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Page Ten. THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER ii 1918.

USED FIFTY YEARS FOR RHEUMATISM. AT ALL. DRUGGISTS HITE ILL For Secretary of State HENRY B. STRANGE Appointed by Gay. Hugh M.

Dorsey To Fill the Unexpired Term of the Late Hon. Philip Cook. LANIER UNIVERSITY OPENS SEPTEMBER 16 EDUCATIONAL. MILITARY TRAINING ATTENTION ATLANTA STUDENTS' LANIEP. UNIVERSITY offers you High School courses of study.

courses in Pharmacy. Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting. Salesmanship.

Banking. Accountancy. Domestic Science. Music. Art Expression and Religion.

Our Literary course leading to the A. B. degree demands your careful attention Work standard ATTENTION. PARENTS' Place your boys and girls with our strong men teachers We guarantee the very best results We believe that young people have a right to at least a ma- rity of men teachers in their training We are prepared to serve Atlanta and surrounding towns in a special way in all our departments. t-PECIAL NIGHT CLASSES also for nil As war measure and as a patriotic duty we have nl ht classes for ambitious students in I Pharmacy Spanish trench Business Courses and Ex.

presslon Public Speaking. Business i ngllsh and Mathematics. all at 614 Peachtree St. or phone Ivy 1631 Tse Constitution Want Ads. COLLEGE HAS Military Training Will Be Made Feature During the Present Term.

On Monday. September 9. the Marist college opened it nineteenth session. Despite the war and the uncertainties as to the draft law in regard to high school students of draft age. one of the largest numbers of.

boys since the founding of the school was present. Toe Rev. Father Cotter who took over the duties as principal of the college when Father Horton enlisted as a chaplain In the Knights of Columbus in February. remains as head of the school. With one exception th faculty of the college remains the same as last year.

Much enthusiasm was shown in the military feature of the school program. Realizing the necessity of a knowledge of military in the young man educa tion Marist has reintroduced it into her school after having been forced to discontinue it last year for unavoidable reasons. This branch of the school has been organized with Mr. Andral Bratton as its head. Mr.

Bratton Is an alumnus of the school haying graduated in 191 During his- stay at Mar- i 1st. he made an excellent record. both as a student and on the athletic field In his graduating year he was captain of one of the cadet companies. Since I leaving Marist Mr. Bratton has been a cadet in the United States training school at West Point N.

His knowledge of things military is of the highest degree he having been practically brought up In military posts both in this country and abroad. His father I Colonel Bratton Is detailed at Fort McPherson at the present time. Mr. Bratton will undoubtedly make an able instructor in military science this year at Marist. The physical training and athletic end of the school will be handled by Mr.

Joe Bean. which assures success I in those lines. Requisition Issued for Negro. Requisition on the governor of New' York for Poney Johnson. a negro who has several aliases.

was issued by Gov- ernor Dorsey Tuesday. Johnson alias Mathur Meyers. alias Arthur Jones alias Garfield Meyers. is charged with killing Munch Harrison another ne gro with a pocketknife on August 17 1913. The requisition was issued at the instance of Solicitor B.

M. Boykln C. M. Hamby left for New York Tuesday to present the paper to the gov- ernor. Fly Your Flag Thursday Vote for Paul Etheridge Vote for JUDGE BENJ.

H. HILL Advertisement False Signatures to. Frank Harwells. Advertisement Containing False Charges Against Alex Stephens Appearing in Newspapers Atlanta Ga. September 5th 1918.

Mr Alex. W. Stephens Atlanta. Ga. Dear Sir I have been shown a copy of an advertisement headed Record of 4 W.

Stephens. What his home people among whom he has lived for 17 years say about him purporting to be an extract from a record published in 1912 attacl ing you as a lawyer. et cetera. My name among others is published as ha signed this statement. I never signed this paper.

nor authorized it to be signed. I was out of the city at the time this publication was first made and did not know of it until a considerable while afterwards. I have never made any such charges and wish It distinctly understood that I do not endorse them. This statement is made without indicating my position in the present campaign. Very truly Signed JACK J.

