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COMMISSIONER’S SALE i the DistrieVcoirt of the United Statta for the Kurthern District of Georgia. Eastern Division, (oho Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, Complainant. tUlDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1623. ' TOT HAWWBK-HHUL5. AHMi. CTPWDt PAGEtTPE ,egal Advertisements :iaudc Tuck, Defendant. In^Equity No. 70 Under and by virtue ot n decree >f foreclosure xqdjsale passed by lonorable Sfunuel * H. Sibley, Judge of saltrlfcobrt in the above entitled causW,* oh December 1st, 1923, I, W. K. Meadow, Special CoIninissionerjjiWRpinted by the Court in said cause for this pur pose, will sell at public outcry to of the said tbovc entitled described roperty, to AH that tract or parcel of land tuated, lying and being in the let of Clarke nlaining Two ^212) acres; more JqP.on the North- ast and easfl^ftdands of Winter state; on tS£i-.South by Price’s anch and lrfnfia now, or former- Morton; on , owned by^ the West by 'Bfg'^reek; and on I In- Northwest by other lands of Claude Tuck, 'ATTd more particular ly described by survey and plat of said lands elated February, 189G, and recorded May 10th, 1913, ir Deed Book 13, page 4G3, Clerk’i Office, Superior Court, Clarke County; Georgia, to which refer- Ku’o is hereby m&dc. f As provided,io; l)ie.decree abovo mentioned, this sale will be re ported to the Coprt by the Spec ial CommsSioircr'for confirmation or rejection. This the 4th day of December, 1923 W: K. MEADOW, Special Commissioner. Doc. 7-14-21-2#,. COMMISSIONER’S SALE In the District Court of the United States for the .Northern District of Georgia, Eastern Division. John Hancock Mutual Life _ Insurance Company, Complainant. Claude'Tuck,SSfe^ar.t. — In Equity No. 69 Under und w viltue of u decree fif foreclosure: end sale passed by Honorable Samuel II. Sibley, Jude” of saiCCourt in the above entitled' caujg on December 1, 1923, I, W. K: Meadow, Special Commissioner- appointed by the Court in n poso, will i...— . - the highest bidder for cash, before the Court HSuseiMpor of C.arkc County, Gsofgia;-M>n the lira, Tuesday in January, 1924, between the legaf hoi^ialo. In •>« <“f KjJ freed ffoihffiWfcHKhU and tho equity of redumption of the «*ld property, ta-udic All that tract o. . situated,, lying »nd|, being in the Purvcars or the 218th District of Clarke County and in Wolfskin District or Oglethorpe County, Georgia, ar.d bounded on the Northeast by tho Athens and Lex ington public road and by tho 'property of G. D. Thomas; and on It. Osniluut hv tho ntoperty of describod parcel of land tie Southeast by tho property Mrs. J. H. Hall; on^the Southwest by the property, of L. - " wards and the Billups place, and on the Northwest by the Billups place and the property of Eugene Tribble, containing Three Hundred Eighty and Nine-Tenths (380.U) acres, more or loss, and more par ticularly described by survey and plat of aaid property by B°nj. II. Barrow. Surveyor, dated January 23, 1913, said plat recorded in Book 13, folio 464 in tho Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Clarke.County, Georgia, and also In Book M. M„ pages 416 and 411 in tho Clerk's Office of the Super- i..r Court of Oglethorpe County, T/provlded in the decree above mentioned, this sale will be report- > . .1 . n a L.. fUn KniOI&l ed to the Court by tho Special Commuaiuner, for confirmation or rejectiwi. This tho 4th day of December lm W. K, MEADOW, Special Commissioner. Dec. 7-14-21-28. GEORGIA—Clark# County* Will be pold before the court houf-e door In aaid county, between the legal* hour* of sale, on the first TueMay In January, 1924, at pub lic outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the following deacribed property, to-wit: All that tract or'parcel of land In Clarke County, Georgia, and on Little Sandy Creek, known a* plot No. I of the survey of the Walker Martin place made by B ‘II. Barrow, County Surveyor, on January 24, 1909, and ’containing J2VC9 acre*, more or leaa; ad- pilning the lands of W. 8., Bar- Irett. A. IT. TaJmage eaiato. Bon ■ Walker, and other portions of the ■ Martin land, and bain* the proper- fly purchased by Hf. Woods from I Mr*. Sarah Martin In February. n>07. Said property being fully ! described by jn* 108 an( * bounds and courses and distances In the pint aR «turycy made by Benjamin 11. Barrow on January 24, 1908. raid plat being attached to a deed from J. H. Booth A C. D. Booth to •L H. Smith on May 90, 1917, ref erence being made to said deed for a complete description. I This sale Is to be made In pur suance of a power of sale p*ose of collecting thd indebtedness secured therby.. Thla 7th day of Dcember, 1923. MRS. MART BUCKWALDk Attorney In Fact for. J. A. SMITH. Erwin, Erwin A Nix Attorneys. • Dec. 7, 14, 21, 2S. GEORGIA—Clark# County* Will be sold before the court house door In said county, between the legal hours of sale, at public outcry to the highest bidder fo cash, on the first Tuesday In Jan nary, 1924, the following described property, to-wit: All that lot ,of land, with v the Improvements thereon, lying and