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TWELVE INDICT FIVE IN LEO FRANK CASE Atlant Ga.—Five indictments w<;rr* returned b> the Fulton county grand jury here toda> a* a result of inves tigations Int«» charges of bribery and perjury growing out of the cane of I*m> M. Frank, sentenced *o death for the nvirder of Mary Phagun. Those Indicted for bribery were: Dan Le hon, a detective: Arthur Thurrnan, a la wye/, and C. C. Tedder. Kev. C. B. Itagsriale and R. I*. Barber were In dieted for perjury. ANNUAL Y.M.G.A. DRILL THIS PI Reception Given Cadets of Richmond Academy This Afternoon. Year's Member ship to Winner. The annual Y. M. C. A. reception to the student body of the Academy of Richmond County wan given thin afternoon at the Y. M. C A Building, only the cadets and faculty of the school being present. The competitive drill Mas the event of the occasion. Beery year It L the policy of the Yr/tng Men's Christian Association of t)fiH city to give to the best drilled /adet In the school a year's member 'shlp In the association Tree. A great deal of Interest Is shown by the ca dets In this drill. To avoid bringing the whole battalion to the 11-soda tkm building for the drill a special squad is selected from each cotupan) by that company's captain. The squad from which the winner Is picked consists of the selected men from the four companies of the school. After the drill, which Is usually held In the gymnasium, all of the rn dets o ftho school retire to the par detß of the school retired to the par served. The afternoon toda> was one of the most enjoyable ever given by the loeal association. Locked Up Clothes of Blushing Young Bride Atlanta. I low Mr* Francis Hupp, a Flushing girl bride, won her husband but loat her trousseau, I* Ix'luk told with amused Interest bv friend* of the young Hoping couple here. The young bride was Mia* Temple Burnett, a belle of Forsythe, (la., un I the happy bridegroom I* Mr. Francis Hopp, a young buslnes* nmn of this city Parental objection walked haml in hand with the court whip because of the bride'* extreme youth, and con sequently the elopemnnt. When the family of the young girl found out about it. at the time when the young couple called to ask for a blessing, they got a blessing out In Head, and tho bride's older *l*trr seised the young brlle'* trouaaeau and moat of her wurrirobe and put It under lock and key. Nothing daunted, however, tho young couple have started on a troua aeaulrn* honeymoon, and the bride says she expect* to have Just a* hap py a time with her one mode*t travel ing drean a* If she had all the hand some gowns In the world. lApasiiil i I lmh i 1 | jk . J I **«***» riV ißn /«1 \ r-rafi Bp. Bk l ♦ ftttwr.tr MrSxW --t V •*•■;• !H4 lit I Culbreth’s Imported STRAW HATS arc comfortable and cool. Many shapes but one price. $4.00 and $.'»,00 values for.. . $12.00. Watch our windows for the latest in haber dashery. T. F. Culbreth & Company 303 Jackson St. Levy’s Special Temorrow A Blue Serge Sail $20.00' Tailored in a $30.00 way and guaranteed in every part ieular. You ean’t get, away from the necessity of a Blue Serge for summer. fn all sizes—Call tomor row and see the extraordi nary value. THE J. WILLIE LEVY CO. PRESBYTERIANS ARE IN SESSION Hiffh Cost of Living, Griev ances, Complaints and De mands For Reform Subjects Discussed. Kansas City Me—The effect of the high coat of living on home missions was pointed out In the annual report of the executive committee of home miss on presented to the 64th general aseornbly of the Southern Presbyterian church here today. It w in asserted that where a missionary could live for SBOO a year ten years ago It now coses him more than $1,200. For lack of funds the com mittee ha* on its hands 260 homeless SULPHUR HUES UP ECZEMA AND STOPS ITCHING This old time skin healer is used just like any cold cream. With tho first spnllrKtloTi of hold sulphur i roam tho angry Itching at tending any oexom* eruption cease* and Its roinarkuhle healing power* be gin. Sulphur, sa.