SPALDING. We. whose names appear to said circular never signed the above described paper attacking Mr. Stephens nor did we authorize our names signed to it. We never made any such charges and do not Indorse them.

This statement is made without Indicating our post tlon in the present campaign Signed CLIFFORD L. ANDERSON DANL. W. ROUNTREE w. D.

ELLIS JR. GEORGE M. BROWN FRANK E. CALLAWAY H. BREWSTER JAR L.

KEY HARVEY HATCHER MELL R. WILKINSON BEN 1. CONYERS EUGENE M. MITCHELL E. V.

CARTER CARROLL VYNE H. PEEPLES E. R. BLACK 5. B.

CANDUEB. What His Home People Say About Him" An Able Lawyer and Stands Well Among People Alex. Stephens led the ticket for Judge of the Court Appeals In both his home conn tie of Po anf Wllke two yean receiving mow votes in taes two COUnUSS ales than Frank Hsrwefl when ran for the urn office In I reiy. In th entire te. The.

two counties gave Stephens 1711 ytea wtll. Hat In 1M rooeirdd MM In tho snti. tat He roved the above YOU and elected by th poopl of Georgia ft the leading Jurists or ht. home county and th Stat. had indorsed him.

Among them appear the name of many of those whose names are falsely attached to this advertisement attacking him. A PARTIAL LIST OF THOSE ENDORSING MR. yimUK.18 FROM AMONG HIS HOME OAR IN 1916 We. the undersigned members of the Atlanta Bar. indore son.

Alex. W. Stephens a a man end a a lawyer for one or the three Judges of the Court of Appeals to be elected under th new act of the Legislature. We bellere him to be wen qualified and ratted for the place. i 5 Welts R.

Brown T. J. RlpUy W. at. Bailey Jag W.

Austin W. 0. Wilson Alvin L. Richards E. Carter Wretmorelsad H.

Holbrook CourtUnd S. Wtnn Madison Belt W. Lany Judge A. Pow T. H.

Goodwin Judge S. S. Atkinson Paul Etherlde T. J. Lewis Walter A.

Sims John T. Smith Albert Howell Lawton Bailey Thou. E. Scott Clifford I Ander Lewis W. Thomas Homer Watkins.

Jo. B. OW Leo Bi Broom P. S. Chalmer Judge John Candler Yow H.

Truer judg Lovtac E. L. Douglas A. B. Davis Thos.

B. Brown Forrest A. Roberta Borate Russell Wm. E. Arnaud 7.

B. Menace Lowodee c. Connally D. Hathorn Earnest ntl 1. A.

Hunt Calvin orce Wlnfleld P. Joae Higar Latham Carl B. Copeland teeKinnon Hugh N. Puller Esmond Marti C. P.

Sims B. Powers H. It. Barnett A. Orme Hudson Moon W.

P. Colas. Jack C. Savag W. W.

Hood Ronald Ransom Harvey Hill Curtis N. Anderson W. O. Stat. L.

a HuIbert J. L. Anderson H. H. Turner 1- A.

Hooper Jr. M. Wilson W. IL Withers D. L.

Plaster Jon E. Johnson Pemr Blackburn Sam Disk William E. Willie Si Hersbere Louis H. rohT C. B.

Ro sr Jr. Welter P. Andrew. A. E.

Ranwauer A. Benedict Kobak Bell. EZU. A Joe. 8.

Gleaton Carl Hutchwon Samuel A. Uaoell iiorrU Uaxska Medians tUcbaraw Ben Couyere Claud Bracken D. Ellis Jr. Walter R. Daisy Waiuce T.

Daisy A. 14. Brua Honderso. HaUntM Fred hrlrnpg A. A.

BIIIatTk B. r. CUMTM W. E. SntUee a A.

Allea Cart N. One ft r. Ooea R. Bed oe4 1. S.

