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TEN NEW BUSINESS FOR TEN DAYS 4% THE 4% Planters Loan and Savings Bank 705 BROAD ST. Savings Accounts All and all NEW ACCOUNTS made with tht* hank op to ami intruding JULY 10, 1913, will date hh JULY I§t. A conerientiou* dlftCharg* of duty, pHinHtaking rare of the in terest* of It* friend* and patron*, and dlepatchlng all bualne.w en truated to it with r* and accuracy, are the unfailing reaaons that recommend this hank to the patronage n f Auffusta, and thoaa In the Augruffta dlatrlot. ©f Georgia and South (Carolina. Safety Lock Box** (for individual uaej in our splendid Burglar Proof Vault—s3.oo to S2OXX) par year. The bunt nee* of our out-of-town friend* carefully looked after. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. HAVE YOU READ “WANTS” 70th SEMI ANNUAL INTEREST NOTICE v THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK 827 Broad Street. Incorporated 1879. Regular six months’ interest at the rate of 4 per oerat has been placed to thp credit of de positors and will be compounded July Ist, 1914. 'ALL deposits made and new accounts erpenod to July 10th will bear interest from the first of July. The directors and officers cor dially' invite new accounts. DIRECTORS Edw J. Lynn. J Willie I -evy, F. I, Fuller, Charles I>. Carr, Arthur H. M»cry, iJr Thus, R Wright, Farcy E. May. OFFICERS Perry IC. May— Proliant. Dr. The*. R. Wright—Vice-President J. O* Wtlgle—Ctihlw. X*. W. Lyeth A**t ('fishier. "VOTES FOR WOMEN” STATIONERY The Official Water-marked Writing Paper approved by National American Woman Suffrage Association. The stock is a white SUPERFINE FABRIC FINISH and each shoct contains the water mark, “VOTES FOR WOMEN." RETAILS FOR 3B CENTS. Can be had at Richards Stationery Co. The Merchants Bank ■ ■ ■ ■ = OR AUGUSTA '.77.',""Z CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $500,000 Deposits in the Savings Department made up to the 10th of July, draw interest from July Ist Start Your Account Tomorrow. Special Notice To those interested in The Herald’s M. & M. liahel Contest, Votes will he issued in Savingß Deposits of this Hank made before July 30th, as follows: 2,000 Votes for each SI.OO Deposited, 20,d00 Votes for each SIO.OO Deposited, 200,000 Votes for each SIIXI.OO Deposited, 2.000,000 Votes for each $1,000.00 Deposited. (t< t your t per cent interest and ask for Duplicate Deposit Slips. Good for votes for your favorite organization. Make your deposit before the 10th and draw interest from July Ist. The Merchants Bank Augusta, Georgia David Rluaky, Hugh H. Alexander, Richard E. Allen, Oh a*. E. Brown, K A Pendleton, J. U. Welgia WITS MUSIC WITH EDUCATION Unanimous Election of Dr. David Starr Jordan Expected at Nat’l Ass’n Meeting Today. Bt. Paul, Minn.—-To hear committee ! report* and elect officer*, the Nation- Education AHHoriation held it* an j riual bufllne** meeting today. The I unanimous election of Dr. David Starr Jordan of Iceland Stanford University, 'h» presidency was expected, i The resolutions committee embod ied |ri it* report a resolution endors ing woman suffrage The resolution does not specifically mention man or woman suffrage but states that the ! educators of the country believe “po litical equality” for sexes necessary j for the best interest, of the nation. While the business meeting was in 1 session, various problems pertaining | to the welfare of children were dis | cussed by delegates in different de partments and plans outlined for the (solution of questions vital to the edu j rational world. Due to 111 Health. Speaking before; the department of ' child hygiene, J>r. Louis W. Rapeer <»r the New York Training School for Teachers, advocated education as a means of eliminating “enormous na tional financial loss” due to ill health “The average working man’s family has an economic loss of between five and 15 per cent of the anual income due to ill health,” Dr. Rapeer said. "The principal method for eliminating this was through education. As a preparation for Industrial efficiency no phase of general or direct voca tional training ranks higher in im portance than health education." City boys with useless experience become convicts, while country boys educated in a natural environment by family responsibility, become