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CEORGIA—Clarke County:
ander, late of said County; (ie-]day levied on by me under and by
I ceased, this ij to cite all and sin-' virtue of aai<l execution, and writ,
.nular the creditors and next of £ , ^ B nt 0, , n th0 JfZ.S“
jkin of S. P. Alexander, deceased,
To (he Superior Court of Said t‘» he and ai>L-*r nt the Court of
County: jOrdinary of said County, S'.ptem-
The petition of Wade H. Willi- j her Term, 1023, and she w cause,
f,, r d and Herbert E. Wallace, Loth if any they can, why permanent
. iti/ens of said county, respect-1 * ct ^ ers of administration should
fully shows! j"® 4 ,)e V> said Mrs. R. C.
That petitioners desire, for]A.examlcr o f said estate.
...selves, their associates and i .* ,4 D ess n, y official signature,
! U( ,vssors, -H» be incorporated un- p“ 18 18f h day of July, 1023.
, the name and style of Coker c - ORR, Ordinary.
„tton Company, for the full; Au ^* 10-1--24-3I.
.f-riod of twenty (20) years, with
priyil^ ^ renewal aa pro- , A 1
rd hj la’
The ''principal
office and
GEORGIA—Clarke
County:
To Whom It May Concern:
Marie Edwards having in due
perman-
ndministration upon
•pora-1 * , ‘* c Fred Edwards, late
*8tab- °* sa ‘d County, deceased, this is
Haro of business of said cprpora- •■••Marie Edwards havin
|:.,n .shall be iu tin? city of Athens, j fo * n1 applre<i to me for
rlarke (■oUttft debr^ift, but f peti-if*' 4 ; letters of administrat
♦ j.‘jw-rs riesinfrtlJBt. said corpora- estate of 1* red Edwa
also havc'tho' power to cltab- “f •»«! C°unty, .leccasod
i, and maintain branch offices t-> cue all and sm^ula- the next
in places of business at uuch 'f V an* creditors °'i ft*. “if
"; „.r places as it may desire,! '■ .Edwards.defeased. that said
within and without the State 0 f|appl.cut.on will be heard before
V 1 " • me at the regular September
Dr. Peet Considers
American Charities
Secure in Turkey
posses:
quired by law, and written notice
of the levy was given the defend
ant in fi fa.
Quit claim deed for levy apri (c rests In Turkey are not menaced
sale \vas executed by the plaintiff ( by-recent developments In that
i” to } ho defendant in fl fa "'untry. In the poinion of Dr. W.
h H1 he £ ff,c ? w - Pcot * ' vho has ,vetl ,D «nstau-
nf cLk* rnnnlt Supcno !’ Court ] tlnople for 42 years, axd whe today
of Clarke County, as required by | j s n lo » • -
law, before the levy.
This 10th day of August, ,1023.
W. E. JACKSON.
Sheriff, Clarke Countv. Ga.
Aug. 10-17-24-31.
business representative of a
group of American philanthropic
Institutions extending from Con-
:<inntfnople to Aleppo. Dr. Peet,
w ho passed recently through Sofia,
expressed himself thus to the rep
resentative of The Associated
Press. Continuing he said:
“Dr. James L. Harton, secretary
of (he American Hoard of Commis
sioners for FoFrelgu Missions, and
i wont to Lausanne at the begin
ning 1 of the original conference,
asked Ismot Pasha, the chief
GEORGIA—-C|nrKc County:
Thorp will he sold at public out
cry before the court hou e «?oor of
the court house of Clarke County,
in the.City of Athens, Clarke
County, Georgia, to ihc highest
bidder for cash, at eleven o'clock,
A. M., eastern time, on Tuesday,
said | September 4, 1923, all the fojln\w-1 delegate from Angora, as to the
ing described land, to-wit: [treatment our American interests
“All that lot of land, with the j ft* Turkey might expec t from the
feor^ia. n ! " ,V" ’ T September improvements thereon, in the City ; Nationalist government.