Jeeneg Clias. Grakase JV Brer W. Ankrem W. Watklns Wm. Brandt Ebb P.

Upehev Hu M. SoMe 3. 5. Daniel Frank Harahfos B. Mining Moore leses L.

Moore A. Bathelor Gee. R. Johnson and other lawyers of Atlanta and tfaroozhoat the State. 4 1 I I Stat.

Georsla Executive Department. Atlantic August HIS. A PROCLAMATION Submitting proposed amendment to the CouUtutloa of Georgia te be voted on at the general election to be Held on Tuesday. November 111 said amendment to amend Article 1. Section 21 Paragraph 1 of the Constitution of Georgia.

a to crests additional Senatorial Districts. By Ills Excellency MUCH M. DORSEY. Governor Wjh ra the General Assembly at It jesafon In Ills proposed an amendment to I the Constitution of this State set forth In an Act approved August IT Ills wit SENATORS AND SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. I No.

fn. An act to amend Article S. Section 2 Paragraph 1. of th Constitution of the State of Georgia which relate to the number of Senators the number of Senatorial Districts and the composition of inch die. tricts a to Increase the number Senators and Senatorial Districts from forty- four to one and to create seven new.

Senatorial Districts. as follows Forty-fifth. Forty sixth. seventh Forty-eighth. Forty ninth.

Fiftieth and Oral out of certain counties and for other purpose. Section 1. Be Is enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia and It Is hereby enacted by the authority of the same jtbat Article I Section 2 Paragraph 1 of the Constitution of. the State of Georgia be and the same Is hereby amended as follows A. By striking out the words Forty four" wherever said words occur In the second line thereof.

B. By substituting in ll of the words so stricken out wherever the same occur the i words Fifty one. i So that when so amended that parti of said Paragraph preceding the tub tiers of eald Paragraph and Article will read as follows Paragraph 1 The Senate shall consist of fifty one members. There shall be fifty- one Senatorial Districts as now arranged I by counties. Each District shall have one i Senator.

Section 2 Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid that said Article Section 2 Paragraph I of the CnstUutlon I of this State be and the same Is hereby further amended as follows A. By adding seven new sub sections thereto as follows 45. The orty fifth Senatorial District I shall be composed of the counties of Irwln Ben' Mill and Telfalr 46. The Forty sixth Senatorial District shall be compound of the counties of Bacon. Pierce and Coffee.

47. The Forty seventh Senatorial District shall be compo ed of the counties of Colquitt Tilt and Turner. U. The Forty eighth Senatorial District shall be composed of the counties of Crisp. Wilcox and Dodge.

49. The Forty ninth Senatorial District shall be composed of the counties of Bulloch Candltr and Evans. 50. The Fiftieth Senatorial District Shall be composed of the counties of Clarke Oglethorpe and Wilkes. 51 The ft first Senatorial District shall be composed' of the counties of Gwlnnett Milton and Forsyth.

See. 3 Be it further enacted by the au. thorlty aforesaid. That Article 3 Section 2 Paragraph 1 of the Constitution of this State. be and the same Is hereby further amended as follows a.

By striking all of sub sections 15 27 30 34. 35 and 39. By substituting In lieu of the sub sections stricken out new sub sections 15. 2- 30 U. 3 and 39 respectively as follow 15 The Fifteenth Senatorial District shall be composed of the counties of heeler Montgomery and Toombs.

27 The Twenty seventh Senatorial District shall be composed of the counties of Barrow. Walton and Oconee. Ii. The Thirtieth Senatorial district. shall be composed of the counties of Elbert.

Madison and Hart. U. The Thirty fourth Senatorial District shall be composed of the counties of DeKalb Rockdele end Newton. 35. The Thlrtv fifth Senatorial District shall be compprd of the counties of Fulton Clayton and Henry.

