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mi.i Two-Sixty Standard Model. 7 H. P. Twin •quipped with Electric H«ad Llpht, Electric Tall Light, Electric Signal, Two Sets Storage Batteries and Corbin - Brown Rear - Drive HEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN, ATLANTA. OA.. SUNDAY, DECEMBER B .t Miss Garden Thinks Fash ionable Attire Is All Right at Night. She Waits 13 Years To Put $500 in ^ank j Woman Loses £369 Interest Through j Her Long Delay In Deposit ing Money. T B'rFTON, Dee. 6.—“After 8 o'clock at night, when the children are in t>«d. modern clothes are all right,” nays Mary Garden. "The evening gv wns of the prevailing mode are marvelously beautiful. They become «r. -,en better than anything else since 'ate hae decreed that the human race • i?t have some sort of apparel. rin the other hand, the silts and , hhles of the daylight costumes are ti! ,oous. Women can’t glide around in the streets as they can in a ball room, and tailor-mades do not cling ysrefully like the soft, gausy stuffs -ho evening. I wouldn’t dream of k ng v king In the monstrosities •liey are wearing afternoons, but the .vEtilng gowns—ah! they are lovely.” Is “Trifle More Sc.” “You didn't tear your dress just be fore going on the stage last night?” was asked. ‘ How silly. It's built like the gown I wore In the second act last year, only perhaps a trifle—er—“ .More so.” Exactly." 'Do you approve of that sort of a gown for the ballroom or theater?” "I’ertainly. I would wear It to a dance or to the opera. It is In the helgnt of fashion.” i you think gowns should dis play the figure quite so much?” vfter 8 o'clock at night.” said Mary Bteadily. "when the children have bern put to‘bed, the filmy, dainty, empire costumes of .the present mode are all right. They are beautiful. They are tile most becoming costumes woman has worn since the Garden of Eden. They are admirable for im portant functions. Afternoon Gowns Hideous. “The sort of thing that women are wearing in the afternoon on the other hano. are hideous. Tou have no free dom. you can't walk. Tou look a fright. My afternoon garments are very simple.” •‘.bo you do much walking?” "I never walk. I do not do any thing during the opera season but just sit still and keep from catching cold.” "But how do you keep your figure?" "I have no trouble. I have weighed as much as 148 pounds. But this sea son I am down to 129 and I am happy.” . WATERTOWN, S. DAK Dec 6.— A woman living In the country near here brought In a package contain ing $500 that H. D. Walrath had wrapped up and paid io her Decem ber's, 1900, thirteen years ago The package had lain at the house unowned during that time and the woman brought it to the First Na tional Bank and took out a time cer tificate of deposit on It. The $500 would have earned $369 Interest during that time. Savannah Plans For Great Boosters' Day SAVANNAH, Dec. 6^—Great plans are being made for the celebration of Boosters’ Day in Savannah, December 10, when It is planned to have every citizen visit all manufacturing plants and later in the day congregate on Broughton street for a one-night’ Mardi Gras. Secretary Daniels, of the Navy De partment, announced that he would send two gunboats to the city for the celebration. Plans are being made to entertain the men and officers. GIRL MAKES $222 AS FARMER. POCAHONTAS, ARK., Dec. 6.—Thor ough demonstration of what can be pro d treed on a small piece of ground in Randolph County has been proven by one of the small girls of the Girls’ Can ning Club of the county. Lena Raitz, one of the prize winners in the county contest, and who made a good showing at the Hot Springs State Fair, has made a. net profit of $222.15 from one-tenth of an acre of ground. Son Orders Father’s Arrest as a Vagrant Fi “Enlarged Act” Throws Non- • ! Irrigable Sections Open for Settlement. Lost Alarm Clock Rings Inside Goat Man Who Always Gets Up at Noon After Morning Nap Now In Difficulty. ST. LOT IS. Dec. 6.—The myste rious disappearance of an alarm clock from the home of William Neighbors was solved and as a result Neighbors Is matching pennies to decide wheth er a goat owned by his son la more valuable than the clock. Neighbors rises early to milk the cows. Then he completes his work and about 9 o’clock takes a nap, aris ing at noon. He relied on the alarm clock to rouse him from his slum bers at the noon hour. About noon while lie was standing In the yard he heard the alarm ring ing and investigation showed the sound camp from inside the goat. The alarm continued ringing until It ran down and its presence did not seem to cause the goat the slightest Uuvkuvenience. Novice, 26, Winner in His Race for Mayor HAMILTON. OHIO, Dor —Fivcl- friolc A, Iflnklr, 26. Ju»t out of oollcire, a novice in the political life of the city, January 1 will assume the office of Mayor, having, as Socialists’ leafi er, defeated Charles E. Mason, hanker and Fusion candidate, and M. O. Burn*, Democrat, both seasoned poli ticians. Hinkle worked his way through Miami University and last June was given a free scholarship In the Cin cinnati Law School. He will spend the next six weeks In visiting several cities getting acquainted with city affairs. TALKED TO LAST WITH HANO. BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.