\s a renowned der matologist, Just common bold sulphur, made Into a thick cream will soothe and lioal the skin when Irritated and broken out v Ith Koroma or any form of eruption The moment It Is ap plied all Itching ceases and after two or three applications the Koroma ll* appears, leaving the skin clear and smooth. He tells Koroma sufferers to get from any good pharmacy an ounce of hold sulphur cream Hiid apply It to the Irritated, Inflamed skin' the same as you would ary cold cream For many years Ihls soothing, heal ing sulphur ha* occupied a secure po sltlon (n the treatment of cutaneous affections by reason of Its paraslte destrovlng property. It Is not only parasinoidal, hut also antipruritic, an ilseptlo and remarkably healing In nil Irritable and Inflammatory conditions of the skin While not always estab llslilng a i ermanetu cure It never tails to instantly subdue the Irritation nn I heal the Krtema right up and it Is often years later before any eruption again appears on the skin Well Get 1000 New Customers at this Big Sale lien’s t2 i **•'» Pm Suits line Vs yon MU ever saw. ■ lut »rgM. mlnlur* t . fin* (trip**. W| cln fit you right. 1000 CUSTOMERS a? M |BL Hi ehurche* and at least 275 other paces where organizations might he effected. The report of the executive commit tee of Christian education and mirilHte rlal relief reported progress in introduc ing the “every member canvass by which regular weekly offering* are ob tained from the entire membership." “The most imperative need of the Presbyterian church Ih that more young men give themselves to the service of Cod,’’ the report .said. Home Missions. Chicago. All the grievances, com* plaint* and demands for reforms which have been accumulating for a Near and Home of them for several years in the Presbyterian church in the United States were brought before the general jiHHemhly of the church here today. Of <;h> overtures presented nearly fiOO, it Ib said, refer to the home mission bo ird. Centralization In the Presbytery of authority over the home missions was the chief point of contention. Consider Reports. Cincinnati, Ohio. (’onsldcratlon of re ports held the attention of the delegates attending the synod of the Reformed Presbyterian churches of America here today. These reports were from varl -oiisi organizations and showed the synod to be In a flourishing condition. INDICTMENTS IN FRANK CASE Hot Doings if Burns Returns. Several Persons Said to Have Left Atlanta. Atlanta- There will he some hot doing* hat ween the local detective de partment and the local courts and De tective William J. Burns if the latter really return* to Atlanta tomorrow, as Id* representatives say he will, to face the charges of contempt and violation of the city ordinances which have been formally lodged against him. Fhief of Detective* l.anford, of the city foice, declares that he has ample evidence to convict Burns and at leas* seven or eight of his aides on the charge of violating the city ordinance regulatln; the operations of private detectives. Several true hills charging perjury, false swearing and bribery are being drawn, it is stated at the court house, by the Fulton county grand jury to day, In connection with the Investi gation of the case It is rumored that a number of the private Individuals whose names are mentioned in the hills of Indictment are planning to leave the city before warrant* can he issued for their arrest, and that some of them have already fled The Burn* agency Is not only pre paring to fight the effort In council r p'HE MENTER 00., Credit Clothiers, have the utmost con fidence in the hon esty and integrity of every man and wo man, young or old, who know them selves to be hon est, and will gladly let all such people open a Charge Ac count at this sale. We want 1,000 new and old customers added to our books during this sale. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD If ME-NTER GO'.I '.At ' X ; • ;-V'. • ;• 940 BROAD STREET THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA, GA. SUMMER EXCURSION FARES North and East-New England and Canada SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South All Rail via Norfolk Round Trip From Augusta to Washington and Steamer. New York City $32.30 $32.30 Atlantic City, N. J ,$30.00 S3O 00\ Niagara Falls, X. Y $39.00 Baltimore, Md $23.30 Philadelphia, Pa $28.1 Ox Boston, Mass $36.30x Portland Maine $46.50 $42.00 Bar Harbor Maine $54.50 $54.50 Kennebunkport Maine .. .