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A 1 I i. 1 srxDAi, ACGrsT its. THE ANN1STON STAR NORTHERN LAKEY HELD FOR TRIAL I DORSEY SAYS HE WILL ENTER RACE FOR SENATORSHIP GOOD NIGHT STORIES By BLANCHE SILVER Ashland. Ala'7 Ju'y V- (Special) Northern Lakey, cnarjed with J. B.

Ramsey, deputy sheriff of VliT ccunty, has been i August Calls For Final Clearance of All Summer Goods With our buyers now in the Eastern markets it is important that all summer goods be closed out. To this end we are selling all summer merchandise at gten a preliminary hearinx le- Atlanta. July 31. (United Tress "I am in the race and shall make a formal announcement when I return from Amerl-rus this week," Governor Hugh Porvy declared tonight when asked concerning reports he would run for the United States senate. The governor wss In conference this afternoon with friends who urged his immediate announcement, even though he was not yet Ktl'ffjf 'to make his forma! declaration of principles.

for Judge O. B. Cornelius. The result was recommitment to Jail without ball. He has been returned to Talladega county Jail at which he has been since the kill ing.

The testimony described the greater losses than ever known heretof re. -v circumstances of the tragedy aub-statltlaliy a was reported by Ramsey's fellow officers immed LEAGUE COUNCIL TO GET TERMS OF ARMISTICE FIRST Russian-Poland Agreement Not Effective Until Council Approves San Sebastian, Spain, July St. (United The proposed armfstlds (e'rmn "to be agreed to fcy the and the Bolshevtki probably will he submitted to the League of Nation In ses-ion here, before they are permitted to become effocttre. The prorram as adopted by the council make proVlaion for the taking at any time of any International deyelnpment that may demand attention auch at th armletlce. Admission of Germany, Austria and Huniary into the Leaina 1a to be dtcussd.

Any effort on the part of Russia to force Poland to ake concesiiont to Germany under" thearmlitlce termi will hart to be epurned by the Germani, or their chance of getting Into the uiiiiMiuiiiiiiiiiiiif MifiiiimiTtviiiiiii iately after its occurrence. Li HEAVY LOG ROLLS ON SASNETT AND BREAKS HIS BACK Betty Wales BOBBY MEKTft A LITTLE GARDENER Bobbv kept very quiet until the funny little hop toad bopped out front undr the lettuce leaf, then he quickly placed a glass Jar over the Hills "Now what in the world are you up to." eicla.ltned.a- equK? voice and Bobby turned around to ace his lltue elfin 'friend. Happy Giggles, standing at his ld. -'Surely you don't Intend to harm him!" "Well no. I don't Intend to hurt the Utile fellow, 'aaid Bobby, feeling a we bit ashamed to think Happy Giggles had see But hoot! Every time I come out here I nearly step on him, and creams like the mischief when she comes out to gather lettuce." The idea!" eald Happy Oiggl'e.

lifting the glean Jar from the frightened toad. "CJood-morntng Mr. Hoppy Toad. And how are you this lovely "Splendid!" croaked Mr. Hoppy Toad, 'right now.

But dear me I though my time had come and I didn't see Just how I coud be come In his garden patch." Bid-fling Bobby good-by. Happy Ola-gles disappeared, leaving Bobby wiser little boy than he found him. Will, yes, snd a better little boy. For up to that time Bobby hadn't been sny too kind to hop trade. He to his mama when she agreed with Happy GlKglea that ha never again would harm the little fellows, and he never did.

and Lady Duff Gordon H. Sasnetfs bark was broken and he was otherwise seriously Injured at Ray's saw mill, west of tlip city Saturday afternoon. The Injured man was brought to St. Luke's hospital late In the afternoon ami was reported Saturday night to havB a fair chance of recovery. Mr.

Sasnett was engaged ss a teamster at the mill and when he drove his wagon Into the dock the logs on his wagon rolled, pinning him beneath one of them after he had been thrown to the ground. The injured man Is years of age snd Is one of the best known young men In the Ray's mill MULL CROCKS league at thli time will be Tery slim, it la believed here. (The pared- There' ao much to he A modern sugar factory In Cuba requires 250 acres of cane a day to keep It running at capacity. Havana has public, boxes In walls to convents, where a mother may place her unwanted child to be taken by a nun at the other side of the wall. Bolahevlki plan to demand that Poland given Posen province back to Germany.) ThePrettiest Summer Frocks You Have Ever Seen We have selected a lot of Printed Voiles and Solid Color Organdies, very choice for these hot days, and do not hesitate to say that you are purchasing a bargain that can be worn with a great deal of pleasure.

