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ATHENS BANNER, 8ATURDAY MORNING, MAY f4, 1921.
; FIVE .
STATENORNIAIFUND
mnrais
IN SA. COLLEGES
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Young Ladies Are Organiz
ing “Ten Clubs” Among
Their Classmates. ^
Tbe wonderful results of the past
ten days activities of the forces
awakened in Georgia by the sugges
tion of Mrs. George A. Meli of this
city that an emergency fund bo rais
ed by voluntary contribution from
the women of the state to meet the
financial crisis faced by the State Nor
mal school are demonstrations not only
of t,ne interest that is felt in the
School, but the thoroughness with
which the campaign Is being conduct
ed and the splendid strength as a
leader and organizer Mrs. Moll has.
Yesterday upon her suggestion, the
girls In the various schools anil col
leges of the state began forming "Ten
Clubs” to work for tho success of the
movement ill any way that the mem
bora of the club decided upon in ac
examination of all the available ill
formation on tho subject Indeed, an
nounrement of the intention of Senator
L. C. Brown to Introduce a resolution
to that end, which came several days
ago, has been followed by nutperous
declarations of members of both
branches of the assembly calling for
that action.
SUPREME COURT
KNOCKED HOLES
STATUTORY LAWS
(Continued from Pngc 1)
separate package and transmitted to
tho secretary of utato." It was on
that point Mr. McLendon hold ho was
pot compelled to consolidate and cer
tify the returns, because the Hall net
does not designate what returns simll
and'what shall not bo made to the
secretary of state.
The supreme court comments that
“the provisions of this ret aro not ns
comprehensive as they might havo
been." hut the preceding laws indicate
which returns should go -to tho sec
retary of state.
The effect of tho do. Islon Is to leavo
the original question unsettled, though
supporting tho position of Judge Mc
Lendon on the proposition raised as
to Ills offico, and would bo takon to
mean the legislature will have to fur-
I tiler clarify the Hall act.
rompllsliing the aim—the securing of [„ the case of Jones vs. the State,
contributions to the funds. ! which has to do with the application
It was doubly tlttlng that the first i of certain sections of the state mo
ot the clubs to he formed, and the sec- tor vehicle regulations, (lie court has
end, he promoted by Athens girls. A!
WeBlcynn college. Miss Majoric Car-
roll. of this city, together with Miss
Isniisc Hayes, of Montn/.uma., organ
ized a efub of cnthulastlc college mates
and are now busily at work In further
tng their plans. Last nifjht Mrs. Meli
was telephoned the names of the sec
rind club—at Agues Scott college—
headed by Miss Cora Morton and Mias
Charlotte Newton, both well known
Athens girts, and tho other members:
End Strickland, Washington; Eliza
beth Parham, Warm Springs; Frances
Smith, Atlanta; Carry Scandrott, Cor
dele; Francos Woolcy, Atlanta and
Martha Hakes, Decatur.
Other girls’ schools will form clubs
today.
Local Interest In thc-campaign war
stimulated again yesterday when at a
meeting at tho Athens Woman's dull
Inrgely attended a branch of the Lea
ruo of Women Voters was formed,
and a hearty endorsement added ti
the movement.
Miss Roberta Hodgson leaves this
morning tor Augusta as a represen
tative of Athens Lcngtio of Womor
Voters to tho state convention held In
that city, and the emergency fund for
the Stfto Nqrmnl will ho brought be
fore tin attendance thereby prominent
womef. wh<$ havo already' been Intor
ested In Hie campaign.
Reports from tho depository of the
fund anA from Mrs. Moll Indicate that
tho reWhlts are ldNWrmt- with n
$30,001 deficit and others impending
the needs aro great, and the enibants*
ment tat tho school must ho entirely
wiped; out before any Idea of n lct-iir
in efftu-t is allowed to linger In the
minds* of either workers Or .people.
Elsewhere in this, ftzue is a blank
form [or. yonr convenience in mak
Ing n remittance if'you desire to dr
r.o. I i|I It out. pin a check or a
dollar MU to it and mail to Mrs. Meli
or tbs Emergency Fund of the Stair
Norms I School, in caro of tho Athen:
Savings Bank, Athens, Ga.
-
knocked out certain sections.
