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7 WEDNESDAY1? JIAKCH 23. Vtil. TUM ANNISTON 8TAR rAUB K1NE rHE MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS ACQUAINTANCE YOU WILL EVER HAVE WILL FIND YOU THROUGH A WANT AD IN THE ANNISTON STAR AND HER BUDDIES No News Is Good News By Martin RELATIVE OF OIEFIJNFOLK 110 YEARS OLD assy rr-'if 7 GENERAL LIST "Grandma" Bannister Celebrate Her Birthday Quietly In St Louis li irnncATir i micpci i Awrrnnc i i ruik Liiiuxj I i uuuuun i'-uuj i While Plains News I News of Williams I News of Williams FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS will buy two acres, five room cottage, garage, barn and garden, r.ear seven teacher school. Truck passes door at fork, publlo road. Desirable for' filling station, In splendid community.

Bo 10, Ens-taboga, Ala. 23-ltp TYLER SAFE. KEY Safes opened, eya made Umbrellas recovered and repaired. PHOXE 55 921 NOBLE ST. 10-tf Rev.

James Bnoier, of Annlston. wW preach at this pise the first Sunday. April 9, St 2:30 o'clock. Every one has a cordial Invitation to attend. Rev.

H. E. Booser filled his regular appointment at West Tolnt Sunday morning and Sunday nlsht. Miss Fstelle Griffith, of Jacksonville, spent Saturday nlalit and Sunday with MIhs Vara Hlnkle. Mrs.

Lloyd Hardy and children, of Beat Eight, spent Saturday with Mrs. J. F. Hardy. Those who visited at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Iee Booser Pun-day afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. 7.. A.

Johnston and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Booser, and son, Hollls, of Jacksonville, and Mrs. W. II.

Blaylock and children. Mrs. Ed. Bonds and daughter. Ruby, spent Hnturdny afternoon at the home of.

Mrs. J. Hardy. Mrs. H.

E. Booier and son. Harold, were the dinner guests of Mrs. Ada Glass on Sunday. Those who visited at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Hlnkle were: Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Griffith and fatiillSy of Jacksonville, nnd Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Green.

'Miss Maftle Wllklns spent Monday -afternoon with Miss Hula Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Williams, of Alexandria, spent Sunday afternoon at the home of R. H.

Allsup. Miss rVira Hlnkle has returned home, after spending several days wllh relatives at New Liberty. Maxine nnd Mildred Roozer spent Sunday with Hilda Dean Williams. Mrs. Ida Boozer spent Sunday wllh Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Williams. Prof.

XV. O. Harris, who Is teaching at this place, spent the week-end with homo folks In Georgia. Miss Vara and Dozler Hlnkle visited relatives In Jacksonville Saturday. 19, Range 3, East In the Coosa Land District, containing 120 acres, more or Jess, in Calhoun County, Alabama, said sale is made for the purpose of paying the mortgage debt and costs and expenses of foreclosure, as provided In said mortgage.

The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans. 9-16-23-30-cp Loans Made on Real Estate We will help yo bay or build a homo on tht "Bonding and loaa plaa." Pay for rotir horns with easy monthly payment. Anniston BanHng Loan Company ARTHUR WnXBORJI, OssBssercial National Bank BalMla CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rateat ffcsb la Ad This type a word THIS TYPE COSTS 4c A WORD per cent discount for 4 Insertions. it par eeat discount tor or nor Insertions. READ DAJLT U8E DAILY WANTED WANTED Tou to prepare for the Job ahead.

Our evening classes will do the trick. Classes three evenings each week. Hours 7 to I. Tuition reasonable. Annlston Business College.

ll-tf tfANTED Ladles: Earn big XJf money at home In your spare time, pleasant intereeti; It, positively no selling. Stamp bring particulars. American Novelty Company. Evanston, Illinois. 20-21 cp WANTED Experienced man for grocery clerk.

Apply F. B. Bagley, 914 West 18th street. 23-ltp tNTEBAVe fi-til buy Oak- and TGum Tie Siding, will send ln- pector to load and pay cash. W.

