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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, CA„ AUGUST 1«, 19« \y Arthur Bnibiiw ’ TAKING CASH FROM WOMEN TUNNEY RETIRES COLOR IN MOTION PICTURES A PENNY PLUS 900 YEARS nurse, fifty-two blackened waste of wheat and ure land, comprising some 80,000 [ acres, mark the ravages of a fire that romped across the Eureka flats in Wast.ngton state grain country between Walla Walla and the Touch- et river, and was halted only after hundreds of men had fought the ie» for hours. FOR RENT—Apa. Man is the only creature that cooks his food. retire from hard ; pqr RENT—Hoi In New York years old. about work, kills herself. Her life's sav-t street. See T. ings had been lost in a mining | swindle. Real estate sharks, oil tist of Vienna, sharks, all kinds of sharks, swindle things to women. They believe, poor things, 1 hynotism what they want to believe, that they nal, Vera are to be made rich. I fifte B. Du Women should not invest in what THEY DO NOT UNDERSTAND. They should not buy land that they have not seen. And having seen it. they fhould think it o* doe.-; and says rry the criminal. By caused a young crimi- •no Booher, to confess after minutes the murder of his ther, sister and two hired men. ixth oral i elf. ‘Must elf. isult ! mdy onth, ; could I, me, elne, actu- of that land? Dr. Langsner says each ha: nse that can be made to receive i* thought of another. Thought is line it something like a broadcasting opera- ptical' l ' on - Hie hypnotizes the criminal and easily obtains the truth from him be cause ‘his crime is always on his PETITION ally make a living out of that land? To The Superior Court of Baldw Or. if it is to be sold at a profit. | County, Georgia: how do I know that I can sell it j The petition of Oconee Electric at a profit? And why doesn't the ( Light and Power Company respect- man keep it and take the huge pro- j fully shows as follows: fit himself?" , 1. That it was originally incor- If you arc leaving money to wife i porated by virtue of an order and or daughters, fix things so that no judgment of this Honorable Court for other nun will be able to get it from! the full term of twenty (20) years them. I on the 17th day of October, 1899. 1 2. That by subsequent order of Gene Tunney, whom certain this Honorable Court granted on or prizefight "fans" don't like, because about April 3rd, 1908, its said char- he has brains and they haven't, re tires from the ring. That, it is tnii will "hurt the game,” which is to. bad. No matter what champion the; may develop to collect money frnn fools, it can never he proved that hi could have beaten Tunney. student Tunney. you read, "is Paris to study philosophy." cellent place. The Sorbonn equipped. But the iivportant thing a philosopher, not merely i of other philosophers. If Tunney can take his $2,000,000 quickly c.trned out of prize fighting and stay out he will have proved hini- Melf a philosopher. Mr. Eastman, king of all kinds of perfected With that reach full COLOR. MOTION. Talking movies will put a prem on intelligence. A cultivated v< ’ndicaten a cultivated mind, ai d c not be created over night. Roman coins dug up after 2,000 years are worth in silver and gold only what they were worth when buried. This shows the importance of keep ing your money earning interest. A silver penny, like the one mentioncc in the Bible, put out at interest com pounded annually for only 900 years would amount to $ 1.270^000.000,. oney than there i the ■ orld. A great fire raging over farm lands in the Northwest hums 75,- 000 acres of wheat and par<urage. Homes and ranches are burned with crops, farmers fighting it in vain. Would it be possible to equip a fleet of -lirplanes with chemical ap paratus for extinguishing fire, to deal with a disaster of this kind? Aircraft manufacturers and those that manufacture chemical fire ex- July 1 tinguishers might answer that ques-; tion. Aircraft manufacturers and those that manufacture cnemical fire ex tinguishers might answer that ques- ter was amended and as so amended was renewed for a further period of twenty (20) years from the date of expiration of its original charter, namely: October 17th, 1919. 