the truth. We have believed and now profoundly believe in Frank’s innocence but even that conviction has never induced us to say one word that the whole city of At lanta could not bear, nor to do anything that the whole state of Georgia could not see. Ts these rumors are true we will at once cut these perjured witnesses out of ♦he .case, Just as we have In the past, and Just as we will in the future every fact and cYcumstonce thAt even squints at unfairness or perjury. Tn proof that we did not act even cre dulously and inadvisedly in this matter we send you herewith copies of affida vits of men who vouch for the character of these men. TV 7. ROSSER, HERBERT HA A 3, LEONARD HAAS, RETTBEN R. ARNOLD. MUST FILE DIVORCE CASES BY THURSDAY All Attorneys Who Wish to Try Divorce Cases Saturday Must File Them By 6 P. M. Thurs day. AttorneyG desiring to have divorce cases tried on Saturday roust have them filed with the clerk of court by 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon. It 1* expected that there will be a large number of divorce cases to be tried Saturday, but It Is very necessary that those who have not filed them fchould do so by Thursday afternoon. BTOP OVER AT OLD RELIABLE KIMBALL HOUSE ATLANTA, OA. Most Centrsl and Convenient Location In the City. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our Restaurant one of the Best in the South. 150 ROOMS. Hot and Cold Running Water. $1 00 per day. ROOMS: Connoting Hatha, $1.50 Private Baths, $2.00 and up. Club Breakfast, 30c to SI.OO. Club Luncheon only so cents. A La Carte Service Unsurpassed In the South. EO. L. BROWN, Manager. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. COMMISSIONERS OF M.&M. MET Two Local Women’s Clubs Made Honorary Members of Association. Other Business. The regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association was held in the association rooms in the Harison Building at 5 o'clock Tues day afternoon. The Business Woman's C'.ub of this city, and the Association of Women’s Clubs of this city, were made hon orary members of the association. One hundred dollars was appropriat ed by the association for prize money to be given to successful pupils of the public schooln who will be inter ested in several flower gardens to be planted and kept up by the children on the vacant lot of Mrs. Bransford on upper Greene Street. Mr. Wm. Lyon Martin was elected a member of the association. NEWS NOTES OF HEPHZIBAH, GA. The Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools will unite and h-ave their an nual picnic at Lake View next Fri day. May Ist. A large crowd is ex pected to attend, ad a day of pleas ure is looked forward to. Memorial Day exercises were ob served on Monday under the auspices of the local Walter Clark chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Exercises were held in the high school auditorium. P. T. Chance, Esq., of Augusta, was orator of the day and delivered a most appropriate address. At the conclusion of the ex ercises every one went to the ceme tery, where flowers were placed on the graves of all the old soldiers. Col. and Mrs. H. S. Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Usher motored to Grove town Sunday, where Mr. Jones took part In the "Home-Coming” exer cises of the Grove Baptist Church, delivering one of his usual very interesting addresses. $ ' Mrs. .1. S. Turner has gone to San ford, Fla., where she will visit her sons, Messrs, Wilbur and Fred Tur ner. She was accompanied by her TANGO AW ir TANGO Roots Out the Corn; Draws the Core Painlessly and No Swell ing or Sorenesa. JO* w JSm S blade, which may slip or go too deep, TANGO is the most marvelous remedy In the world for corns and bunions. The first touch ends your suffering. TANGO roots out the CORE of the corn clean as a whistle and leaves the skin pink and healthy. It 1b the one safe and painless remedy; the one GUARANTEED remedy. 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Mann, on theif return from their bridal tour, spent a few days with Mrs. Mann's father, Mr. S. R. Clark. They went from here to their home in Register, Ga. The High School lias begun prepa rations for its annual commencement, which will begin the tith and con tinue through the Bth of June. Miss Laura Layton tins been visit ing her sister, Mrs. G. 1. Warner, of Mcßean. Mr. F. Richards Is having him a handsome house built on one of the lots that was originally a part of the Carswell estate. This is the third house to he built in that immediate section recently, all of which add very much to the appearance of that part of the village. Misses Mamie and Pet Burckhalter, of Aiken, made a short visie to their sister. Mrs. Riley Burckhalter, the latter part of iast week. SERIOUS CATARRH YIELDS TO HYOMEI 'learn the head, stops the sniffling, and banishes catarrh. n.vo mei will help you to enjoy good health All druggists sell it. Ask for the com plete outfit—sl.oo size. 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