—William Craw ford Sherlock, president of the Asso ciated Blind Men of Maryland and treasurer of the Maryland Association of Workers for the Bhad, is dead here When he could see no one, could not speak and could not move his rlgnt elde, he continued to tell with the nim ble fingers of the left hand, almost up to death, where papers dealing with societies with which he waa associated could he found. NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—As an elder ly man laid a dime on the bar for a drink in a saloon at Lenox avenue and l30th street, at 6:30 o'clock last evening, a younger man ran In from the street, took the coin, led the other to the door find passed him to a po liceman who stood there. “You don’t mean to say that you would have your old father arrested?” the old man protested, his voice trem bling. “That Is just what I am doing," the younger man replied, curtly. “You have been a nuisance long enough, and I am tired of it. Officer, take him along.” In the Lenox avenue police station the elder man said he was Charles Henry Hawkins, 69 year old, living In the Bon Ton Hotel, a lodging house. The father was locked up on a charge of vagrancy. WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—The 320- acre homestead law, or, as it is often called, the enlarged homestead law. has made possible the entry of many million acres of dry land in the West ern States In tracts double the size allowed under the original homestead law. Only land which has been “desig nated” by the Secretary of the Inte rior as “non-lrrigable” can be entered 'under this act. More than 200,000,000 acres have been thus designated, but petitions and sworn statements re questing further designations are -constantly being received. In an Interview just given out Sec retary Lana calls attention to the fact that there appears to be considerable misunderstanding among Western homesteaders as to the procedure nec essary in order that enlarged home stead designations may be made. The Secretary states that only the simplest and most direct action by the settler is required, and that it is wholly unnecessary for him to Incur the charges now made by attorneys who draw up formal petitions that are in fact no more effective than the homesteader’s own letter would be. Good Roads Idea Is Boosted in Pulpits CHEYENNE, WYO„ Dec. 6.—So thoroughly has the "good roads” idea taken root in Wyoming that many ministers preached sermons which dealt with the general movement in the State for improvement of the highways. This was done in response to a suggestion from Governor Carey, con tained in an official proclamation, that the churches of the State take notice of the location through Wyo ming of the Lincoln memorial high way. Don’t Wait tor Pimples to Go They’ll Leave in a Hurry If You j Use Stuart’s Calcium Wafers. Tried and Proved By Thou sands. “Oh, they’ll go away as I grow older” —perhaps But why wait for old age to correct the disorders of young blood when Stuart’s Calcium Wafers will de stroy the eruptions caused by blood Impurities In the course*of a few’ days? Why be subjected to the annoyance of a pimply face for years and lose all the admiration and love that youth holds dear when the remedy Is so simple.’ Thousands of people throughout the country owe the beauty and attractive ness sti their complexion to Stuart’s Calcium Wafers. Why not gain for yourself the blessing these have ob tained? 4 Priests, Brothers Of Bride, Officiate MILWAUKEE, WlR, Dec. 6.—When Miss Marie Georgina Stehling, a mu sic teacher, decided to ge£ married, there was no scarcity of pastors to perform the ceremony. She has four brothers in the priest hood, and they rV had a part in the ceremony which united her and Nich olas Wablen, Jr. ‘Leichfertig’ Libel, Says Canada Court VANCOUVER, Dec. 6.—Baron Von AI- vensleben, a millionaire real estate oper ator, accused Dr. G. Schumacher, editor, and F. R. Blochberger. publisher of The Westliche Canada Post, of stating that Baron Alvensleben acted in an unscru pulous manner toward his clients. The case turned upon the German word “leichfertig” as applied to the Bar on’s methods The Judge sentenced the accused to a nominal sentence. PASTOR MAY BE CHIEF. GRAND JUNCTION. COLO., Dec. 6 — Grand Junction may have a minister for its chief of police. Friends of the Rev. J A. Beqker, former pastor of the Congregational Church, are urging Mayor-elect Cherrington to give him the appointment.. “Don’t Walt for Old Age. You Will Never Lose Pimples This Way Until You Lose- Your Beauty." Skin disorders—except those caused by parasites—are also blood disorders. Purify the blood and at the same time you drive out the pimples. Calcium sulphide, the chief constituent of Stu art’s Calcium Wafers, Is the greatest of blood purifiers and is recommended by all physicians. It converts the poisons in the blood Into gases that the pores can easily eliminate. Stuart’s Calcium Wafers will cure the most acute case of