F. BRADLET LUMBER COUFAKI, Montgomery, Alabama. 2S-7tp WANTED To buy typewriter, in good condition. Must be cheap fcash. Call 300, Shyer's, 1102 Jtoble St.

23-ltp FOR SALE FOR ltA 192T, b4 I ginning at a. I will self at Auction for cash, the following personal property. 1 pair of good mules, nay, corn and peas, farming implements, consisting of and 1 horse wagons, and 1 horse cultivators. 1 ton Ford Truck, Vyrup Mill and pan, household goods, all in good shape, at A. B.

Blf place. Eastaboga, Root near Cold water, 1 mile north of pumping Station. A bargain for ome one. 3. A.

Belf. i 13-25-cp UNDER FIRE OF PROFESSIONALS New York. Mar. 23. (United Press) stocks were forced to ab sorb further heavy selling in today's session.

Profession opera tors launched several timely drives acalnat the. general list In the belief that the fall lire of th main body of stocks lo make progress during the long period of two million share days Indicated that the market had cone stale and stpod In need of technical correction. This was applied with a vengeance In the case of stocks like General Motors, Baldwin, DuPont and other leaders of the sweeping advances in the industrial Hat, The market closed irregular. SKW VOHK STOCK" New York. Mar.

23. (United Press) Following are closing prices of a selected llct of active stocks traded In today on the New York Stock Exchange: Allied Chemlal A Dye. 133 5-9 Allis-rhAlmers Mfg. 94; Amtr. lean Can 46 1-9; American Car tt Foundry, 103 1-3; American Hmelt.

A Refining, 144; American Sugar Refining, 33 1-2; American Tel. A Tel. Corp. 113 1-3: Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe, 177; Atchison, T. A H.

K. 101; Baldwin Loco- motive, 177 3-4; Bethlehem Steel. 43 6-1. Chicago Great Western, 15 1-4; Chicago A Northwestern, SO 1-2; Consolidated Gas, 97 1-2, I'ruelhlo Steel 98; Du Pont de Nemours A 204; Genorai Elec. trie, 84 1-2; General Motors, 173 1-2; Illinois Central.

135 7-9; International Paper, 53 9-3; Na tlonal RWcult 193; Nevada Cons. Copper, 142; Republic Iron A Steel, 71; Southern Railway, 124 Standard Oil of California, 65 5-8; Standard Oil of New Jersey, 60 3-8; United Stales Steel, 130 1-4 United Slates Steel, Jfil 130 1-4 LOCAL ilOTPON Spot cotton was quoted In An nlston today at 13 7-8 cents for good middling, 13 3-4 for strict middling and 13 1-2 for middling OIU.ttANn VOTTON Open High Low Close Mar. May July Oct Dec Spots H. ne ts. 90 14.00 14.14 14.24 14,25 closed 14.10 13.84 14.10 14.12 13.93 14.11 14.27 14.07 14.29 14.37 44 15 14.34 14.47 14.25 14.47 steady, 12 up, at 74 KW TOIlK COTTON Open High Low Close up, at Jan.

Mar. May July Oct. Ieo. 14.48 14.65 14.44 13.79 13.93 14.13 14.25 14.43 10 13.34 13.98 ...14. 1 14 33 14.47 13.97 14 10 14 29.

14.47 14.44 Spots closed steady, 14.25c. CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago. III. Mar, Press) Another heavy wave of selling hit the grain pits on the board of trade today, causing declines to new low figures for all wheat, corn and oats futures. WHEAT- UiyOjejUIIJbi.

h'f JS2JN9, low 131 1-2, close 133 (-3. July Open 123 1-4. high 129 9-4, low 124 3-4, close 129 1-2. Sept. Open 125 1-4, high 124 3-4, low 125.

close 124 5-8. CORN May Open 715-9, high 72 1-3, low 71 1-4, close 72 3-8. July Open 74 1-2. high tT 1-4. low 74 1-8, close 77 1-4.

Kept. Open 99, high 91, low 79 7-9. close 90 7-9. I THE WEATHER I 0. t.

