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iw^'i.^pipnpMnppaHnHi tick i , Georgia, that ., Georgia, tbat on the day of December. 1823, an I will be heft at all the or election, precincts in t>*. to UuHnnine the quea- nhether bonds to the amount sued, shall be :r, of the de- ■THOUSAND 0.00) DOLLARS, each; ' to ■interest nL-tbe rate ef. five ■■•■ptniniiiqiBHi |r rent) per*“«ntum per an- Iruin the fifl^jl.y of January, I ,aid interest to be payable Vnnually apd , on the first ' July anJPOn the first day Nary in ehMv year until the ity of saldsBdnds, except the istalinlenU,vnti interest due |d bonds aCdUifre due and on the*nfat day of Dec- 1853. and shall be the .. of interest accruing on jonds from July first (1st); I All of said btpids shall ma- Ir.l the principal of the same |be paid on ‘December 1st, The entire (mount of in- said bonds, is to be paid' r as it becrues on the fabove mentioned, and d interest,, is payable in of the United States at < & Metals National I of the ttty bf New York, York, or office of the Treac le! the City of Athens s. Georgia. 1 election shall be held by wflce, "alt persons concerned are cited to show cause by the Ird day of December. 1923, why said appli cation for twelve months' support should not be granted. This 9th day of November, 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Nov. 9-13-23-80. -in the manner,, under the same I anil regulations that elec- I for municipal officers of I City arc held, and the re- I shall be made to the Mayor | uncil ofj hafltyof Athens, khall, mAMfc Of, «td ;to- h with, ■PMersl managers' Jbring OnyHreturns), oon- Ite said and declare isalt. < ■ said eli 1 to vot [:nds al I written is the wordslKQR BONDS,' those desIBig to vote 1st the isauancevofisaid bonds ■ have written or! printed 1 A IN ballots: "A G PS." S T SHERIFF’S SALE GEORGIA—Clarke County. Will he sold before the court house door, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues day In December. 1923, at public outery to the highest bidder for daw. the tallowing described prop- 1 That lot or parcel of land, with the Improvements thereon, tying and being on Cloverburst Avenue 1n the city Of Athens, Clarke coun ty, Georgia; said lot beginning at the Intersection of property be longing to 8. V. Sanford and Cloverburst Avenue 80 feet west of Castalia Avenue, and 1 running la a southern!/ direction 300 feet to an alley: thence in a westerly direction 80 feet to a corner; „ thence In a northerly direction (Istrator of 300 feet to Cloverburst Avenue; thence along Cloverburst Avenue in an easterly direction 80 feet to the beginning point' Said property having been levied upon and to be sold aa the property of Mrs. Mary R Powell for the purpose of Satisfying an execution Issued from the .City Court of Athens in favor of Ver non Hall against the said Mrs. Wary F. Powell. s Written notice given tenant In possession and deed for levy and sale g'led and recorded before levy. This 8th day of November, 1923 W. E. JACKSON. Sheriff Clarke County, deorgla. Nov. 9-16-23-30. SSSBWffifTS. .vT.TT*, tltlon, duly filed and entered on record, that he had fully adminis tered WllUam Dootaon's ' estate. This Is therefore to cite all per sons concerned, kfndred and credit ors, to show cause. If any they can. why said Administrator tbould discharged from his ad-, ministration, and receive letters I of dismission, on the first Mon day In December. 1923. This 9!b day of November. 