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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1923)
e PAGE SIX THE BANNER-TIER A LD, ATHENSi^EOROLJ^ FRIDAY, JUNg 8# 1?a ie milk ?or mak- ; factories. the rest, or 85 per i A greater part of the cheeso likr vent, is whey, and which is given Isold in this section is made in Wis- The .process is vary simple:. .— , - _ Churning butter. In a few weeks t0 <ne farmer the next day when' certain. where cattle must be kept any person with ordinary intern- ,he bnnss in*his milk. He is givcnjhoused and fed eight months dur ance can do the work. It only his full quota, and which he car- iny the year, and they have there requires a few hours each day to.ties home in the same vessels mlno tich natural grasses as grow in make the milk brought in into which he brought his milk to the 1 this section. Mr. Lee Callaway of cheese, so it docs not much inter- factory. ' ■- *—— ***“ fcre with a farmer’s ether duties.! uriinr no h n,iS ra “ nK CTPCT5M arC ‘’"‘JTOW.TRYFBED starts up and go to luturc article 1 will tell our readers about the progress of this Lexington cheese factory. High School Body Draws Up By-Laws | Athens has contracted to take _ the cheese this Lexington factory makes and pay two cents per pound more than the Wisconsin factory receives, for the difference is in a saving of freight. I saw a sample of cheese made in Carters- ville, Ga., and it is superior to the cheese we buy in every respect- nominal. , ,The proposition is that farmers j v . H „ . . .. _ • jssz w ,£Jtz:Ly*t ,: u h y » ?£ r£?° t \ the cattle and lot the n-irtios tn ! sonrt " ho bnn * thp,r milk to the whom they deliver the cattio na - factl,r >' " ith P urc W (MB fhe first cost’with g part the !&*«»?? Ire *HXd Vfcw ‘ ‘17"$ FACT0RV monev thev receive..for thr-i milk ■ ^bat cattle- aye sold .them. If «i. • « . ;& cheese The furatcr not V.dy i farmer prefers to inise hogs, he * »phe Lexington banks are now Wifi t -^.-i n iT° S ".._. t .’ Ut iSoT*»-» f.r e ,.^l-!looking after cur toads of cattle, week. his pro r , T _, cattle will improve hi« i»no. (Continued From £age One) fy a student whose parents or guardian moves to and resides 1r the town or city to which the stu dent has migrated, provided said student upon entering the second institution presents a , certificate from the uperintendent . of the school In which he was previously onrolled as a bona fide student.) This rule prohibits proselyting. hfK XU “.VgK FfVa blooded j tiling ‘that !» dead^ ffE’SSU,* . And this is only a part of ln * wn " u PP‘y 11 w |tn tnre .H animals, for-It doo not pay to (deals in anort. )rofjt. The manurofrom the j ^onThis rni^^h^'prom from^the u T P i°° r Sf ttIe * ,?* costs "? ™ ore Section 4. Limit of participation. - !Stry lm raises on the Zv £! t0 - , 8 ? ve S a,,0 l n cow , thatl an —No 8tudent who ah * reoelved his hoe.L- .... u:» .. j animals, for it does not gay_ to-, diploma from any accredited higl LIBEL - FOR DIVORCE - GEORGIA—Clarke County: No. 4405—July Term, 1523. Clarke Superior Court. JOHN M. APPLEGATE 'lie ix'eferVfd <>“ Albert H. Cue tut the NOTICE OF SALE law direct*.-and that the said Edna GEORGIA—Clarka County: I Stay. Cox be, served by publication a* UnUec and.hy,Xilltte.oC,lb^ Author- the law directs In such' cases, and |ty granted under the powor of aale trial term thereof. VS. iipihgs alone uttifld t>ay him for his j°I herds. , . Jabor, for no farm could be prop- I runners Will Cfly kept up without cattle. | crops arc best jjere Ik the plan on which this jgrenet quantity and richest milk, . Lexington cheese factory will bej and >' ou can ra ‘ ae rn y° ur own ©berated. A farmer milks, brings ' ^ and ' tbo f<XJ d at very little labor. , tpe milk every morning to the fac- (There Is no enterprise in which ^ tpry, where it is weighed and ho! our farmers can embark that will Is paid at the end of the week its ! nav them better than to go into the value, as it is suggested that the I business of supplying* this cheese lijen who supply the cheese factory [factory. I found the farmers and hold its stock and control the same. J others around Leixrtglon enthusi- nerds of fine rattle and they are, tlon taugfit what t enthused over the establishment of ! produce the this factory. Mr. Hamilton Me any teair the Accred- Hlgh School Athletic Associa- ANISE D. APPLEGATE To Anise D. Applegate, Greeting: By order of the Court you are hereby required, personally or by at torney! to be and appear at the Su perior Court of Clarke County, to be held In and for said County on the Third Monday In July next, then and there to answer the Plaintiff's Cpip* plaint, os. In default thereof. Court will proceed as to Justice appertain. • Witness, the Honorable Blanton Fortson, Judge of said Court,* this 16th day of May; 1923. . - , > E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk. HENRY C. TUCK, Plaintiff's Attorney. May 23, June 1-29, July 6-13. that the next term of this Court, the* contained In a certain security deed July term, 1923, Is declared to be the executed and delivered by Hattie the 10th day of January, Railway).. A ... • J. II. IJoiler , T " 11 15 ■*. Court ot Clarke r— ■Ol|| Book' HurhWB, , located a two na^’t,.. That a copy pf tlks order be served* 1921, to Mrs. Celeatla Sr Wood and i the iiartles mentioned. This June 4th, 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary Clarke County, Georgia. Juno 8-15-22-29. Miss Annie M. Wood, which deed fa recorded l^i the Clerk’s .Office of the NOTICE OF SALE GEORGIA—Clarke County: uU*r and by virtue of the author- | hours of sale, before the Court House Superior *Ct»u|rt of Clarke County, Georgia, In record of deeds. Book 3li page .105, the Said Mrs. Celeatla 8. Wood and Annie M. Wood, now Mrs. Annie M. Wood Bryant, will sell s£ public outcry, between the legal it, n the* b, shill Whorter. Jr., of Lexington, has on his farm in Greene county several hundred head of fine blooded cat tle and he will use their niilk in thirf cheese factory. Any one can see at once the im portance of this new cnterprje*i Section 6. Compensation—No student who receives any remuner’ atlon. tuition, board, gift, or pay for his services hall be permitted to play on any team of 'this as. soriatlon. Section 6. Assumed Name—Nc student who has ever mayed under and assumed named sliall be per. J ami I aha!) watch its operation with ! name '' r groat interest. It Is an assured "1^.,i k . P a r - t,,r ' I scholastic, contet in this assn tlon. TIRE SALE GREATEST‘HR? SALE IN THE HISTORY ,'|«TX1 <?R ATHENS sAlE Begins Saturday, june 9th ’ All Tires Highest Grade Standard Makes All New Stock—-No Seconds KELLY-SPRINGFIELD - FEDERAL In addition to slashing prtcM on Standard makes of tires, WE WILL ; OIVR' aWa'Y I'TtER'^H: WStJEtAisCETOLICY, that insures the tire rgainst blow mn», Tint cutvor damage by accident in any way ex- ctn*il>y,fic«witht-W, fwienatyear., a h This Insurance Policy is in additicn to the regular factory’s guarantee nnd intsUrek ybu’bf dfife' ! yeair's ihKrice from the tire regardless’of the number of mile;, you drive the tire. ksVedl by Lif»A»mb * ile Tiro Adjustment Corp. of *—-Srxc— —"30X3 30x3Vi .. 30x31/ 2 __ 32x4 .. 33x4 .. 22K KELLY CORDS KELLY FABRICS Lhrt Price Sale-Price List Prlcb Sale Price 34x4/2 33x5 w35x5 -v: ... 16.50 ..tl7.50 ... 36.10 ... 37.20 .. >46.65 ... 48.90 58.10 61.00 14.15 15.25 30.40 31.25 39.55 40.70 48.95 51^0 $12.50 15.50 $10^0 12.45 27.85 29.45 23.00 23.85 Other Sizes Priced in the'Same Proportion. Size '30x3 30x3Vi 32x4 .. 