Department Of Agriculture rather Boreas -Forecast! for Annlaton and vicinity: Fair and slightly warmer tonight and Thursday. Iocal Data Rain for last 24 hours, 9. Humidity: Noon yesterday, 44; a. m. today, 91.

Temperaturea: High yesterday, S3; low today, 30. If FOR BALE Mew five room bungalow, 21st A Moots. $1100.00. Terms. Owner.

25 01 Noble street 14-10tp FOR SALE Certified Porto Rl-can seed potatoes, $3.00 rer hundred weight in bags. F. O. B. Ashland.

F. M. White Sons. Ashland, Ala. 20-23-cp FOR SALE 100 piss.

W. K. Ray-field. 408 Glen Addie, phone 326. 22-Stp FOR RENT FOR RENT Four room cottage, $24 S.

Lelghton Avenue; three room apartment, 2517 Noble St. Phone H. B. Dent. 1476.

22-tf FOR RENT-apartment. vate bath, phone 707. -To adults, furnished Furnace heat, prl-Mrs. Montgomery, 20-23-25-27 30 cp FOR RENT Sale, or trade, six room cottage and acre of ground, near Anniston Foundry Company; attractive terms can be arranged. Phone H.

B. Dent, 1476. 23-2tp FOR RENT Convenient apartments. Private bathrooms and entrances. Month's rent free.

Make prices to suit you. Phone 350-J. 23-3tp MONEY TO LOAN MONET TO LEND On Improved city property. No delay. O.

H. Parker and Cn. Phono St. LOANS NEGOTIATED SEVEN PER CENT net to lender. To lend or borrow on elty property, see Ageo A Bibb.

LOST LOST In Annlston or on Morris-vllle Road Saturday, pair black rim glasses. Reward. Return to Star Office. 22-ltp LOST Cameo Brooch. Mrs.

W. J. Toung, lltl. Reward. IS-ltp IFYOC ARE A MAN Worthy of the name and not afraid to work, I'll bet you $59 that you can't work for us 19 days arid earn less than 1209.

Think I'm. bluffing? The Answer this ad and show me up. Opening for managers. The "Wonder Box" sella on sight. TOM WALKER PITTSBURGH, PA.

23-10-cp. FRIENDS Rev. Mr. Marr filled his regit iar appointment here Sundnv. There will ne Similar srlioo! a tho Zlon Hill IlipH-t church nex Sunday at 10 o'clock, rtoth old and young are Invited to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis and grandchildren, of near Piedmont spent Plinilny afternoon wlfh Mr W.

C. Cole and fimlly. Tha slnglnr given by Misses Pearl and Ruth Downey Sunds night was enjoyed by all present. Mrs. W.

R. Austin snd Miss Vera Owens spent Wednesday 1 Edwardsvllle. Several from here attended the1 fiddlers' convention In Jacksonville Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Bennle Roberts spent a few days In l'lcdmont last week, visiting Mr. HnlicrtV parents. Mrs. F. C.

Cheatwood and children spent Sunday with her moth-er. Mr. and Mrs. H. 1 Hurnham and little daughter, Dorothy, of Jacksonville, attended preaching here Sunday.

Mrs. Keltic H.il"ii and daughters, Misses r.iulliio and Dallas, spent Sunday with Mis. J. A. Mercer, near llolllngsworlh.

Mrs. Dud Whitesiiln hient Sunday afternoon with Mrs. .1. A. Harper.

8everal from here attended the Sacred Harp hIiikIhk in Annlston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.

Wood and lit-tlo Dorothy Crowe spent Saturday afternoon In Anniston. Mrs. W. M. Downey spent last week with her children in and near Piedmont.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie F.nlrekln and children TtnnMttnwn-, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ulllle Wood.

Mrs. R. F. Cate and Miss Ruth Cats spent the week-end at Pell City. Those who visited Mr, snd Mrs.

XT. G. Hudson Sunday afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. J.

G. Wood snd Mrs. Homer Crow and Mr. W. N.

Baker and Mr. IZ. G. Maples. Miss Clarice Horden spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs.

