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TEN 4% THE 4% Planters Loan and Savings Bank 706 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GA. ORGANIZED 1870—44 YEARS AGO. SOLIDITY—B TRENGTM—SAFETY. The full meemln* of these throe word* whan u*od In connaa tlon with money. 1* RBSPON BIBLE BANKING. RESPONSIBLE bank* ok ts the policy under which thl* lnetl tutlon ha* been managed aluoo the first day It started business— -44 years ago BAFETY Is only possible In a Financial Institution whose IINALTERABLE POLICY has been and always will be RESPON SIBLE BANKING METHODS. We solicit the eooounts of careful, conHSPTatlve, energetic per sona, and guarantee Lb# sera* careful attention to small accounts, as to the larger ones. jk Q 1 L. C. HAYNE, President. A_CC GEO. P. BATES, CasKier. | Better i Cheaper I Quicker Hot 'Water Here’s a little heater with a long copper coil and a quick-acting, high power burner that will supply all the not water you need without vexatious delay or worry, and at a surprisingly low cost for gas. This- heater is strongly constructed and neatly de signed and finished. A visit to our showroom will give you complete infop matiou and an inspection of the heater in operation. The Gas Light Company of Augusta Teach Your, Boy § to % SAVE Yes, leach your boy to save and be sure your girl learn* the same lesson. Have them study one of our Pass Books. It will help them in their literary studies. Many a child who is now a “grown up” has learned the valuable lesson at this bank THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK 35 years of faithful service BUILD WITH BRICK GEORGIA-CAROLINA BRICK COMPANY AUGUSTA, - QBOkQIA 1 Qf®, .Jk *•«*/ s « /• s V **r »ft ■H^W^C sssp^Tirrv I smjiuii in GOLD TREASURE Majority Report of House Banking Committee Advocates Four Hundred Million Dollars of it Turned Over to Reserve Board. Washington.—" With a gold treasure of more than $700,000,000, the federal reserve banks can face the future and grant ample relief," said a majority report of the house banking commit tee today in advocacy of the senate bill to allow the $100,000,000 now im pounded In vaults of member banks to be turned over to the federal re serve banks, to secure immediately the strength contemplated in the original law to be reached after three years. Representative Lindberg, of Minne sota, Republican, In a minority report opposing the majority, said ihab "if the federal reserve lianks are going to set the example of hoarding the lawful money, not even the bankers could peep If the people followed the ex ample." U. SJEOCISS TO HOSPITAL Doctors and Nurses on Ameri can Vessel Will Probably Do Service at Torquay. London, 8:47 p. m.—Major Patter son, In charge of the physicians and nurses on the American Hospital Ship Red Cross, now In Knlmouth harbor, conferred today with the Duchess of Mult-borough, Lady Randolph Church ill nnd Lady Paget concerning the placing of American Red Cross nurses and surgeons in the American wo men's hospital at Torquay. Jt has been virtually decided that tlie American hospital units assigned to England will he sent to Torquay. The Torquay Hospital has 300 beds, sod the American women are anxious that all the nurses and surgeons be Americans. The two units assigned lo England are only half enough for this hospital and an appeal probably will he made to the American Red Cross to supply two more units later. Dr. Ernest Lane, an English sur geon, director of the Torquay Hos pital. will supervise the American staff. SOOTHERS BANK THE ACCUSER Secretary McAdoo Wires Names of Two N. Y. Institu tions Charged With Re quiring Seven Per Cent In terest. Waehington—Secretary McAdoo to day telegraphed A. H. Wlggln, chair man of the New York Clearing House, the names of two New York banks which he declared have been accused by a large Southern bank of requir ing seven per cent Interest on sev eral large loans. The names of the two banks were made public, but the secretary said: “If the banks deny having made such loans at seven per cent Interest, I will take the matter up with the 1 Southern bank and get further de tails." The telegram was sent In response to one from Mr Wiggtn declaring that | New York bonks were not charging more than six per cent to customers and correspondents on “some Wall Street loans and on paper placed by : brokers." The Ruud Tank Water Heater WORLD'S SERIES I SI THE GRAND Manager Tant Announces He Will Again Use the Electra score to Report Full Details. Manager Richard R. Tant of the ; Orand makes announcement today that Ihe will again uae the Electrascoro. which proved ao popular last year, la reporting the world's series game* In full detail, beginning October 9th. Every play Is registered by electri city Just us It Is made and is also called out at the same time. It Is tho next thing to the best seat In the grand stand at the actual scene of the great ' exhibition. In fact, the Electrascore I has the same effect on the fans—they rise to their feet and root for their j team as ts the pitcher of the opposing team were actually on the mound be- I fore them and they were endeavoring to rattle him. The Orand will seat fifteen hundred people and will be the popular place to get tbebest returns from the tug games next month. TEDDY IN INDIANA. Terre Haute. Ind.—-Colonel Roose velt delivered here Saturday after noon the first of twro addreses tn In diana In behalf of Albert J. Beveridge. Progressive candidate for United States senator. He will speak at In dianapolis Saturday night. SI.OO to $2 00 lot of flu.- Shtrtu, at s4c; auapp) pattern* fr« G. Martina. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Dame Fashion’* decree of short skirts for Fall renders it more essential than ever that Milady’s Shoes shall be above reproach. In fact the emphasis of her attire will be decidedly upon THE FEET. She will find in the season’s new Walk-Overs all that fashion or heart could desire. In Men’s Shoes too, there is a tendency toward new lines, shapeliness, neatness and snug fitting qualities predominating. With probably the largest and most comprehensive line of Men and Women’s really attractive Fall and Winter Shoes, we cordially invite your inspection. SAYS 1,600 GERMAN DEAD BY EXPLOSION ONE SHELL OF TERRIBLE TURPINITE Ssn rranclseo, Call.—Description of the deadly effect of turplnlte, the new VYench explosive, is contained In a let ter received here by Miss Ethel Crocker, from her cousin, taslmlj Ponlatowski, who Is fighting with the French. Sixteen hundred Germans, whose hearts had been Instantly stopped by the ectlo nos a turplnlte shell that fell In a trench they were holding, were found dead on thetv feet, M. Poinatowsk! writes, their rifles In their hands In the attlude of taking aim. Importer Maker MRS. S. E. BELL First Showing of the Season’s Latest Fall Millinery Styles Will Occur on September 28th and 29th. You are Especially Invited to Attend. Second floor Harison Building, Over Bonita Theatre. FOR RENT An attractive seven room house on Monte Sano. Electric lights and all conve niences. Price $32.50 per month. Frank W. Moore School of Shorthand and Bookkeeping FALL TERM OPEN. Day Session. Night School. Phone 427. Harison Building- Walk-Over Supremacy Was Never More For cibly Illustrated Than in Our Men and Women's New Fall Shoes WALKOVER BOOT SHOP C. A. Nickerson, Manager Now is the Time to Think oi FLOOR COVERINGS We Issue Votes in Herald's M. & M. Contest We are Augusta agents for the famous MoDougall Kitchen Cabinet. Maxwell Bros. “Home Furnishers.” 973 Broad. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. And when you have thought, come to our store and look. You will find a large and pleasing variety of every charac ter of floor covering here, including Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Matting. Furniture for the Bed Room, Dining Room, Hall, Kitchen, Stoves, Ranges l —any and every thing for the home may be found in a variety of styles and prices..