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NMNM THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. IQ RIDE OF LIFE IN WOULD YOU DARE DON THIS $7,500 KNEELET? foungster Cheerful as Ever When Arrested—Woman Gives Police Clew. Laughing and declaring that he had had the “best time ever,” Homer Wil son, the 13-year-old son of Sidney Wilson, No. 331 Courtland street, was taken to the Detention Home Friday morning pending trial In the Juvenile Court on the charge of “Joy riding” •lone to Auburn, Ga . in O. A. How- •ir» automobile, which mysteriously disappeared Monday morning Young Wilaon was arrested Thors day night shortly after he had landed back home on a freight train from Auburn to Atlanta Aooordlng to the boy's story he mounted the automobile In front of the Handler Building Monday and drore alone to Auburn, where he ran out of gasoline and ditched the oar. Without money and friends, the boy took the next freight train to Atlanta, arriving here Thursday night. I»e- ■rplte his harrowing experience, he was In the best of spirits when he •lipped In on his parents, and Friday morning laughed and wild ho had had a howling good time when he was taken to the Detention Home. Xhe arrest of young Wilson wan made on Information furnished to the police by an Atlanta woman, whose name Is unknown, to whom the boy loaned an Inner tube before he left Atlanta Wednesday. Where you put it, just below the knee, is shown in the upper picture, which also shows that in order to have the diamonds flash and the pearls glisten, you must brin^ yourself to wear a daring slit skirt, just a little bit beyond any yet seen on Atlanta streets. Below is an enlarged photograph of the kneelet. W%; BRING 2,000 HERE Cotton Boll Bearing “Atlanta 1914“ Helped Land Brother hood Convention. C. M. Barnwell, Jr., chairman of the executive committee of the local assembly, Brotherhood of St. An drew, announced Friday that the 1914 convention of the brotherhood, which (s a national organization of the Episcopal Church, will be held in At lanta. The convention was obtained for Atlanta largely through the efforts of H. E. Watts, treasurer of the ex ecutive committee of the local assem bly, who went personally to Chicago lit the 1912 convention to extend this pity’s invitation and work for its ac ceptance. The meeting will bring about 2.000 Belegates from all parts of the United States and Canada and will mean an fcdded impetus to the work of the Episcopal Church In the South. A unique method of advertising the invention was started in Chicago. All of the delegates were given a totton boll with a streamer attached bearing the words: "Atlanta, 1914.” This year the delegates at the con tention in New York will be given a E iniature bale of cotton with a slml- r streamer. The delegates who at tend the convention next year will be |riven some finished cotton product as H souvenir. The other members of the execu tive committee are: P. G. Hanahan. Mce president; W. E. Hannum. see re- ary; Rev. J. D. Whig, chaplain; J. W ussey, H. K; Ward. D. C. Lawton. W. William©. H. E. White. George , Owen and A. H. Thom&a ■ ’ A Real Slit in the Skirt Necessary to Show Properly This Newest Jewel Fad. A kneelet of gold, studded with dia monds, is the latest thing to-day. The one shown In the picture is worn by Jane Ott, of New York, teacher of the tango. She plans to introduce to the public this newest of woman's orna ments. The kneelet Is to bo worn with a slit gown, which almost permits the knee to emerge from its retirement of centuries The gown Is Just a trl- fie more daring than any yet shown This kneelet is worth $7,500. It consists of a broad plaque of filigree gold encrusted with diamonds. In this respect—except that It Is much wider—It resembles its predecessor, anklet. But, owing to the firmness of tts position, it i8 able to do what the anklet could not do—it supports a pendant, or drop, which is a large pearl set In many diamonds. Its designers hope that it will neither shock the lawmakers who might forbid its use, or those with sufficient force of character to arouse public opinion which would turn against the daring slit skirt necessary to display the kneelet. Weak, Nervous and Diseased Men Permanently Cured DR HUGHES Is an experienced specialist Dr. Hughes success fully treats and per manently cures Pre mature W e a k n ess, Blood Poison, Kidney, Bladder, Pros tatic and Contracted Diseases and all Chronic and Prlva'e Diseases cured lp a few days. Varicocele. 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Opposite Third National Bank, 16 2 N Bjoad St.. Atlanta. Ga. Hours. 9 sQm. to 7 p m.i Sunday*. 9 to 1. T The Famous English Suffragette Leader to Tour Principal Cities to "Grease Wheels of Cause.” Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. LONDON, Sept. 5.—A hint was given to-day at the headquarters of the Women’s Social and Political Un ion that Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, who is planning a tour of the United States this fall, will Introduce mili tant methods In the suffrage cam paign In America. One prominent member of the organization Ut quoted as saying: “Things will move more rapidly when Mrs. Pankhurst reaches the other Side. She will liven things up. The founder of mlHtantlsm can show the American women bow to grease the wheels of the cause.” Joan Wickham will sail on th3 Cedric on September 11, and Is due In New York September 19 to ar range the Pankhurst tour. Mra Pankhurst will make several ad dresses in New York and expects to speak also In Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Baltimore. Cleveland, Pittsburg, Buf falo and Kansas City. Mrs. Pankhurst expects to have a definite itinerary arranged before she arrives In New York, but will go out of her way to deliver speeches in favor of the cause if invited by suf frage organizations. English sufTragettes resumed tac tios of violence to-day. Several farm buildings and five haystacks* were burned near Hampstead and the golf links there were destroyed. The dam age Is estimated at $5,000. & EVERY MEAL A DELIGHTFUL FEAST IF YOU BUY YOUR SUPPLIES FROM UNION MARKET 15 and 17 West Alabama Street At All Times the Mrs. Sallie O'Kelley Expires Suddenly Mrs. Sallie O’Kelley, one of Atlan ta’s most widely known women, died suddenly Thursday at her residence, No. 92 Woodward avenue. She was 6* years old and had been in falling health nearly two years. Mrs. O'Kelley was an active mem ber of the Grace Memorial Church, and during the ten years she had lived In Atlanta was always a promi nent figure In charitable work. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. A. J. Swann, of Atlanta; Mrs. W. C. Worley, of Columbus, Miss.; Mrs. James Beall, of Carrollton; Mrs. W. P. Self, of Birmingham, and four sons, Dr. B. L, O’Kelley, of Round Oak; C. B. O’Kelley, of Grantville; E. L. and R. H. O'Kelley, of Atlanta. Funeral services w r ere held Friday morning at Patterson’s Chapel, Rev. C. O. Jones officiating. The body will be taken Friday afternoon to Grant ville, Ga., and Interred In the family burying ground. Scots Issue Call to Monthly Gathering “Hae the guide wife scart the pot, get the plnheed, an’ wi’ the spurtle mak’ ye a line bowl of porridge early in the twalicht,’’ Is the general order issued from the camp of the Atlanta Scottish Association which will hold its monthly meeting In the Kiser Building Friday night. Chief A. Crulckshank, assisted by Secretary W. A. Somerville, will have charge of the session ISSUING TAX EXECUTIONS- COLUMBUS, Sept. 5.—City Mar shal George J. Burma has begun is suing executions against property owners who have n*t paid their taxes for 1918. Your Feet Torture You? The feet are most scientifically organ ized, a network of nerves, with more sweat glands than any other equal sur face or the body. They work almost Incessantly, yet receive the least hy gienic attention of any part of the body. Sweat exudations clog the pores, retard circulation and produce poisonous toxins which cause ail foot misery. Jacobs' Foot Relief is a powerful anti septic cleanser and healer. Dissolved In the foot bath, It draws out the poisonous matter and relieves suffering Instantly, stops the burning and lumping sensa- j tions, stops swelling and gives genuine i foot comfort. After a few nights’ use, NO MORE FOOT TORTURE FOR YOU. j Try it 18c, by mall 20c. Jacobs’ Foot Comfort, powder form, to be sprinkled In shoes and stockings, to prevent excessive perspiration and burning pains. 15c, by mail 17c.— (Advt.) EA-TONE Liver Laxative that tones the liver. A VEGETABLE COMPOUND Price for a la 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25 cents bottle 25c 25c 25c 25c At All Drug and Grocery Stores. JOHN B. DANIEL, Distributor. The New 1913 Discovery An external treatment for Pellagra & Consumption Whooping Cough Write for Affidavits & Free Sample. EA-TONE MEDICINE CO., 7 Hill St., Atlanta. Ga. Davis Street School Boundaries Changed Considerable area formerly in the English avenue school district has been transferred to the Davis street school. Parents are asked by the Board of Education to notice the change and to get transfers in time for the opening day. Young Man Slain by Bailiff Not Married Luther Hawkins, shot and killed by a bailiff at Columbus, was not married, says his father, J. T. Haw kins, of East Point. His statement is made to refute stories that his son married a girl In Llndale, Go., and deserted her. ASKIN & MARINE COMPANY CORDELE STORE ROBBED. CORDELE.—While the employees In the mercantile establishment of L. J. Roobin were busy in the front of the store, $400 worth of millinery and other goods were carried away through the rear entrance. CHOICEST MEATS, MOST SELECT POULTRY,FRESHEST FISH,OYSTERS and VEGETABLES and the MOST LUSCIOUS FRUITS. .:. .:. .:. Buy That School Suit Here! —All ready for school! —Now is the time to provide that boy with a good, serviceable school suit—a suit that will stand all the rough, hard wear that he can give it. —We have enlarged our boys’ clothing depart ment, and we are ready to show you an up-to-date assortment of guaranteed suits—all sizes, all styles, all kinds. —Bring the boy in and let us fit him out. We'll gladly open a charge account with you. Remember These Things: —We are showing those nobby new black and white stripes in men's fall suits. —The latest styles in women’s tailor-made suits have arrived. —Our millinery department offers you an excellent opportunity to buy one of the latest pattern hats at a very moderate price. We Wanf Your Name On Our Books Open Your Account Now AS&lf4 I MMU J. N. McINTYRE, Prop. Phones: Bell Mein 1897 Atlanta 928 78 Whitehall Street Madeline Force Astor Saves her sister’s happiness in a drama of real life—“They shall not wreck her life as they have wrecked mine.” The heart-throb bing climax will be revealed in Next Sunday's American Just as all the inner secrets of At lanta’s most exclusive circles, with the smart doings of the fashiona bles, will be bared by Polly Peachtree Then this issue will contain, also, several features of espedial inter est to the fair sex, including Why Women Cannot Help Being Hysterical And a discussion by Gertrude Hoffman, with charming studies of herself—of a novel means of reducing fat. But the Sunday American is not all light reading. You can be sure of getting All the Latest News • From the daily activities of the boll weevil to the midnight hap penings in Huerta’s palace. You’d better join the largest reading dr- . cle in the South if you are not al ready in it. Order from your dealer or by Phone to Main.100,