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M- < I TTTF ATT. A XT.' GThOHGTW A XT) XEWS. L M'NAUGHTON TO LIVE FOR SONS;, JJPJ OEMS SURE SLATON WILLGRANT PARDON Negro Burglar, Surprised in Home by Mrs. Samuel Hopkins, Sought by Police. Detectives are searching the city for a negro who robbed the home of Samuel Hawkins. No. 11 Orme street, late Thursday afternoon and escaped after threatening to kill Mrs. Haw kins with a blackjack. The burglar stole a gold watch and some small change, but over looked a diamond ring which Mr. Hawkins told the police was in a dresser drawer in one of the bed rooms He entered the house by opening a rear window with a Jimmy. Mrs Hawkins had been to the mat inee and returned to her home short ly before 5 o'clock. As she closed the front door behind her, a negro came into the hall from a bedroom. Before Mrs Hawkins could scream, the negro drew a blackjack from his pricket and leaped in front of her. “if you move I’ll knock your brains out the burglar sa d, brandishing his club. Mrs. Hawkins shrank back and the negro escaped. Pair Wed by Indian And Church Rites COLORADO SPRINGS. POL.. Sept 12 Indian rites and the regular Protestant service were used in the wedding ceremony of Charles H. Rob erts, business man of St. Joseph. Mo. i and Mrs. PH can ora B. Grey, of Chi- | . cago. Standing on a swastika symbol, they made their vows. Pueblo In dians of the cliff dwellers' ruins danced their tribal dance. The bridegroom has Hopl Indian blood in his veins Following the ceremony the Indians danced their marriage dance. Secretary Daniels Favors 3 Warships WASHING!ON, Sept. 12— Out of an important conference by Seere- tarv of the Navy Daniels and ('hair- man Padgett, of the House Naval Committee, Is expected to develop Hie actual recommendation of Mr. Dan iels for battleship construction this year Even the conservatives, at the Navv Department who have been encour aged by Secretary Daniel's "don’t - ha ul-down-the-flag policy." believe he will stand firmly for three battle ships. Eleanor Wilscn Is Denied Lower Berth NEW YORK. Sept. 12.—When Mis? Eleanor Wilson, daughter of the Pres ident, learned on her train ride from New York to Cornish, N. H., that tlitre were no lower berths, a Mr. I Howe, husband of her cousin, ex plained the situation to all the oc cupants of lower berths. "They all said the Maine thing," said ] Mr. Howe, "that the President’s I Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian, j da , Jf?hter could sleep ln an upper berth | ”EK!N, Sept. 12 —The existing ten- I a9 weI1 as one el8e ." Nippon Warships at Nanking Are Ready to Enforce Terms of Peremptory Note. He Lost His $50 Dog; Sues Railway, Wins ELLT.TAY, Sept. 12.—In Justice Court here before Judge Wimpey, J. W. Rob erts, of Tioga, sued the L. and N. Railroad Company for $50. the value of n fox hound said to have been killed by a train. Judgement was rendered against the railroad and the case was appealed. Hall County to Aid Through Road Plan GAINESVILLE, Sept. 12.—Hall County is to put her part of the road In the’New York-Atlanta highway in good condition soon. Habersham and Stephens, Just north of Hall County, have about completed their share ln the building of the roadway •ion between the Chinese and Japa nese Governments over demands the Japanese in connection with the killing of three Japanese citizens pt the recent battle at Nanking between federals and revolutionists was heightened to-day by a peremptory note from Toklo asking for an imme diate acceptance or refusal. The de mands Include: Payment of $1,000 indemnity to the families of the three slain men: sum mary punishment of the Chinese offi cers responsible for the