In tills case Jones, an Atlanta man,
ran over and killed oijc Hoke Smith
Lee while driving on tho common
higliwny nt a greater speed than
thirty miles an hour, and while in an
intoxicated condition. Ho was indict
ed on two counts charging manslaugh
ter, tinder tlie provisions of the cited
sections of the state motor vehicle
law. That art was passed at tho ex
traordinary session of the genera^ as
sembly of 1915, and approved Novem
ber SGth of that year. The defense,
on trial, demurred to the bill of Indict
ment on tho ground that the law is
unconstitutional, and appealed the
case. it
The supreme court holds that, so
much o' tho act passed at the ex
traordinary sossion, which does not
comport/- with tho subject matter con
tained In tlie governor’s proclamation
convoking an extra session is uncon
stitutional. for the reason that tho
legislature was without constitutional
authority to pass a bill having in it
subject matter not In conformity with
tho toxt of tho governor's proclama
tion. The court holds further that
“approval of the act by the governor
did not make it valid.’’ Tho court
speciflcally holds, howovor, that "noth
Legal Advertisement*
SHCRlPF'a 8ALE.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
Will bo sold on tho first Tuesday In
June, 1921. during tho legal hours
lor saleB, before tho courthouse door
said State and County, to the high- perior Court of Clarke County Gcor-
lege of renewalwk.prpvMed mi
Petitioners’ Aktnrnoys.
Filed in -office this 11th day of
May. 1921.
E. J. CRAWFORD.
Clerk Superior Court,
Clarko County, Georgia.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
I, E. J*. Crawford. Clerk of tho Su
est bidder for cash, the following de
scribed property, to-wlt:
One two-passenger Roadster Bulck
car, Motor No. 313681. Said property
levlod upon as the property of the de
fendant. J. C. Mitchell, to satisfyj a
mortgage II fa Issued In f»vor. °t T.
J. Graham against J- C. Mitchell and
said described property.
This May 5th, 1921.
W. E. JACKSON,
Sheriff.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
By virtue of en order of the Su
perior Court of Clarko County, Geor
gia, In the case of Epps-WUklns Co.
vs. Levi Walker et at, I will sell be
fore the courthouse door on the first
Tuesday in June, 1921, the following
described property;
Alt that lot of land, with the Im
provements .thereon, lying and being
in the City of Athens, Clarke County,
Georgia, situated bn the east side of
the Oconee river, fronting on tho
south side of Vine street and known
as Lot No. 14, In plat made by C. M.
Strahan, dated Doc. 27, 1883, and
more fully doscrlbed in a deed from
Annie Toomer to Robert Osby dated
Jan. 24, 1912, In which deed there Is
a fuller description hereof, said lot
being 50 feot 9 inches by 198 feet.
Said lot levied upon as the property
of Lovl Walker.
Terms cash upon the confirmation
of a sale by Judge of the Superior
Court of Clarke County.
WALTER E. JACKSON.
Commissioner.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
To the Superior Court of
Clarko County;
The petition of W. O. Payne and J.
L. Sexton, of Clarke County, Geoigia,
Ray Hastings of Fulton County, Geor
gia, W. P. Congdon of Richmond
county, Georgia, and Max McCandless
of Cherokee County, Georgia, respect
fully shows:
1. That a social society has been
established In Clarke County, Georgia,
known as the Delta Chapter of Sigma
Chi Fraternity, and that said society
is an association of students in at
tendance upon the University of Geor
gia.
2. Your petitioners further show
that they and their associates and
successors desire to bo Invested with
„ , corporate authority to enforce good
Mg' In-this (loclslon applies to mu- order, receive donations, buy, hold and
— —. a | lon rcal „ n(1 porsonal property, and
when necessary to borrow money and
secure tho payment of the same by
mortgage ot security deed, or any
other conveyance, to whatever realty
or personalty may be owned by said
corporation.
3. Your petitioners dcslro to be In
corporated under tho name and etyle
gla. do hereby certify (hat tho fore
going is a true and correct copy of
the application for charier of tho
Delta Chapter House Association of
the Sigma Chi Fraternity as the same
appears of file In this office,
r Witness my official seal and signa
ture as Clerk of said Court, this the
11th dgy of May, 1921.
E. J. CRAWFORD,
Clerk Superior Court,
1 Clarke County, Georgia.
GEORGIA—Clarkej^tytinty. , , , vueuvn.
Will be sold before the Count House GEORGIA—Clarke County.
CITATION.
hlclpnl ordinances or to any part of
the nit" which properly related to the
subject matter "stated in the gov
ernor’s proclamation.'.'
