rechlesa fTving " " The slle*ed offense took pUr« »h»ii-fcr .It • mtmny with other ar H»: avWtori, wax piloting M amy plane to Fori flam HoUelon, Texa. (n pawing war Atlanta It wee charg [ through th# country with Jan bow who apant (hi waak They report good road* all through) tii ik t'«r<4ln». The Ladtaa Auxiliary of the flat Rock Praabyterian Church ha Id a meeting laat Thuraday with Mrs. Louta Burton. Aftar buaineaa ovar refreehreenta wara aerved a plaaaant aocial hour 1 They dacldad to meet Thuxaday at thia waak in the home of Mra. D. Midkiff to finlak the quilt they hara for the Hanum .Springe or Mra. Luuia Burton and little soul Harry spent the week in Winot— [ Salem. « U Convicted F« Crime of Child Atlanta, Ocw >?.—A Jury to hem today held a mot bar bie for the death of an old man wte wu run over and killed by an note, mobile driven by her aon under !• years of ■(«. Mr*. A. K. Reeve* wan a treated and tried on a charge of a mlede meanor, growing out of Um death last March of George 8. Layvm, 70, who was run over and kilted by au tomobile driven by her lly-ai-old *on. Jamea Reeves. She waa convict ed and fined $100. Uo.ui oI $300 wag posted pending an appeal of the mm. Court attache* said it waa the flrat time Pulton count) or the state undertook to hold the parent ui statute prohibiting a child under It year* of age from operating an auto mobile. a Mrs. Rstve* waa indicted jointly with her husband, A. K. Reeves, and their aon, James, 13. She was charg. ed with "knowingly having allowed a child under the age of 16 years to operate an automobile in violation of :hc state law." Aaotlier Great War Forecast For 1928 London, Oct. 17.— Predictions of i great war was made tonight by Basil Stewart, one of the >peakers at the meeting of the three-year-old socie ty known as the "British Israelite," held at Londonerry house by invita tion of the Marquis- of Londonerry. Mr. Stewart made the solemn pre diction that the next world war will start on May 28, and will com. tinue until September 16. IBM. He lta*ed his prediction on the aymboliem of the great pyramid, combined with what he termed prophetic fnrssaeti of the Bible, and he aaaertad that the war would be accompanied by unpre-1 • edvntad eoavulaion* of nature, flood* and earthquakes England, he said, and other coun tries which are Um "Port of Israel" will emerge victorious, but Kuaaia, assertad the prognostics tor. will ha wiped out entirely. LASH ADDED TO TERMS You tits Who Attacked Girl To Bo Flo«tod While hi Pria Sarnta, Oat.—Whippings at stated intervals during their M to U years' inqirisonmcnt were included in the sentences of four young men convict ed of dragging Velma Simp eon. SO, from an automobile, beating up her escort and attacking her. A ha shad aad rrnwdid court! ousa hoard Justice Meredith order the lash far the prisoner*. Arthur Archer was sentenced to be whipped twins with Ore strokes each daring the first year of his 10 year confinement PhiWp Robinson will feel the of the lash three timee da nag tha first M months of Us Now Await the Thrifty Shopper At ARRISON' No matter what your idea of how much you should get for your money when you buy a coat, dress or other article from us we believe you will find that your esti mate will be fully covered in our present values. Here, too, you will find a splendid array of new styles and materials from which to select \V " Coats for Winter Thin store to headquarter* for Coats. Hundreds to aelect from. Every size from 2 to 57 stout. All shades and colors. Attractively trimmed in newest furs. See our line of Coats « before you buy Slickers Two color combinations, all leading AC shades, 16 to 42, values at other" $2.95 Hats for Fall Beautiful Styles $1.95up 10 $10.00 Felts, Soleils and Velvets For Mjiw or Matron at At tractive Prices Dresses Satins, crepes, velvet combinations, wool crepe and jereey. Individual styles that are different Priced $5.95, $9.95, $12.50, $17.50 Hosiery Beautiful silk hosiery in newest styles and shades. 49c, 79c, $1.00, $1.45 $1.65 10 $2.50 GLOVES Imported kid gloves, beauti ful styles, #4 QC up priced Imported chomisette gloves with embroidered cuffs in *11 $1.004 $1.50 Our store is full of the be* values you have seen in years. You can't beat our prices on food merchandise. sr ;'d"i ■ ' It Pays To Trade At BLANKETS We are featuring a large •tock of blank eta with lowest prices in yeara. Blankets, at, per pr $1.46 Wool mixed, extra larve, P*fr pr. 9SJ0 v Chatham. 68x80, pr... 9&.71 All color plaida, extra value.