J. M. Borden. The many friends of Mr. W.

C. Cole are very sorry to hear of him being confined to bU bed with an attack of "flu." Miss Nile Rorden carried the nfilrd. plls for a picnic Friday afternoon. All reported a grand time and plenty of "eats." Mr. and Mrs.

O. M. Cole spent Sunday afternoon wllh Mr. W. C.

Colo and family. Mr. and Mm. Charlie Ponder spent Sunday with the latter" parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry White-aide. Mr. Jesse Entrekln entertained aeveral of his friends wllh a rook I party Monday night By Crane By Blosser Heflln. Ala, Mar. 33, (Special) Bannister, a relative Mrs.

Walter Verge asd atrs! fork, of Heflln, celebrated her 119th birthday March 19 at the home of her son-in-law and dau ghter, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Mann, 51(1 Waterman, avenue, Bt.

Lou la. Mo. Mlram Sparks Bannister was born Mar. 19, 1917 at SIdmouth, Devonshire, England. She sailed with her husband tor America from her native England In 1994.

Her husband who died in 1979 bad wanted to try his tuck in Australia but "Grandma" feared the three months' ocean voyaj bat consent ed to take the 14 day trip across the AtlanUo to America. fehe attributes her longevity to simple living and aha haa changed her rules, according to apt. Walter Verge of Heflln. She eats three anbatantlal meals a day and no 'snacks" In between, and aha aleepa from 19 antil 7 a. with no daytime nape.

She enjoys nightly radio concerts and to listen te her daughter read the eurrenf newa of the day, 'Orand-ma" aa Mlram Sparka Bannister la affectionately known takes life tranquilly, relatives here, aay and it has been kind to For tear of neuralgia, caused by drafts, aha haa not stirred outside her home since December. MANYATTEND DENTAL MEET HERE TUESDAY Dr. Cleveland Gives Opening Paper In Annual Affair Of Calhoun Medical Society Many dentists and doctors from this section of the state were present at the annual dental meeting of the Calhoun county Medical Society given at the Alabrma hotel Tuesday night. The msetlng was opened by Dr. C.

Hal Cleveland who gave a pamper on "The Relationship Between the Dental and Medical Professions." Dr. Cleveland urged co-operation between the men of both professions an despeclally In X-Ray work. Papers were given by. Dr. E.

B. Brannon, of Birmingham; Dr. Olio Klrkland of Montgomery, and Dr. C. Lokey of Birmingham, Dr.

Olin Klrkland of Montgomery and Dr. W. Lokey of Birmingham, the discussions being led by Dr. George Leyden, Dr. C.

O. Artery and Dr. C. Toung. Each of tha papers waa highly commanded In the discussions.

An invitation from --tbo Ttoyt County Medical Society of Georgia to the Calhoun doctors for a mooting to be held April 4 waa accepted. Two local doctors will present papers at that time. In addition to the Calhoun society, the Cherokee and Etowah county socieUea wore Invited to the meeting, which Is to bo held In Rom. On neat Sunday afternoon, March 27. there will bo a singing st ths Golden Springs ehurch.

Tbo new books, "Sunbeams of Love." will be used. A number of leader have promised to bo present and an enjoyable time la anticipated. All lovers of gacrd song are In. vlted to com and help mako the occasion a success. Mrs.

J. D. Rhodes la visiting rel-atlves in Glencoo. Mrs. W.

r. Curvin and daughter! Ruth, and son, Gordon, of Alesan drla, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Gldley Sunday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. i.

Sparks on March the 12, a tyne baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Sswett via Red Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge Rutledge, of Oxford Sunday. Mrs. J. T.

Rhodes and children visited relatives In Oxford Batur day and Sunday, Mr. O. R. Gldley was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.

B. T. Presley Sunday, Miss Emma Rhodes spent the week-end with Mrs. Henry Rhodes, in Annlston. tfnanaJt HI -AVlMlttl Alv Mall nlSJIO The State of Alabama, County of Calhoun.