In other words, the court holds that
all tho sot Is constitutional save thoso
two BCrtiona which regulate tho speed
and manner of,driving on the public
highways anil the prohibition Imposed
Seal cy Sends Salty
_• Message to Governor
(Special to Tile Banner)
Alls ita, Ga„ May 13.—Whether the
parttc ilarly salty, . In fact drastic,
telogr m received today by Governor
Dpreo; frqm Judge Wm. H. E. Bearcy,
of tbo Flint circuit superior court, will
draw ram the governor a further re
ply. 0 what action will be taken In
regard to ttyi attitude and language Is
a question which could not be answer
ed today. The telegram came while
the governor was attending the funeral
of > .|Aend, and after that time there
was dbt an opportunity to -get from
him n y comment oqrthe oomrauuica
tlon f :>m Judge SeaKy. ,w
Judi e'Senrcy In hlslelcgrom, which
he ga ejto the prehi.sald:
“Be oro answering your letter tr
me, i caln .Indicting your state an<:
Its co rts and people, 1 demand as o
matte of right to sny notion of fair
play I nd .justice, the names of your
invest gator and of tho four citlsens
who s sted a committee waited on me
and ot Mined a promise of a chalngang
sentei !e from me In advance of, trial,
aril ol those whom you say stated the
trlsl o White was s fako and travesty
on jus Ire. •
“Se ’St bucket-letter attacks on
Georg it her people end officers must
stop, fflthcr these things are true or
are cx itemptible, cowardly Res. Those
Inters ted and tbe people nrc entitled
to tbe Diets and the witnesses. Let us
havet »de. (Signed) Wm., E.,lf. Searcy
Jr.. Ji Igo superior court.” ’ ' ‘ !
The o has. hs a matter of courso,
been considerable commehl on these-
ricvel imcntsT and In that comment
there a n division of opinion. From
n goo many sources it has been held
that t e lugging in of the judiciary .of
the sjpte on tbe allegation that thr
whokVMttdlcial system of Georgia has
been indicted was Improper aqd meets
with exception. On the other hand. II
Is true .that there has been criticism
of tb* publication of the pamphlet
which |ed to the attack by Judge
Searcy on the governor.
The growing'heat of the eorres
nondence ha* definitely insured thr
fact tint there will be early legisla
tive cognisance of the matter, and al
most tf n certainty Insures that a joint
rommltaw of the two- branches will
be selected to go thoroughly Into tbe
entire question and mate • minute
on driving an automobile while Intox
icated. Thoso sections are held to bo
uiiconstltutloifnl solely hecauso of the
fact they were ennetod nt tills special
srsslon nnd not included in ibe lang
uage of the governor’s call.
The case of Jack L. Kolley, now In
Spalding county Jail under tho ex
tremo penalty in- a murder caso, was
decided today, the supreme court sus
taining tho lower court. Kelley was
trlod for tho murder of Roy Trailer,
Atlanta taxi driver, at a point near
Griffin. Tho killing ls'hllogod to havo
occurred on September 10, the grand
Jury in a special session returned an
indictment on tho 14th, the trial be
gan on the 16th and a verdict ot guilty
was returned on the 17th. The defense
moved for a new trial on ttQ ground of
insufficient time to prepare Its
■roe new trial wai denied and the
ease appealed. The supreme court
sustains tho lower court In denial of
tho new trial prayed for.
Four Soldiers -
Powder .Blow-Up
(By Associated Press)
Lawton. Okla., May 13.—Four en
listed men of tho Seventh Ordnance
depot detachment. Fort Sill, Okie.,
were killed this afternoon when E00
pounds of black gunpowder, condemn
ed and ordered destroyed, exploded
prematurely.
Dealer Charges That
He Delivered Much
Whiskey to Martin
J
Atlanta, Ga.. May 13.—Charges that
in,delivered liquor for two years to
Councilman A1 Martin And often had
CJjy Detectives West and Payne along
to ’escort tile deliveries when 'they
were made before the council com
mittee tonight by Harry J. Smith, con
fessed liquor dealer.
Tornadoes Hit
Two N. C. Towns
Several Injured
Raleigh, N. C., May 13.—Tornadoes
are reported to-have caused consid
erable property damage nnd injured
several persona at Rose boro and Long
Branch communities In Robeson coun- . ,
ty today. Telephone lines are down | force for twenty years, with the privi
and no details have been - - - -
here.
of Delta Chapter House Association
of tho Sigma Chi Fraternity, with a
capital stock of Five Thousand
($5,000.00) Dollars, with the privilege
of Increasing said capital to Fifty
Thousand ($60,000.00) Dollars by a
majority vote at sny time. The prin
cipal office of said corporation Is to
ho located in tho City ot Athens,
Clarke County, Georgia.