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Nov. 9-16-23-30. TgR BANNRHTntRAI D. ATHENS, CTOHOTT TEDDY, i, SPURNS BETTER THAN IT OF KL FOR UKHIP GEORGIA—Clarke County: Notice to Debtors and Creditors: All; • persons having demands against the estate of Alfred B. Baildy, late of bald county, de* ceased, are hereby notified to pre sent the same as required by Jaw; and all persons owing said de* ceased, are requested to make payment to the undersigned. This November 8th, 1923. ALFRED DUKE BAILEY* Administrator of Alfred H. Bailey. Deceased. Nov. 9-16-28-30. > GEORGIA—Clarke County: Thomas H. Dozier, Jr., Admin* Tells Association For Ad vancement of Colored People He Couldn’t Con ceive of. Such Thing. (By Associated Preia.) NEW YORK.—Support of the Ku Klux Klan in his candidacy for governor of New York was spurh- ed in n letter from Theodore Roosevelt to the National Asso ciation for Advancement of Col ored People. The association naked Mr. Roose velt if a recent report that the City of Athens, Ga„ November 1. 1923. Bsrrow, /Clerk of the lil of the CidWnf Athens, as fl'Ieik, do iflreby certify the ring “Notice of Bond Elec- mk true and correct iamc as it appears oh (mutey of the h.e City ol , ‘ i_hand< and algna- if , the City of JAS.Jff$(lOW. Clerk. 2-9-16 GEORGIA—Clarke County. To All Whom it May Concern: Troy Andereon having In proper form applied to me for Lettora of Administration, d. b. n., C. T. XT, on tlip eatate of Mrs. Rebecca Realty, late of acid County, thla la to cite all and singular Iho creditors and next of kin of Mrs. Rebecca Realty to bo and appear at my oft'ce-wlthln tho time al lowed by 1 law, and show cause, If any they can, why letters of ad ministration, d. b. n„ C. T. A., should not bo granted Troy Ander son, on ,.Mrs. Rebecca Beatty's es tate. Witneia my hand and official •Ignatnre. this 9th day of Novem ber, 1933. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Nov.. 9-19-28-80. ounty. . KlanUJjfcJufrtng In proper ■ applied tcr^toor permanent ■ ot Administration on the ot A. W. Brooks, late of (ounty, this It to cite ell and - the CffinihYa and next of 1. \V. Bipoka.to be end ep- t my oHiiValthln the time by law, end show cause, 1 they can, why permanent ItitratlonfUtniR not be grant- llgen. on A. W. ii' estatri £W r Bneaa m Jtaqd and official lure, thfi Sflrday of Novem- l«3 __ Cftam. Ordinary. -18-23-fc. pGIA—Cl irka County. 1 be aoli on the first Tuos- Decei tber, 1923, between rat hot rs of. sale, to the l bidder for cash, the .follow al eatat i, to-wtt: J that lo of land, with the i’cmcnta theram, in taw city petit, cu he County. Georgia, ping at be southeast corner Interai :t!on of the Ilotllc- I Grady ■Aveuue. and run* I'hence rgelgrly along the . 97 fqth to a atone cor- I thence eouthprly along the Irty nt LI,A,;iRubensteln 200 1 'hence winterly along prop- I"! Wood 102 feet to a stone c. the cast, side of Grady thentie' r W)rtherly al(mk r Avcnu%.|M tact to the ho pe corner. This being the corfveyad-to T. W. Reed K- Phtnlzy by deed dated 19. 1919, and recorded In (he |'i oirce ot Clerke Superior l In deed book 25. folio’ 274. fconreyed to c. H. Phlntar by liotlgson by. deed ' -dated . 1904, and recorded In sa(d ' oflicoathLadeed book XX. property levied fly of John "tale of Mra.W. R. Boojh to ifentljifi i-'aued from jqrt'rtt Ctarke Coun- * Isror orT. J W.’ Reed against [parties, ' J 1 ' the Stb^ay of Npvember, W.k JACKSON, — Sheriff. a on, ns the Taylor and GEORGIA—Clarke County. - Will be aold before the court house door In said county between the legal hours of sale, to the high est, bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday m December, 1923,' the ■ n9*c- descqpd propeaty, toe All that tract or parcel of land, with the Improvements thereon. In Clarkt County, Georgia, on the west aide of the Middle Oconee Hirer, about eight miles from Ath ena, bounded on the north by the Oconee River and by Unde former ly belonging tc*M. U. McOInty; on the east altle by Und of T. N. Lester; on the eonth by lands of H. P. Fowler, and on the wait by lande of Fowler end 1 McOInty. Thla being the same tract of land con- veyed by 8. J. Draper to A. V Deadwyler by deed dated Novem- her 26. 