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rri !Ml\ FEBRUARY lit, T92.1 VbB ill ANKER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORCIA . , „r,o .U uort QOmantC w, U JLtf.‘. 0r S?!J rt C, * rl< * County,fccMoct tWeuihifSue on (afd'nbte.'to cite and direct W. L. Moss, peti- I R9,Cj ! nil VCl *'o9lllwlllw f ereb y c ertify that the foregoing There will he due on said note at |honor’s co-executor, and the next 0 2 “ * tr f ue a " d correct copy of the the time of sale $149.40, bciiacsjof kin of the said testator, to-wit: I •Hi it iTinx 'application for charter,' as the i larkc County , }£?• of file In this of- may concern: Notice, This yth ,, of Kebruary , m ' h ZT ;! E. J. CRAWFORD, ‘ I ‘h j? *| W1 Clerk of Superior Court. ' ha . s . *‘!ed a pcti-1 Fob.y. 10-16-23—Mch. 2. . on 'the same on onlay in March next, interested show caqsu, have, why leave should as prayed for. •lay of February, ,1 to sell certain lands aid Duke A. Daniel's I GEORGIA—Clarke County rribed in said peti- To All Whom It May Concern: Ben Held having in proper form applied to me for Permanent Let ters of Administration on the estate of Sam Held, late of said County, this is to cite all and singular the creditont and next of kin of Sam ffcld to be and appear at my office within the time al lowed by daw, and show cause. If any they can, why permanent let ters of administration should not be granted to Ben Held on Sam Held's estate. Witness my hand aud official signature, this 1st day of Febru ary; 1923. • — C. ORR, Ordinary. .Atoh.a • . I'cjruar U. C, ,.. Ordinary. ■ -'£Mch_i liEKIFF SALE 1 ‘ : . > -Clarke County: ’ ‘ suld on the first Tues- •rch, 11.23 before the door in said State and intTthe legal hours for highest bidder for cash i-intr property to-wit: il Cabinet! Ona Denial Dental Engine, One In- Tablr, One Iron Safe, fun Desk, One lot of Pen- One Vulcanising outfit. expenses of the sale. ’said W. L. Moss, R. L. Moss, Miss I 1 CLARKE COUNTY BUILD- ISarah H. Moss, and Mrs. Marthn[ the e: THE ING LOAN AND IMPT. CO. 1 s. Moss Bondurant, all of Athens, By John D. Mell, Secretary iGeorgia; and the diyisecs, legatees Feby-10-16-23—Mch. 2. ’and distributees under the will of ~ : “ ’ 'slid testator, to-wit; all of saiil ,—Clarke County inamed next of kin and’also the The return of thc^appraiscrs following: the children and grand-1 Kiwanis Clllb Also En dorses Chamber of Com- mi mu nr merce Program. Lithgoe Wier New Member Club. Feby-10-16-23-Mch-2. GEORGIA—Clarke Connty Mrs. Luclta Davis, Guardian of Mjgnon Davis and Nina Davis, has setting apart twelve months »up- | c hildren of the said John D. Moss.l ■port to the family of Paul Smith. . tr ,. n . it: ,| ohn H ill Moss, and his deceased, having been fileu in my :inf .,„ t daughter, Nancy. Putnam. •«S\ a “ pencil* concerned arc : Ct . n!lecticut . jj u Moss. | K a n.il '‘* d to»bow cause by the 6th |jm(| his infant gon John M os„i day of March 1928, why salt) ap- „ Ath Georgia; Mrs. Mary V. _ , ™'u’Moss Firor, and her infant dsu K h- r „“ ,emenl ° f ‘ ho ‘ hamber of Kg, "<*£« granted. This,, AnneB (J Fj Monteluma |Commerce expansion campaign 9th Febrtiary, 192.1. .... I Georgia; Mr*. Judith Elisabeth |»“ ld ^"lon to send, committee Fehv'lOTc5iMch2 R ’ 1-loss Harlow, and her in fan.j™“»ty Commissioners Feby-10-16-23-Mch-2. !daughter. Judith Mary Harlow, of Tuesday urging employment GPORC.tA "ri-L-T^n7v Manning Street, Needham, Mas- * * agricultural agent as Admin- Byri “ft “ " aU,m ° f istrator of Miss 'Eliza B. Mo«s,!* Io “' f Atbens - Georgia; the chtl- reriresents to the Cdurt in his pc- d ™ n tbe s ' d *• Mo ,’ tl(W. duly filed and entered oni' vlt ; Elizabeth Luck.e Moss, of At record, that he has fully adminis-1'® nta > G , co ^! a; Tbonia ® S £ ron / tered Miss Eliza B. Moss’ estate.! M°* s . °/ At * en s, Georgia; R. L. This is therefore t« .cite all por-j“ Ioss - dr - Athens, Georgia, and sons concerned, kindred and cred-! Susan Moss, Athens, Georgia; and itors, to show cause, if any they ( }V husband E. J. Bondurant, and can, why said Administrator I Jh e children - the said Mn. should not be discharged from his I .dfirtha S. Moss Bondurant, to-wit 1 letters Elizabeth Bondurant; Mury Bon Mon 'durnnt; 'John Bondurant;' Birdie ty court of Athens in tions, if any they have, on or be- I . A. f handler and fore tho tirgt Monday in Mareh o ,rm"' — next, else Mrs. Luella Davis will • ■ be discharged from her Guardian- W. E. JACKSON, I ship as applied for. R. C. ORR, Ordinary, Clarke County. Fcby-10-16-23-Mch-2. Sheriff. 