being In the city of Athena, Clarke County, Georgia, on the north alda of Dougherty street, between Col lege Avenue and Jackson 8treet, being the same property conveyed to J. J). Tribble by'deed of Mrs. Nora Myers, Mrs. Sophie Myers, und Mrs. Sarah Cohen, dated No vember 9, 1912, and recorded In the office of the clerk of the Su perior Court of Clarke County, Georgia, In deed book 12, page 819, to which deed reference hereby made for more ■, particular description. Paid real estate Is to be sold as the property of J. D. Tribble for the -purpose of satisfying n certain execution issued from tho City Court of Athens In favor of Aaron Cohen and Howell C. ErWln, as ex- editors ot the estate of S. Slomun, deceased, against the said J. Tribble. Written notice given tenant possession and deed for levy and sale filed end recorded before 1 vy. This 7th day of December, 1922. W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff Clarke County, Georgia Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28. GEORGIA—Clarke County. Will be sold before the court house door in said county, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in January, 1924, at nubile outcry to the h'ghest bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit: All that lot of land, with the Improvements thereon, In Clarke county, Georgia, formerly lying two or three hundred yard* vveat of tho western limits of the dtty of Athens, and now witbfn said etty, and more particularly de scribed as follows: Beginning at the southeast cor ner of tho Intersection of Prince avenue and Oglethorpe avenue (formerly called Mitchell’s Bridge Road); nmni'ng thence southeast erly along the south side Prince avenue 72 feet to line of property of Lawrence and Lamp- kin, formerly owned by Wallace Bell; ranting thence southwest erly along property of Lawrence and Lampkln 62 feet; thence southeasterly along said property of Lawrence and Lampkln S3 feet to property of Lawrence, formerly owned by O. W. Patten; thence southwesterly along said Lawrence* line 67 feet to line of property, of Mrs. Smith, formerly owned by VA A. Fowler; thence northwesterly along said Smith line 96 feet to the southeast side ot Oglethorpe *ve- uue; thence northeasterly along the southeast side ot Oglethorpe avenue 92 feet to the. beginning point; this being the same lot ot land of which a one-half interest was conveyed In a deed executed by W. A. Fowler to T. C .Fowler, dated July, 1909, and recorded in the clerk’s office of Clarke Su perior Court in deed book 8, pago 61, and beiing a part of the land wuuvejeu iu W. A. aim T. C. Fowls* by tho Trustees of the Univeiwlty of Georgia by deed dated Septem ber 17, 1904, and recorded In aaid clerk’s office In deed book Y. Y., page 149. Said real estate levied upon and to be sold as the property of T. C. Fowler for the purpose ot satisfy ing a certain execution Waned from tho q'ty Court of Athens In favor ot Billups Phlnlsy gaainst tho .said T. C. Fowler. Deed for levy and sale filed and recorded before levy and written notice given tenant In poeaeislon. This the 7th day of December, 1923. W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff Clarke County, Georgia Dec. 7-14-21-28. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE GEORGIA—Clarke County. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary*of said county, granted at December Term, the undersigned as Administrator of Fred Edwards. Into of said county, deceased, will sell before the Court Hou3o door in the city of Athens, said county, within tho sale hours, on the first Tuesday in January next, to the highest bidder for cash, the following real eatato, to- wit: That parcel of land, lying and being in the city of Athena, aaid county, fronting north on Fourth (4th) street, and bounded on the south by lot of Henry Fields; on the west by Frank Thomas, and on tho east by Jamea Dillard. Said lot containing one-half (%) acre, more or less. There are three (8) dwelling houses on the lot Said property to bo sold ss the property of said deceased, for the purpose ot paying debts and for distribution among tho heirs. This December 6th, 1923. A. a COILE, Administrator of Fred Edwards a stone on lino of property sold hv Pinnv WnIVor ’ Unvall . P by Fanny Walker 1 to Howell C. Erwin; thence xlont line ot said Erwin N. 81* W. 1900 feet to a persimmon tree on the Nowhere road; thence acroii the Nowhere road in a northwesterly direction a distance at 246 feet to the begin ning corner; together with nil dun and water rights aw) privileges in little Sandy Creek conveyed to the with Improvements thereon, Bib 'unte, lying and being in Clarke County, Georgia, and in whetli known as Buck Branch Milltis District; the said tract bein bounded on the North by lands o John Hardeman, on the East by lands ot Millie Johnson, on the South by lands of Mrs. Fannie Dean, and on the West by what has been known as the old Dear- Jsnusry 6, 1911. and recorded In deed book 10, (olio 62, In the of fice ot the clerk ot the Superior Court of Clarke county, Georgia Said' tract containing 18.76 ‘acres. Said sale Is made in