pimples, brash, blackheads and liver spots in three or four days. Stuart’s Calcium Wafers contain iioth- ing harmful to the system. They not only purify the blood, but make it healthy and vigorous, bringing the glow of youth to the cheeks and vigor and strength to the body. You will never know how glorious it is to live until you have a pure, vigorous, abundant blood supply coursing through your veins. There are not only good looks, but health and happiness in every box of Stuart's Calcium Wafers. Stuart’s Calcium Wafers are conve nient to carry and pleasant to take. Get a 50e box of your druggist. The Land of Promise, Profits, and Golden Opportunity Georg The Empire State of the South Here are figures that tell their own story of Georgia. While the won derful development of the South has attracted the attention of the whole nation, so rich is Georgia’s marvelous versatility of resources and such has been her unquestioned leadership in progress, that she has worthily won the undisputed title of the “Empire State of the South.’’ The figures speak for themselves. Values of Georgia’s 1913 crops, conservatively estimated. r,,tton Cotton Seed, Cotton By-Products. $252,000,000 Dive Stock. Poultry Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes 4,250.000 Corn 75,000.000 Vegetables and Truck 2,000.000 Sugar Cane and Products $2,500 000 Hay Fruits Peanuts Other Products Minerals 3,000,000 1 000.000 2,250.000 5,000.000 6,500,000 Nowhere on earth is a more varied or more healthful climate to be found than Georgia boasts. Interest yourself in some particular section o f Georgia—in general farrry'ng, fruit culture, cat tle or poultry raising, truck growing, timber, turpentine, marble, building stone, minerals, cotton, cwn or in any of the marvelous varieties of Georgia’s crops, products and resources. INFORMATION GIVEN FREE. We have a Land Information Bureau, where facts, figures and statistics from recognized authorities are kept constantly up to, date. This information is yours for the asking. Write us. Address applications for information to Georgia Land Information Bureau ■fVv.w £ .BUNDAV • ian' er 1 can AILY Atlanta, Georgia 7 H. P. Twin, Two Twenty-F*iv« Model, $225.00 F.O.B. Factory I No Matter Where You Start to Consider a Motorcycle Purchase — if you investigate—if you study values carefully—you are almost sure to base your final judgment on one of the two machines reproduced on this page. The $225 Indian embodies a margin of motorcycle worth beyond competi tion. The Two-Sixty Model (lower illustration) with full electric equipment and Corbin-Brown Speedometer at $260.00, is an accomplishment that may be dupli cated some time in the future—but which for the present time must go on record as the greatest motorcycle value in the world. For thirteen years the Indian organization has been keenly alert to test and develop every possible device which made for the improvement of the motorcycle. From their farsightedness and sound judgment has evolved a series of unparalleled achievements in the perfection of the motorcycle which are embodied in MOTOCYCLES FOR 1914 The twin cylinder motor was the product of Indian engineering skill. It was used success fully for the first time on Indian models. The fact that the Twin motor is today practically standard on all makes of motorcycles is suffi cient testimony to its worth. As tfie originators and largest manufactur ers of this type of motor the Indian engineering staff is in a position to best understand its intri cate mechanical problems and to produce a motor that is markedly in advance for power output in proportion to weight, rapidity of ac celeration and capacity for hard work. Folding footboards are another of the many Indian originations. Their comfort and con- Write for the new illustrated Indian catalog. It pictures and describes in detail the “38 Betterments ’ * in 1914 models. It will help you to a fuller appreciation of the im provements and equipment to which you are entitled when buying a 1914 motorcycle. s HENDEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Springfield, Mass. (Largest Motorcycle Manufacturers in the World) venience brought them instant popularity. They are now considered an indispensable part of motorcycle equipment. The greatest sensation in motorcycle devel opment last year was the Indian Cradle Spring Frame. This remarkable feature was devel oped exclusively by the Indian. It has never been successfully imitated and stands today the greatest device for insuring the rider absolute comfort and total absence of vibration on even the roughest roads. In addition to the retained features and in cluding electric equipment, there are 38 Better ments in 1914 Indian models, improvements which make the Indian more than ever the pre-eminent motorcycle. BRANCHES AND SERVICE STATIONS CHICAGO DENVER SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTA TORONTO LONDON Local Distribuor Hendee Manufacturers Co. 457 Peachtree St. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Speedometer, Price $260.00 F. O. B. Factory. See Catalog for detailed description. ••••ei V*!