shooting; a public apology by General Chang Maun, the federal commander at Nan king, to the Japanese Consul, and the parade of General Chang Hsun's troops before the Japanese Consulate • s a sign of abjection. These demands are in the hands of the Cabinet. There is a force of 2,00ft Japanese marines at Nanking and the Japa nese Consulate there Is protected by a battery of quick-firing puns, while there are five Japanese warships In the harbor. any . Schools in Manila ‘Model for World' Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. MANILA, Sept. 12.—Clarence B. ! Miller, representative from Minne- I sola: Professor Suzzallo. of Colum bia University, and Mr. Bruner, the locust expert, are here. Professor Suzzallo says that the Philippine schools are a model for the world. DON'T LET YOUR HAIR MAKE YOU AGED ism To Women Backache—Nervous? Headache—Blue? If you suffer from inch aymntomn at irrasrular interval* yon should take an inviroratiiiff tonie and won an I y regu lator whieh haa given satisfaction for over 40 yeara Dr. Pierce’* Favorite Prescription Made without alcohol a pure grlycoric extract of American forest roots. Your druggist will supply you. It Ha* Given Satisfaction For fc^jasaaiia Over 40 Years | f'* RAY HAIR means from 10 to 2ft v -* years added to your age You realize this Therefore, don't let your hair age you Keep it in good condi tion. and young looking. If your hair now is fading and turn ing gray, bring back its color and vitality with Robinnalre Hair Dye. This is a natural restorative which simply brings bark the original color and the lost vitality, and makes the hair beautiful again It is not to bleach or change the original color of the hair, and should not be confused with such preparations. It is a scien tific formula, prepared in our own laboratory, and we guarantee it to be ' armless, and as it does not stain the ■-('alp its use is net detected. Thou sands of women and men in all arts of the country are using it. with best results to retain the color and to keep the hair soft, lustrous and in a beautiful, well-groomed condition. Prepared for Tight, medium and dark brown and black hair At druggists >nd toilet goods departments, 75c; by parcel post. S3c. Send us the name of your druggist If he cannot supply you and we will send you FREE samples of the world- renowned Roblnna re Face Powder and Cold Cream of Roses. Jacobs' Phar macy Co.. Atlanta, Ga. Carlton’s New Fall Shirts Shirts, of course, are many times pur chased because they’re a necessity. When there’s a change of season and such attractive shirts are presented for your choice, it’s hard to resist a purchase. Get a glimpse of a windowful at Carl in’s—you’ll come in to see more of them. TheCleanCuff Shirt It was a trick of genius that inspired he weave that made for cuff economy. This being a broad stripe of the body roods placed at the edge of the cuffs for irotection. Madras and fine Percales $ 1.50 and $2.00 Manhattan Shirts in beautiful fall and winter patterns. $1.50, $2 and $2.50 Carlton’s 36 Whitehall Bring Your Prescriptions to Elkin’s. Ask Your Family Physician. Bring Your Prescriptions to Elkin’s. Ask Your Family Physician. Bring Your Prescriptions to Elkin’s. W. Dr. J. W. MeNnughton, and his two motherless sons. Charles aged Hi, on the left, and Alexander B., aged 9, on the right. The ATLANTA T0-H1SHT S# . yfll. 8 HliiHf The Fi/lerry Countess Thursdav V Montgomery Ad vertiser says. "Presented, by a cast of principals who were ca pable ln every respect nnd mounted in lavish and gorgeous manner. *T1 Merry Countess turned out to be a glittering ami surprising concoction of startling novelties; wVrling. twirling dances; and refreshing and origi