1906. and recorded !n the office of the clerk ot the superior court of CUrke County, Georgia, Indeed book.“2Z.' folio 269, and conveyed'to E. 8. Lyndc* by O. E. Deadwyler. Jr., et al, by deedlof September 12, 1910, and rscorjrad In the office ot the clerk of Clark* Superior Court In deed book 9, page 650; aald tract coiiutntng two hundred and ten (210) acres, more or teas TVs tale will ho made In uaran- ance of a power of sale contained In a certa'n security deed executed and delivered by O. T. Goodwin. J. W. Fluor and W. a DUts to the undersigned, Mra. L. F. Edwards, dated March 14.1117. and recorded la deed hook 22. folio 119, In tba office of the clerk ot the superior court of Clarke county Georgia. Default baring been made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured by said deed, to-wlt, the Principe! turn of $4000.00. aald sal# la made for the purpose of cob lectlng the eeme, together with accrued Interest thereon, and after paying the same and the expanses of said sale and all taxes that may be due on aald property, the remainder, If any, will be paid to the giantore In aald security deed, or to the person legally entitled thereto. Thla l»t day of November. 1923. MRS. L. F. EDWARDS. As Attorney In Fact for O. T. Goodwin. J. W. Flror. and W. 8 Dllta. _ ERWIN..ERWIN A NIX1 the estate of Mrs.:Klan had endorsed him was true. Martha M. >Conway, late of said He replied he could not conceive County, deceased, having applied lauch as he had come out flatfoot' for leave to sell certain person-[ed against them, alty and realty of said estate, as. » more fully set forth In said appli-1 Funeral of YoiHlK cation, all persona concerned are , ,, _ -f . hereby notified to show cause be-1 Oglethorpe Matron f ore Too? Held On Thursday term, 1923, of the Cburt of Ordi-f # hbndny XL£Z M*prnyed el1 Bh ° UW n0t b ' Krantetl , thorcounty Thursday following ThisNovember 2, 1923. R. C. ORR. Ordinary, CUrke County, Georgia. Nov. 9*16*23*30. GEORGIA—Clarke County: Notice i» hereby given that J. J. Fowler, as guardian for Rabun Fowler, Corric Fowler and Louise Fowler, has applied to the under signed for leave to sell the real estate belonging to his wards for the purpose of using the proceeds of said sale for the support antj maintenance of his wards, the in come from said estate not being sufficient to support the said minors. This application will be heard at the regular term of the Court, of Ordinary (of said County to be j held on the first Monday in Dec ember, 1923. This 9th day of November, 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary, Clarke County, Georgia’. Nov. 0-16-23*30. an illness o' three \veefc.s The funeral was held at the Penieocal Chapel ir. Oglethorpe county lhui*8day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Hugh Bowling offici ated, the ilnterment following In the church cemetery. The j*IIbearers were Joe Black, John Chafin. F. F. Sorrow, J. Bailey. Willie Bailey .and B. Sellers. Mrs. Jordon leaves many friends who will be saddened* by her death. She was beloved by all who kotve her and-had always taken an ac tive part In her church, Burts hapel. Bernstein Brothers, Funeral Home In charge. COLDS THAT [9-16-23,; HOIA—C] unty. q appraiser* , month.' .up- l.'ima Younkln, widow ~ , 4K«uwd, having Groen F. Johnson, prominent Monticelb attorney, died suddenly in' a Atlanta hotel Thursday, it wae learned here Friday. Mr. Jchnson’a i. Green P. Johnson Jr. is n stu dent at the Unlverelty of Georgia. Mr. Johnscn wae one of Geor gia's meet prominent crlrrJnnl lawyers having been connected with tome of the most sensational murder trials of middle Oeorrla during the last fifteen years, wua a hrr.duato of the Unlyerahy ef Georgia and well known In Ath ens when he "radioed lh federal court. The !