21. Mch. 2. t.KOUi; 1A—Clarke County tfuUlOP. Riviere, Guardian : ' ilia Iti'.’ici'e; has applied a discharge from her inn-hip of AnnabClle Riviere to noti'y all persons con- . i ■ file their objections, if h l.ave, on or before the M'iniiay in March next, else ;.!r . lt'.iby T. Riviere will be dis* . ! from her Guardianship ns J for. ' w* R. C. ORR, Ordinarv, Clarke County. !0-16-23-Mch-2. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Feby-10-16-23-Mch-2. SALE UNDER POWER Under and by virtue of the .Power of Sale contained in a cer tain Security Deed to John Han cock Mutual Life Insurance Com pany made by Claud D. William; and Nettie Williams on May 4, 1917 and recorded May 9, 1917, in Deed Book K-2, page 162 of the records of Madison County, Geor gia, and on May 8, 1917, in Deed Book 22, page 317 of tha records of Clarke County, Georgia, the un dersigned the John Hancock Muf NOTICE All male citizens of Clarke County, Georgia between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years, (ex cept those exempt by law, be and they are required, when notified or summoned by the proper au- thhrities to work the public roads lB2i a fpr C °*^ d & r ! n V h *n ’K'SSJ r.EOliM-V—Clarke Courty Tn Tin Superior Court of Said iiic petition of C. L. Upchurch, li. F. Wilkes'and Mary D. Up- c hr ten, rf Atft6ns, Clarke County, Cc rgia, respectfully shows: 1—That they desire for them their associates 'and sue i?, to ba incorporated and tunic a'body politic unler ■ the ran’.* i.nd style of “Jlotoi Xire A Supply Company,” for the period ' iveaty kOKi. ' * ■ The principal office of said (on;|>i.r,y"MHlt‘u. in the Ci'y «l Athens, State r.nd I county nforc- <:i<i, l„akJ|thio:.-'rs desire the right tiOCPiblisb branch of»lced within this State or elsewhere, whenever-holders of a nuuori V »: iMaftrK nfriy ih. iVfrminc, The object o* said corpora ls pecuniary gain to itself ind its slABrndera. 1 The BtBItless to be'cari'e' 1 r n hy said corporat!o>i*is tho *alc of tuiomobilc til ts-and tubes t pit an ti accessories, gasoline and oils, wholesale and retail; and the sale cl any other merchandise, retail or ir. bulk, wo the repairing of tires and tubes and automobile tops; or »iy ether work or stack that may U .seemed proper by the officers said corporation. The capital stodk of said corporation, qhall- be Five Thou sand ($5,000.00) Dollars, with the privilege of inar-asing same to tho sura of twenty-five thousand ($25,- UOO.OO) Dollars by a majority vote cf the stockholders, or decrease t.-.c stock;,qC Aid corporation by a majority vote of the stockholders to one thousand ($1,000.00) Dol lars; said stock tn be divided into mule, of One Hundred ($100.09) dollars each. Ten per cent, of tho tcount cf capital .to be employed ty them has b|on actually paid in. Petitioners' flesito the right tu t’.ve the . suhjeriptidns tq said al stock' paid in mono; thereof pay a commutation tax of $3.60. That all citizfcns paying laid tax on dr before the firxt day of April, 1923 be allowed a rebate of fifty cents. All taxes to be paid at Commis sioners’ Office in the Clarke Coun ty Court House. By order of the Board of Com missioners of Roads and Revenue* of Clarke Ccunty, Georgia. TATE WRIGHT, i Clerk. Feby-10-16-23—Mch. 2-9.' GEORGIA—Clarke Connty: By virluo of a power or sale in a deed given by Jas. W. Wright to the Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement Co., January 18th., 1910, recorded in the Clerk’s office Superior Court, said county, Book 7, page 279, will be sold on the First Tuesday in March next, during the. legal hours of sale, at 6 court' house door fir Athens, Ga.,-to the