nal comedy. Every principal was able and »<»me far above the av erage ability evinced by leading characters in road shows." Wednesday’s Macon Telegraph says: "’The Merry Countess’ Is a notable offering It is doubtful if we will have as pretty music, nor ii9 well sung ; his In r We have not had many in the past." Other critics say the same; so you are taking no chances with this show. Night 25c to $1.C0; Mat. 25c to $1. ORCHESTRA OF 15 Physician Says His Heart Is Free From Bitterness and Expresses Trust in Providence. "I thank God nnd your honorable board for recommendation for full pardon. 1 knew God would not per mit the innocent to suffer." This was the text of a telegram re ceived by tlnvJMlaon Commission Fri day morning from Dr. W. J. Me- Naughton, the Emanuel County phy sician who is under sentence of death for the killing of Fred Flanders. Chairman Davison read the tele- cram without comment and declared that the commission would not reply to Dr. McNaughton. The recommen dation for a full pnrdon was forward ed late Thursday afternoon to Gov ernor Slaton, who probably will con sider the case for several weeks be fore reaching a decision. The reprieve granted by the Governor will expire on October 5. ;; n H * V r U,LT 2 30 ‘ 1,11 ^ 1 1 11 MK.it St 8 30 WORLD'S GREATEST TURKEY TROTTERS. Frank Inez HALE and PATTERSON Villa iJif V QU e EN OF f ' ° >nnj S’NBlNG COM.01 MfS Deimore and Lee; Dons Wi'gon and Company, and others LYRIC wcfk M:*ts Tuesday Thursday. Saturday The Season’s Greatest Play THE A L jf , H£A .T A Great Stage Production. Matinee Prices, 1 5c. 35c Nght Pr.ces. 15c. 50c. SAVANNAH. Sept. 12 —In a state ment on the recommendation by the prison board for his full pardon, Dr. W J. McNaughton. central figure In one of Georgia's greatest murder mysteries, su'd to-day: "I have no plan for the future ex cept to go back and try and retrieve what has been lost—my practice, many of my friends and virtually all the money 1 ever had. "It's quite a price to pay for cir cumstantial evidence, but I have no bitterness in my heart toward any one or anything ln the world, but the most kindly feeling. I am going right back where I lived before and I sin cerely trust the people will repose in me the same confidence they did J when 1 lived and worked among j them." Had Faith in Providence. "I am surprised and not surprised.' he said. "Always 1 felt that the Just God who watches over the destiny of us all would not let me come to grU»f and something teld me that all would , be well. And then 1 reflected that lj had been Imprisoned, tried and teneed to hang for a crime it have been impot«slble for me to com mit. even admitting that Flanders did not kill himself by the habitual u* of some drug, and what I have been thxough. made me so bitter as to I think that mistakes sometimes hap pen and the innocent are sacrificed on the altar of Justice. I feel to-day like everything is go ing to be right." He looked from his narrow cell window across the pret tiest park in Savannah, a Jungle of palmettos and sweet-flowering vines The sun shines, the birds sing and the world Is green. From my window here 1 have lookc-d out across this park and seen the hundreds of little children playing on the soft, velvety grass, and it lias seemed that my fought sgainst the Prison Commission making a favorable recommendation. I do not think they really believe me guilty, but rather (hat they have so worked themselves up they can't see mw the other side of the case, the facts that ntand out so glaringly to acclaim Bgj me absolutely innocent. |3K "I have all the confidence in the world that Governor Slaton will ap- prove the recommendation of the ■■ Prison Commission, and for the first time since I was imprisoned feel al- KEl most carefree and happy. fin "They say flint I have smiled Bn through it all and borne everything K3 with a wonderful fortitude. My cor.