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"Devil Dogs' Do CIRCUIT COURT OF CHILTON COUNTY HERE THIS WEEK HONOR ROLL FOR CLANTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL' if Firt Honor Roll The following pupils have made an average above 90, and have ndl been time. In the early stages of theame an old hurt to his knee was renewed, which kept him from showing all the stuff he has. In the first half it was Hammell wo tackled, blocked, intercepted passes, and carried the ball. It was distinctly Ed Hammell's day, with all due regard for the good work of his team mates. Every man individually oh both lines played well throughout the gamer That the score was not different may be due to the fact that Verbena consistently broke up the forward passes Hayes hurled for long distances, and that they were prob absent or tardy: Seventh Grade Annie Cowart) Leroy Mima.

Sixth Grade Judge Smoot has been holding the non-jury term of the Circuit Court of Chilton County here this week. The following is the docket as disposed of on Monday: Armstrong Brothers, vs. Mrs. A. S.

Millikin, continued. W. C. Robinson vs. J.

B. Downs, continued by agreement. B. Gaither, vs. Lonnie Campbell, dismissed by plaintiff.

R. M. Smith vs. M. A.

Pinson. dn E. continued. Carl Peavey, charged with resisting an officer; nolle prossed. Carl Peavey, charged with C.

C. fined Ruth Jones, charged with resisting an officer; nolle prossed. Hattie Peavey, charked with resisting an ofifcer; nolle prossed. Will Smith, charged with petit larceny; continued by State. Eugene Selmon, charged with V.

P. continued. Lester Watley, charged with V. P. forfeiture.

Marcus Selmon, charged with V. P. continued. Renzy, alias Lorenza Minis, charged with V. P.

continued. Enoch Glasscock, charged with vagrancy; 'nolle prossed. Clarence Jones, John VanDerveer, Mittice Duncan, Hayes, Vera Jones, Corrine Polk Mary Wells Gladys Williams, Edna Wyatt, Glen- lit -ft-. 0 nie Mims. Fifth Grade.

Samuel Martin, J. L. Teel, Chester Wingard, Ruth Easterling, Gertie Fi-quette, Pearl Harin, Myra Johnson, Wilheluenia Kittrell, Pauline Lawrence, Catherine Littlejohn, Odell Mims. Fifth Grade. Qra Mae Lawley, Frances Massey, Leola Calloway, Julius Foshee, Janice Danforth, Amie Gray, Mattie Ar-ant, Erie Ellis, Foster Miller, Ralph Roy, Minnie Gray, Julia Ruth Hester, Elizabeth Johnson, Louise McSwain, Vivian Sanders, Georgia Cox, Joe Erie Gowan, Adolph Moats, Edwin Wagoner, Charles Rasberry, Bronson Ruffin, Ottis Gray.

Fourth Grade. Esther Lee Dennis, Leon 'Jones, Bonnie Hann, Lawrence Edwards, Jennie Welch, Irene Harris, Curtis Hurt, Harvey Lee Jones, Ruth Mims, Myrtle Headley, Allie Mae Wesson, Mildred Mims, Pauline Wells, Erin Littlejohn, Raymond Taylor (Mary Lucile Calloway, Gladys Cowart Eunice Edwards, Clarence Fiquette. Third Grade. Grady Carter, Glover Steele, Dewey Williams, Margaret Johnston, Mildred Smith, Joe Ro'berson, Ruby Bates Flora Jones. Second Grade.

Mary Charles. Cox, Julia Edwards, Ruth Maddox, Mary Jouise Moatts, Rose Mary Pickens, Myrtle Powell, Nellie Jones, Monroe Askins, James Dennis, Earl Gray, Lawrence, Gerald Alex Hayes, I. V. Jones, Tom McDonald, Herbert Neighbors, Hubert Ay Cox, J. B.

Wells. W. E. MARTIN, Prin. Eugene Love, charged with V.

V. fined $50 and costs. Jessie Smith, charged with continued. Woof, Woof -G-r-r-r Woof It's "Sergeant Billy" of the U. S.