-* Johnson waa -meded In Athens wan coned ed Ii Athens was the flOdO.OCO irrmrnace case brotif.ht by a MsdPon bank against nr insurance company fur collection of Insurance of cot ion In the des truction of a warehouse. Mr. Johnson wan also prominent In the williams peonage ease, de fending the Jasper county farmer negroes held In peonage. This care waa of the most sensational of recent yeara In Georgia nnd the defendant waa, srtjtence^ to life term In the penitentary. Besides hi a widow and son, Greon Johnson, Jr„ Mr. Johnasn In sur vived by a brother, James M. John, and anoOu r son. Howard. EUliil Greene Johnson Of Monticello Dies Suddenly Chronic Cough” JMd Peralstent colfe Father of University Stu- # 1 1 ... a, a , OmUIHUICa tTUllMHB (63961 II |RBWMni nt and-Well Known At-ito a^. rnwawn n.» m«n- " ...Vi., .?, V ral dfcowry wllh two foM action; tomey of Middle Georgia ■ - - -■— Succumbs in Atlanta. Delightful Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies That Are En dorsed by Medical Au thorities to Cut Short a Cold or Cough Due to Cold and Prevent Com plications. Every Druggist in U. S. Instructed to Refund Price While You Wait at Counter if You Don’t Feel Relief Coming in Two Minutes. Delightful Taste, Imme diate Relief, Quick Warm-Up. Tba sensation of tba drug trada la Aspironal, tha two-minute cold and oough reliever, authoritative ly guaranteed by the laboratories; tasted, approved and most enthu siastically endorsed by the highest authorities, and proclaimed by tha people aa ten times as quick and effective aa whiskey, rock and rye, or spy other oold and cough rem edy they have ever tried. All drug stores are auppllkd with the wonderful elixir, so all yov have to do to get relief frgmUhat cold U to step into the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and tell him to serve you two teaspoon- fuls. With your watch In your hand, taka the drink at one swal low and call for your money back two minutes If you cannot fell tha distressing symptoms of your cold fading away like a dream'with In the time limit. Don't be bash ful, for all druggists Invite you and expect you to try It. Everybody's doing It. When your cold or cough la re- Heved, take the remainder of the bottle home to tout wife and child* ren, for Aspironal Is' by far the safest and moat effective, thi easiest to talcs and tha moat agree- able jco)6 and cough remedy x foi children as well as adults. Quick est relief for catarrhal croup and children’s choking up at night.— Advertisement It soothes and heals the Inflamed membrnms and kills the germ, of all known drugs, creosote Is re- .ignited hy the medical fraternity as the greatest healing agency for the treatment of chronic coughs and colds end other forms of throat and lung troubles. Creomulslon con tarns, tn addition to creosote, other healing eie. ments which soothe and heal the In- *‘»med membranes and atop the im- itlon and Inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach .is absorbed Into the blood, attacks the seat off fthe trouble son destroys tha germs that lead to consumption. Creomulslon Is guaranteed satin tory In the treatment of chronic cough* and colds, branchial aathama, , catarrhs! bronchitis •and other forme of throat and lung diseases, and la excellent for building up The system after colds or the f‘ue. Moitiy re. funded If anycough or cold. Ho matter of how otfg standing. Is not relieved which Mi. directions. Ask your druggist. Creomulsioa Co., Atlanta. Os.