4. Your petitioners desire that said
corporation may issue shares ot stock
ot the denomination ot Ten ($10.00)
Dollars each, nnd any bolder of ten or
more shares at sold stock shall be a
member ot said corporation. Said
stock may be Issued at any time to
any member ot the Sigma CM (Frater
nity who may subscribe for tbo pur
poses ot tbe corporation the sum ol
$10.00, with tbe agreement to com
plete tbp purchase of ten sdeb shares.
Said stock, however, shall be non
profit sharing, aim-assessable, and tbe
holder’s right therein shall cease and
determine upon sneb holder's death, it
being distinctly understood that tbe
object of the corporation Is to hold
real and personal property for the
Delta Chapter ot tbe Sigma Cbl Fra
ternity of Athens, Georgia, and that
no element ot gala or profit to Its
share-holders or to the members has
entered therein.
5. That the number of directors
shall be six, all of whom must be
members of the corporation, and tour
of whom shall be chosen from the
LEGAL SALE.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a security deed
with power of sale from Lawrence
Moragne to the Athens Building. Loan
and Investment Company, which pow
er of sale was made irrevocable even
by death of Lawrence Moragne, ex
ecuted on the 14th day of September,
in the year ot our Lord One Thou
sand, Nine Hundred and Fourteen, and
recorded in the office of. tho Clerk of
the Superior Court, Clarke County,
Georgia, in deed book 17, page 91, the
undersigned, Athens Building, Loan
and Investment Company, will sell at
public outcry on tho first Tuesday in
June, next, before tbe Courthouse door
In said County, during the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder tor cash
the following described property men
Honed in said deed, to-wit:
That house and lot in Lynwood
Park, being tho east half of Lot No.
10 In Block No. 8, a sub-division ot
the City of Athens. Georgia, accord
ing to a plat of record in the ClerlPs
Office ot said County, said lot front
ing on Hancock Avenue fifty-two (52)
feet and running back to* Glenn Ave
nue one hundred and twenty-two (122)
feet, and along Glenn Avenue thirty-
ono (31) feet, and from Glenn Ave
nue to Hancock Avenue a distance ot
one hundred and thirty-four (134)
feet, the house number on Hancock
Avenue on tills'lot being No. 1370.
Said deed was made to secure
loan made by said Company to said
Lawrence Moragne, . In accordance
with Its charter, constitution and by
laws, of which said company Law
rente Moragno was a member, and a
note evidencing said loan was made
by-him to the company for the sum
of SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUR ($624.00) 'DOLLARS, payable
In monthly Installments of $7.43 suc
cessively for the full term of EIGHTY-
FOUR (84) MONTHS, beginning with
October 14. 1914, it being expressly
agreed, that If default should be made
In said payment or any one ot said
monthly installments, and such de
fault shell continue for tbe space of
two (2) months after such monthly
-payment becomes due, then each of
said monthly payments above men
tloncd shall thereby become duo and
payable and the Athens Building, Loan
and Divestment Company, if its Board
of Directors shall so desire, may pro
ceed to recover tho whole' of the
monoy then unpaid. The said Law
rence Moragne having, failed to pay
many of the monthly installments due
and such default having continued 90
many ot said payments for the space
ot longer than two months after such
monthly Installments became due, the
Board ot Directors of said company
have ordered that tho loan bo fore
closed and tho whole of the money
unpaid recovered and to collect the
sum due thereon. There will be due
on said loan at the time of sale
$134.57, besides cost ot foreclosure,
and this sale will be made for the
purpose of paying said sums, together
with all cost of this proceeding, as
provided by said deed. A conveyance
will be executed to the purchaser aq
authorised In said deed.
This the 10th day of May, 1921.
ATHENS BUILDING, LO»N *
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
By Deupree Hunnlcutt, Atty.
GUARDIAN'S 8ALE.
State of Georgia.
Clarke County.
By virtue of an'order from the
Court of Ordinary of Clarke County,
Georgia, will be sold, at public outcry,
to tbe highest bidder, on the first
° f »>;« Tuesday in June. 1921,' at tho court-
^ * . house door In said County, between
whom shall be chosen from the active
chapter. All directors of the corpora
tion shall he elected at tbe first meet
ing of the corporation, after the grant
ing of the charier.