pursuance said Fanny Walker by deed of J. ing Tract; this tract conveyed H. R. Totty and H. L. Totty, dated containing 70 acres, more or less. Said pioperty levied upon as the property of Lizzie Neely to satisfy > certain execution issued from the City Court of Athens in favor of‘Mrs. Helene S. Varner against the said Lizzie Neely. of a power contained la a security Heed for the purpose df levy and deed dated March *4, 1918, from sate wee first filed and recorded cumhrances of Onsranty Trust Corporation, together with Interest and expenses ot said proceedings; all of which to being done In pur suance ot the above mentioned power ot 'able contained In Bald secuglty deed given by the said W. O. Power to Guaranty Trust Corporation,. a corporation, at grantee In said deed. This 7th day of December, 1923. GUARANTY TRUST CORPORA TION. J By JOHN J. WILKINS. . . President. Dec. 7-14-21-28. Said Fanny Walker to Howell C. Erwin, which deed la recorded in deed book 18, tollo 328, In the office ot the clerk of the Superior Court of Clarke county, Georgia; said sa)e being made for the purpose ot satisfying the Indebtedness speci fied In said security deed, as well ss the indebtedness mentioned in a transfer ot a bond for title by the said Fanny Walker to the said Howell C- Erwin. This 1st day of December, 1923. HOWELL C. ERWIN. Attorney In Fact.for Fanny Walker. Dec. 7-14-21-28. before this levy, and notice said levy has been given to Lizzie Neely, the defendant in fl fa., and also the tenant In possession. This 6th dky of December,-1923. GEORGIA—Clarke County. The undersigned, as Executrix of the will of Seaborn R. Hunter, late of said county, deceased, hr virtue ot the power contained la • said will, will sell at public outcry, for the purpose ot paying debts of said esste, on the first Tuesday in January, 1924, at the Court House doer In silt county, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following de scribed parcels of land, to-wlt That lot of land with the Im provements thereon In Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, beginning at a point on Inadale Drive 141 feet east of the southeast corner of the intersection or Rock Spring street with Inadale Drive, thence easterly along Inadale Drive 60 feet; thence southeasterly along Hue of Lot 4 of Block 7 of Lyn wood park survey a distance of 76 feet ;thence In a westerly direc tion parallel with Inadale Drive 60 feet to line of Lot No. 6 ot said survey; tihence Northerly along line ot Lot No. 6 ot said survey to point of beginning, and being the northern half of Lot No. 6 ot Block No. 7 of the Lynwood Park •nrvey as per plat of J. W. Bar. nett dated June 22,’190g, which Is recorded In office of Clerk ot Su perior court, jsfd State and coun ty in Deed Book 1, page 680. Alio: That lot of Und with the Improvementa there on in Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, beginning at a point on Hancock avenue 134 feet east ot the southeast cornef of the intersection of Hancock ave nue with Rock Sprlnk street, Uienee easterly * along Hancock 7 ot Lynwood Park survey a dis tance of*76 feet; thence In a west erly direction parallel With Inadale Drive 60 feet to line ot Lot No. 6 of said survey, thence In a south erly direction along line, ot Lot No. 8 to beginning and being tho Southern half of Lot 6 of Block 7 or Lynwood Park survey above re ferred fa Also; That lot of land In Ath ens, Clarke county, Georgia, con taining two and foor-tenths acres, more or less, bounded on north by an unnamed street, on east by ■nts of Lester, O. J. Tslnas, Gardner, Jno. B. Gamble and Adams, on the south by Crawford and on the west by an unnamed street and being the lots conveyed to 8. J. Hunter by deed from Mamie J. Holbrook, Admx., of Wm. Holbrook, dated April 6, 1821 and recorded In Clerk's office, Superior Court, Clarke county, Geosgis, in Deed Book 22, page 295 and by deed from iMfcmle Holbrook to said 8. J. Hunter by deed dated May 19, 1921, recorded In said Clerk’s Office In Deed Book 33, page 296. This the 4th day of December, 1922, RACHEL E. HUNTER, Executrix of the will of Seaborn R. Hunter, deceased. Dee. 7-14-31-28. SHERIFF’S SALE GEORGIA—Clarke County: WUI be sold before the Court House door in said County, on tbs first Tuesday, in January, 1924, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for c«tb, the following described property, to- wit: GEORGIA—Clarke County. Will bo sold before the court house door In said county .between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In January, 1924. to tho highest bidder for cash, tho fol- •ST in l certain** security 4«d '“"lag described PJWJJ'‘"J** executed and delivered hr J. A J 1 ?* {SJl Si b ?' PmUh to the undersigned, Mr* lr >6 *“ S n S!)' Mary iiuchwald dated May 22. Sandy Creek District, and more »>t! and recorded* In deed book particularly described at follows: ». folio 216. In the office of the Beginning at a stump In little Ork cf, the Superior Court of Sandy Creek, and running thence Clarke Count7 <£oraU «P raid creek N. 6314 E. 309 feet: I Default bavins been .made by th«! f --cace N. 7214 E. 366 feet; thence the legel hours of sale, to cold .r. A. Smith in the payment nt'3. 