We, the Board of Revenue of Calhoun Alabama, do hereby declare tinder oath, that we did on the 21 day of March 1927, open and canvass the returns of an election held on the 18th day of March 1(27, In the Morrlsvllle School District No. 29, to determine whether or not a special tax of twenty cents on each one hundred dollars worth of taxable property, shall be levied for public school purposes in said above named school district, and to continue for a period of five years from the 30th day of September next succeeding the holding of said election. We do hereby declare the result of said special election to be as follows, to-wlt: In said election there were cast for said proposed taxation, 3 votes, and against said proposed taxation 0 voles. Alt of which wo tiereby declare under Glven under our hands this 21 day of March, 1927. H.

F. WILLI AM HON. Chairman. S. D.

8AVAGE W. H. NUNNELLET, J. M. WOOD E.

M. MOSS. Members of the Hoard of Revenue, Calhoun Ala. Sworn to and subscribed, before me, on this 21st day of March, 1927. JNO.

P. WEAVER. Notary Fubllc, Calhoun County, Ala. 23-ltp MORTGAGE FORrXLOSVRE NOTICE Default having been made in the terms of a mortgage executed to the undersigned. The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans, by Mrs.

Mary E. Allen, widow, Sallle Allen, an unmarried woman, Annie Allen, unmarried woman, Mamie Allen, unmarried woman, Sybil Allen, unmarried woman, and Nellie Allen Williams and husband, P. L. Williams, on the 15th day of May, 1919, which said mortgage is recorded in the Office of the Probate Judge of Calhoun county, Alabama, Jn Mortgage Book IS, rage 421. adnsard default" continuing the undersigned The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans, will sell at publlo outcry for cash to the highest bidder in front of the Court house door of said county on March 31, 1927.

neit between the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to-wlt: The East half of the southwest quarter of Section 29, and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section In Township What It Is, Though! AUTO TRIMMING. Annlston Auto Top and Body Shop. Phone lilt. 34-30 tp NOTICE All persons liable for street tat are hereby notified that It shall be unlawful to fall to pay such tax on or before April 1, 1337, and that failure to pa by said date subjects such persons delinquent to punishment by fine as provided In section 1414 of ihe Code of Ordinances of the City of Annlston. Sidney J.

Reaves, mayor. n-aotp PICTURE framing. We frame anything frama-ble. First class work and quick service. Russell Bros.

22-6tp WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN To Permit Ua to Care for Their Clothes. We don't scorch, burn or gloss any garments while pressing them. Instead wo make them look like new. The difference will delight you. George Summers.

Phone 689. 2-tf LINEN finish cbamnrays. 10c; 11 yards heavy sheeting, men's heavy overalls, heavy work shirts, 65c; boys' overalls, 79c and 89c; 50 doz. work pants, $1.00 A 50c colored Indian Head, 3 yards for 32-Inch Dress Ginghams, 16c; Wiley Johnston's Two Stores, Annlston, Ala. 8-tf POPULAR PHOTOS.

We make them you need them Make an appointment today. Russell Bros. 18-6tp TENDERS and body straightening. Frames straightened. Annlston Auto Top and Body Shop.

Phone 1111. 23-30 tp THE OLD Time Fiddlers Convention will be held at the Court House, in Annlston. 24th A 25th. Everybody come. W.

H. Talley Armstrong, Managers. 2i-ltp. Red Cedar Shingles We have those good Premium Clear Red Cedar, Shingles. Branded Gov't.

Grade B. Price Is -very low on High Grade shingles if you buy now. We also have a full line of building materials. Call us for ANNISTON LUMBER A MFG. CO.

Itrd St. A McCoy Ave. Phone 739. 23-cp Ossie Doesn't Know WASHINGTON TUBBS BUT THE MAIL WENT ON i 1 IECKLES AND HIS 1 6 1 i AA hHtfl Sy El ar err. itf gnansrisustMscAaw.

V. g.jx 1 J.fy-?S i i L-jL mm i- Into an emergency landing and a crash In Fanahakum Swamp, near Framlngham. Mass. It narrowly missed high-voltage electric wires at It volplaned to the ground. One of the four occupants was Injured but the mall was taken from the wreckage and safely reached its destination, only a Uttlo late..