33x4 32x4Vi DEFENDER CORDS, TRAFFIC Fabrics > List Price Sale Price List Price Sale Price - 1.19 -t.. 40.90 *3.25 : ; 26,75 28.55 .34.25 j $11.95 12.85 $ 9.55 10.30 tV* - • • * • — iv.su , uy»sii Other Sizes Priced in tile Same Proportion. Size 30x3 30x3*4 32x4 BLUE PENNANT CORDS RUGGED Fabrics List Price Sale Price List Price" Sale Price 32x4 Vi 34x4*4 33x5 35x5 .$• ... 21.45 ... 36.10 ... 37.20 46.65 ... 48.90 ... 58.10 61.00 16.35 29.65 30.95 38.15 39.95 47.50 49.90 $13.45 16.85 25X5 27.35 $10.75 13.50 20.70 21.90 Other Sizes.Priced in the Same Proportion. WARNING they won't i nothing on ml justed price r Beware of tire sales by unscrupulous dealers of seconds” (tires defective in mntcrial or con struction, or tires of makes but little known). «t fit the sumpier roads. Gqahintces mean r ... apinatertil and-ape wtiro at an id- y means more trbuble. f^by Q a U ^,Ln I i RES ~* U r Ch f a8 ' Ke,ly; ^ rin * field and Federal—and nSilL manufacturers warranty of satisfaction as to Sporting Goor^ m nlBh,P ’ fUrth< * f P&Cked CVery Way by E ’ ' S ’ E.-S. SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Comer Washington and Lumpkin Street MOTORUFE OIL COMPANY , Prince Avenue and Meigs Street .aiaaoi I NO DELINQUENTS ALLOWED TO PLAY ,: rtIrlp j. Section I. OndiKiiien 1 found n) No Studcn* who la delinquent hy the Faculty xunerlatendent ,hill bo ueemltted (v imrticlpate in cn lnter»i;holoKtlo content. (h) A student to. participate in nny Interncholiuitlc contest must he passim,- In three unit subjects nnd In de.phriment at the lust rcic tilnr' report' or be dropped from the team for nt least two weeks. (Two weeks shnll bo Interpreted ns fourteen calendar Cays from the regular date reports are is sued). -At the end of two weeks an examination mny be given to the delinquent to determine his standing, nnd If he passes his work Up In a satisfactory manner his delinquency shall be removed. Av erages to determine the standing I of delinquents must be found hy •combining daily grades and writ ten examinations In the same man ner ns the regular monthly grades nre determined. These examina tions' shall not be glyen oftsner than once In two weeks. No pu pil shah he given, a second trial on an examination except In cases of sickness, or uadsr circumstanc es of squnl urgency. In such n core a written nppircatlon tor s special examination shall ho made to the faculty, who shall pass on the application. A passing grads In deportment ahnll he-the rams ns that required for the unit pub- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE By virtue c.f an order from tjie’ Tourt of 6rdInary’of Clarke County, will be sold ut public outcry. baf<>re the Courthouse door of paid County, on the first Tuesday In July, 1923, be tween the legal hours of pale, to the highest bidder for cash: That tract or parcel of land on East side of Oconee River, In Athens, Clarke County, Georgia; bounded oi> East by an unnamed Street, on West by lot of Charley Good, on North by Hen Jennings, and on South hy lands of E. S. Lyndon. Beginning at cor ner of Ben Jennings lot, and running South fifty feet, thence West to lot of Charley Good, thence along #aid lot fifty feet to lot of Ben, Jennings, thence to starting point; being the same property conveyed by deed of K. 8. Lyndon to Mittie Goosby, re corded In Deed ^Book 6, page IP9, Clerk's Office Superior .Court, said County. Above described real estate 'adver tised and to be sold as the property of Mittie Goosby, deceased, for the purpose of paying debts of the de- rased, and for distribution among the heirs at law. A. ,15. .COJLE, ' Administrator, of Mittie' Goosbyj room bouse. Said land levied ... cf 13. M. Brown r " w tlon Issued frtiii tliRrcif Athens, February; T,-,a 1 L? vor of Zells J. Stlrkf, a J,; Blair, Executrices ,.f lh(1 ' Nancy A. Jukes, df-r.