highest-and: beat bid der for. cash, t)ie following describ ed 1 property • mentioned in *ald deed. All that lot of land in iaid State and County, in the city of Athens, fronting fifty feet on Cleveland Avenue and running Bondurant, all cf Athens, Georgia, to fippvar and show cause before the- Court of ordinary for said County on the first Monday ir April, 1923, why an order allow ing snid/resignntion should not be granted and petitioner discharged of bis said trust. Bet the usual rervico be made upon the abov named patties who reside within the RtatiS nr.if let those residing without the State be 'served by publishing this citation and order in the paper in which Sheriffs ad vertisements are printed once week for two months. \ This the first day of February, 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary, Clarke Connty, Geor gia. Feb. 16-23 Mch. 2-9-16-23-30. the Kiwanis club meeting Thurs day. A resolution endorsing the Cham ber of Commerce program was of fered by Klwanlan Frank Holden and unanimously adopted. The committee to go before the Com missioners is composed of T. H. Mcllatton, J. o. Oliver and C. W. Crook. The plan of the local branch of the Association of Army Officers of tho United States tn inviting Hudson Maxim, noted inventor, to come to Athens and deliver an ad dress was endorsed by the Kl- wanisna. Announcement was made that former Congressman W. M. How ard of Auguafa will deliver the principal address on George Wash ington’s birthday at the Univer sity chapel. TO VI8IT 8TATE NORMAL SCHOOL Power Resources Needed in Athens Conti niied from page our) f ' - . ' ' i Maker -of Slogan in Hart to Get Prize sell at public outcry to the high est bidder for cash, before the Courthouse Door in the City of ,Athens and County of Clarke, within the legal hours of sale, on the First Tuesday in Mareh, 1923, the following described ^property, to-wit Tract No. 1—That tract or par cel of land situated, lying and be mg in the Three Hundred «nd Ei;rh ty-third (383rd, District, G. M., of Msdison County, Georgia, bounded on North by property of Q. H.. Massey; on East by proper ty of H. H. Tolbert; on South by dower of Mrs. N. C. Massey and on'West by property of A. F. Gor don, containing Twenty-two anl Three-tenths (22.3) acres, mere or less, and more particularly de scribed by survey and plat of said property by E. E. Stone, C. E. dated December 16th, 1910, and rocorded in Deed Book D-2, page Two Hundred and 1 Fifty-nine (269), Madison'County records. Trxct No. 2—Thst tract on par-1 ;( “vsL”,>»v • cel of'land situated, lying and be-*] james Arthur' stricRlano ing in the Three Hundred and Eightv-third (S$3rd) District, G. M., of Madison County, Georgia, hounded on North by property of Hugh Williams; on Eaht by dower UKOltoIA—Clarke County: In the Superior Court of Clarke County. Atari Term. 1*23. 1 MRS. PRISCILLA PAINC McLEAN VS ELIHU S. McLEAN, JR. To Kllhu S. McLean. Jr.: Dy order cf the Superior Court of Clarke County .Georgia, you are re quired to be and appear at the next term of aald Court, to be held In sml lor Mild county on the second Mon day In April. 1923 then and there to aijswer petitioner's libel for divorce, nml hi default thereof tht court will proceed a* to Justice shall opertain. WITKK88 the Honorable Blanton Knrtmiu. Judge of said Court .this the 12th day of February, 1923 . E. J. CRAWFORD. ( ' Clerk. Ffh. If,-23-Mar. 23-30. QEORQIA—Clarke County: . Nn. 4371 AVrll Term. 1923 Clarke Superior Court, Libel for Divorce MRS. TEXIE STEPHENS STRICK LAND Td Jnmen Arthur Strickland, Greet and qn 'the' South by Cleveland AvcnudT Said deed was given to secure a note mado for a loan of $400.00 granted cold Wright by said com pany, anil, tho note was made pay able a( tho rate of $2.16 per week for 260 weeks, in accordance with the charter and by-lawa cf said company, of which company said Wright was a member. The said deed provides that if any one of the said weekly payments becomes due and remains unpaid for six weeks, then the whole note is due and collectible, at the option of tho directors of said