—Advertisement. MURDER MYSTERY Clean Child’s Bowels with “California Fig Syrup” FUNERAL NOTICES GEORGIA—ClMke County: To Whom It Mny Concern: Notice Is hereby «iven that A ; B. Coile, u administrator of Free Edwards, deceased, haying applied tor‘me by petition for lrevo to ««U certain real relate of aald decereed for the purpose of paying debte and distribution among the heire ot Uw of Mid deceased; nil of the heire at law and creditor, of the ■aid Fred Edwards, deceased, will tsko notice that I will Mss upon said nppliention nt the December TOrm 1923 of the Court of Ordi-1 JORDON—Died nt her home In oarv of Mid County: snd that nn- oalelhorpa county. yesterday . — 1. .Lotafn Irv til# Con- morning St 1 n'rlivlf. COOPER—Died at the home of his parents. 323 E. Dougherty St. last Ul|ht at 11 o'cloch. Mr. Harvey Keith Cooper fn his 17th year. He Is survived by his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. rooper, one slater, SUss Inn Cooper and four broth- ers, Messrs. Charles H.. Len W., W. R., and Guy C. Cooper. The funeral will be tomorow morning et 11 o'clock from the Prince Avenue Reptlet church, the following class mates from the Athens High School will plesao act ne pallbearers and meet st the residence 332 E. Dou gherty street, promptly nt ' ten o'clock; Messrs. Roger Hjgefn- botham. John Upchurch, Harry Crook, Horry Warren. Stern Up- son, Jr., and George Morton. Mem'- hej* of the High School bkhit will please act <s an banoray escort and meet at the church promptly at 10:46. Rev. J. J. Bennett of the Prince Avenue Baptist church as- sister by Rev. B. F. Elliott of the 2nd Bnptiet church will officiate wlteh Bernstein Bros., Funeral Home in charge. 1 office, nit persons |, ,hown to the eon- <rtt)ecembre < 19M lt**»y s >td time “ ld l ** T * wiU ieafeTftir 'twelve|tegr*" 1 ^- f No „ m ber. 1923. should, not ' ““rTU. ORR, Ordinary. F„„ Thl * W* Novem- ,y ov . 9 .i6-23-30. . GEORGIA—-Clarke County._ ' ' Whereas. Walter R- Dootsfln, morning it 1 o'clock. Mrs. Hompl jrrdon in her 39th year after an Ill ness of three weeks. She Is sur vived by her husband end one daughter and 7wo sods The funeral wM yesterday afternoon. Nov. 39, it « o'clock ffora Berta Chapel In OgtMhorpo.eoqn'ty .with. Interment in the chapel cemetery. Hev. ll,i-h Howling' officiated ’with Bernstein fires.. Puberal Home In chars' Taka Chaney’a for That Cold, Shs Mtans, or Something Worn. May Follow. That firat little shivery feeling Is nature's way of telling you to be ware. She holds up a warning hand and bids you take heed or you may expect to be laid low with something serious. You're taking cold that. If neg lected, mny lend to more serious bompllcatlond. Stop the trouble before It can do nny harm. For «lxty yearn Cheney’s Expec torant has been a tv .aimed o cer tain remedy for raid., bronchitis, croup, quinsy, whooping cough nod other affections of the throat and cheat. Thousand, of people all over the south ore enjoying health nnd hnppines. today heeau.e of their unshaken faith In thla grand old preparation. Whit It hM done for them It will do for you. Then stop nt the drug store on way home, or call up your drug gist nnd order n bottle. The Importance of avoiding necessary exposure to Inclement weather during the winter cannot he too strongly Inalated on. But Whrn thin canryrt bn helped there nlways Cheneys Expectorant ready to help you out of trouble. Sold by all druggists and I smaller towns by general mei chants In 30o and 60c hottlre.— A (Jrert hi nt net. Even If cross, feverish, bilious, constipated or full of cold, chil dren love the pleasant taste of California Fig Syrup." A tea- poonful never fails to. dean the iver and-bowels. Ask your druggist for gen “California Fig Syrup” which hM directlona for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. .Mother! You must say “Califor nia’’ or you may gst an Imitation fig syrup.—(Advertisement.) ORLANDO. Fid.