39. The Thirty ninth Senatorial District shall be composed of the counties of Cherokee Cobb and Douglas. Sec. 4 Be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That for the purpose of creating the senatorial districts hereinbefore named and set.

out In sub sections 45 48. 47. 48. 49. 50 and 51 of Section I of this Act.

the counties composing the same are her by transferred from the districts to which they have been heretofore attached to the new districts hereby created. oec 5 Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That if this Constitutional amendment shall he agreecl to by two- thirds of the members of each House of the General Assembly the same shall be entered on their Journals with the ayes and nays taken thereon. and the Governor in one or more newspapers in each Con- Ere district for two months immediately preceding the next general election. people at the next general election.

All I persons noting at reid election in favor of I the ratification of the proposed amendment to the Constitution of this State shall have written or printed on their ballots the words For rtication of amendment- of Article 3 Section Paragraph 1 of the Constitution of this State. providing for and creating se en new Senatorial Districts and all persons voting against the ratification of the proposed amendment shall have written or printed. on their bal lots the words Against ratification of amendment of Article 3 Section 2 Paragraph 1 of the Constitution of this State. providing for and creating seven new Senatorial Districts. If a majority of the electors qualified to vote for members of the General embly and voting In said genera election snail vote In favor of the ratification of said proposed amendment then said amendment shall become a part of Article 3 Section 2 Paragraph 1 of the Constitution of this State.

and the Coy- ernor shall make proclamation there and shall call special elections In each of the new Senatorial Districts so created for the election of a senator for each of said districts in the next General Assembly. as is provided by law for the filling of vacancies caused by death or resignation. Approved August 17 1918 i Now therefore I Hugh B. Dorsey nv. ernor of said State do issue this my proc- 1 tarnation hereby declaring that the fore- i going proposed amendment to the Constltu- tlon is submitted for' ratification or rejec- I Uon to the voters of the State qualified to vote for members of the Generil Assembly i at the general election to be held on Tuesday November 1918.

HUGH B. DORSEY. Governor. By the Governor B. B.

STRANGE Secretary of State. 1 Atlanta August 24 1918 A PROCLAMATION Submitting a proposed amendment to the constitution of Georgia to be voted on at the general election to be held on Tuesday November 1515 said amendment to amend paragraph a section 1 article 11 of tb constitution ef Georgia as to lay out and create a new county from portions of Coffe and Clinch counties to be known as Atkin. son county. with the city of Pearson as the county seat. By Ills Excellency HUGH B.

DORSET. Governor. Whereas the general assembly at Its session in 1917 proposed an amendment to the constitution of this state a set forth in an act approved August IS 1917 wit An act to propose to the qualified voter of this state an amendment to paragraph 2 section 1. article 11 of the constitution of tn state of Georgia. as amended by the ratification by the qualified electors of this state of the acts approved Jury 19 1904 July U.

1918. July 30 and August 14 un. July 7 17 37 anO August 11. 1914. and for other purposes.

Section 1 Be it enacted by the general assembly of the tat of ucorgla and it Is hereby enacted by the authority of the same That the following amendment. Is. hereby proposed to paragraph 2. section 1. article it.

of the constitution of the state of Georgia as amended by tile ratification by tile electors of said state of the acts approved July If 1904 July 31 1911 July 10 and August U. 1112 July 7 17 :7 and August 11. 1914 to wit By adding to said pafa I graph the following language Provided. however that. In addition to the counties Inow provided for by this constitution there shall be a new county laid out end created from territory embraced in Coffee and Clinch counties within the following boundary tines Beginning at the point where th southern boundary line of lot of land No.