company. Some of) the Weekly payments hav- ing become due and unpaid, tho directors of the company have or " e sail upitai itoctf paid in money ■>> dered the sale of the said proper- Uopeity to be taken aha fair va]* » y to collect the sums due on.said tntioji. . , note. ,■ i5—Petitioners desire tho right to.; There will be due on said note sue and be sued, to plead'and bol nt the time of said sale, $367.60, Impleaded, to have and use a com- besides the cost of the sale. *ion seal, to make all necessary Also at the same time and place l. y-laws and regulations, and to and on tho same terms will be sold II other things that may be- by virtue of a power of sale in a sary for ith‘) successful car- j te! j given said company by An- rung oil of said business, includ- n i 0 Laurie Pace, dated July 7th, lug the right to buy, hold and sell jyi7 ( recorded in said office, Book tea! estate and personal property 22, page 499, the following do- luiuble to, the purposes of the scribed property, mentioned in arporatlenfam to execute notes Ba j ( | deed. That lot of land in said Mid bonds as evidoncc of indebted- state and Cotinty in the city of lass incurred, or which may be in- Athens, East of the Athena and curreil, in the conduct of the af- Danielsville Road, hi. Barbervillc f»ire ' T tiie corporation and to’ ae- Beginning at a roclc torner on an cu e the same ay mortgage, se- unnamed street and running thence cui:ty. ( luiiU,qr ether-form of lien, a j 0 ng the line dividing (the lot under erijtfigtlaws. herein conveyed from the proper- " They desire for said incor- ty of Crawford, 200 feet to a com- Porr.tion 1 he- [giver and authornv er . thence along the line dividing to apply foy and accept amend- this lot from the hit hereinafter m. nts to Its charter of cithtr term described, (lot No.. J of the Luc: or nr-stance-by a vote of-B. ma- West property). 200 feet to*a rocl .'or :y iHts- Jtock outstanding at corner; thence 100 feet to the be lli' They also’ dak authority ginning corner; ‘ Contain* "- one fir sail) incorporation to wind up fourth of an acre, more ot leas, ns at .’airs, liquidate and discon- j Also that lot of land adjacent t'au its business at any time it: to the above described lot, known may determine to do so by a voto' da" Lob No. 1 of yitmaiPe survey ■f thirds af |ts -stock eotaand- h,f Lucy West** land, adjoining at the tin#. Jr .q | JL lands of- Crawford^rtd 4ohn;P»c*. 8 They desire for the said in-; Beginning at a rock corner on rp.ration the right of renewal icrawford’s line, thence N. 40 1-4 ' hn and as provided by the Urtrs W, 143 feet to,a rock cortier; "f Georgia, and that it have all. thence £. 67. 4-4- feqt to a ,U|, h other tights, powers, priv- rock corner on * the street and immunities as are inci- J thence S. 12 1-2 W. 18 feet to a ""i tn like incorporations or per-lroelc corner; thence S. 80 1-2 E. mis-ihli. under the UWa of Geor-|214 feet to the beginning corner. *tm This last mentioned deed was ■ "fore, petitioners pray to given to secure a note made by - '"irporated under the name|sald Annie L. Pace to said com- 4 "d "tylo aforesaid with th{ pow-ipany for $300., borrowed money, 1 inivfloges and immunities 1 the note being payable in weekly n't ferth, and as are now,hnstdllmenta of $L44 suce^aively " r ny hbresftcr be, allowed a|for 312 weeks, according to the ration of similar character charter and by-laws of ssid com- ur,: '-he laws of Georgia. pany, of which 1 H. M. RYLEE, .., Attorney, for Petitioners., . ...» f 'l" in office Feby 9th, 1928. one* of the E. J. CRAWFOED. Clerk. formerly belonging to Hoard, containing Twelye and Six- tenths (12.6) acres,, more or less, tnd more particularly described by survey and plat of said prop erty by E. E. Stone, C. E., dated September 13th, 1910, and record ed in Deed Book D-2, page Two Hundred and Fifty-nine (259), Madison County records. Tract No. 8—All that tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the City of Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, described as be ginning at a point on the south side of Ruth Avenue Six Hundred and Twenty-two (622) feet, more or leas, Westwardly from Madison Avenue, and running thence West wardly along the South side of Ruth Avenue One Hundred (100) feet, and with this frontage ex tending Southerly, between paral lel lines, k distance of Three Hun dred and Eighty (380) feet, more or leas, and being the same prop erty conveyed to C. D. Williams by J. M. Crawford on April 30th- 1016, by deed recorded In Book Eighteen .