$46.85 $42.35 Narragansett Pier T?. T. . . $39.25 $39.25 Newport TU $41.10 $41.10 Fabyan N. IT. (White Arts) $48.80 $48.80 Toronto, Ontario $41.50 Montreal, Quebec $50.25 $50.25 Quebec, Quebec $56.70 $56.70 xNot via Charleston. Also similarly reduced fares to many other Sum mer Tourist Points North, East and West. Tickets on sale daily, limited returning until Oc tober 31, 1914. For information, beautifully illustrated litera ture, etc., Communicate with: MAG RUDER PENT, District Passenger Agent, 729 Broad Street, Augusta Georgia. TELEPHONE 947. to rrvoke Its license, but Is preparing to launch a fight on tho Pinkerton Detective agency. The Burns people contend that several Pinkerton oper- Are troubled with the “blue* "—anxiety—sleeplessness—and warnings of pain and distress are sent by the nerves like flying messengers throughout body and limbs. Such feeling may or may not be accompanied by backache or headache or hearing down. The local disorders and inflammation if there is any, should be treated with Dr. Pierce’s Lotion Tablets. Then ttie nervous system and the entire womanly make-up feels the tonic effect of _ OR. PIERCE’S Favorite Prescription Take this in liquid or tablet form and be a wall woman! d!»?n. E |2 TXIZS* S* Ge 2* v « l S b J_ ,hae »- N - Y • “>*■ '■] have bren in a run-down con dition for several years. Suffered from nervousness and a great deal of pain at certain . period*. Have taken several different medicines but found A^ LADIES' SUITS REDUCED $25 Suits now S2O $22 50 Suits n0w.... $lB S2O Suits now .... $16.50 $lB Suits now sls ■ ■r Reek] SALE er vous Women mV UIOIIUIIO. Mil rounu your r avorite Prescription' has given the most relief of any thing I have ever tried. Am very much better than I have been in some time. 1 gladly recommend this remedy to any woman in need of a tonic. " Write »r.v. a. Pteree, geftale, N. Y. Or. Pfopoo'g P/sasanf Pol lots ragulata stomaoh, Hvar, bowols ■yyoIVIEN'S SUITS, Coats, Dresses, right from New York, every one of them. Come and pick out just what you want at this Dollar a Week Sale. Also a new and stylish line of Waists, Skirts, Petticoats, Millinery, Shoes, etc., at prices lower than the cash stores. We want 1,000 customers during this Dollar a Week Sale. Come. ntives have not been properly listed with the police, and say that If the Burns agency is not within the law. i neither is the Pinkerton agency. fit Girlhood Womanhood Motherhood LADIES' Suits. sl2 to $25 SPRINO Coats, $7.50 to S2O. SKIRTS . . $4.50 to SIO.OO Trimmed Hats, $3 to $lO 00 SHOES.. . . $3.60 to $5.00 1000 CUSTOMERS SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Stone’s Wrapped Cates We have placed an order for 2,000 Stones Wrapped Cakes for Saturday. Tliis is the larg est order we have yet placed. The growing de mand for these famous cakes has made it al most impossible for us to secure enough to fill all orders. With this shipment we will be in position to fill every order and if you are not already using these cakes, take a tip from your neighbors and try at least one cake, any kind, and you will not worry at making cakes when you can get them so good and so cheap. Cost less than the gas it takes to bake cake. Remember, that the very best of butter and eggs go in these cakes and it is due to the im mense output of The Stone’s Bakeries that en able you to get such value. Stone’s Wrapped Cakes Better than you can make. r Cheaper than you can bake. Six kinds, 10 cents each—Six kinds. Silver Slice IOC A pure white Cake. Mephisto 10c Chocolate Cake. Spanish Cake 10c A sour cream Spice Wo giro Purple Stamp?!. Stamps ffiven on 30 day accounts when paid by the 10th. We deliver anywhere in the city and suburbs. \ Your account solicited. Castleberry & Wilcox Two Stores: 616 Broad Street Phonos 3166-3167. FRIDAY, MAY 22. Golden Sunbeam 10c Rich Yellow Cake Raisin Cake 10c Yellow Raisin Cake Creole Fruit 10c Spiced Raisin Cake Summerville Phones 6746-6747.