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tfawr" ;. W**!~ PACK SIX THB BANNER-HERALD, CEOBIUA A— —- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, isy. w rr- Georgia, nil of the following Je-lpagc O/ Clarjce county record*. Legal Advertisements "'"All 1 • and ' ■ ‘ • ' -I Soil1 bnd ,cvicd a! ' the prop ' '•All that tract or parcel of lamljj rly ol N . M . Waif to aatUfy an T6 the Superior Court of said State known ns lot Number 5 of the B.| ior Court °* Clarke County, Geor JJUl County: A. Crane property, formerly landf^ia, on the 12th day of October, Th* ; petition of AARON COHEN, of Mrs. Beulah E. Sims, said land 11922, in favor St Mrs. Lizzie S. EDWARD M. COHEN, HENRY according to the survey of W. M. Lamkln. Written notice of levy CITATION [first Monday in.petober next, else County: Dr. J. L. Pcmlfey wi!l,.J>c di: May Concern: charged from.*'his Guardianship i ScK.»nd--fiEUIfAH‘applied for; .living in due town* R. C. ORR, applied to me for permanent let I Ordinary Clarke County, ter* of administration upon ihe'gopt. 7.14-21-28 estate of CALLI£ NICHOLS, late I— 5 —-- of said county, deceased, to * CL1 WALL AC be* BODENHEIMEK and ERNEST Crane and a plat of the same be-^jven to defendant in Ti. fa. anti,issued to some projicr person; SHERIFFS SALE MICHAEL, respectfully shows: lr) " °f record in the office of thetenant in possession. Deed for the [this is to cite all and singular thej GEORGIA— Clarke County: uperior Petitioners, together with their Clarke County, Georgia. Said lot associates, desire to be incorpor- number f> having a frontage of 90 ated under the name of the PINE-* feet o n the road leading CREST COUNTRY CLUB for the Mitchell Bridge to Scott Lump- period of twenty years, with the kins Place and on to Brooklyn, right to renew said charter at the 311,1 running back in uniform expiration of said time. “ !J ‘ U - u ~‘‘ vidth about 400 feet to a Branch. | The rlat of said property show- That the purposes or said cor- > n K the property above described poration are the promotion of so- 1* recorded levy 1 ... »aie fiicti ded in office of the Clerk of .... Superior Court of Clarke from County, Georgia, before levy made This 4th day of September, 1923. W. F JACKSON, Sheriff, Clarke County, Georgia. Sept. 7-14-21-28. r wi ... . ... the office of the chid intercourse among the mem- Clerk of the Superior Court, in bers and the encouragement of Deed Hook W, page 634. athletics, and of sports and past. Said land will be sold as the times. They desire the right to property of SAM WARRf.N, de build and construct suitable club fondant in fi fa, under and by rooms, tennis courts, golf course, virtue of an execution issued swimming pool and lake and play August .'list, 1923, from the City themselv grounds for children. (Court of Athens, in favor of 3. OUARANTV TRUST CORPORA; Your petitioners desire the cor- TION against SA.V WARREN, for potation to be located in the City , the principal sum of $376.80, the of Athens, Clarke 1 County, Geor- further sum of $27.30 as interest gia. 'to August 31st, 1923, the furllie- 4. Isum of $40.41 attorney’s fees, and Petitioners desire that said cor- 'he further sum of $19.75 costs; GEORGIA—Clarke County: To the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of Mrs. C. Y, Weir, Sr„ and A. L. Wier, both citiicns of said county, respectfully shows: next oi kin and creditors said Callic Nichols, that said ap plication will be heard before me ut the regular October term, 1923, of the Court of Ordinary of Clarke County. Witness my hand and official ignaturc. This September 3 t 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Sept. 7-14-21-28, LIBEL FOR DIVORCE I whole country but the white man^most of them not October Term, 1923,'has not as iperior Court. Georgia, mbre valuable Clarim County,* ' B. L WESSJN&ER yet realized how much Often unapeakabte crtfitoTireV/i 1 ’ Me he mgibt became mitted In tbete unlighted streST with adequate means of develop-, "by should we have this cond'i ment. '?">» Are wo a hated race £. .1 9 „ Prejudiced Will be jold icfore the court house door, ^aid State and County, on the first Tuesday in October, 1023, during the legal hours for sales to the highest bidder for casl the following described property, to-wit. One show case, one bar fixture (with broken mirror, one wall • counter, one *ink. J Said property levied upon and to GEORGIA—Clarke County: the sold, as the property of Guy To the Superior Court of Said jCowden. to satisfy a Distress County: _ i Warrant issued in favor of Arnold The petition of J. R., Brantley. That Detitioners desire, for of Clarke County, Georgia, and This September 7. 