(18), page Nine (9), Clarke County Records and having a house thereon known .in the pres ent numbering of the streets af Athena as No. 490 Ruth Avenue; for the purpoee of paying the in debtedness secured by said Se curity Deed; to-wit: One interest note for the sum of One Hundred and Two ($102.) Dollars due Oc tober 1, 1922; and One principal note for the sum of seventeen hun dred ($1700) Dollars, due Oct. 1, 1922, together with Interest there- on and the expenses of this sale; said property having been con veyed to the undersigned in the deed hbove described as. security tot the notes therein cet forth, and default in the payment of in terest note due October 1, 1922 having occurred and continued for more than twenty days and the ' default In the paymept of -iaicipal note dug October 1, ■ting occurred, payment of both of said notes secured by the above deed. A conveyance will be executed by the undersigned to the purchaser at such sale as author ised in laid security deed. This 29th day of January, 1923. a JOHN HANCOCK. lOTUAL LIFE INSURANCE OMPANY. J. D. Bradwell, Attorney. Fcby. 10-23, Mch. 2. By oriler of the Court, you are' heteby reiiulrofl personally or by at- tordey. to be anil appear at the Su perior Court of Clarke County, to In- belli In and for aald County, on the second Monday In April next, to nnxwer I-lalntlfrs complaint, as. In defalt thereor. the Court will pro ceed ns to jiintlce shall appertain. WITNESS the Honorable Blanton Fortaon .Judxe, of 'said Court, thla 151 h day of February 1923. f E. J. CRAWFORD. Clerk. Feb. 16-23-Mch.23-30. OtOROIA—Clarke County: No. 4357 April Term. 1923 Clarke Su perior Court. Libel for Divorce ZEKE B. BYRD VS. EMMA TAYLOR BYRD To Emma Taylor Byrd. Oreetlnae: By order of the Court, you are hereby required personally or by at torney .to bo and appear at the Su perior court of Clarke County to be neld In and for said county. . a the second Monday In April, next tj ans wer Plafntlff'a Complaint, as In de fault thereof the Court will proc >cd as to Justice shall appertain. WITNESS the Honorable Itlanton Fortaon. Judge of aald Court, this 16th day of February 1933. E. J. CRAWFORD, Feb. 16-23-Ma-.'. 23-30. ! Cle. t. Lythgoo Wler, manager of tho Athens branch of the Southern Tire and Rubber company, was In troduced as a member of the club. President Hugh W. White, sec retary E. W. Carroll and James A. Cosd of the Chamber of Commerce were guests of the club. Mr. Cosd outlined briefly the plan of the Chamber to enlarge. The resolution endorsing the campaign Is as follows: WHEREAS, the past record of achievements and service of tho Athens Chamber of Commerce, tho commercial and civic body of this city, hat been such as to com mand the Interest and respect of our leading citizens, and WHEREAS, the Chamber of Commerce Is to be expanded and reorganized Into a community wide organization which (ball unite ell the people and all the Inter ests of the city, an organisation whose purpose Is service, not to any one group alone, but to all groups, all Individuals and to the entire community, with Individual development as a by-product; WHEREAS, the achievement of this objective makes it neccssarv tn conduct s reorganization and expansion campaign In order to sufficiently finance and efficient' ly operate tho • Chamber of Com mercc. now therefore be It RESOLVED. That since "build ing” Is our watchword, the mem bership of the Athens Kiwanis dob hereby .pledges Its whole hearted and unreserved support to this project; that every 'member pledgee himself to tako such part In the campaign activities as he may be called upon to perform and that inch service