1 ^ The object; of said corpora- [Term, 1923, of the Court of Orui-jof Athens, Clarke County, Geor- “Ismet Paslm told up tsat the
(ion is pecuniary gain to itself and na JJ'f Clarke County. . J*'5a, located at the southeast cor,
.hare hol^wi; I ,. W,tncs - s ha .nd and official)nor of the intersection
The particul
Nationalist government would \?*H-
come the America ninstltutions, in
cluding colleges and schools, hos
pitals ami orphanages in widely
scattered parts of Turkey. He in
formed us that if the. American in
stitutions would respect Turki.li
laws, the complete support of the
Turkish government would be ex
tended to them.
"To insure that compliance witfi
Turkish Jaws, it was noe. :-sar> to
effect only slight modificatons n
the operaton of our institutions, j
We are making these modification*. :
And up to this time every prom-j
ise made by Ismet Pasha has been, 1
fully carried out»^Vm**rii an ‘•i iiOola..{
hospitals and orphanages—dire tly,,
affecting about 60,000 Turkish sub-';
Jects—have been and are op- rating
SREWIiliG TROUBLE
without the slightest hindrance for
the benefit of Christians and Mo
hanunedans alike.
MAY HEAD T. P. A.
SAVANNAH, Ga.—Albert Ehr
lich of this city, has been rndor*.
ed by the state directors of the
Travelers’ Protective Association
for president of the national or
ganization. Mr. Ehrlich has beenjty tin
frequently mentioned for the of-{if (hi
fice.
fropi participation in the League
Assembly until that body acta fav
orably on tne Argentine amend
ment* making all sovereign statea
.rubers of the League and “Ue-
ratiring" the representation in
otmrli.
It mainlng aloof until such action
; < taken woulchconstitute the con
firmation e; the policy of ex-Prea-
ident Ydgoyen, who caused the
withdrawal of the Argentine dele
gation from tho Assembly in 1920,
but President Alvear is not in favor
of maintaining tills iw>liey. Having
dissented from Argentina’s with-/
| drawa! when he was a member of
| tho delegation, ho Is now, os pres-
(By Associated Press.) - ident. seeking to rectify what he
mniNurf. AIKI‘>.—’The question believes to have been a mistaken
proceeding. Ho wants his country
to renew its relations with the
League in full and be represented
regularly by a delegation, which
could carry on Argentina’s effort
to democratize the League from
the inside, and meanwhile, enable
elected ,0r. Alvear,
with the control of af
A rgentina’s Tt e t u r n to
League of Nations Prom
ises to Cause a Spirited
Political F i g h t Next
Month.
number of deputle* and seaati
is decidedly opposed, it fa well 1
derstood in political circles, to 1
ing his policy repudiated. Co:
quently, while the president
no trouble In obtaining from «
gross authority to pay the Art
tine dues to tho League, it is 1
lieved that neither ratification
adhesion will be obtained wltl
a contest.
Agree to Pay For
Damage to Auto
eturn to the League
of Argentim
of Nations premises to cause a
t { Irit'-d political fight in the pres-
»nt congress before it closes in
6>ptemb<?..
While the chamber recently
* u : t > pay the League secretari
al Mils for dues, decisions has l the
yet to he made whether to ratify ‘
the adhesion given to tho League
Yrigoyen govorument, and
s done, whether Argentina
) should continue to remain aloot
ountry to participate In the
uefit.? of'membership enjoyed by
nonrly all other South American
nations, including Brazil and Chile.
(Hut the ex-pres'tfent. reputed
loader of the Radical Party which
Because acid used In ffghi
fire in the Elite theatre operaU
room gome time ago so da
his new car that he was fon
have it repainted, city coun
Wednesday night voted to rein
bijfrse gho .physician $55.00, tl
price he had to pay for the paint
ing job. The car was parked in
he designated area. Dr. Middle-
brooks did not charge the city with
negligence, neither did tho council
admit negligttce, the adjustment
being made as a matter of equity,
it was Rtatcd.
day of
„ ationers propbs.
hat of buying‘tMd selling cotton,
,.*ton samples*‘-cotton "waste and
products ar.d by-products
P , ;.Ient to and usual in the con-
i„. t of a/«t$*cral business of
and'A e ®nff cotton; al
business that i siPTnature, this the
August, 1923.