—Orlando', aknl- etro murder, mystery was still un solved'Thursday r'ght. A Jury In e’r-'Ult court hero after spendlt n three (bis examining clr cpir.rtances surrounding the mys terlous finding of a bleached skele ton In Jhe swamp, hears here and the strange illsubpcarace of Malar A. P. Boyer returned a verdict ao- qitittlng J. W. Kloro of charges of murder. Kloe was accused of doing away With the former army officer a year ago because of alleged 1 Infat uation of Boyer for Klore'a pretty young wife. The )uby deliberated (7 mnutes. Raymond Kloro. aon of the aged planter. Indicted ad an accusory. can not be tried on the same charge under Florida laws. Young Kloro la sufferings from pumonory tuberculosis, according to clalme et defense attorneys. The State Friday presented Its strongest evidence against the sc- cuied. Witness after witness mounted the stand and gave di aging eg'dnnce against KJore. A- Icged claims of the planter that be had “dona away with Boyar" and threats {against the Bef of the army captain were recited. One iritnMi told of a band five men armed with rifle, head ing toward the swemp where ' the mud atalned skeleton was later found by hunters. Other witnesses were called to relate details of on alleged attempt to kill the former army officer on a train near here ten days be tore Boyer's mysterious disappearance. The attempt was fruatated when the conductor of the train Intorfer- Ao Initialed collar button wai the state’s sole link with the dMd. This button, found near the dark' ened bones, was Identified an one worn by Boyer when he disappear ed. On thla mute evidence the pros ecution attempted to establish corpus delectf. Young Athens Boy Answers Death Call Thursday occurred the death of Hnrvey Keith Cooper, 17 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Cooper at the home on Dougherty •tract, following a short Illness. Hs was a student at tha Athena Hgh School, n member of the band and noe of the most popular pupils at the school. ■ 1 Funeral servees will be held' it the Prince Avenue Baptist church at 11 o’clock Saturday morning: with Dr. B. F. Bennett officiating, with Rev. Elliott assisting. Be sides his parents the deceased Is survived by one sister. Miss Ins Cooper, teacher In ths city schools, snd four brothers, Charlie H, Lem W.. W. R. Cooper, sll of Ath ens, and Guy Cooper of Litho nta. The pallbearers will be Roger Higginbotham. John Upchurch. Harry Warren, qteve Upson, Jr, Georg. Norton and Harry Crook, of tba Athena High School band. Other members of the band will act m honorary pallbearers. Bernstien Brothers Funeral Home In charge.^ . Coalition to Rule Germany; Ministry. Faces New Crfais (Continued From Pegs Ons) CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY I Fend thl. ad and ten cents ta Foley A Co, 2885, Sheffield An I Chicago, BL, writing your name and address clearly. You will re- eelvn a ten cent bottle of FOL EY'S HONEY AND TAH for Coughs Cold., and Croup, alio fra. sample packages ot FOLEY KIDNEY TILLS . for Backach. Rheumatic rains. Kidney nnd Bind Idee trouble nnd FOLEY CATHAR TIC TABLETS' for, Constlpntlol tad Uniqueness. Then, wonderfu remodlie have helped millions o, t. Try them. Hold .very ahcrc.-Adv«.-t:~rue«L FOR EXCESSIVE URIC ACID T8Y THS WILLIAMS TSSATMtNT 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE Just becauM you atart the day wor. rled and Und, stiff leg» *nd arm* and muiclM, an aching head, burning and bearing down paint In the back—worn out before the day beglna—do not think you have to atay in tbat condU tlon. ' Be atronk, well, with no eUff Jolnta, tore muaclea. rheumatic pains, aching back or kidney trouble caused by body made If you rafter from bladder week, near, with burning, ecaldfng pains or !f you ere in end out of b-d hsif a dosen time, a night, you will appre- elate lb. mt, comfort and strength