3. That it now derires to sur render to the State its said charter and franchises as u corporation and he dissolved by order and decree of this Honorable Court. 4. That such dissolution may be j allowed without injustice to any BE stockholder or to any person having claims or demands of any character against this corporation. That it has disponed of all of its property and hus paid, or provid ed for the payment of all demands and obligations of every kind owing by it to any person or persons. That at n special meeting of ickholders called for such pur- and with notice to each stock holder, held at the office of the Com pany on July 13th, 1928, at which meeting every stockholder was pres ent or represented, a resolution was unanimously adopted by the affir mative vote of its entire outstanding capital stock resolving that the corpo ration should surrender its charter and franchises to the State and be dissolved ns a corporation; that prop er proceedings) for this purpose be instituted by petition to the Superior Court of Baldwin County, Georgia, and that the pro; - officers of the Company take all o.eps necessary or desirable to accomplish such sur render and dissolution. A certified copy of this resolution is filed with this petition as Exhibit "A". 7. That all the assets of the corporation, after the puyment of and provision for its debts and liabilities, have been distributed to the stockholders of the corporation acceding to their respective holdings. WHEREFORE Petitioner prayj order and decree of this Court cepting the surrender of its chnrter and franchises and dissolv corporation and terminating its exist ence after advertisement and hearing as provided by law. OCONEE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY, By (Signed) P. S. ARKWRIGHT, President. Atlanta, Georgia, EXHIBIT "A" On Motion, duly made and second- ed, the following resolution was un animously adopted, to-wit: n . ! WHEREAS, All the debts and li- r. Langsner, marvelous hypno- abilities of the Oconee Electric Light '’ATE CITY COACHES MILLEDGEVILLE—ATLANTA and Power Company have been fully paid or provided for, and Whereas, all of the assets of the corporation, .after the payment of or provision for its debt*) and liabili ties, have been distributed to the stockholders of the corporation ac cording to their respective holdings; and WHEREAS, The surrender of its charter and franchise*) to the State and the dissolution of the corporation and termination of its corporate ex istence is desirable and may be ef fected without injustice to any .stock holder or to any person having claims or demands of any character against the corproation. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, All of the outstanding capital stock of the Company being present represented at this meeting and animously voting herefor, that the Company do forthwith surrender charter and franchises to the State and he dissolved as a corporation. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That proper proceedings for this pur pose be instituted by petition to the Superior Court of Baldwin County, Georgia, and that the proper officers of this corporation be and they are hereby authorized, empowered and directed to take all stepH, to perfrom any and all acts and to execute any and all instruments necessary or pro per in their judgment to accomplish the surrender of the said char* r and franchises, the dissolution of the said croporation and the winding up of its affairs. , I, W. H. Wright, Secretary of Oconee Electric Light and Power Company, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of resolution adopted by the stock holders of said Company at a meeting duly and regularly called and held Atlanat, Georgia, in accordance with law and the by-laws of the Com pany, on the 13th day of July, 1928, hich meeting the entire outstand ing capita) stock of the Company was represented and voted in favor of said resolution. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Company this July 18th, 1928. (Sgd.) W\ H. WRIGHT, Secretary STATE OF GEORGIA, Fulton Coun ty: Personally appeared before me W. H. Wright, who, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is Secretary of the Oconee Electrie Light and Power Company; that he is authorized to make this affidavit, and the state ments contained in the foregoing pe tition are true and correct. (Sgd.) W. H. WRIGHT. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 18th day of July, 1928. (Sigd.) L. G. MANN, Notary Public, State at Large, Ga. The foregoing petition read and considered. It is ordered that said petition be filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court It is further ordered that the hearing on said peti tion be nnd the same is hereby set for the 1st day of October, 1928, ir Court House in said County, and that all person*) be and they are hereby called on to show cause if any they have at said hearing why the prayer.* of the petition should not be granted. It is further ordered tha 4 . a copy of the foregoing petition and of this order be published once a week for four weeks in the newspaper where in the Sheriff)) sale in and for said county arc published, and that the last of said four publications be made at least one week prior to the date set for said hearing. This 30th day of July, 1928. JAMES B. PARK, Judge Superior Coilrt Baldw County Georgia. Filed in office Aug. 1, 1928 J. C. COOPER, Cleric. I, J. C. Cooper, Clerk of the Su perior Court of Baldwin County, Georgia, do certify tha. the forego ing is a correct copy of the petition and order for hearing and publica tion in the matter of the application for surrender of charter and dissolu tion of the Oconee Electric Light and Power Company. Witness my hand and seal of said Court. Thia 1st day fo August, 1928. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Baldwin Superior Court. CHAS. G. HOUSTON COTTON! AUCUSTA. CA. ■H»U»|hW7 COMMON SENSE' COTTON FACTOR WISDOM! A.. Yo The old method of each person sellino .K.r*’ getting local buyers to make a bid, and then a- V 0t,on - b F Price," la recoded as bad "Highest Highest Bid" may be many dollar, under the ».,£ P ^"" 0n How many people can grade cotton, x. ' 1 grade, and the money difference between themT (^o.l * Th""" 1 ent age demands ap«cialiat> and hnvinu u , Rrcat The pres- Of my life feside, having a complete ‘ ^ntaaMon , *« you each bale sent to me will be hanriiod . 1 Can assu *e m “"Ci'sr you - liberal advances at any time. $1 fin .»»» ,, month •*“£ b “ le . “ nd if 5 '° u h ° ld y°“ r cotton, only’sOc'per'baT month 13 charged, which covers everything. * P b , ‘ Mr SCHOOL SUPPLIES VARIETY MERCHANDISE STEMBRIDGES COMPANY PHONE 352-J \ BRIfK That Clink Llke Step' Are Mad. by the “McMlLLAN" Proee.a BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS There is No Waste in Our Bricks. We Make Quick Shipments in Any Quantity. RICH GLO FACE BRICK-FIRE BRICK-COMMON BRICK Milledge ville Brick WorksCo MILLEDGEVILLE, CA. Eat.bliah.d ISS3 by J. W. McMillan. K. G. McMillan, Preiidcnt Bell. McMillnn, V| c ,.p,.,io„i SPECIAL ABT M’s CLEARANCE SALE Everything marked down for quick selling. Many remnants and short lengths, in linens, cottons and silk goods, at half-price, and less than half-price. Everything in summer goods reduced, for this Clearance Sale! Lv. Milled,erilh 7:30 E. T. Lv. MiledgeviDe 2:30 E. T. Lew* A that* 7:30 C. T. Leave Atlanta 3:30 C. T. Arrive Atlanta 11:00 C. T. Arrive Atlaata 6:00 C. T. Ait. Milled,eviBe 1:00E.T. Ait. Milled,eviBe 8:40 E. T. --- --- *• ™«* RiuKvgcTUie H.M One Way; $7:00 Round Trip C. P. STONE, Manager. Far Reservation, Call Phoaet: 366 or 392 Ladies 7 Dresses 35 short sleeve dresses—silk, broadcloths, some pon gees and some washable crepes in iU die new colors. Dresses that sold at $6.75 and $7.50. Clearance Sale price $4.75 20 EVENING DRESSES White, peach, blue and some black, dl go in our Special Sale. Dresses worth ap to $19.75. One price $10.00 MORETHAN 50 DRESSES ALL NEW MODELS, SOLD UP TO $25.00. CLEAR ANCE SALE PRICE IS $15.00 LADIES’ SPRING COATS 25 in the lot—some plain blues, some fur-trimmed, some castors, some black silk with far collar, worth ap to $29.75, your choice of entire lot $15.00 MORE THAN 25 DRESSES GEORGETTES AND CREPES, MOSTLY HIGH SHADES, WORTH $16.75 AND $19.75. CLEARANCE SALE PRICE $10.75 SIX ENSEMBLE SUITS $19.00 and $25.00 vdoes, blues and mixtures, for quick sellinf $10.00 If You Want the Best Shop At E. E. BELL’S