1923. dves weir associates and Howard Johnson, of Clarke Coun- _ W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff. successors!' ^'^'incorporated un-1 tv, State of Georgia, reapectfully fjer the name and style of WIKRjfhows: . . GROCERY COMPANY, for the! 1. That they desire for them- full period of twenty years, with selves, their associates and. auc ; the privilege of* renewal as pro vided by law. 2. The principal office and place of business of said corpura- poration may have the right to besides interest on the principal (tion shall be in the city of Athens, elect a board of directors by a vote sum after August 31st, 1923, at ( Clarke County, Georgia^ and^peti- and places cf business at such places as it may_ desire, “** “ v „ within and'without the'State of'Georgia. The object of said corpora- of its members, and elect such of- the rate of 8 per cent per annum; j tioners desire that said corpora* ficers as they deem advisable, and said execution being issued on a 1 tion also have the power to estab- to use and make all proper and judgment rendered in the City lish and maintain^ branch offices necessary by-laws, ruics and regu- Court oi Athens in favor of lations that are necessary and may GUARANTY TRUST CORPORA- bo proper in carrying on the ob- TION against SAM WARREN on jocU o f said corporation, and also August 31st, 1923, for said sums; to have and use a common seal,'said judgment being a general and with the right to alter, amend judgment against SAM WARREN and appeal the bylaws in accord- nnd a special lien against the ante with the constitution wher above described land. l4|ptod. ' Said land wag this day levied on 5. (by me under and virtue of said That said corporation have the execution, nnd f written notice of power to receive, rent, lease, pur- the levy was given the tenant in chase and hold such realty and possession as required by law, personalities as may be necessary nnd written notice of the levy was for the purposes of the corpora- given the defendant in fi fa. tion, with the power to dispose ofj Quit claim deed for levy’* and tha same and to Execute notes and sale was executed by the plaintiff bonds as evidence of# indebtedness in fi fa to the defendant in fi fa incurred, or which may'be incur- and filed and recorded in the of- red, and to secure * the same by f ice of the Clerk of the Superior mortgage, security s deed, trust Court of Clarke County, as re deed, or other form of lien under .quired by law, before the levy, existing laws. This ,4th day of September, 6. 11923. That said corporation shall have W. E. JACKSON, no capital stock except such prop- Sheriff. Clarke County, Georgia, ertv as it may acquire from volun- Sept. 7-14-21*28. tary donations, and dues and as-; ■ - — segments levied upon its mem- and Edwards, against Guy Cowden. Sept. 7-14-21-28. GEORGIA—Clarke County: ' Ka inrnrnoritnfl .ml be * oId before the COUrt sss": d r it n & c ° unty ^ pu V ic outcry to the highest bidder for made a body politic under the name and style of AUTO WRECK ING COMPANY, for the period of twenty years. 2. The principal office of aaid company shall be in the city of Athens, State and County afore said. but petitioners desire the right to establish branch offices within this State or elsewhere, whenever the holders of a major- cash, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Octo ber, 1923, the following de scribed property, to-wit: 1. All that lot of land Ir the' city of Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, on the ea»t »iue of the Oconee River, containing four (4) acres, more or less, having a front glyde'Wae wessinger TO CLYDE MAE WEISS1NGER: By order of the Court you are required to be and appear at said Court on the Second Monday in October, 1922, next, tc acararer Pc titioner’s libel for divorce, a vin culo matrimonii, and in default thereof the court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness the Honorable Blanton Portion, Judge of said Court, this the 9th day of August, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk S. C., C. C., Ga. CLAUD MAHAFFEY, Attorney for Petitioner. Aug. 10-24, Sept. 14-28. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE No. 4425, October Term, 1923, Clarke Superior Court, Georgia, Clarke Count] Clarke County. GROVER CLEVELAND WOOD RUFF ARLENA JONES WOODRUFF TO ALRENA JONES WOOD RUFF: By order of the Court you are hereby required to be and appear at said Court on the Second Mon day in October, next to answer petitioner's lib'.*, for divorce, and Co. Chamber Of Commerce tion is pecuniary gain to itaelf and) 3. The object of said corpora- its shareholders. , tion la pecuniary gain to itaelf and Ittk. atnekma* ao determine a « e on Jona * Av ' ,,ue and bcin K ity of the atock may ao determine. the propcrty dcscribed in a dwd a. The particular business that Itt shareholders, petitioners propose to carry on isl 4. The business to be carried on - m I Li.ei. t*e* .. IJ ooonAPaflnti la f A ntlV .All bera. That the membership in said,GEORGIA—Clarke Couqty: corporation shall be subject toi will be sold before the Court transfer and assignment under .House door in said County on the awh rules and regulations as may first Tuesday in October, 1923, ho described in the bylaws, and|within the legal hours of sale, to that no right of transfer of such the highest bidder for cash, tha membership shall exist, except in accordance with such bylaws. That they desire for said cor poration tha power and authority that of a general mercantile busi ness, and petitioners desire that said corporation have the right and power to sell at retail all kinds of merchandise. Petitioners desire that said corporation have the power to buy, sell, or other wise deal in all kinds of merchan dise, both for itself and as a broker or agent for others. . 6. The amount of capital stock of said corporation shall be Two by said corporation la $o bny, sell and trade automobiles, both new and aecond-hand. To buy, aell and trade automobile parts, accessor ies, tires, batteries snd any and all automobile parts both second hand and new. To operate a garage for the purpose *>f storing, repair ing, painting and washing of any and all makea of automobilea. To repair batteries, tires and tubes. To buy, sell and deal in scrap iron, OI said corponuuil nsiosi uu;, ovaa uv-. Thousand Five Hundred ($2,500.-1 brass and any othar metal as 00) Dollars, all common stock, di- junk. vided Into shares of the par value of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each. All of said capital stock has been actually paid in. Peti tioners desire that said corpora tion have the right and power to increase its capital stock from time to time, by a majority vote of the outstanding common atock, to any amount not exceeding Ten Thous and ($10,000.00) Dollars, which in- cressed capital stock shall be com mon and preferred, either or both. ’ - , . ' .1 mull UIIU JIIUtllLU, VIWV*. VI MU following described lands, to-wit: [„ may be determined bv a ma- Those two tracts or parcels of land situated in the town of Win- terville, Clarke Couifty, Georgia, and described as follows: to apply for and accept amend-' (1). That tract lying on the manta to lt« charter, or either form .Northerly side of Church Street, of aubatanee by a vote of a ma-'beginning at a point 282 feet loMW of Ite members. .southeast of the intersection of WHEREFORE, petitioner! pray'Church and Harris Streets, and to be Incorporated under the name I running thence Southeast along and 1 atyle aforieeld, with power*, said Church Street 126 feet, thence privileges and immunities herein;East along said Church Street set forth, and with euch additional. 166.8 feet to Dosier Street, thcnco rights and privileges and immunl-) Northeast along Doxier Street ttaa as are now or may hereafter 1102.4 feet, thence at right angles ha allowed a corporation ot simitar (in a Northwest direction 176 feet character under the laws of Geor- to a point, thence at right angles in a Northeast direction 25 feet to i, GREEN * MICHAEL, Attorneys for Petitioners. Filed In office Aug. SUt, 1923. i,lice Aug. him. i uuo. E. J. CRAWFORD, ‘ Clerk Superior Court, , h Clarke County Georgia. GEORGIA—Clarke County: I, E. J. Crawford, Clerk of the a point, thence at right angles 60 feet to a point, thence at right angles 60 fast to a point; thence again at right angles 60 feet to center of lot No. 10, thence South westerly along the easterly