6. The directors by resolution may
authorise the president ot the corpora
tion to purchase, alien or encumber
real estate of the corporation, but
such resolution must be authorised
by a 1 three-fourths vote of the Board
ot Directors.
7. Vacancies in the Board of Di-
tectors of this corporation, by death,
ret Ignition or otherwise, are to be
filled by election by tbe remaining
members of the Board at the first
meeting ot the remaining directors
-following such vacancy.:
8. Petitioners desire the right to
sue and he sued, to plead and be Im
pleaded, to contract and be contracted
with, tq have and use a common seal,
and generally to have all such other
corporate powers ts may he suitable
to said enterprise and not Inconitatent
with (he laws of this State or the
United States, nor In violation of pri
vate rights. *•
9. Your petitioners pray tbe grant
ing of an order Investing and cloth
ing them, their aeioclates end suc
cessors, with the corporate authority
and powers aforesaid, to remain In
received! lege of Increasing said -capital stock
hs herein prayed,! end with the priri-
tho legal hours of sale, an undivided
two-thirds Interest In and to all that
certain house and lot located at the
corner of East Broad and Wilkerson
stroets In the City of Athens, said
State and County, and known as No.
1010 East Broad street, and being the
bouse and lot purchased by Herman
Smith, deceased, from Sidney Boley,
as evidenced by deed of record in
the office of the Clark ot Clarke Coun
ty Superior Court) In Book No. 6, page
267, and to which reference le made
forialmore complete description of the
property to be sold.
11jk(d property sold aa the property
of (Herman Q. Smith and Herbert *B.
Smith, minors, under and by virtue of
Sn'order authorising said sale, grant-
edfby the Gourt of Ordinary of said
£o$nty at the regular May term, 1921,
Of’sald court. Terms of dale Cash.
This May 9th, 1921.
MRS. LOUISE SMITH,
Guardian of Herman G. Smith
and Herbert B, Smith.
i NOTICE.
The owner of the remaining one-
thlrd undivided interest in the above-
mentioned house and lot will accept
the same price, In proportion, for this
Interest, at which the minors' Interest
Is bid off. *
MBS. LOUISE SMITH.
‘Door, during the legal hours -of sale,
the first Tuesday In June, 1921> to the
highest bidder for cash, a one-halt in
terest In the following described Real
Estate, belonging to the estate of Mat-
tic Boles, deceased:
All that tract or parcel ot land sit
uated In the .said County and in the
219tli district, G. M., bounded by Doc
tor Hunnlcutt, Mrs. Nottle F. Vincent,
Dr. Haynes and Mr. J. M. Pope, con
tainlng 26'acres, more or less.
Application for leave to sell having
been advertised as required by law
and an order having been passed by
Hon. R. C. Orr, Ordinary for said
County, authorising said sale.
This the 1st day of May, 192L
OTHO BROWN.
H. M. RYLEE, Administrator.
Atty. for Administrator.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
County of Clarke. * \
To All Whom It May Concern:' ,.
Mrs. Mary Hale, wife ot Emmett J.
Hale, late of Clarke County, deceased,
having this day filed In the Court of
Ordinary of Clarke County, Georgia,
her petition for permanent letters of
administration to be issued to the said
widow and Dawson Halo (brother of
deceased) on the estate of tbe said
Emmett J. Hale, deceased, an order
having been duly passed directing that
citation do Issue, this is, therefore, to
cite all persons to show cause. If any
they have, why permanent letters of
admlnlstratldn should not Issue to tbe
said Mrs. Mary Hale, as administra
trix, and to said Dawson Hale, as ad
ministrator, of the estate of said Em
mett J. Hale, deceased. Said applica
tion will be heard on the first Mon
day In June, 1921, in the Court of Or
dinary of said County. ,
In Witness Whereof I havo here
unto set my hand and affixed my seal,
this 19th day of April, 1921.