74 E. 400 feet; thence 8. 6214 [highest bidder for cash, the feet: thence N. 49 E. 260 lowing described property, to-wit All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying 1 snd being in the City of Athens, Clsrke County, Georgia, snd on the South side of DuBose Avenue, known *e No. 287 DuBose Avenue, and describ ed as follows; Beginning at a point on DuBose Avenue 147 feet Beet of Lyndon Avenue snd run ning thence in' a southerly direc tion 100 feet; thence in sn east erly direction 66 feet; thence in a northerly direction 100 feet to Du Bose Avenue; thence in • westerly diiection along DuBose Avenue 60 feet to the beginning corner. Said Und levied on as the prop erty of WillUm Henry Cooper, to estlsfy an execution Issued on the 3d day of October, 1923, from the City Court of Athens, In favor of Tho Equitable Life Assurance So ciety of the United States against William Henry Cooper. Quit-Claim deed for ths purpose cf levy and sals filed and record ed as required by law and due and legal notice given to the defend ant and tenant In possession. This 3d day of December. 1923. WALTER E. JACKSON, V Sheriff. Dec. 7-1431-28. W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff, Clarke County, Georgia. Dec. 7-14-21-28. SHERIFF’S SALE Will be sold before the Court House door, on the first Tuesday in January, 1924,. between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following de scribed property, to-wlt: That lot or parcel of land lying, situate, and being in Clarke Coun ty, Georgia, and being known ns a pert of ihe Kenney place, con taining 161 6-12 seres, more ot less, according to ptat of David' C, Barrow made In February, 2806, and described as follows: Begin ning at a rock on line of W. T. Lester and running thence North 88 degrees Esst 3.42 chains to-a gum "stump on the read; thence along the rosd South 4514 de grees, East 11.40 chains to rock thence South 61 degrees East 2.26 chains to »; rock thence North 82 degrees Emw-W chains to a pine; thenco North' 44 degrees Esst 8.80 chains to a gum; thenee 89 degrees East 2 chains to a pine stump; thenee South -1—1-4 degrees West 6.66 chains to a guih; thence due East 6.30 chain to • water oak; thence North 8 degrees East 6.78 chains to-.a rock: thenco North (9 degrees East 3.21 chains to » poplar, thence North 27 degrees East; 3.26 chains to a persimmon: thence South 8 degrees East 15.17 chains to a rock on tho road; thence along the toad 69 degrees. East 1.6u chains to a stake; thence Sofltb 8 1-4 degrees West 13.80 chains to a chestnut stump;, thence South 73 1-4 degrees West 29.80 chains to a pine stump; thence . 1 V..4 1 I7T M tO » Pine siuingi 1414 degrees Esst 1.77 chains ti s rock; thence North 6 dsjntA West 14.60 chains to a hickory stump; thence South 87% degrees West 22 chains to a gum on line of W. T. Lester; thence along Lester’s line as follows: -thence North 86 1-8 degrees &st 10.25 chains to a pine; thence South 72 kyij |pm fast; thence North 31 de grees East 7.66 chains to * pin* Stole North 9 degrees East 2.46 chains to a stone; thence North 2 degrees 3 1-4 minutes East 7.50 chslnt to a poplar; thence Btt de- grccs East 6.44 chalnstotheWi ginning rock comer oh said Lea- te said in property levied ones th« property of Martha O. Whitehead S^StWy_an ejeevd 10 ". i" favwol Cohen »s Executors-of the estate of Simon Sloman, deceased. Isauwl from the City Court ^ Atlanta, i the 7th day of September, 1923. Deed for levy and sale filed and recorded before levy. legsl notlcc iven to *** Term, of '‘“v-cqo W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff of Clarke Co„ 0*. Dee. 7-14-21-28. SHERIFF’S SALE GEORGIA—Clarice County: There will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in January, 1^24, before the court house door in said county, betw the Mi GEORGIA—Clerk* County: Win be told at pwbllc onWy^ (or* the court house door »n the Citv ot Athene, clsrke County. Georgia, to the highest Udder for caehTon the first Tuesday in Jan- -araefgigiSAsB- trtet of White Coutoty, Oeorgta, parts of lots ot land numbers 83 and S3, containing 260 acres, more or less, bounded on the north by the lands of Rustln Jackson, on the east by lands known as- the Mrs. Lou’C. Edwards bomeplace and ths lands of Mrs. M. L. Allen; on the south by lands of Mrs. Ed wards and the old Williams home- place and on the west by the lands of the old Morris homcplace and James Jsckson and Lindsey Jack- son, located ebont 2% miles east of Cleveland on the Cleveland and curkeevllle public road and Is the seme lend conveyed to W. O- Power by deed of W. K. Power of date Februsry 3rd, 1619 And on record In the office of the Clerk ot the Superior court of White county, Oeorfta, In deed bock R~ page 266. ..... All that lot or parcel ot land situate, lying end being In Jack- son county. Georgia. In the town. I.r Nicholson, anil contale'ng four (4) acne, more or less, and bound ed it follows: On the north by the public road leading from Athenr to ClareevUle, east by an unnamed street dividing the