be given willing' ly. gladly and without equivocation In the Interest of tho common cause—a greater, a Oner and more progressive Athens, and be It further RESOLVED. That a copy of this resolution be proeented to the press, a copy delivered to the Chamber of Commerce and a pipy spread on record* of this dob. urged that the Industrial commit tees recently appointed by idle City Council, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs unit Chamber of Commerce lake up ''the big tusk" before them and nld in every way iiossihle toward remedying the situation. CLUB PRESIDENT REQUESTED FACTS Mr. Klar.igcn's address lo the club was delivered at the request of President Barnett for the pur pose of giving ’.he facts on the power situation here since seed of more Industrie has been pointed out more frequently during recent' months than perhaps at nny time in the city’s history. J Movement of northern cotton mills to the south and establish ment of thege factories in o'sher. southern cities had led citizens j here to urge that Athens encourago locatio* of some of them and other Industries hire. The biggest problem however, is procuring more power resources. After a rapid sketch of the his tory of his rompany from the small development at Mitchells Bridge nnd paying a warm tribute to the vision and public BpiriU of Messrs. Holman, Carithers. Bryan, Hunnlcutt and Deqring, then Mr. Flanlgen laid before his audience tho reasons why ruruiir develop ment was Impossible under exist ing conditions. 'He cited the cost of producing nnd delivering oloc- trio current, the average being for 1I10 past twelve months 1.52 cents per kilowatt hour; while the av erage receipts per kilowatt hour from power customers was 1.41 cents per kilowatt nour. or a fail ure to realize the cost of one an* It was further shown that one cus- one ten th mills per kilowatt hour, tomer during the month of June uary paid only sev.n and mm tenth mills per kilowatt hour for tho month's consumption or Just a little more than one half cf the ' cost to maka and deliver the current. Going further s com pitrison was man - showing what two customers paid and wltau they would have pa'-l It. they had been located In other, territory In the state, Athens having a lower rate than any o.her community in the state. _ MR. FLANIOEN GIVES FIGURES. Some boy or girl In Hart coun ty will be given the opportunity of winning $10 in gold just by forming a slogan to aid in tho ag ricultural program of that coun ty.' The prize will be given by the Hartwell Kiwanis chib. .The Ki- wanls cluo Is offering tho prize to center the attention bt citizens of .the rounty on better agricul ture, encouraging a sow, a hog and a cow farm. So Easy to Drop Cigarette Cigar or Chewing Habit N’o-i i-Fto bas help-w thtm- •nnda to break tbs costly, narve- ubattiirlng tobacco hsldt. Whsn* ever you have a longing for a smoko or chew. Just place a harm less No-To-Hao tablet In. your mouth instead. All desire stops Itli chickens for every i Shortly the habit !a completely j broken, and you are better off men- I tally, physically, .tlnanclally. It’s a* easy, so simple. Get a box of No- King Baggott is directing Gladys ■Walton in ‘'Gossip," adapted fr m "When Carey Caine to Town," by Edith Barnard Delano. To-IJso and if it doesn't releaea you froth all craving for tobaoeo 4T . any foi m, your druggist will fum! your money without r ^ Truli) The v "Aristocrat" ,of Coffees' W Local Pick-Ups PETITION OF JOHN D. MOSS IV Resign as Executor of the Es tate of R. L. Moss COURT OF ORDINARY Clarke County I'KoltGlA—Clarke of Clerk i - ,kc * bro * r * ^. I i-\ J. CrawforitSCIcrk of the company have ordered this sal- pany, of which company said An nle Laurie Pace waa a member. The said deed provides that if any for six wegks, the whole note then Clarke County: * doe and collectible at the John D. Moss, one of the oxe. of said company. As, some I cn tors upon the Estate of R. i„ said weekly payment* have,Moss, 5r,. doreawlnte'of said for more than iCooatjf,. having iMA & petition the taxee they pay. News of The Day Rail Revenues For Dec, Ahead of 1921. NEW\MONEY Six Buildings Bum At Camp Lee. WASHINGTON—The total rev enues derived by railroads from operation during tho month of Deeember amounted to $61*376,- 000. 