line of lot No. 10, 150 feet to the begin ning, being lot* Noe. 11 to 21, in- Superior Court of Clarke County, ielusive, in Block A, of subdlvls. hereby csrtify that the foregoing:ion of Winter Groce, as per plat U a true and correct copy of the'recorded In Deed Book J9, page 0, application for kharter, of Pine Clarke County Records, peat Country Club, as tho same (2) That tract beginning at a appears of file in this office. j| point on the Northerly elde of . .This 31st day of August, 1923. Georgia Avenue (or Railroad E. J. CRAWFORD, Street) 200 feet easterly from V Clerk of Superior Court. Dosier Street, snd running thence Sent. 7-14-21-28. lEaeterly along Georgia Avanue j200 feet and with thle width ox- GEORGfA—Clarke County: 'te'ndirtg' back ln a Northeasterly Will b« sold at public outary^to diction 350 feet to Church Street, and being lota Nos. 9 to 16, Inclusive, and lota Noa. 41 to 48, inclusive, of Block B, at sub division of Winter- Gp6ve, as per ~ ed Book 10, the highest bidder or bidders for cash, between tha legal hours for HI:- riffs salts, on tho first Tues day In October, 1023, before the Courthouse door M tho County Courthouse of Clarke County, piat recorded in Deed COUNTY TAX LEVY—1923 Upon motion it was ordered by the Board of Commisiioncra of Roads and Revenues for Clarke County, Georgia, that the following ' tax levy be made for the year, 1923. One Hundred and Sixty (160%) fig Cant on State Levy. Eight mills or *8.00 on each ti.nnn nn ; it was further ordered by the Board that the following levies be inade on State levy for the year 1923, and that the came be collected by the Tax Collector for the following County purposes, to-wit: County levy, eight mills or $8.00 on etch $1,000.00 of county taxable property velucs. Legal Indebtedness 62% on State Levy .. Buildings 2% on State Levy .. Bridges ~ 2% on State Levy .. Officers Salaries and Fees .. 11% on State Levy... jority vote of the outstanding common stock of said corporation, and with such rights and privi leges as may be determined by such majority vote. 6. Petitioners desire that said corporation have the right to sue and to be sued, to contract and be contracted with, to bny, sell, rent, own and manage all such prop erty, real and personal, as may be suitable for the purpose of the corporation, to issue notes, bonds, o^-other obligations, and to secure deed, deed of trust,*or other form The capital stock ot said corporation shall be Five Thousand ($5,000) dollars, with the privil ege of lncressing same to the sum of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00), by a majority vote of the stockholders, said stock to be divided into shares of one hundred ($100.00) dollars each. Ten per cent of the amonnt of capital to be employed by them has been ac tually paid in. (Petitioners deaire tho right to have the subscription to said cap ital stock paid in money or prop erty to be taken at a fair valua tion). dated December 22, 1917, from D. M. Moore to J. A. Hunnicutt snd Deuprcc Hunnicutt, said deed re corded in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Clarke County, Georgia, in deed book 15, page 543; being the same prop erty conveyed to E. G. Fambrough and A. H. Shannon by deed of J. A. Hunnicutt and Depuree Hun nicutt, dated February 8, 1921, and likewise recorded in said office. All that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the city of Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, beginning on Jones Avenue at the property line of J. A. Hunnicutt ami Deuprec Hunnicutt, and run ning thence in a northerly direc tion along Jonas Avenue a dis tance of 100 feet; thence in a westerly direction along the prop erty of Jonas 212 feet to the property line of Mrs. A. V. Bur ton; thence in a southerly direction 100 feet along the property of said Mrs. A. V. Burton; thence In an easterly direction 212 feet to the beginning point: this being in default tbeivof, tho Court vill proceed as to justice shall apper tain. Witness the Honorable Blanton Fortson, Judge of said Court This, 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. There are numbers of fine agrl- cause of our color? cultural schools over the south for ' •‘•■"tir isl Am wt white boys, supported by the re- one to the other? spectivc states, yet we cannot' We appeal to you for a aqu-B. point to one respectable agricul- deal. tural negro school for negro boys.1 I vile ■'“> that had this slue of WaiiIiI U n „ _ the education of negro youth been ** V|4*»4 1 A a V C vigorously looked after, this seri ous situation, which now confronts the south would not obtain. For years tho negroes have worked mechanically on the farms in the south at the white- man’s , . dictation not knowing why he did: Inaugurated a move, certain things. An education • " Jnrold bo well f or would qualify him so that in both .' 