R. C. ORR.
Ordinary, Clarke
County, Georgia.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
GEORGIA—Clarke County. ’-. - •
Will bo sold on the first Tuesday In
June, 1921, before the Court House
door in said County, within the legal
hours of sale, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the following describ
ed property, to-wlt;
Ail that lot of land,' with tbe im
provements thereon, In the City of
Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, lo
cated on the south side of Baxter
Street, between Mlllcdge Avenue and
Rock Spring Street, fronting 100 feet
on Baxter Street and running back
In a southerly direction a depth of
200 feet, and having thereon a dwell
ing house known as No. 985 Baxter
Street, being the bouse now occuplr*
by Carlisle Cobb; this being the samo
lot of land described In a deed ex
ecuted by B. H. Parr, guardian, to
Chas. Stern Co. and recorded In deed
Book O.G., Folio No. 997, in the Office
of the Clerk ot the Superior Court of
Clarke County, Georgia. This lot ol
land Is known as Lot No. 3 of a three-
acre tract ot land; said three-acre
tract of-land being located at ’the
southeast corner of the intersection
of Rock Spring Street. The lot of
land heroin conveyed being bounded
on tho east by the premises occupied
by Cobb Davis, on the south by lot
of land held by Carlisle Cobb and E.
K. Lumpkin, Jr., and on tbe west by
a vacant lot lying between tbo herein
conveyed lot and Rock Spring Street,
and bounded on the north by Baxter
Street.
Said property levied on and to be
sold as the property of Carlisle Cobb
under and by virtue of an execution
Issued from the City Court of Athens
In favor of Austin Bell against tho
said Carlisle Cobb. Written notice
having been given tbe owner.
This May 13th, 1921. ‘
W. £ JACKSdN. <
Sheriff;
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
Hugh W. White having In .proper
form applied for Permanent Letters
of Administration on the eslata -nf i and
John Cooper, late of aald-County/;(Ms irtw
1s to cite all and alngular the creditors w
and next of kin of aald John Cooper “ '
to bo and appear at my office within
the time allowed by law and show
cause, It any they can, why permanent
administration should not be granted
to Hugh M. White on said John
Cooper’s estate. ..
Wltneaa my handAand official sig
nature, this tile 11th day of May, 1921.
R. C. ORR.
Ordinary.
To Whon) It May Cohcern: Notice
Is hereby' given that Eugene Mitchell,
Executor of tho estate of Susan Mit
chell. deceased, has filed a petition for
leave to sell lands belonging to said
estate, as described In said petition.
T will nans imon the same on the
first Mondsv In June. next. Let any-
-win* Interested show cmiiv*. if any thev
have, whv !-'(•»» should not be grant-
e* -- prevpff for.
This 11th day of M-v. 1»?1.
R. C. OBI.
v,.. Ordlnarv,
C.r-n—dartre Gniintv.
Vrs Fm*|*s ,T.. Johnson. Execnlrlv
of trjp will, of *>. M- Johnson, doeeased.
havlpe! annllod (n me for leant to self
certain lauds of said estate, deserthed
Ip asld annllcation. this Is to notify
ell person*, enneernyd that said ap
plication will he heard and determined
he me at the rerul-tr Tune Term 1#»L
of the Court of Ordinary of Clarke
Conntv.
this May 9, 1921.
R. C. riRtf.
Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Clarko County.
Mrs. Emma L Johnson, widow of
'E M Johnann. deceaeed. havinr sp
oiled *or e twelve months' support for
herself and her minor child. Marv
Johnson, nnt of the estate of F. M.
Johnson, deceased, end the inpralaere
epnolnted'ln said matter having made
their return, this is to cite all nersona
to show cause h»fore me at the next
regular term of tbe Court of Ordinary
o( Clarke Countv. on the first Mondsv
In June, 1921. why the return of said
appraisers should not be made the
Indement of this Court, and said
twelye months’ support be set aside In
accordance with said return.
This May 9|1|, 1921.
T R. C. ORR.
Ordinary. Clarke
County, Georgia.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
h ’Mrs. Goldie H»ff having made ep-
pllcntlnn for twelve months’ support
out of tho estate of W. J. Huff, for her;
self and three minor children, and ap
praisers duly appointed to eet apart
the same having filed their return,
all persons concerned are hereby re-
oulred to show cause before the Court
■of Ordinary of said County on the
first Monday In June, 1921, why said
application should not be granted.
This 5th day of May, 1921.
R. C. ORR,
• * Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
To All Whom it May Concern: i
Elliot Fears having applied for
guardianship of the persons and prop
erty of Lefla May Fears and Calvin
Fears, minor children of E. P. Fpara,
late of said County, deceased, notice
Is given that said application will be
heard at my office at 10 o'clock"A. M,
on the first Monday In June. next.
This May 5th. 1921.
R. C., ORR. t
Ordinary and ex-Offldo
• ' Clerk Court OfOntlnatF.