834 Jin the fifth lend district of Coffee county. I Intersects the middle of the run of Wltnla- 1 coochee creek then follow said land line directly east to the southeast corner of lot of land No. 15 In the sixth land district et I Coffee county thence south along the east- ern boundary of lot of land No. It. In the sixth land district of Coffee county to the southwest corner of sold lot of land thence along the lend line directly east to where it intersect.

tile middle of th ran of th Saulla river thence In a southeasterly di seetion aloug th ran of the said Satllla river to where th same Intersects th north eve boundary of lot of lend No. ISO In the sixth land district thence directly east along said line to where It Intersects th Ware county line thence In a southerly di. Tction along the Ware county tin to the southeast corner of lot of lend No. 224. In the seventh lend district of Clinch county' thence directly westward along the land line of said lot of land No.

au on the south. to where it Intersects the middle. of the run of Alapaha river thence In a northerly di rectUm along the middle of th run of the Alapaha river to the mouth of Wtthlacoo- ene creek thence along the middle of th run of Wltblacooehe creek to point of be. ginning That said new county shall known as Atkinson county' and the city of Pearson shall the county seat thereof. That said Atkinson county hsil attach.

ed to the eleventh congressional district th Waycroas Jsdieiah deceit and th fifth son- atonal district. That all th legal voters redding within. limits of tn county of Atkinson entitled to vote for members sf the general assembly under tn law. of Georgia on tile Oral Wednesday In December following ratification of this-proponed amendment shall elect. an ordinary- a clerk of to superior court sheriff.

coroner. tax collector. tax receiver. county surveyor and county treasurer for. said new county said election to be held aPthe militia district courthouse.

at Withlacoochee Pearson end Axson. In the manner now provided hi law for holding election for county officers and said county officers shall qualify and en. ter. upon the discharge of their. respective duties on the first day of January following their election and snail hold their offices for a term of two years or until their suc cessors shall be duly- elected end qualified.

That the superior courts of said Atkinson county shall be held on the fourth Mondays la January and June of each year. That the coigresalonal and senatorial districts the Judicial circuit to which' said county of Atkinson Is attached. the time of hold- leg the terms of the superior courts end the limits of the county shall remain as designated above until the same shall be changed by law provided that the taw. applicable to the organization of new counties found In sections au to au. Inclusive.

code of 1911. are hereby made applicable to th county of Atkinson whenever the same may be crested by the proposed amendment to the constitution and that said county when created shall become statutory county. and shall be at all times subject to all laws applicable to all the other counties In this state. Section 2 Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid That whenever the proposed amendment to the constitution shall be agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each of the two houses of the general assembly and the same has en entered on their Journal with tb yeas and nays taken thereon the governor shell and he is hereby authorized and Instructed to. cause the proposed amendment to be published in at leash two newepapers in each congressional district In this state for the reeled of two months next preceding the time of holding the next general election snd the governor la further authorized and.

Instructed to provide for the submission of the amendment proposed for ratification or rejection to the electors of the state at the next general election to be held after said publication. at which election every person shall be qualified to vote who Is entitled to general assembly have written or pr nted on their ballots the words For the amendment to the con- stltutlon creating the county of Atkinson and all persons oppo ed to the adoption of the proposed amendment shall have written or printed on their ballots the words Against the amendment to the constitution creating the county of Atkinson If majority of the electors qualified to vs for members of the general assembly voting thereon shall vote for the ratification of the proposed amendment then the governor shall. when he ascertains the same from the secretary of state whom the returns from said election shall he referred in the manner a in eases of election for members of the eneral assembly to count and ascertain the result and issue his proclamation for one insertion in one dally paper of the state. announcing such result and declaring th amendment ratified. Now therefore.

I Hugh M. Dorsey governor of said state. do lsue this. my proc. lamatlon hereby declaring that the foregoing proposed amendment to the constitution Is submitted for ratification or to to the voters of the state qualified to vote for members of the general mby at the general election to be held on Tuesday November 1918 HUGH DORSEY.

Governor By the Governor it. B. STRANGE. Secretary of State. State of Georgia.