20 per cent more than In De cember, 1(21, according to Inter state Commerce commission re cords. , FI88EN — General Fournier. French commander, notified Lord Mayor Luther that the occupation force* bad been authorized to help themselves In public houses and shops If the proprietors refused to serve % them. w BRUSSELS — French and iiti gian experts completed a plan for tho creation of new money for use In occupied territories. BEAUMONT, Tex. — Fire de stroyed the Temple Lumber com pany's plant st East Mayfield with a loss of approximately $1,000,000. PETERSBURG, W..V*. — Six unoccupied buildings at Lee were destroyed by fire with a toss estimated at $60,M0. *a L 2 f ?P2?rr Rotond ToW > defoat-, ® d .a® d L * wl * on points tn * ”0 round boxing match for the middleweight championship of -bXfo W J«wla : .<taf.-3>sd Tools thrfe THE HIGH 8CHOOL BOYS have recetvod their new uniforms, guns and military equipments Rnd pre sen* a fine appearance at their drills. This school hag also or ganised a band of sixteen instru ment*. 1 THE COFER 8EED CO. has re ceived hsndsogtd new furnishings slid enlarged therr store by re moving the partition. They report a nice business. THE ATHEN8 COFFEE CO. has received and Installed their new parcher and grinder, and Is ship ping goods jtll over the country, even u> Atlanta. MR. PETE CHIVILI8, of the Athens Candy Kitchen, has rented the neyr corner store of Dos!er Bros., at intersection of College avenue and Washington street, and expect* l)o open„up by the time the White Way is celebrated. FARMER8 IN TOWN'today say small grain is doing well and they saw fields of oats and rye high enough to bide a rabbit. A *ine small grain crop is promised A REAL ESTATE AGENT to day said that one month ego there were $4 vacant store* In Athens or place* whose tenants would retire from business. Today there are not over six vacant store rooms in tho city and they will all soon be rented. THERE ARE 80ME very fine pictures now on at the Palace and Elite. In aplte of the bad weather an appreciative crowd gave the second anniversary week at tjie Palace a nice patronage. PROPERTY OWNERS on Ogle thorpe avenue want the City Coun cil to got forget them lit: taring These good In ono Instance a custmoro paid tho Athens Company 22,495.70 or nine nnd ono tenth mills per kilo watt hour, while In Columbus, he would have paid 93,285.09, Another customer paid $1,662.84. or seven nnd nine venthn mills per kilowatt hour, while in Columbus he would hnvo pula 12,257.00 and la Atlanta 11,008.40. A suggestion had been ■nude that the Athene company buy power from tne-Georg!* Hall way nnd Power Company, but it wns shown that on the rale author ised by Jho Utilities Commission the latter company would be com pelled to chat ge the Athens cam- psny fiv'e hundred dollars more for the months hill noted than the Ath ens company would be permitted to charge for the service. Mr. Flanlgen stated that the company J was not making expenses on the street railway and that the future seemed dark for a continuation ot the service. Ho stressed the need fer conservative and helpful action on the part «f the people 1$ "wip ing out paving charges and onerous damage suits.” If Ute people vyish ed to save the transportation ser vice for the ci|y. 'Going fut ther he stated (hut' one million dollars or mere would be needed to develop resources In Unc with the needs qf Athens and Its contiguous power market, but fihat unless rcllfef was given and tjie company was permitted to charge a living wholcsalo power rate It would be absolutely Im possible to-obtain the necessary capital to provide the facilities without which Athens industrially Is at a standstill. Attention vss called to the large Investment in the steam auxiliary wnlch'had ut most as high a capacity as tho ■ three water powers of ’ Ibe com pany. 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