GEORGIA—Clarke County. /
The Appraisers appointed to set
apart a year’s support for Mrs. Mslda
E. Arnold and her minor child, oilt
of the estate of O. D. Arnold, de
ceased, have filed their report and all
persons concerned are ordered to
show cause to the Court of Ordinary
of said County, on the. first Monday
In June, 1921, why said report should
not be recorded and a year’s support,
as set apart therein, granted.
This April 30tb, 1921.
R. C. ORR.
Ordinary Clarke County.
Clarke Superior Court,
-e, , April Torm, 1921.
^GEORGIA—Clarke County.
Angelins Ogden vs, Aaron Ogden,
To Aaron Ogden:
By order of the Court you are re
quired to be and appear at tald Court
on the third Monday In July, next, to
answer petitioner's libel for divorce,
id In default thereof the Court will
oceed as to justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable Blanton E.
Fortson, Judge of said Court.
This lltb day of April, 1(21.
E. J. CRAWFORD.
I TV ■' Clerk.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
To All Whom ft May Concern:
Mattie S. Eberhart «t al having In
proper form applied for Permanent
Letters of Administration de bonis nou
on the estate of William Eberhart,
late of said County, this Is to cite all
and singular the creditors and next
of kin of William Eberhart to be and
appear at my office within the time
allowed by law and show cause, If
sny they can. why permanent adminis
tration should not be granted to Mat-
tie S. Eberhart et al on said William
Eberhart'a estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature. this the 11th day of May, 1921:
R. C. ORR,
Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Clarke County,
Whereas, E. R. Williams, Adminis
trator of Mrs. A. M. Williams, repre-
seats to the Court In his petition, duly
Hied entered on record, Chat he
has fully administered Mrs. A M.
Williams’ estate. This Is therefore to
cite all persons concerned, kindred
and creditors, to show cause, If any
they can, why eald Administrator
should not he discharged from bis ad
ministration, and receive letters of
dismission, on the first Monday In
June, 192L
R. C. ORR,
Ordinary.
Rtsd Banner* advertisements .and
patronize Banner advertiser*.
GEORGIA—Clarke County.
To t)ie Superior Court of .Bald County:
The petition of John L. Franklin
and H. C. Stewart respectfully shown:
1. That they desire for themselves,
their associates and auccessors, to be
incorporated under the name end style
of "Franklin's Auto Supply Station ot
Athens, Georgia.”
2. The capital stock of. said cor
poration shall be $5,000, divided Into
■bares of $25.00 each, with the privi
lege of Increasing and decreasing the
same as hereinafter provided.
2. More than 10 per cent of said
capital stock has already been paid in.
4. The terms for which petitioners
desire to be Incorporated le twenty
(20) years, with the privilege to sold
corporation ot renewing the charter
beyond that time upon a majority rote
ot all the then outstanding stock, and
with the privilege; to eald corporation
of discontinuing tnd winding up Its
safd business end liquidating Its af
fairs, at any time upon a majority rote
of all the then outstanding stock; and
petitioners desire that said corpora
tion may have the power and au
thority to apply for and accept
amendments to Its charter. In either
form or substances, upon a majority
vote of all the then outstanding stock.
5. The object of said corporation
la pecuniary gain to Its stockholders,
f. The particular business to be
carried on by eald corporation Is the
buying, selling and dealing la auto
mobile and motor vehlclea, tires, sup
plies and accessories, but petitioners
desire the right to said corporation
to engage In the buying, eeUIng, man
ufacturing and dealing In automobOea,
mqtor trucks, gmaollne engines and
motors, tractors, motorcycles, and
other motor vehicles, and other ve
hicles, in machinery, and tiros, sup
plies, and accessories therefor; tho
operation of garages, service stations
and: repair shops, and generally to e'n-
gago In the motor vehicle business,
both wholesale and retail, and In do
ing all tlitngs necessary in tbe manu
facturing, buying, selling, and repair
Ing motor vehicles ot all kinds with
the acceesorles and supplies there
for; to build, lease or operate electric
light and power plants, and to sell
light and power- to others; tb apply
for and obtain, register, purchase,
transfer and dispose ot patents, pat
ent rights, copyrights, and trade
marks; to buy and sell gasoline, oils,
and to operate filling'stations; and to
buy, own. sell and deal In' teal and
personal property of alt kinds.