-a^,’ ea Qult-Claiih Deed levy and sale filed required by law. to the defend: rurjifM power of sale'door In Clarke County, Georgia. contained In a certain security deed (the first Tuesday in July next, to tenant In possession ex«ciftbd and delivered by Wesley [the highest bidder for cash, the fol- f Thin June 8th 132: WLJ,:t ’- " 1 * ' lowing described property, tp-wit:' j \v* r Sheriff, Clark. n fa.. Bafhkrd the 3lst 'flkf of Jahuar^, lilsd. 'to Mrs. lfbchel 'SVeriv and The 'Bcesle Mell Industrial 1 frhmfe; which deed ,1 k reconled In the Clerk's Office Superior Co\ii* ‘ of ClarkA (^fun All that tract of land, situated Ijr- Iqg^^nd being in Clarke County, Goorgla, about three miles from Athens and adjoining on the--Nortl» int>‘, Georgia, In record 6f deeds, I property of Joe and Laura Smith, Book 28, pages 1 530-331, the safd East by property of Joe and Laura Rachel Stem and The Besslo MAH Smith and AndeFson Wyche, South by Industrial Home will sell at public I property of Wydhe and Susan Ruck- outcry; between the legal hours ofjer, and West by lands of Riisan sale, before the Court House door. In j Rucker and Is fully and* 'Accurately Clarke County, Georgia, on*the first j described by a plat of a Survey of Tuesday In July Yiext, to the highest'sam^ made by F. W. Cheney. Janu : bidder for leash, the following de-jary 31st, 1917, jiald plat attached to scribed property, to-wit: * land made a part of deed conveying lots of land lying In J said tract of land to Holman Smith Clarke County, Georgia, and dcscrlb “ - - * ‘ ““ tract containing eighty and seven-tenths, (80.7) acres, ant^ being tract No. 9, according to a plat of the Klng-Hodgson Farm made by O. L. Veal, In 1917, and of record lit Rook 23, page 232, In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Clarke County, Georgia. lying In the 241st Dis trict G..M., containing CO acres, more pr Jess, knqwnSa* the J. E. Bradberry place, aiid bounded on the North by the lands of J. L. McLeroy, East by Luke Hardeman, South by Abb Bar nett, West by Primitive Baptist Churyh lot, Hinton and Dial, and !>e ing tho place on which Wesley Bar nard, now resides. This property will be sold as the property of. the estate of Wesley Barnard for tho purpose of Satisfy ing principal and Interest of .two potes Executed and delivered l>y the paid, Wesley Barnard to tho said Mrs. Rachel Stem nnd the sabl The Bessie Moll Industrial Home. Both of said noten dated January 31st, 1920, and drawing Interest from date at the rate of 8% per annum, and falling due January SlHt, 1925; the note payable to Mrs. Rachel Stem being for the sum of $C,C0O.db princi pal and tho note due Tho Bessie Mell Industrial Home being .for the sum of 93,000.00 principal, said notes being secured by security deed to the above described property. Eactj on» notes contains the clause that, on default In poyment'of .Intcr- est .that(said pqten jcouMbe fnaturod, time m»<k> of the .essence* of GEORGIA—Clarke County: By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Clarke County, passed at the June term, 1923, there will be sold on tho first Tuesday' In July, 1923, before the Court House door, during the legal hours of sale, to the^ highest bidder for cash, the follow ing described property of the cstato of C. T. Moon, late of Clarke County, said State, deceased, to-wlt: That house and lot on East Broad Street In tho City of ‘A'tnenq,, ClorM 1 * County, OwrrtL W"*! th. contract.Ji. 4rtu.lt In the pay- the North by Broad Street, on the — West by Dublin Street, and by' prop* l>y Joe Smith and Laura Smith, said deed dated February 7th, W17, and recorded Irf Deed Book No. ft, page 406. Office Clerk Superior Court, Clarke County, Georgia. Bald tract containing 3 1-4 acres, more or less, and more fully And accurately de scribed In said