doctors, lawyers, merchants and teachers, ae « nrding to Rufus Stanley of Elmira, \\ Y., who Hpoke before the state and national club leaders. Cause is Simple. “The cause is very simple,” Mr. Stanley said. “The city boy is train ed in an unnatural environment with out normal influences of family, neighbors, school work or play to an abnormal viewpoint of life” I*. P. Ulaxton. United States Com missioner of Education, speaking be fore the Department of Music, said If he were to make up a curriculum for a public school he “would put in a lit tle physical culture, a little reading and writing, a little arithmetic and a big dab of music.” BODIES CREMATED. New York. The bodies of Arthur Caron, Charles Berg and Carl Han j sen, three victims of last week’s d/na i mite explosion wore cremated yester- I day. The body of Mary Chavez, an I innocent victim of the explosion, was Identified by her husband. Pastor ; Chavez, a Cuban, of Tampa, Fla., who ‘•ame here to take the body to Tampa. Malaria or Chills & Fever Preicriptioa No. 666 it prepared especially lor MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doaea will break any caae, and if taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not return. It acta on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 2So MY SALE CARD One acre fronting on “Summer Hill Boulevard," just beyond Hampton Terrace, North Augusta, S. C. Get my cash pr! e. Five acres, near above, on easy terms. One acre, neat four room cot tage, Belvedere, S. C.„ about f 1.200 CHAS. WARREN DAVIS Rea! Estate & Insurance, No, 218 Dyer Building .HE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. |i 1 i f|| Mm ffiil i^£§iiSS J— Hl—Hill ill l ii -2 it STATUE OF LIBERTY ► Thi* statue, thr larf**t m the world. tepremnta the Goddm of Liberty holdmf aloft j I. a torrh with which ah * enlightens thr world It was designed by Fredmr-Augusu Bar tholdi.vand presented to the United States by rite people of France CrOf// V SHOWING MADE BY SHAMROCK IV American Yachtsmen Have Re. cently Received an Interest ing Analysis of Sloops Pre liminary Showing. New York. —American yachtsmen who are in close touch with the prep arations being made by Sir Thomas Upton for his fourth attempt to lift the America’s Cup, have recently re ceived an Interesting analysis of the preliminary showing of Shamrock IV. A cording to this report the challenger designed by Charles Nicholson is like ly to prove the most dangerous yacht ever sent across the Atlantic in quest of the famous trophy. Although the English yachting experts will not com mit themselves regarding the chances of the challenger as yet. the Impres sion appears to be growing that it Shamrock IV makes the ocean trip without straining she will prove far more formidable than any of the Shamrocks or Valkyres that raced for the cup between 1893 and 1903. As in the case with the cup defense yachts. Resolute, Defiance and Vani tie, there still remains much to be done on Shamrock IV before she sails for America late this month. Several changes in rig and ballast have al DBl SCALY PIMPLES OVER CHIOS FACE Eczema Looked Angry. Face Red and Disfigured. Applied Cuticura Soap and Ointment. In Ten Days Completely Healed. Marplelon, W V.—" When my little boy »m one year old he broke out In little fine pimple* all over hi* face. At time* they jr r "N, would dry up and get /\ xJ /\ ecaly and pael of, then J they would break out I 'hn fresh again He would ”** 2 / • CT ** r ’ l them until hi* VS. - hr face would he raw. The 'y, K ersema looked angry and rmn blood and eomip- V tlon III* face wa* red and dUflgured Re eeomeri reetleee and I had to be up with him the greater part of the nlghta. *' I applied rartoua remedies without re i gull. He continued to break out with the eriema until t aent for aome Cuticura Soap | and Ointment. I uard them and the flrat, , application eased him. In ten day* he waa i completely cured “ (Signed' Mr*. List I# j MoUohaa. Jan. 3, 1914. Samples Free by Mali Retain your good look*, keep your Ain ; dear, scalp clean and free from dandruff, and hair Ur* and gtoaay Cuticura Soap, with an occasional uar of Cuticura Ointment, will promote and maintain them* coveted rendition* In moot raee* when aU rlae fella. Reside* In purity, delicate medication con venience and economy, they meet with Ihg approval of the moat dlerrUnlaatlng Al though Cuticura Soap (Me ' and Cuticura < 'lnlmrr.t i.