Values up to $15.00 $7.95 AT HALF PRICE We can not emphasize too strongly this col-lection. If you are looking for a genuine bargain see these dresses. 1 done mat, worn a nara I can't get through by sundown." and Mr. Hoppy Toad shook his funnv tittle warty head. "Well.

I'm sorry I disturbed you. began Bobby when Mr. Hoppy Toad Interrupted him. "Oh, well don't worry, you're forgiven," he croaked merrily. mias is as good as a mile with ui fellows.

I've come nearer my end a great many times. But, dr me I must ge busy. If you'll excuee me. or aundown will find my tasks unfinished." "What are your tasks?" aeked Bobby. "Every time Sla or I come down to the garden we see you DON'T CHARGE PRESIDENT OF CANDY COMPANY WITH MAIL FRAUDS New Orleana, July 31.

(United Preae) E. E. 8mlth, president and treasurer of the Southern Candy company, of this city was arretted today by post-office Inspector and charged with using the malls to defraud. It Is alleged Smith fsiled to acknowledge numerous paid-in-, advance orders tor sugar and pecan praellne candy amounting to approximately $17,000. Smith la formerly" of Charleston, W.

where, it Is said, his people are prominent. Betty Wales Dresses Value week Value $57.50 thi. week NEGLECT YOUR BATTERY or your family hopping-around in Value $55.00 thia week Value week A Little Attention Now and Then May Save the Price of a New One. Lady Puff Gordon Dresses Value Value this week Cigarmaker In Cube employ a nn to read to them while they work. Value 75.0(this wecV.ja:o$3.7.53 i ii -i i i' i We will inspect your Battery and keep water in it free of charge.

IHTOMlMiiyMlininilllM'TO Some animals are so fretful that captivity in coologlcal garden shorten their lives considerably. A new type of protectionism, known as "frontier has come Into existence In Europe. the "My goodness, Bobby. laughed Happy Giggles, "do ynu mean to say you don't know what Mr. Hoppy Toad la?" "I can't aay that I do." replied Bobby, "but I suppose lt' some-something" about- the for he is out here moat -of the time." "Meet of the time!" exclalm'd Mr.

Hoppy Toad. "All of the time, you mean. Wjhy from the flret peep of the surt to the last you'll find me on duty In your garden here. If toy wife and children and I didn't keep on the job the worma and bugs would soon destroy every plsnt your daddy hss here, 8o you see what'e ahead of me. Work, work, work, and.

Mr. Hoppy Toad, hopped over to the cabbage bed. ''Hen eat Happy Giggles do toads help a garden asked. Bobby when Mr. Hoppy Toad had disappeared out of sight.

"Help." laughed Happy Giggles. "Why, Bobby, Hoppy Tosds are the farmers' very best friends. They keep out the bugs that would de Get the SERVICE STATION HABIT Anniston Battery Co. MOVED Our office from Lyric building to offices over Palace Drug Store. Phone 57.

DR. SHIPP, DR. POSE Yr DR. CULBERSON. l-3t-p 902 Noble Phone 698 stroy ths young plants.

Mr. Hop- py Toad la a real little gardener, and one every farmer should wet- The Servant Problem mmMm oMy- Is a Minor Matter irr I i IfYourlUtchenisFurnished with a Detroit Jewel Our Millinerv Section Offers i.i Gas Range of the Season I In order to close out all remaining summer ttocki wi offer our. entire rtpek' of miDinery at the most unusual lavings, v-. AH Shapes up to $5.00, to close out this week 98C Pattern Hats up to $15.00, to dose this week CQ OK 4l Many of the housewives of Anniston and Oxford have made themselves independent of a cook's caprice by, installing a.Detroit Jewel in their culinary department of their homes. Thus they have also saved the discomfort and toil that go with a wood or coal stove or range.

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