7. They also desire that aald cor
poration shall have the further pow
ers -and privileges io buy, Ifnprove,
sell and own real estate, and all ether
kinds of property, tor cash and on
credit; fo act as general and spedat
agent for others, and to transact busi
ness through agents; to lend and bor
row. money upon the usual form of
evidence of Indebtedness, and upon
real estate and other forma ot secur
ity; to subscribe for, owu, mortgage,
pledge and dispose ot stock In and
bonds of other corporations; to enter
Into contracts of copartnerships with
Individuals and corporations; to enter
Into contracts of guaranty jind surety
ship 1 to endorse either tor the purpose!
of transferring title, or merely tor
the purpose of securing and guarantee
ing the payment ot promissory notes,
bills ot exchange, bonds and other
obligations, and to pledge Its credit
for the security thereof.*
$. Petitioners desire tor said cor
poration the further privilege of In
creasing the capital stock ot said .cor
poration at any time and from time
to time at any regular or called meet
ing of the itockholdere by a- majority
vote, of the then outstanding stock, to
an amount not, to exceed $1<)4),000.00,
and In like mann'er to reduce the cap
ital stock In saiid corporation at any
time and from time to time to ati
amount not less than $5,000.00, by par-
chase of Its own stock; such purchas
ed stock to be cancelled and retired
or held In the treamry and re issued
fronrtlme. to time by a Uke majority
vote ot the then outstanding stock;!
to Issue preferred stock upon inch
terms and conditions, and Jn such
amounts, and to provide for retiring
the same, as may be determined by,'
the majority vote of the then but-'
standing stock, at,any regular or call
ed meeting; such preferred stock,
however, not to exceed at any time
the amount of the common stock then
outstanding; and In like manner to di
vide the stock of the corporation »a(o
classes, and to provide for different
dividends upon different classes ot
stock; tbe rights, powers and privi
leges of the holders of preferred stock
and of the several classes of stock
to be controlled by the resolution an-,
thorizlng tho same; and upon a ma
jority vote ot all tbe then outstanding
stock at any regular or called meet-'
Ing of Its stockholders, io issue bond*
and secure the game l>y mortgiipi' or
deed to secure, debt on the property,
real and personal, of said corporation,
and Its Incpma, and by transfer and
conveyance ot Id franchise, said cor
poration to' be expreasely authorised
and empowered to sell, mortgage and
In/Anywise convey ita franchise; the
amount of bonds to be issued not, how
ever/ to exceed the amount of tbe com
mon stock then outstanding.
9. No stockholder shall be liable to
the creditors of the corporation ex
cept to the extant of any unpaid bal
ance, due on his stock subscription, nor
then If he bee pr.ld dqbts of tbe cor
poration equal to his unpaid stock
subscription,
10. the principal office and place
of business ot said corporation shall
be In Clarke County, Georgia, but pe
titioners desire for said corporation
the privilege of establishing branch
office! or agencies or manufacturing
plants or places ot business In such
other place or places within or with
out tbe 8tate of Georgia, as the cor
poration-may desire.
Wherefore. Petitioners pray that
they may be made a body corporate
under the name and style of "Ffank-
Un's Auto Supply Station, of Athens.
Georgia,” with the foregoing power*
and privileges, and with all other
powers and privileges extended to or
usual with like corporations under
the laws ot this State.
JONES. PARK * JOHNSTON,
ERWIN, ERWIN A NIX,
Petitioners* Attorneys
Filed in office April 25. 192L
E. J. CRAWFORD,
Clerk.
r E. J. Crawford, Clerk of tbo Su
perior Court of Clarke County. Oeor-
■la. do certify that the foregoing Is n
true and correct copy of the petition
of Franklin’s Auto 8upply Station ot
Athens, Georgia, for incorporation as
the same appears of file In this ot
a< Thls the 25th day of April. 1921.
E. J. CRAWrOBD,
Clerk.
Owing to the shortage of coal and
the manner In which the government
regulates the distribution of fuel In
Berlin, the hot both bee beoome such
a luxury that many persons,have ceas
ed bathing.
SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday, services:
10 a. m.—Open-air meeting-corner
College and Clayton.
U a. m—Meeting In eonnty jail.
$ p. m.—Sunday school In city halL
7:20 p. m.—Open-air meeting corner
College and Clayton.
Week-day services:
S p. m.—Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, open-air meeting at corner
of College and Clayton.
Officers In charge: Cspt. S. M. Cutt*
and Lieut. F. Belt
Gototdeball game
today at Sanford
field.