plat and deed. All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying an«J being In said State and County and in Princeton Factory District, containing 31 3-4 acres, more or leas, bounded on the South by public road leading from Eppes* Bridge road to the gin of Anderson Wyche, op the North by Susan Ruckes and on the # We*t by Frank Wyche. . * AH that tract of land, together With the Improvement thereon, sit uate, lying and being In Clarke County, Georgia, about three miles from Athens and adjoining on the North” property of Joe and Laura | June 8-11-22-29. ■'■'•'Ksox County, IWFUIIli The Rose/nary Fun Directors Will lie Lo, ed Here. Has Over 1 Agencies. Schools iecta. Article 4. Section eligible to participate. No superintendent or principal shall permit his school to parti* clpate In nn Interscholastic con test with nny other school riot a member pf this association ,u hi eft's ftnid school complies with the eligibility requirements of this as sociation, and adheres to the rules nnd regulations of the con stitution nnd bylaws of this asso* elation. Section 2. Any school that vio lates then erules nh’all, for the flret offense, be reprimanded by the eub- executive committee, nml for the second offense shall be black-11st- eJ for one year, end any member of the niiorlnilon that engages In |rn athletic contest with a known blacklisted school shall lt»el« blacklisted for ong yonr, erty of tho following/ parties; pick, Cukes, Willie Carter, Ma!rk Stephehft nnd Willlf. Lane. , f f , Also that vacant (ot Elbertjm Street* In the City of Athens, WnmjM on the North by Henry Jfbdft. 'Mat by/Jack SptjMUdln. West b/ ItW Os born 'an/l' South by Mrt ’ OWborfr. ,ls * Also all of the personnl .property W 1 the said C. T.‘Moon, clCfeeaSOd, cop^i slstlng of No. 33743, kitchen furniture, Said sale Is mafto for (he ptirpoeh of juijing the debts of.sntl deceased and making, divlftlon among the he^re at (aw. * ‘ 1 t . This May 29th. 1923/ L. B. MOON. . Administrator of the Estate of C. T. Moon. June 8-15-22-29. ULU).. delivered by said II to tltft.CKtpm of Wesley BaW Mll | Mrs. CeletiiAV prlneipal caed .1titcrest, and all coetri oi. .thla .sale.: the aUalouce,. Jf. 'nr\y, .will lie paid ..non ueciHEQu. v««.- b*>F ^ 3s£S£u S XnLVL ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OBOROIA—Clarke County: By virtue of the authority And power of aale contained In the last will of Prior L. Davis, lato of said EXEGL'tlVE COMMITTEE ArtlcI^ 5. Section ,1. The State Executive ~ Executive Committee. The State Executive ^Commltee shall consist of twelve members, one froril each of the twelve con gressional districts, and ehall, b< electud for a period of on*- year nt the respective nnnunt. district high school meetings. The chairman rhall He elected by nn*l tram these memlio’s nnd ahal apt iiava the power to vote except In ex. *• n Each member of. the State Executive Committee shall bona fide superintendent. Article 8. At the regular annual District meet the schools In, each congressional district shall eject a committee of three superinten dents to be known an a sub-execu tive committee. All matters ol eligibility and ay disputes In that particular district shall be referred to the State Executive Commltee. whose decision shnl he final. Article 7. A11 rulea and reguja; County, th® undersigned as Adminis trators with tho will annexed win sell before the Court House door In Athens, said County, on the first Tuesday In July nyt within, the legal sale hours, to highest bidder ifE edsh. the following real estate,,to-wlti The Prior Davis* home place lying li Puryear'a. District, sqld Ppuntv, aip the same tcoiUlBlag l IpO %cree. and mem of •ImtprcftV having .occurred for much ■ * longer than the requisite length ot .time, both notes have been matured 4«m .Accordance wRh their terms., ? • 1 This juilet wlR.be made fqf the pur pose of BAlWg|||g»..th® above notes, -f*. HQtfB. ^ . . January lOth^ 1921, and due ^January attorneys In fact for the Estate ot 10th, f923. Tlie other note glten for Attorneys Wesley Barnard. OREEN ft MICHAEL, Attorneys. tjie nn IcotuUf Um i >°° V re *' . boundtd bn Jr.liublto rood ent Und. of Ja,.