this treatment should give. To prove The William, Treatment conquer, kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism and aU other slime ‘ when do. to exceedv. uric acid, matter how chronic ac stubborn. If you have never tried The Wllllame Treat — wu stre^ •— notice with your name ’and addrrea from th seren-dsy crisis, both with ret poet lo the antagonism waiting It from the German nationals a. wetll as the jrst wbolley problem aiicil attitude of the United So- elitists. Although Dr. 3Isn announced ho would select his cabinet membess mspectlce of their party allegi ance, he navertbetaM heads an out- •poksn partisan ministry which ssomlngly once again la whoUy Im pendent upon the charity of the so cial democrats. To this extent the present crisis ran true to tradi tional form, althouh previous par llamentary ructions rtaoly con sumed an entire week In the pro cess of their llquldaton. President Ebert used up for chancellor can' dldates tn hfs efforts to construct a party line-up which would con stitute a /workable ccallllon. Centre College Team Arrives Friday; Red And Black Ready (Continued from Pag* One) ftftt . Kindly aond It cepu to h«lp pay post* age. packing. ^ to The Dr. D. A. Williams Company Dept. DA-597 P. O. Building, Bast Hampton, Conn. W« will GIVE you, all charge* paid by us our regular tie. sue bottle—not a sample—te be used only by yournelf, Only one bottle to the same address ot family. Nocbmg sent C. O. D. , KiMOIDS For INDIGESTION This will be the last appearance ■ the gridiron of Captain Jot Bennett, Georgia's gnat captain and tackle, while it wm also mark the passing of Sam Richardson st end and Mark Anthony at guard and tackle. The battle gets under way at 3 o’clock ami the crowd Is requested to be In their seats by 2:30. The admisaion Is *2.00 In the grand stand snd tlJSO In the bleachers, with seats now selling at Costa's. $50,000 DIAMOND ROBBEfcY IN OKLA. TULSA, OKLA, Diamond* Mid to bevmlmd mt between $60,090 mad 940.000 were stolen Thursday night thieves who entered the hotel t here occupied by Charles Mac nlkow representative of whole fjak rii.tiwn.l company at Memphis,.Tcnn. The robery waa discovered by him wher. he r.turr.cJ ?.-w. tha theatre. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO MAKE IT /.S MADE JUST DISSOLVE IT AND DRINK IT. A GREAT CONVENIENCE AND OH. SO GOOD! • ; McLELLAN’S ,5-10-2oc STOKE Big reductions In Ladies’ and ' Misses' Hats—we must make room for our Xmu merchandise. AH *6.00 Hats now'..a (LM 83.00 and $4.00 Hats now !!8c Ladies'. Sweaters 82.49 Ladles’ Sweaters .. .. .. $4.98 Men’s Sweaters $2.49 Men’s'Sweat, es $4.98 ■ Men’s Jerseys &g c WATCH Ol'R WINDOWS f-p-y-t TV U— -* KnrprtiJiiilg Kuppenheimer GOOD CLOTHES' A price ticket means nothing if it does not indicate dollar-for-dollar value. You can’t get fine fabrics and good tailoring for an absurdly low price. Try on one of these sterling Kuppenheimer suits or overcoats at this store. There’s value for you. See our fine assorment. , 3 1 FLORSHIEM AND DOUGLAS 'SHOES AND OXEORDS JOHN B. STETSON AND MALLORY HATS SWEATERS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR And Furnishings of All Kinds, Wei have received a shipment of Children’s “Indian Chief’ and “Cowboy” Suits, LEE MORRIS “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” Comer Broad and Jackson Streets Owners Use It and It Satisfies THEY GET RESULTS Drive Into Either of Our Filling Stations and Fill Up With ( MoPeP GASOLINE More Miles More Power More Speed QUICK STARTING On Cold Mornings It Costs No More Than Other Gas. Ask Ouy Customers—They Know. We Are Independent Home Dealers And We Appreciate Your Business. E.-S. SPORTING GOODS CO. Phone 895 'Comer Washington and Lumpkin Streets MOTORLIFE OIL COMPANY Prince and Meigs