- science has been clear and I felt that fibs after all a smile was the best tried: cine f fi»r the feelings ef myself and for IjsB those around me. I knew that I was to be here for quite* a long time, no matter what happened, and I decided to make myself as comfortable as '’possible nd to get ail the enjo mem out of my unenviable position I j (ould. "1 have learned to know’ the pris oners by name. Some of them are good, some are bad, but nearly all of I them have had a kind word and pleas I 3 art smile for me. They always stopped for a little chat and to In - I quire after my case. I made myself | j as useful as possible when any of them were feeling bad and acted as an unofficial physician for the jail." I Coming c! The Sunbeam How to Avoid Those Pains and Dis tress Which so Many Mothers Havs 8uffered. Teeth Preparations There’s Nothing More Essential to Good Health Than GOOD TEETH. Rublfoam | to Foaodont. liquid, powder or paste 21 o Lyon's Tooth Powder 19c Sanitol Tonth Powder 2lo Sanitol, liquid or fiwte 21c Ko'ynoa Tooth Paste |9 C Oalox Tooth Powder 19c PoIhto Tooth Paste jg,. Brown'* t’nmoturaifrd Dentifrice 2ic Colgate'* Tooth Paste , 20c Colgate's Tooth Powder 15c arid 24c A A Dentifrice 21c Pyoral 59® Lavorls Mouth Wash 21c and 42c Pyoral Dento Tooth Paste 210 Pyoral Dento T > >th Wash 21c Pa*t«urint* Tooth. Pane .c.2lc Ernhomol Tooth Paste 2'e Llattrlne IUc. 37c and/5c •;vw-- w j; '* L , *' Nil m r Branch Store: Grand TheatarBide. $i DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Open All Might fame Gccds; fame Pr ccs ; me Service a! Branch It.re Walk Straight Through Life VViiii. r Is com ing, ao throw hack your shoulders and he prepared to meet It. This Brace will keep you straight and give you better health. It’s durable and le of white linen 1. Formerly $1.50 Our p: Saturday through Monday and mm A . 7Qi rough ■ O Ol 011 For the past fifteen yeara we haw been handling till* spe- •lal make of Imported Olive Oil. It can not be excelled. Pint, 60c. Quart, $1. Gallon, $3.75, J asid Thi This is how we are able to give exceptional values for least money: As we are stockholders in the United Drug Company, the largest drug concern in the whole world, we are enabled to take advantage of that company’s buying campaigns. When they purchase it is for the benefit of 7,000 retail druggists in the United States. Being a Rexall Store, we get these wonderful wholesale bargains. In addition to its enormous purchasing power, the United Drug Company has huge factories in various parts of the country where it manufactures nearly every article which it selis. Now you understand WHY Elkin can share his profits with his customers. ELKIN’S GREAT ER\ !« ms fine IIA I R B R IT S II, Saturday through Mon- dav, only.. 25c SALE - - SATURDAY THROUGH This Nail Brush, many MONDAY This excellent BATH BRUSH, with long handle or with hand strap, Saturday through Monday . . 25c good bristles, styles, ICc 3 for 25c Ten gross of these TOjOTH BRUSHES, all styles, to go at 15c; 2 for Fountain Syrsnse 5 ~ AM V\\a On account of the Mg demand for this 2-quart Fountain Byringa ’*;• wee' • gain offer It. Saturday through Monday, for th wonderfully low price of 98c EXT I VOIP MATINEES-tues., EEK THURS,, SAT, ARTHUR C. AISTON PRESENTS E3THA WILLIAMS In Owen Davis’ Startling Play "A MAN’S GAME” a ould burs: 1 my own little boys eti 1 thought of and the life that would be before them. Hopes to be Free bv Winter. "Before the winter comes 1 hope to be free and back with my people In a vain effort to make up for the wears months and years that have been lost ‘1 feel my situation keenly, and sit ting here with nothing to do’ but think. I can appreciate the feeling of 1 It i» * 4 i»y .. >» , friend H.