R. C. ORR, Ordinary.
Aug. 10-17-24-31.
appropna
" buying and f«r the v
rott^iv seed, and nil other! 0 ' ‘dja
of seed, and of buying anflf
•liing roots * nnd • 'plants of al!/
mis usedl'JfdV jrtted pr planting
jrposes. Pettit toners desire that
J corpordtion 1 have the power
buy, sell, kit}'otherwise deal *in.
,v and all-of the. above named'
mmodfties, bdfh ; for itself and
a broker or agent for others;
<1 petitioners ^further desire that
M corporation - have the power
all thtotfs incidental and
nateto Die exercise of the
.. named in this petition.
The amount -of the capital
of said corporation shall be
Kitty Thousand ($50,000) Dollars,
•ommon stock, divided into
es of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars
. All of raid capital stock
been actually paid in. Feti-
•ra desirq.tknt said corpora-
i.m have the right and power to
ase it4 capital stock from
to ti:fo rt .by,a majority vote
the outstanding common
to any amount not
xecedincf One Hundred Thousand
SI 00,(100) Dollars, which in-
■ ( ased capFtJii^lock shall be eom-
;,n and prpjxir,red, cither or both,
•coWing to the judgment and
'..reaction of;tbe ! holders of a ma-’
jority of the floromon stock of said
corporation, and with such rights
and privile.'feWms 1 may lx 1 determ
ined ;by a m*Mit^ vote of.thc out
standing common stock.
Petitioners desire that . said
potation have the right to sue
and be sued, to contract and be
ontructcd with, to buy, sell, rent,
mid, own ajndt maintain all such
property, real or personal, ng may
suitable for two purposes of tfl"
•pnrntionDVpniflSue notes, bonds
oth^r obligations, nnd to secure
the same ‘by* mortgage, security
deed, deed »f, trust, or other form
cf security ,qndcp law’s now or
hereafter existing. Petitioners de-
that s.1h4 -corporation have the
ight to have nnd use a common
al, and the right generally to
do all other acts which may be
i>no by corporations of a similar
ature.
7. Petitioners further desire
ini said cprporation have the
• ight and 'powiT to discontinue
business, liquidate the corporation,
nd take all leiml steps necessary
its dissolution nnd the sur
render of its charter, whenever
the holders ’ ofl jAyo-tbiwl^. of the
utstnnding common stock of said
rpbration shall ‘ *“
thereof
GEORGIA—Clarke County:
The appraisers appointed to set
aside a twelve months’ support
idow and minor children
m Baker Akin, late of
unty, deceased, having
mtvle their return, this is, there
fore to cite all persons to show
cau. e, if any they bt-»’ c » on the
/iit-t Monday in September, 1923,
of the Court of Ordinary of said
‘County why the return of said ap
praisers should net be made the
judgment of the Court:
This, the 7th day of August,
1923.
R. C. ORR, Ordinary.
JOHN R. GAMBLE,
Petitioners Attorney.
Aug. 10-17-21-31.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
No. 1137 October Term. 1923,
Clarke Superior Court. Georgia,
Ciarke County.
B. L. WESSINGER
CLYDE MAE WESSINGER
TO CLYDE MAE WEISSINGER:
By order of the Court you are
required to. be and appear at said
Court on tho Second Monday ir
OctolxT, 1923, next, to. answer Pe
titicnor’s libel fo” divorce, a vin
culo .matrimonii, and in default
thereof the court will proceed as
justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable Blanton
Eoi Iron, Judge cf sr J Court, this
he Oth flay of August, 1923.
K. J. CRAWFORD,
Clerk S. C., C. C., Ga.
CLAUD MAIIAFFEY,
Attorney for Petitioner,
iig. 10-24, Sept. 14-28.