0u " ty .‘ 0 amula ‘ e - » is to quality and quantity he would ,®r*Jl a ,e * county-wide Chamber satisfy both himself and the white Wltl1 * n . efficient man for whom ho labors. " Mni “ d . «- Tho average common school for ?i n .e Cd <]fL w ® r Ji ® ver A.P* rlod „ of at negroes is a pitiable condition. 1 ] lia wi,l ac- Wc have no state normal tor col-;«"[Pji a *L r . thc farn jer what oted teachers, therefore the com-lf™ 1 ™'”,,®/ Commerce have f„ r mon schools get poorly qualified,{JV®}"**".* 1 ? h ? r , clty - II teachers — especially the famW*", the farmers schools l?i * county nekrer together, that The -south’s, resources are in unity for mu- wonderful to be developed by un- °, f tb * skilled labor. It cannot be done .mSt ^8 T ty °I prbperly In this way. Give th *:thu*j antl negro better schools. We wiir.^. la end on siirtlv net satisfactory results in Mid business like lines, our'seefion from thl?investment.' ar tf * b "l> It will help the colored man to in th.'iVi« !!J? • combat with his economic problem ' th ^ 1 or « an,ze and,thus improve hi. Imi.g von-. every Joseph Ellison Stono the same lot deeded to M. Stem by Mrs. Katie J. Pope, and record ed in the clerk’s office of the Su perior Court of Clarke County, 6. Pctitloncrs aesire _tno rig_nt| Thi , lot containinK co-half acre, ^sSdusfh Tnor e or less, ana being the same he impleaded, Jo have and use a prQ[)my convcycd lo e. g . Fam- brough and A. H. Shannon by sary by-lawa and regulations, and to do nil other things tbit-may be necessary for the successful car rying on of said business, includ; ing the* right to buy, hold, and sc» real estate and personal property suitable to the purpose ot the eori of security under lawn now or County Executive Officer! < Salaries and Fees „. __ .. * Bailiffs ,, , 1 ,, ,, ,, ,, Non Resident Witnesses and Extra Service -Maintenance Expense Court . .$49,312.17 ../1,89«.62 .. 1,896.62 ,. 10,481.42 0% on State Levy 1% on State Levy 2% on State Lavy 1,890.62 Jnrora Poor IKanuitine and Sanitation .. „„ „. •wful Chargea 10% on State Levy “ J - ..40% on State Levy ,. 6% on State Levy 6% on State Levy 7% on State Lavy 12% on State Levy ..- 6,689.87 .. 6,6893)7 .. 6,638.18 .. 11379.73 .. 9,483.11 37,932:44 160'.', $151,729.76 Total State and County Levy Thirteen mills or $13.00 on each ■HU)00.00 on County assessed valuations. Total assessed taxable values, was shown by digest $18J)66J220.00. Upon- motion, It -is further or-1 “•red by the Board that any surplus raiaod by any of the above levies, *W* e 5 aary h* •PPH ed *° any lawful charges against th# cennty, 3>a County Board of Educe.’,on having recommended to this Board W*ta local tax of Four and one-quarter (4K) mills or $4.26 on each MR$» on all taxable property within the county of Clarke without t a incorporate limits of the City of Athens, be levied to supplement the public school fund in accordance with Section 2 of the Acta of the • P® 1 ***! Assembly of 1905 snd acts amendatory thereof; It la there- , fore ordered by the said Board of Commissioners, in pursuance of said BBOOnunendation snd in pursuance of an election held and carried : under the section above referred to, that a tax of 4!4 mills ro $4.25 da each $13)003)0 on nil taxable property of the county of Clarke - lying without the incorporate limits of the City of Athens be snd the same is hereby levied, and that the same be collected by the Tax Col- betm of aaid County in conformity with th- law. I J. M. HODGSON, Chairman Pro Tcm. TATE WRIGHT, Clerk, Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues for Clarke County, Georgia. Sept. 21-28, Oct. 6-12-18-26, . hereafter esfatlngt Petitioners desire that said corporation havo the right to have and use a com mon seal, and the right generally to do all othar acta which may be done by corporations of a similar nature. 