‘ A.iSmlJh, ” n the Bouth by fan* of ts. Tl. DaxK a DUbUc road laurveninfl. on the Bart by raid Honx .hall h« d,teitnJn«d by thi State Executive Commute urhoee duty It ehall be to oee that Mid rulee «ro enforced, and who ahal) hlnrkll.t nny 'Inititutlon viola tine mid reirulntlon,. Article X. At least one day- be fore a acheduled name, the princi pal or (uperintendent ehall .end to the principal or aupeirlntcndent of the competing echool, on the reru- lar blank or the anoclatlon., a cert lifted Hat of playera who ahall he -Iliclble to participate In that Rama There eligibility Hat, are filed for reference. Article ». 1,0 member of the a«- SnK ,te, and on tl>j> North by tenj. of lira. Dean, the arttham pl«c, and being the land occupied hy the widow. Sfra. J. A. Davie, for POrt Mvera'. yearn. Bald land to he .old aa the property of P. U Davl.. deceooed. and aale had for purpore of dlrtrl- butlon among the legateea under hie will. ' Thla June nth. l«il. H. A.- DAVIS, W. A. COOPER. AdmlnletratoM de bonle Non with the NOTICg’OF SALS QSOROIA—Clerk# County: tinder and by virtue of a power of rale contained In a certain contract entered Into between U. II. Daven port. party of tho flmt part, and W. a. Smith nnd Ueelo H. Smith, ae parties of the reennd part, raid con tract dated the 7th day at May. 1910, the eald U. H. Davenport will eell at puhjtc outcry before the Court Houre doer. In raid county, 'between the legal boura of mla to the highest bidder for caah, on the flrat Tue,dny In July, next,-the following described tinsmith property, to-wlt: All that lot‘of land, with the Im provementa thereon, altuate, tying and being on tho EMt alde.of Hla Avenue. City of Athena, raid State nniR County, and more partle- Jlarly dererlhed ai follows! Beginning at a point on the East aide cf raid Hlawapw Avenue 1« fret front the Northeaat corner of the Intemeetion of H lawk—I Mid Lenoir Avenuea, and running In a northerly direction (long the East aide of raid HUfwaaae Avenue CO fret to a point; thence In an eaaterly direction, par allel to tho North side of Lenoir Avenue 111 feet, more or lesa, to line of the- property of 4fra Ethel Dppea Thomaa; thence In a Southerly di rection. parallel to the East aide of Hlawasre Avenue 00 feet, more or lean, to jlne of the property of J. W. Fulcher; thenoe In a Westerly direc tion, parallel to the North aide of Lenoir Avenue ltl feat; more or leas, to the beginning comer. CITATION The above described'property will Cpurt ef Ordinary of Clarke • County. ^ „ the property at the raid Petition for Probate ef Will w a g m u|, an n Llaale 8. Smith for In Solemn Perm. the purpose of-satisfying thirty-four In'Lie: Will of Mm. Mv k. • Heard.-, no(H , executed and delivered by W. To Edna May 06x. heir,.at law or „ Smlth ehd.yir,.' LLexle 8. Smith to Mrs. Ji. E. Heard: .. i ; the raid u.. H..Davenport, for W.i* Deupree Hunnkutt, having applied.. Mc p, ell of ,nk] notes dated May as Executor, for prbhato In ,so!.mnl 7th _ 15Jo, tlie first of said notes due form of the lost Whl and Te»tam«nt t|w , |h dlr ot August. 