LIRE!. FOR DIVORCE
No. 4123, October Term. 1923,
Onrkc Superior Court, Georgia,
Clarke County.
GROVER CLEVELAND WOOD
RUFF
ARISEN A JONES WOODRUFF
J ALRENA JONES WOOD
RUFF:
By order of the Court you arc
hereby required to be and nrpoar
aid Court on the Second Mon
day in October, next to answer
petitioner’s libel for divorce, and
in default thereof, the Court vill
proceed as to justice shall npper-
vote in favor
Witness tho Honorable Blanton
Fortson, Judge of said Court
T} - the 11th day of July. 1923.
E. J. CRWAFORD,
Clerk S. C., C. C.
SHACKELFORD & SHACKEL
FORD,
Petitioner’s Attorneys.
Aug. 10-24, Sept. 14-28.
WHEREFORE, petitioners P ra V j GEORGIA—Clarke County:
that, they ho incorporated under, will ho sold at public outcry to
the nnme aJ&d-ityid aforesaid, with t j, c highest bidder or bidders for
the powers,-privileges anfl unmu--^^ v^wee-i the legal hours for
nities herein set forth, and such v;j> cr iff*.- «nles. on the first Tues-
th»*i"s as are now or may here- f j K y j n September, 1923, before the
after be allowed corporations or a Court hous e door of the County
mjlar character under the laws Courthouse of Clnrke County,
of Georgia. Georgia, nil-of the following dc-
ERWIN, ERWIN & NIX, ‘ ccri u?J Utfi .
Attorneys for Petitioners., iA »j ^at tract or parcel of land
EORC.IA—Clarke County: ¥ wtth improvements thereon, lying
Clerk’s Office, Superior Court. nn(1 beihg in the city of Athens.
Filed in office, this 26th day of p oun ty, fronting on the street
July, 1923. running from the Cheek Factory
E. J. CRAWFORD, u _ ^e top of the^hill. The lot
Clerk Superior Court, Clarke known as the old Breast Works
County. Georgia. lot commencing at the center of
EORGIA—Clarke County: Cook s troct (now Pearl Street) on
Clerk’s Office, Superior Court. thp top c f the Hill and comer of
I, E. J. Crawford. Clerk of the Check Factory land, and running
Superior Court of Clarke County, thence north ten (10) degrees,
"oorgia, do herebjT certify that th j rty (30) m i n utes east 250;
ie foregoing re n true copy o f thence north thirty-six (36) de-
the application of Wade H. ” l *' grecs, west to Dr. Lyndon s cor*
„rd and Herbert E. Wallace for nor; thence south, sixty (60) de-
icorporation of COKER COTTON jrj^es west along Dr. Lyndons
COMPANY, as said nnnl lent ion |; r( , t 0 the Factory laid; thence
nnnears on file in my office. :south forty-cne (41) degrees,
WITNESS mv official signa- -thirty minutes cast along tne
lure and the seal of said court, j Factory line to the beginning cor-
this the 2Gth day of Jidv.1923 ncr . the same ■ racking •one and
E. J. CRAWFORD, ]nineteen one hundredths (1.1J)
Clerk Superior Court, Clarke more or loss. This being
Avenue, and. Hill Street, fronting
ninety-five (95) feet op the east
side of King Avenue, and running
back in an easterly direction along
the south side of Hill Street two
hundred and thirteen feet. Tbit,
being lot No. 2 of the subdivision
made by J. W. Barnett of the C.
N. Hodgson property according to
revised plat of the same made
November 19, 1919. Said lot Nb.
2 being bounded on the east sixty-1
seven arid seven-tenths (G7.7) feet)
by lot No. 1 of said subdivision
and being bounded on the south
two hundred and twelve feet by
lot No. 3 of said subdivision. This
being the same lot of land con
veyed by C. N. Hodgson to Mrs.
Hattie F. Smith by deed dated
December 18 : 1919, and recorded
in the Clerk’s office of Clarke
Superior Court in deed book 28,
folio 290.”