\Oc ' are eold by druggists every | where, a sample of each with 32-p Akin j Book will lie sent free upon roqueet. Ad • dram: "Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston. ’ iHpifijlg Of All Human Blessings ipeipjnal Liberty Is Ftoed «fg the Highest Budweiser means Moderation. ready been made and the experiment, inj and drilling of the crew win con tinue until the challenger is put un der jury rig for the long voyage to the cup course. All this experimenting and Improving meets with the entire approval of the English yachting ex perts, hut when it comes to the crew and skipper the same confidence and support is lacking. In fact the com mand and manning of the yacht is the subject of much talk, and wide di vergence of opinion. The old yachting •hands, while acknowledging that Cap tain Burton, who Is to command, is probably the best racing man in Great Britain today, do not like the Idea ol Captain Sycamore, with al! his experi enee of racing off Sandy Hook, being entirely elimnated. Dual Command. This move was doubtless decided upon, to avoid the friction that oc curred ,n 19.03, owing to a sort of dual command. This year Captain Burton will be in sole command. He will have as his assistant, however, Captain Turner, who acted in a similar capacity for Burton in most of the big races in English waters and re cently on Sir Thomas I-ipton's twenty three metre yacht Shamrock in Eng lish regattas. Aside from the lack of experience in America cup races, some doubt Is expressed among racing >achtsmen whether these two will get as much out of the crew as would Captain Sycamore, who is better known among the men forming the crew. A yachtsman who has had experi ence with each of the yachts Sir Thomas has sent across the Atlantic, expresses the opinion that one of the chief causes of failure in the past has been the lack of training of the crews of the Shamrocks. The Americans, he pointed out, spend weeks in get ting their crews into training, and hour after hour they are put through practice of lowering and raising sails, until orders given by the captain are carried out with a quickness that is a marvel and surprise to English yachtsmen. While the Americans are practicing, he said, the British crews take life easy. The result is seen when the race is on, since quickness in carrying out orders makes the dif ference between success and defeat. That Captain Burton realizes this is shown by the fact that the Sham rock IV men are being drilled harder than any previous cup challenging crew. Those who arc Inclined to be pessimistic, however, contend that the real test will come when the amateur skipper of Shamrock TV endeavors to arouse the enthusiasm In the crew necessary for to bring about th* ut most speed and harmony among its in dividual members. They hold to the opinion that a veteran professional like Captain Sycamore can always get better results from the men before the mast than an amateur Time alone can solve this problem, which Is of far greater Importance than would appear from surface indications. CORRUPT PRACTICE ACT. Baltimore.—John J. Mahon, James II lurking, Daniel J. Loden and \V. Harry Palm, all prominent local poli ticians, were indicted by a grand jury today. Mahon. Larkina and Loden Hre charged with violating the corrupt practices act In connection with an al leged collection of money by police men in the gubernatorial campaign of UtL The money WHS to go to the democratic campaign fund. Patro Is accused of bribery in con nection with legislation in the gen eral assembly In 1912, "UNDRAPED" PARIS VAUDEVILLE. Paris.—Two of the principal vaude ville houses in Paris will be subjected to an investigation by a magistrate today. It Is charged that certain un draped scenes constitute an offense against public decency, and the man agers. together with several actresses wiU be interrogated. Every American would sacrifice his fortune and his f life to perpetuate the free dom guaranteed by the Constitu tion of the United States. Americans holding such ideals have built the name and established the fame of BUDWEISER. 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