1971, and one of Mn. M. B. Heirsaid County. on „ h < Uy of cart, ntpnth there, you. aa one of rhe ,hC|M at Imf at , fter . All of raid notes drawing In. said Mrs. M. E. Heorf, being ajnott, tmU tnm maturity ht (the "rau of naldent ot this State, ye herebd ra- t% p. r annum, <Eaeh tftfp, «|onta|ne<J will annexed of P. U, DavlA dee'd. Jttli. I-I5-21-I9. By.MARK ANTHONy The Rosemary ..Funeral Di have extftbllsliod an agency old Marx Home at the Washington street and dltefl front of tho Blxtna Chi ch House on ateese.street. This company- has estakl aboar eleven > hundred are throughout the’sotith and All Indeed fortunate to be r number. Mr. Thomas s the agency will ropre. n! ment of forty or filly tbl dollars and tlmt It will be the nice-, nndbmprt in.,'. tahlishments in the smith. The Rosemnry factorv 1.1, at Savannah. Georgia and Smith. East property of Joa anal the agencies- equipment cci Laura Smith and Anderson Wyche, I rectly from them. The fan South by property of Wyche and j the second largest In li. ,, Susan Itucker. and West by lands of I Slaffcn. They .carry a romplni.] Susan Rucker and Is fully and ac-|of covered caskets nnd :)!-.] curately described by a plat of a sur-1 kinds of metallic goods. This, vey of same made by F. W. Cheney, 11» the.only company pmdmii January si, 1917; which plat la rs-' soI!(l casket which’ is corded In the office of the Clerk of t durable of all metals as. cv tho Superior Court of Clark. County, knows. (•corals. In Deed Book IS. pace (54. reference to which Is hereby mod. for a more particular description, and I.nslsts of two acres of tend eon veyed to Joe Smith by deed of Wat E. Jackson, Sheriff dated Febru ary Jrd, 19H. and recorded In Deed Hook’;., page office of -C|.rk Superior Court Georgia, and 1 1-4 acrea cut off of the home place of Joa and Laura Smith so as to Include the houre In which Holman Smith resides Mid the out houses- as ret out In plat and. survey above referred to. This sole' will be mode for the principal and The location' of this an Ideal one; It is | n a qulii| tlon of the cityjuuLyeL i, r heart of the city, liq,., f,, rn i,|i Of the Interior fs ofd blue a mahogany with draperies a to mat.’li. :;!> The agency Is tc he „„ Clarke County, management of Mr, J. A. I he will be nhsistcif hy ns cmbnlmer, hy niu. I.f Hi. L,.;l can be obtained, Theae; p«i|ih; hnvo abnn.R the custom nf hnylm, cdnnectloh with' the ageecy, I Instead have n lovely jeIr’: the funeral services may Ii„ The plnc^ la unowtrhfte lucid la -thoroughly modern In , purpoea of satisfying prlnelpal aiid Interest of' twi, notss executed and Annie M. Wood, now Mrs. Annie M. Wood Bryant. One of raid notes payable to the said Mm. Celeatla 8. ■Wood far 71,700.00; sold note, dated tho principal earn of $700.00 payable to Miss Annie M. Wood, now Annlo M. Wood Bryant, said note dated January 10th. 1771. and dua January 10th, 19771 both notee drawing Inter- est, from dato'at the rate of 7% per annum. Interest payable annually; which notes were secured by the exe ration and delivery of the security deed to the above described 'proper, ties. This property will be sold as the property of Hattie p 8mlth for purpose of paying sold notes, prim cl pal, and Interact, and all costs of thla suit, ths balance from sqld rale, If any. will b. paid to the said Hat. This Ith day of June, 1771. MR8. CELE8TIA H. WOOD. MRS. ANNIE M. WOOD BRYANT. Attornye« in fart for Hattie Smith. OREEN A MICHAEL, ’ Attorneys. Juno l-l(-lf-ll. WASHINGTON—* If® WOUll| hard for even-tfift 0wnt i lout people if Mwi rnforre,! hj| PurUann and brouxlit to li; Representative CjumIu* Iowa,- wer\ brought to Ix-ar ini twentieth ceijlujy. aecoriInc| the Cbnsrcimmap./ . These original law* of I governing everything from aort of clothcft citizens Mhoulil to the forbidding of : Ttlaa on the Sabbath, were I code Representative unearthed while pursuing 1 wlatlnn ehall play any tame un± the game la property certi fied to by the principals or «uper- Inlendenta of both achoolx. Read Banner-Herald' Want Ads. qulpned to b* an* appear at the (JouA a provision that In dkai M three of of Ordinary for mid County onf