property here by conveyed from tho property .of Mr*. M. E. Johnson,.J. H- Davis, and H. A. Howlngton. south by an unnamed street dividing the prop erty hereby conveyed' from thr property of C. H. Smith and west by the Southern Railway formerly the Northeastern Railroad and.is. the earn* tract of land conveyed t. W. a Power by deed ot F. L Smith, lee* two ecres preriooajy sold H. L. Hutchins. <2 H. Pal- moor, and 1 W. T. Whitehead. Said property, will be sold as the property of W. O. Power In pursuance ot the power of sale contained In a security deed ex ecuted by the said W. O. Power April of 1923, and recorded In th< ''tries ot fhe Clerk.ot the Superio- Court of Jickson. County, Georgia anil of White County, Georgia. Ti» debt secured by said deed hevlnr become due and being unpaid, sal.' sale will be made for the purpoe. GEORGIA—Clarke County; To tho superior Court of County: . The petition ot D. P. Joel end Joe O'Farrell, both of Clarke coun ty, Georgia, respectfully shows si fdllows: That they desire for themselves, their, associates and successors, tc he made a body politic, under the name and- style pt AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. for a period of twenty yean. The principal office ot said company shall be fn Athens, Clarke county, Georgia, but peti tioners desire the right to estab lish other places of business with in or without this state, whenever tkn' 1 it,., —„ ln.lt. Ik. the holders of the majority of tht stock moy so determine. If The capital stock of said corpor atldn' shall be Three Thousand (1300000) Dollars common stock, wlth.the privilege of fncreat'ng the same up to Fifteen Thoosar.d (716,060.00) by a majority vote of the common stock; said stock shall'be divided Into shares of the par value of 1100.00 each; peti tioners desire the tight to pay sub scription to Bald capital stock In niuuey ur properity taken at a fair valuation. 4. The object of said corporation Is-pecunfary-galn.to its stockhold ers, and to the corporation. 6. The business to-be carried on by said corporation- Is that ot con ducting sn automobile parts uml supply business. Including Che right to buy and sell'automoblld parts, accessories, automobiles, gas, oil and any and all parts, materials or supplies for automobiles, as well as. autotaotillea themselves, the carrying on of t garage and repair business, snd generally to do any and all thing* Incident to the con duct of an automobile sale* busi- e: Petitioners desire the right total) and be sued; to plead and be im pleaded; to haye and use a com mon s(ul; to make all necessary by-laws’-end regulations and do ull other things that may be neces- persopil property, and to buy and sell goods,'wares and merchandise, cotton, corn and other articles that may be dealt. In by said corpora tion, to transfer, psek, store, buy and sell furniture, personal prop erty, and automobiles of all kind, both new snd used, and to do a general tranafer and storage busi ness, and to make contracts, bor row monay, loan money, to sue and be eued, to have end use a com mon eeal, and to do all other things that may be necessary for the successful conducting of said business. Including the right to buy, hold, und sell reel estate mid personal property suitable to the purposes of the corporation, and to execute notes and bonds as evidence of Indebtedness Incurred, or whlcbf may be incurred. In the conduct of the affairs of the cor poration and to .secure the same mortgage, security-deed Or other form of lien, under existing laws. 4. Tho capital stock of said cor poration shall be Five Thousan', Dollars with tho privilege of Jn- creaslpg same to Fifty Thousand Dollars by g majority vote of the stockholders, .said stock to be di vided Into Dollars amount ot the capital to be em ployed by the company hae been actually paid In. Petitioners desire pear nt liiy offtco wtMajUp nine 000.00) Dollars; allowed by lew, nnd flhiw cause. If any they can, why permanent ad ministration should not be granted to Mrs. Stella H. Bell on Austin Bell’s estate. • Witness my hand, snd official sig nature, this 11th day at December, 1929. R. c. ORB, Ordinary. Dec. 14. 91..99, Jen. 4. said stock to be divided into shares value of One Hundred (3100.00) Dollars each. Petitioners desire the right to pay subscriptions to said capital stock in money or its equivalent. 6. Petitioners show that more than ten (10) per cent of the cap ital has been actually paid in. 7. Petitioners desire the right to sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded, to have and use a common seal, to make all neces sary by-laws and regulations, and to do all other things that may successful NOTICE TO CREDITOR8 GEORGIA—Clark* County: Persons having demands against tho estate of J. W. Fowler, late of said county deceased, are hereby p 0 necessary for notified to present the same to t bo [carryiny cn of said business, undersigned as required by law.JdQdmg the right to buy, hold and and those Indebted to said estate sc n yea] date and personal are hereby called on to make pay- property, to execute notes and ment., j ■ ' r '\* * '* 1 This December 12th, 1923, MRS. MARY LOU FOWLER, Adm’x. ot J. W. Fowler Dec’ll. Dee. 14, 21, 28. Jan. 4. bonds as evidence of indebtedness incurred or which may be incur- GEORGIA—Clarke County: To At) to Whom It May Concern: Mrs. Millie' Harlow ot said coun ty has applied for guardianship of the person and property of the fol- lowing minors; chllden of Mrs- Mallla Bullock, late of Madison meurreu or which ui**jr **•»-*** red in the conduct of the affairs of the corporation, to secure the /same by mortgage, security deed or other form of lien; also the right tp discount, re-discount, sell and negotiate with or without its endorsement any evidences of in debtedness which said corporation may hold. , . * 8. Petitioners desire the rights _ TT M UW ss..»