Marines saying Folks!" Walter Bean, charged with V. P. Martha Foshee, Mary Foshee, Lester Carter, Arthur Johnson, Bill Minor, Nelson Parrish, Mary Nell Good-game, R. J. Jones.

Fourth Grade. Jeanette Wallace, Miriam Kittrel, Herman Harris, Josephine Little-john, Lera Mims, Joe VanDerveer, Vivian Gray, Jane Rolberts, Zebbie Gray. Third Grade. Mary Robinson, Sallie Mahan, Lois Miller, Mary Nell Jones, Clyde Jones, Doris Lawrence, Clyde Morris, Byron Bean, Eugene Roy, Anderson Wallace, J. P.

Jones, Ophelia Hayes. Second Grade. Marie Fraser, Alipe Mae Polk, Mary Alice Hal Broadhead, Carl fined $50 and costs. John Cleckler, charged with A. O.

nolle prossed on payment of a charge of ejectment. This case was transferred to the jury docket. Chattanooga QueenswaVe Co. vs. J.

M. Martin, account, judgment by defaultfor $120.00. Butler Brothers vs. J. P.

Gentry, account; dismissed by plaintiff. DeLoach Cox vs. N. D. Dees; dismissed by plaintiff.

W. A. Reynolds vs. W. T.

and Jessie Pierce, note; dismissed by plaintiff. H. L. Foshee vs. W.

T. and Jessie Pierce, ejectment; judgment for the defendant. Bean Brothers vs. N. B.

Mahan and A. R. Giles, note; alias summons and continued. W. W.

Fox vs Samuel Adams; the case continued. Gulledge Brothers vs. James De-Jarnett, et note; not at issue. Continental Jewelry vs. W.

W. Ernest, account; continued. Percy M. Pitts vs. J.

M. Dubose, discharged on answer. Alice Davis vs. J. W.

Foshee, ac the costs. "Billy," and he wants the world to know it, is mascot of a live bunch of "Devil Dogs," stationed at Quantico, Va. This crew boasts an invincible football team and every time it goes forth to battle on the gridiron, "Billy" is right there to lhark" them on to victory. Some dog. And it's VERBENA BLUEJACKETS HOLD TIGERS 00 ably helped by the slow field and heavy ball.

However, Verbena played the forward pass'well, and found the 'ball heavy and slick and the field muddy, too, when the ball was in their possession. Verbena will not offer the weathef or mud or the heaviness of the ball as an alibi that they did not score. A Clanton man or two tackled a fraction of a second too early for Dansby to make that touchdown. Verbena considers the score, in the light of the high rating of the Tigers, an the fact that'in the last few minutes of the game she outplayed Clanton in every department, to be a happy closing to her intital year in football. Not a man of the Verbena team had before this year donned a football uniform, and while the team is still a new one its followers are.just-ly proud of its first year's record.

Dansby and DeRamus will be out next year. In the event all the others are 'back in harness, Verbena will put out a team that will reckon with the best. by the way Clanton's nearest approach to eVrbena's goal line was 20 yards, with the ball in Verbena's possession after a punt. Nominal vic-torv? What? certainly a business-like looking face he's got on him. Nice to look at but give him room.

a downpour of rain and on a field ankle deep in water and mud, the Verbena Bluejackets twisted the tail of the fast Clanton Tigers, rolled Jones, Cecil Jones. an average above 85 with them in the mud and all but First Grade Clara Cowart, Gladys Culver, Aline Fohsee, Mary Edith Jones, Louise Marcus, Helen Moore, Lucille Scrog- Seventh Grade. Mary Lee Pyron, J. D. Evans, Buster Foshee, Courtland Retherford, wrested a well earned victory from them in the last minute of the game, when the Verbena team after an in- gins, Bernice Sterling, Vernice Ster ling, Flora Thomas, Chloe Nivens, i tercepted forward pass by Norris, fought, plunged, and passed the 'ball Mildred Danforth, Gertrude Blalock, Delene Williams, Leon Sanford, Geo.