th- M(d noica pfcou |d becritnb dua’ and 1st Monday In 1923, when wl(l ^nmln unpaid at any one,time longer application for probate will be heard., thJm len days hfter ‘maturity, then and show cause. If any you have, or a u ^ (he remaining notes can. why t|« prayers of petitioner should b e c.o m • due, and more should not be allowed. than three notee having ‘ remained This the 4th day of June, 1*21. * unpaid ft>r much longer than *n R. C. ORR. Ordinary, days,'the said U. H. Davenport has matured all of mid notes, and will Ip the Court of Ordinary, Clarke mU the aboVf described property as County, Georflls, June. Term. 1*23. t h6 property Pf the said W. O. Smith In Re; Probate in solemn form will * nd ux* Linle 8.* Bmlth for thq of Mrs. M. E. Heard. It appearing that Albert H. Cox has not been served with' notire of application to probate this wttl as provided bf law. purpose of satisfying all holes, principal and Interest, and all costs of this pale. Th|s 8th day of Julie, 1923. ~ H. DAVENPORT, GKORQIA—Clarke County: Will be sold on 11th day of June, ItSVat 10 O'clock A. M„ before the Court House door of sakl County, at public outcry to the highest bidder for^caah,' the following described property, to-wlt: One Ford C-Passenger Car, Motor Nd. 1407886. )• Said propPrty sold under order of the Honorable J. D. Bradwell, Judge of the City Court of Athens, under Judgment rendered on the Slat day of May. 1923, in a proceeding filed .to confiscate said car. W. X. JACKSON, Sheriff, Clarke County. Georgia. June t. by of delving Into laws of past. Some of I».e .larift that goi ed New England Puriian* lorir: “A man vth*£, strikes hl« ahnll be fined ten riounds. * map that strikes hfr hi’shand be punlrhed at the coi.rt’s dl U( o. a No one ahall travel, rook, beds, cut hair or shave ot Sabbath or fasting day. No Quaker or dissenter the dstnbllnhed worship of Dominion shall be nliowe.i r vote for the election of trates or any officers. ’Every perron In tbl* J" r ‘ according to the mind o shall duly resort and attend w< on the Lord's doyo at upon public fasting or thanksgn days; and If any person. Just cause, absent SHERIFF'S SALE GEORGIA—Clerks County: Will be sold on the first Tuesday In July, 1923, before the Court House door In said Bute and County, dur- Ing the legal hours for sales to the highest bidder for cash the following described property, to-wlt; One Model T Ford Automobile, 1921 Model, Motor No. 4928629. Said property to be sold to satisfy a mortgage fl fa. Issued In favor of from the same, ho shall tor < such sinful mlscorrlas** 1 shillings. h| , “No one shall rvn on the day, or walk In his garden or 4 where, except ycvereulU from meeting. 'Married persons mu gether or be lm( rlson-’J the Commercial Credit Co. agalnbi Mrs. Upward Chafln and said de- •rrlbed property. This June I, 1922: » W. E. JACKSON. Sheriff. June 1-15-22-29. And It further appearing that Edna Attorney In fact for W, O. Bmltlnutd May Cox. minor, reside* out of the Mrs. Linde 8. Smith. , , j State of Georgia, .GREEN ft MICHAEL, It la therefore ordered'that service 4 Attorneys. 7*- ' W SHERIFF'S SALE QEORQIA—Clarks County: Will bo sold before the Court House door In said county, on the first Tuesday In July, 1922. within the legal hours of sale, to tho highest r lor cash, the following de scribed gwoptrty; AM that tract or parcel or land In th^ City of Athens, on the South side of Athens Avenue, said lot fronting 64 1-2 feet on said Avenue, land, of; (Atmpkfn; IBarn.tt and Fo*J l«, bins brtwren Bartwr Stmt and th. Northraat Railroad (Southern Attention Y. M. C. -Campers * U. S. Army Tnmks| With Tray For Camp $6.00 SMALL KHAKI CAUP^ 1 Juit th. TKIna f« 25c cadi Ire ut for »ow ,uppB« I llanketr, SM " Laundry Stsa PoncM>«. D1X1B* ARMY cowaVAwJl STOF Atften*. <