*r» I*. • rxBw<tj that tk« o»**- . fl.« rnabla* iff*tn t« ix; and *rith»»ut any •train | ' ui on the llganu-nta and .nabica woman t« gc . WOUld through maternity without i-aln. nauaca. B«mlQ| . *1 vioaa or any of the dreaded ayrngtotaa m fa otillar to man* mothers. Tli'-rr L* no fo.■',!* dltt to harana tho mind. Th« thoughts do uot dwell upon tala and suffering. f«t 1 a * . h ar» a*id<Ud Tumu*«4s of wouwo nt longer rc*!/n themarifca to the thought that •k-Jmom and Atstraa# ars natural They kHim bettor, fat , In ktoUar a Friend U>»y ha»e founc a wonderful! pciirtrauivs remedy to banlab all tivoae dreaded asperlt urea. L* a auh)#ct "»mt woman should be faralhat : with, and e*i n Ulon A h *be may n«>t require aurii i rtni*'1y. "hr will n-. aud tAeo meet *«'t»e t roa- | t retire ui >thrr to hom a word ln line ah.iut i e Thi* f*aiDua r n»?dy t» sold »>jr atl drugglauu j Mothers Frit nd will come u a wn>odt«ful b:.r ai. la . nUr | . (Mt a battle It It for ext ma! :» only, and la really worth It* wet-W in r-ld W .i« U 1 iij to the l;radfS»ld Regulator Co., l?f latuai lii.U Atla-ua. (la . for a n> wt valuable booa ^r?3533gffSg7’-,» CEST iELLECO LUEV3P COAL $4.75 per Toil Henry Meinert Coal Co. L| ^ Both Phones 1737 ^ FslHE SPECIALS S"r5"~27 25c Jar HexaU PbamT»"<> ■ 1» & rasts -1th each $’ Ixttle of Ilex all ’9»" Hair Tonic. Saturday • rh Monday Bo stirs to take a.1 vantage of tils apectal combination 25c can TratVng Arbutus *-•—•**• Talcum Powder wl'h e* h fide N>*tle Trailing Arbutu* Toilet Wa ter sold Saturday throug' M<m ay Thi* water pn-* v*ea natural o»ior of the e....delicate, sweet, lasting * larre Face Chain* la wi*h e ** *•“ every ’>ox *>f llarnxeny Fa e *vder 90)d Saturday through Monday Price <»f Powder 25c. CANDY! pour.da of fresh rccriv*»d 'eec’r I ly et our nistn at >rc. Ruypr'a, Tsrk A TPford'a *"<1 ’ • gftf'a Candlra *t Sfic per re’ttnd: Mary Orrden Clvvo- ’d*c« at r< r ■ Why pay <tr ‘ c a pound rnr candi* • of unknown qua! tty v h n for the rain* money you can li y thea* celebrated miioi! SHAVING SUPPLIES, CUTLERY, Etc. Every Time Yeu So-^nd a Oollar With Us Yeu Get 100 Cents Worth of Merchandise In Roturn. Job lot 2-blad- Pocket Knives, bone, m n tal and r - arl handles. 50c and 75c values, this sale 39c Liggett’s old-fashioned blue steel Ra aor. round or square comer, $1.50 value, sold under positive guar an tee . 97e Famous Burharn Safe’y Razor, com plete, with ’blades, ahavng hru-h and shaving stick, in box. bargain C9c Limited number Raror Straps, .good value 15c Colgate's Shaving Powder or Htlck 20c Colgate's Barber Bar Soap .. 5c Williams' Barber Bar Soap ... 8c Johnson’s S' aring Cream .... Williams* Shaving Ktick Cuttcura Sheving Rtl k Rsslnol Shaving Stick IMnsud's I.Utc Vegetal Retail Vlo'«t Talcum Powder Mennen’a Talcum Powder ... Squibb* Ta’cum Powder..., Brookslde Talcum Powder ... Coiylopsts Talcum Powder Bjcr KUfl Talcum Powder Mary Harden Talcum Powder 20c 21c .2.1c 2:c 67c .15c 15c IT- I Be 13c 23c 50c “PATENT” SPECIALS Win# of Cardul 78o Wampole’a Cod Liver Oil 7fie Syrup of Figs L9e Promo (Jtilnine Tablets I°c TTUkSs* Honey & Almond Cream 39r. Sal Heoiitlca 19c and 4Co Bate Brai Mfk 21 o Fag’e Brand Milk 17c Br*mo Scltaer . ....... 19c and 37c V ntholatum . I^e Glover’s Manse Cure 45c Black Draught 19c Simmer-* t.'ver Powder 2‘,'c Matted Milk 40 C and fOc Swamp Root 39e and 7Re Wvlh’s Sage k Sulphur n*‘r T*>nt. . 