Rasberry, Arthur Burnett, William Simpson, Jewell Powell, James Wade, Ardelia White, Mary Frances Rasber- i to the one foot line of the Tigers. ry, Juanita Welch, Ida Jones, John Ezell, J. D. Jones, Robert Luckie, Clyde Lowe, Grady Gillespie, Burnice Here the whistle stopped the game, 'with the score: Clanton 0, Verbena Vance. John Thomas Marlor, Joe Moore, Mor NERVOUS HACKING Can not be cured by a glass of water, but will disappear under the healing and soothing effect of CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Every user is a friend 0.

ris Popwell, Edward Roy, Renfroe Sixth Grade. Jackson Armstrong, Hubert Ellison, The game had been scheduled for Thanksgiving, but was rained out; count; judgment for $194.16. Mrs.I. M. Colbern vs.

J. W. Foshee, account; judgment for defendant for $1,132.80. Moore Handley Hardware vs. G.

H. Smitherman, detinue. Samuel and Abram Golden, vs. G. W.

Freeman, acocunt; judgment for $183.68. Ogden Shoe Co. vs. G. W.

Freeman account; judgment for $333.72. Hartford Fire Insurance vs. W. A. Johnson, note; dismissed by plaintiff.

Sorrell. SECOND HONOR ROLL The following pupils have made Aubrey Gore, Grover Harris, Ralph Johnston, J. C. Jones, Joe Luckie, Let us do your job printing. Clanton had suggested the game be played Tuesday afternoon, and the Verbena team went to the lair of the tiger and closed a first-year season in a very satisfactory way.

Clanton had recently won two victories by large scores, and had held the unde John W. Hawkins vs. Fate Mc Graw, note not at issue. feated Columbiana team to a ten to Isadore Kayser vs. Thos.

A. Curry, nothing score, and the odds against MONEY-RAISII note; judgment for $873.12. W.L. Weaver vs. B.

B. Motley, note; judgment by default for $428. ment; L. 0. Dyer vs.

G. D. Cooper, ejectment; dismissed. Verbena were being offered at 18 points. Clanton, however, had not fully estimated the team they- were to play, and the first several minutes of the game made them realize that they had to change their dope.

E. H. Downs vs. W. L.

Roper, on note; judgment by default for $109. Peoples Bank Trust vs. W. Verbena won the toss and kicked off. Clanton immediately made two first downs, and the ball then went to W.

Ernest; judgment for plaintiff. W. W. Gray vs. J.

E. Campbell, det eVrbena. The Bluejackets immedi ately and easily returned the compli inue; ment, making two first downs by line Glenn Hull, a partnership composed of O. J. Glenn and K.

U. Hull, 'bucks and end runs, big Ed Hammell, DeRamus, and Norris carrying the ball. The game then sawed back and forth, Clanton carrying the ball within 30 yards on two 'occasions, where they were either held for downs or lost the ball on 'fumbles. Two of Clanton's punts went across Ver NEXT SATURDAY, DEC. 8TH, OUR MONEY-RAISING SALE WILL START AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE 24TH.

WE ARE GOING TO GIVE THE TRADE THE CHEAPEST PRICES OF THE bena's goal line and the visitors then returned the ball to the center of the field. Jack Hayes featured the first half by sending out two long forward passes which were neatly gathered in by Clanton men, the gain being for vs. J. T. Glenn, garnishment; discharged.

Weynberg Shoe vs. G. W. Freeman, account; judgment for $158.00. The following is the docket of cases as disposed of Tuesday, Dec.

4 Mell Kimble, charged with V. P. forfeiture against defendant. Robert Moore, charged with V.P.L. case continued.

Joe Grooms, charged with V. P. case continued. LaFayette Watts, charged with V. P.

case continued. Lizzie Robinson, charged with V. P. fined $50 and costs. Will Arnold, charged with V.