«w. —~ w. to wind up the affairs of the cor- lt0 wl.® 1 °* 0,10 Hundred, Count y, deceased. Said minora now»portion, to liquidate and discon- each. Ten per cent of the j n Clarke County and thoirltinue business at any time it may ’ names’are Jewrllle, Ralph, Laurlne, ij^ determined that the same shall * .a * and Mary Bullock. Said appllca-1be done*by a majority vote of the, actually paid In. (Fetitfonera de*Ife tl(m wln be heanl ftnd decided at'outstanding voting stock so voting the p'Rht to^hayo tti° ^subscriptions t h e January Term, 1924 next of this ,’ a t a meeting called for that pur- - *■“ ** “ “ Court. [pose. Witness my official hand and, WHEREFORE, petitioners pray seal. -to be Incorporated under the name This December 24. 2913. 1 and style aforesaid, with all the R. C. ORB, Ordinary, powers, privilege^ and immunities to said capital stock paid In money or properity to be taken at a fair valuation. t.'' j 5. They desire for tho said cor poration the right, power and au thority to apply for and accept amendments to Its charter of rfther form or substance by a vote ot a majority of Its stock outstand ing at the time. WHEREFORE, petltlohers pra7 to be fncotporated under the name and style hforesald with the pow- rrs. privileges - and Immunities herein set forth, ard as are now, or nay hereafter be, allowed a corporation of similar character under the laws of Georgia. West a west. Attorneys for Petitioners. Filed in ofYce, this 7th day of December. 1923. — E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk Clarke Superlor'court GEORGIA—Clarke County: Office of Clerk ot Superior Court of Clarke County I. E. J. Crawford, clerk of Clarke Superior Court; hereby certify that the foregoing Is a truo and correct copy ot tho application for charter, as tho same appears ot filo In tWs offee. This 7th day of December. 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk Clarke Superior Court Dec. 7-14-21-28. NOTICE pble to the purpose ot the corpora tion, and to execute note, urn! bonds as evidence of Indebted- mii, incurred or which may b.j Incurred, In the .tonduct of the affair* of the corloratlon and to eecure the same, by mortgage, so JnnJ -ll. n. f ~l m ■ 11 —# 11 curity 'deed, or other form of lien. They ask authority for said corporation to wind up Its affair*, liquidate and discontinue business at any time it may determine to do so by the vote ot two-third* of Its stock oqtstsudlng at the Urn*. The; desire ths right fsr said corporation of. renewal an pro vided by-the law* of Georgia, and thut It have all other rights, pow ers sod Immunities, ss are Inci dent to like corporations or per missible under tho laws of Georgia. Petitioner* show that more than ten per cent, of the capital has been actually paid In. - WHEREFORE, petitioners pray to be Incorporated under the name and style aforesaid with all the powers, privileges and immunities ns herein set forth. ERWIN, ERWIN £ NIX, Attorneys for petitioners. Filed In Office December 7th, 1923. B, J. CRAWFORD, Clerk, GEORGIA—Clsrke County: Clerk’s Office, Superior Court I. E. J. Crawford of the Superior Court of said county do hereby certify that the foregoing attached three (3) sheet* of typewritten matter conta’ns a true and correct longing to said estate for the pur poso of paying tho debts of said estate and making distribution. This application will bo heard at tho regular term ot tho Court of Ordinary ot Bald county to be held on the first Monday In January, 1924. ( This 7th day of December, 1923. R. C. ORR. Ordinary, Clarke County, Georgia. Dec..7-14-31-28. GEORGIA—Clarks County: By virtue of an order from the Court ot Ordinary of said county, then wiii to sold at publlo out cry on the flnt Tuesday In Jan uary, 1924, before the courthouse door la said county, between tbe legit hours of sale, a three-fourths Interest In and to the following de scribed property, to-wlt: A11 ot that lot ot Isnd, with Im provements thereon, situated, lying and being In said state and county, and fronting on Park avenue In the City of Athens for a distance of 85 feet, end extending. through with an equal width for: a depth of 185 feetT said lot beginning on tbe Pnrke avenuo property line nt a stake nt tbe Northwest corner ot said lot, and running southerly along Park avenue 85 feet to a stake thenee In an easterly direc tion 186 feet to a stake; thence In n northerly direction 85 feet to a •take; thence westerly 165 feet to the beginning corner- this proper ty being known •• No. 170 Park avenue, and being a part of Lot No. 6 of the Fred J. Orr survey as shown by pint recorded In tbo copy of the original application for j Clerk’s office of > tbe Superior Cbartor of AUTO PARTS ft . SUP- Court of Ctarke County, Georgia, — In record of deed* Book 2, page PLY COMPANY, INC., as the samo sppeare ot tile and record In this iffIce. ’ Witness.my official signature ind seal of said court Ibta 7th day of December. 