7. Petitioners further deaire that said corporation have the right and power to discontinue business, liquidate the corpora tion, and take all legal steps nec essary for its dissolution and the surrender of Its charter, when ever the holders of two-thirds of tho outstanding common stock of said corporation shall vote in favor thereof. WHEREFORE, petitioners pray that they be incorporated under the name and style aforesaid, with the powers, privileges and Immun ities herein set forth, and such others as an now or may here after be allowed corporations of a similar character under the laws of Georgia. ERWIN, ERWIN * NIK, Attorneys for Petitioners GEORGIA—Clarks County: Clerk Superior Court, Clarke Filed in office, this 6th day of September, 1923, E. J. CRAWFORD, Cleric Superior Court, Clark* County, Georgia. GEORGIA—Clarke County: Clerk’s Office, Superior Court. I, E. J. Crawford, Clerk ot tho Superior Court of Clarke County, Georgia, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of th* application of Mrs. C. Y. Wier, Sr., and A. L. Wier, for Incorpora ■incurred, or which may be Incur- In fhfl Mindnpt of atfmin or., unu n. u ici, *ui iiivuiiiuie’ tion of WIER GROCERY COM- PANY, as said application ap pears on file In my office. WITNESS my official signature and the seal jf aaid court, this the 6th day of September. 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk Superior Court, Clark* County, Georgia. Sept. 7-14-21-28. GEORGIA—Clark* County. To Whom It May Concern: Notice Is' hereby given that L. M. Smith, as administrator of L. L. Smith, deceased, having ap plied to ma by.petition for learn to sail the real estate of said L. L. Smith, deceased; the sale to take place at Daniclsville, In th; County where the land is located; and that.an order was mad; thcreor ft the September term, 1923 for citation, and that cita tion iasttO! all the heirs at law and creditors of the said L. I.. Smith, deceased, will take notice that I will pais.upon said appli cation at th# October Term, 1922, of the Court of Ordinary of red, in the conduct of the affairs of the corporation and to secure the same by mortgage, security- deed, or other form of lien, under existing laws. 7. They desire for aaid Incor poration tho power and authority to apply for and accept amend ments to its charter of either form or substance by a vote of a ma jority of its stock outstanding at the time. They also ask author ity for said incorporation to wind up its affairs, liquidate aad dis continue its business at any time it may determine to do so by « vote of two-thirds of its atock outstanding at the time. 8. They deaire for the said In corporation th* right of renewal whan and as provided by the Iowa of Georgia, and that it have all such other rights, powers, privil eges and immunities as are inci dent to like Incorporations or per- mfssiblo under the laws of Geor- gia. Wherefore, petitioner* pray to be incorporated under the name and style aforesaid with the pow ers, privileges and immunities herein set forth, and as »r* nuw, or may hereafter ho,' allowed e corno ration of similar character under the laws of Georgia. COBB A COBB, Petitioner's Attorneys. Filed In office September 5th 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk. GEORGIA—Clarke County. Office of Clerk of Superior Court of Clarke County. September 5th, 1923.' I, E. J. Crawford, Clerk of the Superior Court of Clarke County, hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct copy of tho application for charter, of AUTO WRECKING COMPANY, as the asm* appears of file In this office. deed of M. Stern dated March 17, 1920, and recorded in the clerk’s office of tho Superior Court of Clarke County, Georgia, in dead bqok 29, jjage 9. Said property having been lev ied unon and to be sold as tho property of K. G. Fambrough nnd A. H. Shannon for the, purpose of jsatisfylng n certain execution is sued from tho City Court of Ath ens in favor of F. H. McEntire against the said E. G. Fambrough and A. H. Shannon. Deed for levy and sale filed and recorded before levy, and written notice given tenant in possession. This 7th day of September, 1023. W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff, Clarke County, Georgia. Sept 7-14-21-28, ime appears of file in this office. This 5th day of September, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk of Superior Court. Sept 7-14-21-28. GEORGIA—Clark* County: Whereas, The Georgia National Bank, Executor of the last will of Htnry Harper, represents to the Court In their petition; duly fifed and entered on record, that they have fully administered said Henry Harper’s estate. This Is there fore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show rause, if any they can, why said Executor should not be discharged from their administration, and re ceive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in October, 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary, Sept. 7-14-21-28. SHERIFF’S SALE GEORGIA—(Clarke County: - , Will-be sold before tho Court Housil door In said County, on tho first Tuesday In, October, 1923, within tho logal hours of salo, to tho highest bidder for cash, tbo following described property to wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being In the City of Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, on tho North aldo of ltlll 8trcct ; known as No. 8(8 Hill Street, and more particularly de scribed as follows: Boginning st a point on Hill Street 225 feet West of Billups Street, and running thence North 200 feet to,a 15 foot alley; thence west aiuug milii alloy 75 foot to a point; thence South 200 feet to Hill Street; thence along Hill Street East 75 feet to the begin ning point. Said land levied on as the prop erty of R. G. Wallace to satisfy an execution Issued on tbo 22nd day Alta Florin" Martin Stone Libel for Divorce. GKOROIA— Clarko County: Clarke Superior Court, October term. 1923. To Aim Florin" Martin Stone: Greeting. By order of the court, your are required to be imd appear at the next term of the Superior Court which convenes on the 3rd Mon day In Octobor, 1923, to answer pe titioners complaint, as in default thereof, the court shall proceed as justice shall appertain. Witness the Hon. Blanton Fort* son. Judge of Knld Court. This 31st day of August, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD. Clerk Superior Court, clarko County, peorgia, Aug. 31, SepL 14-28, Oct. 5. and "add we.Uh t. “ n «^gSrS that auch an organisation would accomplish. It would unite and bring in contact farmers from every community, and who would co-operate with farmers from every section of their county. They would meet and calmly and intelligently discuss all matters pertaining to their personal and public interests* and instead of their views conflicting they would all pull and work together. Among the important matters they would consider, outside of growing and marketing their crops, would bo their public, highways, their schools, the labor question and all like matters. dition south. More often than not all megrtci are judged by the acta of a few, by the opposite race. There arc bad people among all races. Ne groes do not form a bad race. The negroes themselves deplore acta of violence on the purt of the mem bers of their own race as much « j the whites deplore it. The be*t colored people labor to suppress crime. . , . Intelligent white and colored people should not be afraid to come together to talk over their problems. Much misunderstanding car. be cleared up by this method. The feelings and thoughts of ne groes cannot ba known because of the great chasm between * u * fa Relative to the “Jim Crow” car I should like to say that the white friends cannot realize or appreciate the embarrassment that negroes are subjected to un less they personally investigate the conditions. The box cars set aside for colored people seem to be about ten or twelve feet long. Im agine the condition when the seats arc all crowded and men and wo men are filling the aisles and sit- 'ting on the arms of the seats. Edward Grady Perry Cleo Ryland Perry, Libel for Divorce. GEORGIA- Clarko County: Clarke Superior Court, October Term, 1923. To Cleo Ryland Perry, Greet ing: By the ordor of tho Court you arc required to bo and appear at tho Superior Court of said county the 3rd Monday, in October next, to answer petitnencm com plaint, as In dofault thereof, the Court shall proceed as justice shall appertain. In witness tho Honorablo Blan ton Fortsbn, Judge of tho said Court This 31st day of August. 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD. Clerk Superior Court, Clarke County, Georgia. Aug. 31, Sept. 14-28, Oct. 5. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE (By Julia C. Jackson Harris) At present'wo arc facing a ra cial situation of so serious an aspect that it requires' unusual wisdom to satisfy tho conditions v/hlch effect the black men nnd white men of America. It is not a condition that has sprung into existence instantaneously, but one th^t as been in fermentation since negro slaves were emancipated. The generous white man knows that the negro was imported from Atrica in absolute ignorance— physically strong—unablo to per form labor intelligently. After year* of association with the op posite race, the negro acquired Jsvosev IHB uarffru RlTjum-H some intelligence as tn how tn do things mechanically. Without mind training he was unable generally to know the reason for the thing he performed. However* there were exceptions. In this condition he was emancipated. Set out on the sea in the ship without a rod- of August. 1923, from the City b ?"! e ’, TH'' 3 '; Court of Athens, In favor of Tho *3?* '(.Ulg Dll ••••» — J, We cannot picture a worse condi tion that would argue for better accommodation on our railroads. The streets on which negroes live are never paved, yet some ne- jrroca own valuable property and respectable homes. This vital need goes unattended because people of color reside on these streets. The streets oi* which colored people live are poorly lighted, and COUGH8 DI8TURB SCHOOL WORK School teachers should give the sr.mo advice to children' who have coughs as did this Florida teacher. I recommended FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR to ths children In my school who had the 'flu' and good results came whenever It was -lsed” writes Mrs. L Armstrong. Okeechobee. Florida. Foley's Hon ey And Tar contains no opiates. In gredients printed on the wrapper. Quickly relieves colds, coughs and croup.—(Advertisement.) Just Say Cascade Gin ger Ale in Bottles At Founts. READ BANNER.HBRALD WANT ADS Equitable Lite Assurance Society of the United States against R. G W'allac". , Quit-Claim deed for the purpose ot levy and salo filed and recorded as required by law and duo sod legal notice gtren to the defend ant and tenant In nosaesilon. This 7th day of September, 192J. WALTER E. JACKSON. Sheriff. Sept. 7-14-21-28.~ LIBEL FOR DIVORCE Clarke Superior Court, October Term, 1923. GEORGIA—Clarke County: HATTIE MADDOX Clarke County; and that unlest GEORGIA—Clarke County: cause is shown to the contrary, at Dr. J. L. Ptndley, Guardian of said time, said leave will be grant- Clyde E. Pendley has applied to ed, with power to sell the land at lne*for a discharge from hit Guarr Danielsrille, Madison County. dlanship of Clyde E. Pend ley, thii This September 3,_ 1923. ||* therefore to notify all person} WILLIAM MADDOX To William Maddox: By order of the Court you are required to be and appear at aaid court on th* second Monday in October, 1923. next, to answer pe titioner’s libel for a divroce a vinculo matrimonii, and in default thereof the Court will proceed as to justice-shall appertain. Witness the Honorable Blanton Fortson, Judge of said Court. This the 15th day ot August, thousand years behind him; the 1933. | negro hasn’t had much of a chance- just himself. It was like putting a child on the floor and trying to make him stand alone. Hie negro used what littla init iative he had and step by step he has plodded for a little more than fifty years. During this time his home has been confined chiefly to the southern states. .There have been myriads of vicissitudes in the lapse of year*. One would think, with the contact of two races, one subject to the other for more than two hundred years, that there could not come such strained hu man rclationshins. Yet hec-u;- -f these relationships there have de veloped some elements which have had a tendency to lower and coarsen the standnrds of human life. Let us face the Issue ns it really is. There Is a large percentage of illiteracy among negroea today, because the conditions for school ing them have been Inadequate. It is an unsafe proposition to have* an ignorant man for a neighbor, whether he 1a white or colored. The white man ha. the govern ment. He has all the money, If. has a civilisation of more than two R. C. ORR, Ordinary. SepL M4-21-28, concerned, to file their objections, [if any they have, on or before th* E. J. CRa VFORD. Clerk S. C.. C. C„ Ga. CLAUDE MAHAFFEY, Petitioner’s Attorney. 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