The above described land was
conveyed to the "UtiderSgbed, Mrs
I* A. Fowler, by F. L. Slaymaker,
by a security deed dated June 19,
1920, ar.d recorded in the office
of the clerk of the Superior Court
of Clarke County, Georgia, in deed
book 29, folio 561; said security
deed being made to secure the
payment of n note for $4,500.00
that day executed, said note being!
due June 19, 1925, and bearing in
terest from Juno 19, 1929, at the
rate* of 8 per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually.
Said security deed provided that
if default should be made in the
payment of interest; ar.d such, de
fault should continue for the space
of ten days after such interest be
came due, or should there be a
failure to perform any of the cov
enants made by the said F. L.
Slfcymaker in said security deed,
them the undersigned, Mrs. L. A.
Fdwier would be authorzied to
declare the whole indebtedness
iUc and proceed to collect
same, time being expressly mode
of the essence of the contract.
The said F. L. Slaymaker has
made default in the payment of
interest, which default has con
tinued for more than ten days
after such interest became due,
and the undersigned, Mrs. L. A.
Fowler, has therefore elected to
declare the whole indebtedness clue
and proceed to collect the same.
Said sale will be made and a
conveyance of said land will be
made to the purchaser or pur
chasers, all in accordance with the
terms and provisions of a power
of sale contained in said security
( l ee d« ,
This August 10th, 1923.
MRS. L. A. FOWLER.
Autr. 10-17-24-31.
ATHLETIC FIELD
/FOR HIGH SCHORL
PLANNED HERE
Committee Asirs Aid of
County Commission in
Grading Chase Street
Lot For Grounds.
VOl’IIV iJU|« . .... ■' ** 1W * fit I
County, Georgia. 4 11 *® £ame tract I , tni ® or ; c >® d
July 27, Aug. 3-10-17. ‘ jbj* C. K. Nelson, Bishop, to A. H
y * b —Jr,„,k. bv .. 'leeri . dated June 12th,
GEORGIA—Clarke CariStyi^* > 11908, anjl "recorded in Book 4. patre
, paife
Ali Whora It Mav Concern: ijsg/oflfce Clerk Superior Court,
Paul Jarrell having in proper ciarke County, Georgia,
form applied to me for Permapeat
Afiminifltra*ion
ptfns are underway here to tulld
an athletic field for tho High and
public schools In Athens, It be-
•ame known Friday morning when
a committee from the board of ed
ucation requested old of the county
commissioners in grading the field.
The committee was composed
M. G. Nicholson and II. B Hey wood,
the latter a member of tho joint
school building committee. The
commissioners agreed to aid In the
the grading of the proposed field,
which will be built on tho Chase
street school lot. Tho work will
begin as soon as the county, road
gnng can get to It.
The field will be used by the ath
letic teams of all the public
schools, if desired, but the main
plan Is to give the High School
athletic teams a field for their
games. At present the High School
Said land will be sold as toe
Letters of Administration en *n« ? p,eperty t)f J. H. Kmerick, defend-1 hag n ’ 0 f( e !d of its own for prre-
tnto of Thomas J. Jarrell, lat°! a r.t in i\ fa, under and by virtue t j cf> r . or games with visiting tear s.
- 1 *" ' -sued May -3, A Kram i 8t and will be constructed
Court of Atn- on the a j so | t was Ba id.
cf said Counvt, this is to cite all Lf r , n execution isai
and singular the creditor* and next j jo23, from the City ^
of kin of Thomas J. Jarrell, to be n s, in favor of Mrs. J. B. Hill
and appear at my 5 office within ECa i m t said J. H. tmenck, for, AGED LADY OIE8
the time allowed by law, and shoo jUte principal sum of 550°.00, the I Mrs Nancy Mahulda. age 56
cause, if anv they cm, xvhv per- turner mm * 54 ^ 4 ." h ' nte ”!: ,h»,i at the residence near East
suture, tWa.Btb day W August. jt^uj ducted
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