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, clerk. Superior Court, Clarke County, Oeoflh,' i , Dec. 7-14-21-28. STATE OF ■ GEORGIA—Clarke County: To the Superior Court ef eatd County: The.petition of Frank H. Wil liams, Henry H. West, and A. H. Tuck, Jr., all residents ot said state ind county, stows to the court tbe fallowing facts; The owner ot tbe remaining one- fourth Interest, will sell UMs fn- the price realised from the above Dec/14. 21, 28, Jan. 4. as herein set forth. - ■ 1 ERWIN, ERWIN ft NIX, 3 Attorneys for Petitioners. Filed In office December 27, 1923 ' E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk. Superior Court. Clarke Co., Ga. GEORGIA—Clarke County: GEORGIA—Clarke County: To Whom It May Concern: Notice la hereby given that It E. Johneon, an administrator of Perry Johnson, deceased, having ap plied to me for leave to sell all the — real estate of sold Perry Johnson,) I, E. J. Crawford, Clerk of the deceased; and that an order was. Superior CouTt of said County, do mado thereon at the December (hereby certify that tho above and Term, 1923 for-citation, and that foregoing is n truo and correct heirs citation lsstae; all the law and creditors of the said Perry Johnson deceased, will take notice that Z will pass upon said application at the January Term, 1924 of the court of Ordinary Clarke County; and that','* unless cause Is shown to the contrary at said time, meJd leave will bo grant ed. This lfttb day of December, 1921. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. * poc. 14, 21, 28, Jan. 4. GEORGIA—Clarke County* To All Whom It May Concern: H. J. Rowe of said state, having In proper form applied to me permanent letters of administration on the estate of Joe C. O’Farrell late a resident of sold County and who disappeared and Is alleged to have not been heard of for more than seven years and whose long continued absence raises the pre sumption that thr said Joe C O’Farrell is dead and that adtnlnls tration should be had upon hit Estate, this Is to cite all and singu lar the creditors and heirs of J. C. O’Farrell to be and appear at the January Term, 1924 of this court to show cause, If any thoy can, why permanent letters of ad ministration should not be granted. Witness my official signature, this tho Hth day of December, 1923. R C. ORR. Ordinary. Clarke, County, Georgia. Dec. 14, 21, 28, Jan. 4. CITATION GEORGIA— Clarke County* Mrs. Clare Brlghtwell has proper form filed app!ic«uutt praying that a permanent admin istrator on the estate of Susan C. Griffith be appointed. Ail persons interested are here by cited to show cause before me In my office at 10 o'clock a. m. on the first Monday in Januay. 1924 why letters shoutd not be Issued as prayed. • Thlg December 11th, 1921. '• 2- C. ORR; Ordinary. Clarke County, Georgia. Dec. 14, 21, 28, Jan. 4. GEORGIA—Clsrke County: To the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of JOHN J. WIL- copy of application for charter of The Georgia Agricultural Credit Association as the same appears of file in this office. . Witness my official signature and the seal of said Court. This 27th day of December, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk, Superior Court. Clarke Co., Ga. Dec. 28. Jan. 4-11-18. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE GEORGIA—Clarke County: Georgia, Clarke Superior Court, January Term, 1921. Mary Williams Adams Tom Mell Adams To Tom MeH Adams: By order of the Court you are hereby repaired to be and appear at said Couit on the third Monday in January, 1924, next, then and there to answer the petitioner' libel for divorce, and in default thereof tho Court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness the Honorable Blanton ‘Fortson, Judge of said Court. This the 13th day of September, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk S. C. C. C., Georgia. CLAUD MAHAFFEY, Petitioner's Attorney. Dec. 21-28, Jan. 4-11 LIBEL FOR DIVORCE GEORGIA—Clarke County: Mrs. Louise Bailey Theodore W. Bailey Clarke Superior Court, January Term, 1924, Libel for Divorce. To Theodore W. Bailey, Greeting: By order .of ths Court, you sis hereby notified to be and appear at the Superior .Court of Clarke County on the Third Monday in January, 1924, to answer plain tiff’s libel for total divorce. Aa in default thereof the Court will proceed as to justice shall apper- Witness tha Honorable Blanton E. Fortson, Judge of said Court, jm this the 12th day of December, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk Superior Court,.Clarke County. • WEST & WEST, Attorneys for Petitioners. Dec. 14-28, Jan. 4-11. - - KINS, W. K. HOWARD. JOHN f All< i a.