T. E. nolle prossed. B. B.

Armstrong, charged with V. T. E. nolle prossed. L.

F. Littlefield, charged with V. T. E. nolle prossed.

J. T. Davis, charged with V. T. E.

continued by defendant. B. L. Cleokler, charged with V. T.

E. nolle prossed. Hixie Davis, charged with V. T. E.

nolle prossed. D. C. Savage, charged with V. T.

E. nolle prossed. Mack Henley, charged with V. P. case continued.

K. M. Fikes, charged with living in adultery; alias warrant and case continued. Eula Edwards, alias Eula Fikes, charged with living in adultery; alias warrant and case continued. J.

R. Cost, charged with V. T. E. nolle prossed.

Emmit Dennis, charged with failing to work roads; nolle prossed. Walter Dennis, charged with failing to work roads; nolle prossed. W. A. Sims, charged with V.

T. E. nolle prossed. Newt Foshee, charged with V. T.

about half of the field. These gains were offset by costly fumbles. Ver-'bena intercepted pass after pass, and thus broke up the aerial route over which Clantno has relied so much to gain the victory. What with the passes intercepted and held, and the forward passes completed by the Verbena aggregation, the visitors outplayed their opponents at their own game, while the end runs and line bucks were about eualq. Jack Hayes starred for Clanton, as he usually does.

His generalship, courtesy and clean sportmanship throughout the game was of the highest order. Other members of the Tigers played well, especially men in the line. In the last few minutes of the game Norris for Verbena intercepted a forward pass and raced with it within the ten yard zone of Clanton, all but getting away for a touchdown. Clanton's line became a stone wall, and held for three downs. DeRamus then threw a forward pass to Dansby, who was downed on the one foot line.

Before Clanton could line up to snap the ball the whistle blew, and the game was over. Verbena's line was ajl 'but impregnable Jack Hayes made some few gains through it. Ed Hammell could plunge through Clanton's line for gains, failing to make yards only one SWEATERS We have a big lot of Sweaters which we must move. Our sweaters came in late, being lost in transit Therefore, we are going to let the trade receive the benefit of these low prices on them 1 lot Child's Sweaters $1.25, 98c 1 lot Boys' and Girls' Sweaters $2.50, now $1.98 1 lot Heavy Coat Sweaters $4.50, now .1 lot Heavy Coat Sweaters $6.00, now $4.98 1 lot Men's Slip-Over Sweaters $5.00, now $3.98 1 lot Boys' Slip-Over Sweaters $3.50, now $2.98 1 lot Boys' Slip-Over Sweaters $2.,50, now DRESS PANTS 1 lot Men's Dress Pants $4.50, 1 lot Men's Dress Pants $5.50, nov $4.49 1 lot Boys' Dress Pants $2.50, now SHIRTS 1 lot Dress Shirts $1.25, 98c 1 lot Dress Shirts $1.75, WORK CLOTHING 1 lot Men's 1 lot Men's Pants $2.50, GROCERIES 1 24-lb. sack Flour, plain and self-rising, 85c (Every sack guaranteed) 1 0 lbs.

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HATS AND CAPS 1 lot Hats $3.00, now $1.98 1 lot Caps $1.25, 1 lot Caps $1.50, $1.19 UNDERWEAR 1 lot Men's Knit Shirts $1.00, now 89c' 1 lot Men's Knit Drawers $1.00, 1 lot Childs' Union Suits, 2 to 12 1 lot Ladies' Under Vests 69c 1 lot Men's Union Suits The New Cafe I When you come to Clanton to spend the day and get hungry, come to Easterling's New Cafe to eat. He alwayg has a complete menu from which you can select whatever your appetite calls for. We serve regular dinners every 6 Green $1.00 1 day, which we believe will please the most fastidious. We WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR MAMA AND INDEST RUCTABLE DOLLS. invite you to eat with us.

Hodges Dry Goods Co. The New Cafe D. D. Easterling, Prop. CLANTON, ALABAMA.