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TUESDAY, JUNE 23. IS. ALSOP IN MIDNIGHT HIT Making Round of Tango Cases, Former Georgia Belle Goes to Sleep in Taxi. New York—Mrs. Effie Pope Hill Al sop, the former Georgia belle who left thu South to become the dashing young wile of an aged Pittsburg millionaire, Edward B. Alsop, today is trying to re collect the sequence of events in a gay taxi pilgrimage that began early last night at No. 245 West Forty-seventh street and culminated in the midnight court of Magistrate Murphy. All reports indicate that the pretty young woman’s tour ol the tango and cabaret palaces was inaugurated in a quiet and unostentatious manner. It gradually approached a climax of gayety and revelry, and, having readied this point, diminished until it dropped to the unexciting stage where Mrs. Alsop was soundly asleep and snoring in the taxi cab which had been taking her from place to place in her round of pleas ure. • Driver Takes Her to Station. “Mike" Hays, an urbane and sophisti cated taxi driver, was the driver of the car. His wide experience told him that if he wished to make certain of his fare that was registered on the merrily clicking dial he had best take the sleep ing beauty to the police station. This he did. and a charge of intoxication promptly was lodged against the ele gantly attired young woman. When slie opened her eyes on things worldly again she was being led from the station to Magistrate Murphy's court. The magistrate looked over his judicial glasses and recognized the young wom an who had startled Broadway not more than six months ago by Insisting on do ing a tango among the crowds %at were on their way to the theaters and other places of amusement. Mrs. Alsop gazed on smroundings that looked familiar. Arraigned with her were the usual catch of prisoners made by the police on night beats. A rather stern-appearing judge was looyng down upon her. Tears gathered in her eyes just as they gathered six months ago and melted the severity of the magis trate. “I know' who you are, madam,” said Murphy. "I know all about you. I had hoped never to see you in my court again, but 1 am going to let you go." Tears changed to smiles. The young woman flashed a look of triumph at the taxi driver and vanished from the court room. She stepped Into the open air to find herself surrounded by a cordon of newspaper reporters. She beat a quick retreat. A gallant court attendant vol unteered to save her from the young in formation seekers. That ended the ex citing adventures of Mrs. Alsop for one night. VOTING ON TUT OIRECJOHSHIPS Belated Ballots Coming on for Nominees for the 12 New Federal Reserve Banks. Washington—Voting for nomineees to directorships in the twelve new federal reserve banks was concluded yesterday and today the organization committee was showered with belat ed ballots from the various member banks. It will be several days be fore the committee will be able to supply lists of nomineeg to electors. A-statement was issued several weeks ago that June 22d would be the last day the committee would re ceive nominations. Each bank be longing to a federal reserve bank has selected an elector through whom It will cast its vote for directors in the federal reserve bank of its particular district. A list of the men placed in namina tlon for the directorships will be sup plied to the properly accredited elec tors and they will indicate to the or ganization committee their choice for class A and B directors. There will be three class A and three class B directors for each federal reserve bank. The three class C directors of each bank will be selected by the fed eral reserve board. It has been made clear by thß organization committee that absolute secrecy would he thrown about the ballots of electors. This assurance was given to prevent any group of financial men from dom inating the banks of their sections. Always Lead to Better Health. Serious sicknesses start In disor ders of the sotmach, liver and kid neys. The best corrective and preven tive Is Dr. King's New Life Pills. They Purify the 8100d —Prevent Con stipation, keep Liver, Kidneys and Bowels in healthy oondlton. Give you better health by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy foodß. 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What calomel does unpleasantly—often with danger— for constipation and sluggish liver, Dodson's Liver Tone does for you safely and pleasantly, with no pain and no gripe. It does not interfere in any way with your regular business, hab its diet. So successful, so reliable and so pop ular a remedy has its imitators, natu rally. But beware of them. You can easily detect the difference. Dodson never makes extravagant statements. His Liver Tone has been made from the first to take the place of calomel. He says that it “livens the liver,” overcomes constipation agree ably and makes you feel good. If you are not satisfied completely with Dod son’s Liver Tone, your druggist will hand back the purchase price (50c.) to you cheerfully, instantly and without question. Hence you run no risks to health or pocketbook in giving it a trial. Delicious 60c Candies, Wed nesdav at Sheron’s for 39c. Just received—A large shipment of Summer Clothing; good, the best —prices reasonable. F. G. Mertin*. FORD IS THE CAR The Wife and Boys and Girls can drive as well as the men. See Lombard. BLANCHARD & CO, UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS 1363 Broad Street. Phone 3138. Efficient Service Guaranteed PILES CURED Without the knife; without detention from business; without coutery; no dan ger. No ono need suffer from this complaint when this humane cure is awaiting them. RHEUMATISM in most of Its forms Is permanently cured by my system of treatment. ECZ EM A, Pimples, Erysipelas or smy eruptive diseases of the skin prompt ly cured. BLADDER AND KIDNEY TROU BLES, under my system of treatment show signs of improvement at one*. ULCERS —i care not how long standing. I usally cure them In a short while. Consultation and advice free and confidential. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 7 n ota tally; Sundays, 10 to 2 only. Dr. Groover, Specialist 504-7 Dyer Bldg. Augusta. Ga. UNION SAVINGS BANK Comer Broad and Eighth Street*. Depository United State* Court Northeastern Dlviclon South ern District of Georgia. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. 2.000,000 VOTE OFFER Closes Thursday Night, June 25th at Ten O’clock Tomorrow marks the begin ning of the last week of the mam moth “Shower of Gold for Babies” circulation contest. $2,240.00 in Gold and other rich prizes will be awarded the candidates who are fortunate enough to be “out in front” when the final closing occurs on Tuesday night, June Active “Shower of Gold” Candidates DISTRICT NO. 1. City of Augusta. James L. Blitchington 149,625 Pauline Booze 144,390 Sue Bailie Wilson Jennings Bryan 150,375 Lucile Beagle 152,765 L. 6. Beatse, Jr 150,000 Jack Cunningham 132,,900 Frank Cheeseborough 151,275 Mildred Crumpton 163’200 Adaline Crozier 122^370 William Cook 158,200 Katherine Calamas 125,600 Annie Davis 29,300 Wm. Gibson Deas 144,125 Hurbert McLean Furlow 127,275 William Foster 79,275 Geo. E. Griffin, Jr 160,700 Wilder Jennings Grammar 155,670 Mary Gavalas 50,000 iVm. Henry Holmes 152,725 May Hall 158,460 Elizabeth Rebecca Howell 64,240 »Jas. Foster Henderson . . 144,275 Milo Humphries 161,375 Ernestine Ingram . .. 154,600 Elinor Kitchens 5,000 Herman Kleppel 129^200 Dorothy Louise Lansdell 152,300 Joe Lively 119,600 Jas. R. Littleton, Jr 28,676 Joe King 31,620 Elizabeth Kahrs 29,720 Edwin Magruder 160,825 Frances May Mock 161,725 Mary Elizabeth Metts 162^900 Joseph Moog 70,300 Vernon L. Marshall 162,800 Andrew Battey Mulcay 149,000 Elizabeth Mitchell ». .. 159,600 John Weigle Merry 162,790 Margaret Minnis 160,720 Robert Ford Mathewson 157,690 Walter D. Merry 155,720 Rebecca Andrews O’Hara 160,900 Elizabeth O’Hara 161,470 Minor Parker 159,275 Marion Page 127,640 Mary Catherine Reynolds 52,400 Mary Roper 158,720 Elizabeth Rice 161,975 Chas. Rambo 159,400 Mary Sheehan 162,500 Fred Louis Scmidt 151,490 John Henry Scharnitzky 161,860 Permelia Seigler 147,890 Wm. Boykin Sanford 17,275 Sybil Sykes 162,000 Marion Dessie Thomas 146,320 Ruth Treader .. . 119,600 Myrtle Thompson 160,485 Thcmas E. Verdery, Jr 162,985 Loulie Van Orsdell 150,400 Chas. Henry Wiggins 147,200 John P. Whitley 158,490 John Whatley 21,290 Caroline Watkins 162,870 Marallise Ximanis 120,200 John Jas. Zimmerman, Jr. . 18,600 “Shower of Gold” Headquarters with A. A. Thomas Piano Company 639 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. The Augusta Daily Herald’s $2,240 Subscription Contest It’s All Por The Babies VERNON MARSHALL, AUGUSTA, GA. 30th at ten o’clock. That 2,000,000 or one of the other bonus ballots offered to contestants turning in the largest number of NEW Subscriptions by ten o’clock Thursday Night June 25th, may win SSOO in Gold. Hard willing workers will be rewarded. DISTRICT NO 2. GROVETOWN, GA. Sarah Emily Norris 19,760 BONEVILLE, GA. Thomas Rogers 127,375 Sterling Williams 10,675 BLYTHE, GA. Beatrice Templeton 14,725 MITCHELL, GA. Norman Chalker 115,325 THOMSON, GA. Sarah Stein 79,435 John Q. West, Jr 109,300 James Neal 42,000 WARREN TON, GA. Louise Whitely 68,100 SPREAD, GA. Lizzie B. Rabun 114,275 HEPHZIBAH, GA. J. P. Gooding 81,975 AVEP.A GA. Sallie Lee Dixon 159,720 GIBSON, GA. Harry English 113,360 Nell Swint 90,100 DEARING, GA. Katherine Parker 49,250 WRENS, GA. Miss Bobbie Tapner 160,395 Catherine Carpenter 129,470 Louise Walden 154,000 EVANS, GA. Mary Griffin 114,720 BRANOHVILLE, S. C. P. M. Wimberly » 120,150 JOHNSTON, S. C. Marion Lott . . . .* 117,625 AIKEty, S. C. Lillian Robinßon 121,035 ALLENDALE, S. C. Ernestine Jordan 162,715 FAIRFAX, S. C. Mable Brooks 162,625 Ruth Mixon 151,725 ELLENTON, S. 0. Helen Elizabeth Dunbar 127,625 Blanche Crosland 116,590 TRENTON, S. C. Elizabeth Posy 134,980 NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. Florence Henderson 158,595 Linwood Gray Whitlaw 161,275 VARNVILLE, S. C. Jamcß Mixon . . . . * 29,200 Otis Rentz 16,470 WARREN VILLI! S. C. Lorine Shealey 160,500 Emma Timmerman . . 154,790 MISCELLANEOUS. Mollie Louise Fairey, Orangeburg, S O 162,726 St. Julian J. Smoak, Bamburg, S. C 98,275 Mattie Morton, Walhalla, S. C 82,795 Emilie Harley, Barnwell, S. 0 84,135 Virginia Bell McDaniel, Merriwethei, 8. C 160,725 Luther J Andrews, McCormick, fc. C 161,975 Modicus Donald Polk, Port Royal, S. C 12,600 “Shower of Gold” Headquarters with A. A, Thomas Piano Company 639 Broad St. Augusta, Ga. SEVEN