39c and 7 e e Pa; vs Dlarervln 3*»c Do*l«-on s t.lrer Tone 39c Carter’s Pill* Ic Danderlne Ualr Tonic 19c A SAFETY RAZOR fiftfwvmwtrt for & / the only dif ference in the two being th* handles. One i made of composi tlon; the other of vulcanized rubber , . / We guarantee this ra- acn. It is zor to be equal to any $T regular ^razor sold, if not satis- $5 style §■ J/ fled with it, we’ll refund g your money, and do It cheer- ^ fully. This wonderful Dur ham Duplex Safety Razor is the most re markable value on lie market. We bought 2,000 to jy v 7ls sell at 19c ra zor- SpeciaSs NOTE—Every purchaser of Rexall goods ln our stores Pat urday through Monday will be prosente*! FRF.E with a llbortl sample of Rexall ORDERLIES, known the world over and used by tho^anda. They tone up the system. Rera’! Murutone for Catarrh Rexall Celery and Iron Tonic Rexa!’ Beef. Iron and Wine Rexa'l Liver Balts R a I Kidney Remedy Rexal! Rheumatic Remedy Rcxa’l Karsaparilla Tonic RevaM Throat Gargl* R* vail Cherry Bark for Cough Rea 1 White Liniment Rexa'’ Dyspepsia Tablets Rexall Xerve Tablets Rexa'! Kidney Pills . Rexa!! Syrup of Hypophoaphites Rexa'l Toot Paste Re all Tooth Powder Rexall Cream of Almonds 1 ■ a’) Rose Water and Glycerine Lotion " Tooth Wash 50e and $1 79e 75o . 25c and 39*? . 35b and 79e 45c 79c 25c ... 25o an.l 50c 25c an ' 53c 22o. 50c an $1 50e 39c 89c 15c 19c and 23c ?5c 25a 19c Rexall Shaving lotion 25c and 50c REXALL FOUNTAIN PEN Bisrgest value ever offered in Fountain Pens. Guaranteed. Made of vulcanized rubber with cold point. Any style point. Special, Saturday through Monday Money back if not satisfied. SOc SOAP SPECIALS For Saturday Through Monday. 1 lb. Imported Castile 1 box (3 cakes) Special Toilet . . Palm Olive 10c; Muttyon’s Witch Hazel Cuticura Packer’s Tar Pears' Bccnted Pears’ Unseen ted Woodbury Poslam Herplcide Glenn Sulphur Fairy Lava Jergen Glycerine Resinol lOe 10c or 25e . 9c 19c 18c 13c - 12c l9o 20o . I Ho . 4c . 9c .19c Stationery Bargains For Saturday Through Monday. 209 boxes Linen Stationary, 50c value.. 19c 250 boxes Gibson Linen Paper, extra large box 29c Few boxes Initial Correspondence Cards, 50c value |7 0 Embossed Initial P r (some letters missing) ,27e ANOTHER TREAT In Wash Cloths, Saturday Through Monday. Cloths. Rig Genuine Turkish Wash values. 3 for 10c; 8 for 25o. Hot Water Bottle ”ttis Water Bottle is worth |1.5(T Holds two quarts and it comes in white and red rubber Saturday through Monday you may have It for slOCf A Big Hit In k'ew York We want to call your attention to the Violet Dulce line of Per fumes and Toilet Preparations. Ihis superb line Is a big hit in New York and is certain to be one here. Daintiest and sweet est perfume on the market. For a single ounce of the es sence from which V’iolet Dulce Is made more than two tons of the wonderful ly-sweet Parma Vio lets are required. \ iolet Dulce Extract, ounce 50c. Violet Dulce Sachet, ounce, 50c. Violet Dulce Toilet Water. 75c and $1 25. Violet Dulce Talcum __ Powder, 25c. Violet Dulce Complex ion Powder. 50c. x- °i e ! R u ! ce t iquid Complexion Powder. 50c and $1 00 }‘ oe J>ulce Complexion Powder fin cake form), 35c. Dulce Dry Rouge (Theatrical No. 18), 10c and 20c \i°let Dulce Toilet Soap, the cake. 25c. A o e t Dulce Cold Cream. 25c ard 50c. violet Dulce tar.ishirg Cream, 50c Our Perfume Department Is most complete in everv re- sc P ri r p< l on e Carr> 3 fUil ‘ lne 0f hlKh < ' lass perfumes of C every de ffV & or «.i o b p' a e | iny pr. outer and of those who hav. Bring Your descriptions I) Ask Your Family I > Bring Your Prescriptions ¥> Ask Your Familj 1> Bring Your Prescriptions I ) Ask Your Family to Elkin’s. Phj-sician. to Elkin’s. Physician. IV to Elkin's. Physician. m*wnp—- — ■ 1 *■ . v Vtl w