-JL*. Hnanad j. wilkins, jr, j. wARRENjLoud Snores Opened SMITH, WILLIAM L. ERWIN, E. W a y For TSEO Kun to L. WILKINS, and ABIT NIX, all TS n.lVnr^ n f Thina of Clarke County, Georgia, re- Presidency OI Cluna spcctfully shows: That they desire for them selves, their associates, successors and assigns, to . be incorporated under tho name and style of THE GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION for a period of twenty years with the privilege of renewal as provided by law. 2. That the principal office of said corporation shall be in the terest for a price proportionate to city of 'Athens, said State and three-fourths interest .County. Term* of sale cash. This 7th day of December. 1923. J. J. FOWLER Guardian, of Rabun, Corrfe and LouUe Fow ler. Dec. 7-14-21-28. GEORGIA—Clark# County*. To All Whom it,May Concern: R. L. Rramblett having In prop er form applied to me for Perma- pedt Letters of Administration on the estate of Joppfti Bailor* let* of ‘ , V :]• l M . - * said County, this la to olte all and Petitioners, together.. wHh their (singular tha creditors and next of issociatea, desire to be Incorporate .kin of Jeppia Bailors to be and •d under the-Lame of WILLIAMS appear at my office within the time TRANSFER A BTOKAGE COM- allowed by law, and show cause, if PANY* for'the period of twenty! any they can. why permanent ad- years, with fhe right to renew aaid J ministration should not be grant- charter at the expiration . of en'd (ed to R L. Rramblett on Jeppia Bailors' estate. Witness my hand and official Tbe principal office of aaid company shall be' In the City of Athens,- State and county afore- laid* but petitioners deq're the right to eatabliah branch offices within this state or eUewhen*. whenever the holders of a majori ty of the stock so determine*. .signature, this 11th day of Decsm- be*'. 1982. R C. ORR Ordinary. Dec. 14, 21, 2*. Jan. 4. GEORGIA—Clarke County: ^ To All:Whom It May Concern: Mrs. Stella H. Bell having __ . - - j . . — - . proper'form -applied Jo •jne , .lh>r r 1 ^r- ■ Tile object of s*Vd corporation Is, maner.t letters of Administration ' eA pecuniary gala to Itaelf and. iu ..on tha- estate of Austin IM1, mts •hartholdee* and to carry on a!Of aafACounty, this Is to cite all tranafer and derail business, to land singular the creditor* and next ^ ‘WftwfaairtM Tht object of said corpora tion is pecuniary gain to itself and shareholders. Mo The particular business to be carried on by said corporation is the making of loans on real estate, stocks, bonds, mortgages, and othar collateral, including personal endorsement and staple agricultural products and live stock, and particularly the mak ing of loans so secured, the pro ceeds of which loans have been or are to bo used for agricultural or live stock purposes, also to make advances upon, to discount, re discount or purchase, to sell or negotiate, with or without its en dorsement, notes and bills of ex change, and to accept bills of ex change so drawn; having especial reference to those loans which may be made by agricultural credit corporations ana re-dis counted with the Federal Interme diate Credit Banks under the provisions of the Fedatll '"Fans Loan Act; and such other powers, privileges and‘immunities as are enjoyed by similar corporations. 6. The capital stock* of said cor- ration shall be Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) Dollars, with the, privilege of increasing said capi tal by a majority Vot* of tbe com-1 mon stock to any amount not : “ excess of Two Hundred (, (By Associated Press) SHANGHAI, China.—With the accession of Tsao Kur. to the pres idency of China, tfce usual crop of antastife stories purporting to ac count or the rise of any ontsble figure has appeared, not the raoet fanstastlc being one obtained from native sources In Tsao’a own pro- vJnceof Chili. According to thl& account, Tsao’s • » enlistment a«.u subsequent rapid advancement as a soldier in the armieg of the old Manchu dynasty would have been Impossible but for his sonarous snores. Tsao, originally, was a cloth merchant's apprentice, having been put In tibat service by a father noted for his stern disposition, the story goes. Becoming proficient, he was provided with a barrow and stock of goods wrehein to make rounds among prospective buyers and chaffered keenly wtth the housewives of neightwring villages. He was discontented with this prosaic occupation, however, ami gought solace for tJN pangs it caused hfs adventurous spirit by engaging In escapades which failed to find his father’s approval. Tho parent cast young Tsao adrift and the lad, bethinking him self of a career which would sup ply his demand for activity and colors sought to enlist at a mili tary camp not' many miles from Hs home. He was rejected because inability to provide a proper guarantor. Although despondent, determined - not to return to his family and sheltered him- elf in a haystack, wheer ha prea- nt!y fell asleep. a Read Banner-Herald Want Ad & SU Siilk