Executive Department. Atlanta. September 3 till. A PROCLAMATION Submitting a proposed Amendment to the Constitution of Georgia to be voted on at the general election to be held on Tuesday November 5 1918 said Amendment to amend the Constitution of Georgia so as to authorize municipalities contain- in One Hundrid and Fifty Thousand In habitants. or more to incur handed In debtedness under certain circumstances.

fly His Excellency. HUGH M. DORSEY Governor. Whereas. the General Assembly at le session In 1518.

proposed en Amendment to the Constitution of this State as set forth In a Resolution approved August U. 1918 to wit A resolution proposing to the people of the' State an Amend men to the Constitution of the State of Georgia. Tie It Resolved by the House of Repro- sentativee the State of Georgia. the Senate thereof concurring That this Amendment of the Constitution of the State of Georgia be and the same is hereby proposed to the people thereof. That Is to say Reserving to such municipal corpora- tlons the benefit of all provisions of the Constitution force In this State the General Assembly is hereby empowered to authorize any municipal corporation within this State having a populition of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand or more ac cording to the census of the United States i Government taken next preceding the ap i proval of any Art passed In pursuance hereof.

to Incur" a bonded debt or debts for the public en of such municipality the said debt or debts so to be incurred to be for such sums and to be secured after such manner. and to be paid principal and Interest at such times and such places and by such means. and upon. such terms we th" General Assembly ruby prescribe i Provided however that no act conferring the powers aforesaid or any of them shall become operative until the same shall have been approved at a general elec- tlon held for the election of a Mayor and General Council In such municipality by two thirds of the qualified voters thereof who may vote at said election. Such two- thirds to constitute at least a majority of the qualified voters of such municipality.

Be it Further- Resolved It shall be the duty of the Governor tO cause publication this proposed amendment to be made in accordance with the provisions of Article 13. Section 1 Paragraph 1 of the Constltu tlon of this state the cost thereof to be paid out of any moneys in the Treasury of the State and not otherwise specifically appropriated. Be it further resolved. That at the next General Election to be held In tills Stats this proposed Amendment shall be submitted to the people of this State for their approval or rejection by causing to be printed or written upon the ballots to be ca thereat the words. For the Constltu tlonal Amendment authorizing the General Assembly to confer upon municipalities con- taming One Hundred and Fifty Thousand I nhabltants or nv re the potoer to Incur unousu use ann ins worn.

Against the Constitutional Amendment authorizing the General Assembly to. confer upon munlc. palitles containing One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Inhabitants or more the power to incur bonded debts. and If the people shall ratify such amendment by a majrltT of the electors qualified to vote for members of the General Assembly voting there. on such Amendment shall be and become a part of the Constitution of this State and the Governor shall make Proclamation accordingly Now Therefore I Hugh M.

Dorsey Guy' ernor of said State. Jo issue this my Proclamation hereby declaring that the foregoing proposed Amendment to the Constitution submitted for ratification or rejection to the voters of the State qualified to vote for memb rs of the General Avemblr at the general election to be held on Tuesday November 1918. HUGH U. DORSET Governor By the Governor It. B.

STRANGE Secretary of Stats. Stats of Georgia Executive Department. Atlanta August 24 1913 A PROCLAMATION Submitting a proposed amendment th Constitution of Georgia to be voted on at the general election to be held on Tuesday November 2 1918 saId amendment to amend Article 3 Section 3 Paragraph 1. of the Constitution of Georgia so as to provide for representation of new counties In tile Gun. eral Assembly.

By His Excellency HUGH. 11. DORSEY Governor Whereas tile General Assembly at it session In 1918 proposed en amendment the Constitution of this State as set forth. in an Act approved August 12 1918 wit REPRESENTATION OF NEW COUNTIES. No.

342. The following amendment 1 hereby proposed to the Constitution of the State Section Amend by striking all of Ayti ole Section Paragraph i. of the Con- stltutlon. and substituting in lieu thereof the following Paragraph 1. Tb House of Repreunt.

tives snail consist of not. more than lit j5epresentatlveL apportioned among th several counties a follows. wit To th six counties having th largest population via Fulton. Chatham. Richmond.

Btbb Floyd and Muscolee. three representative. each. to th twenty-six counties having th next largest population. vU.

Lauren Carroll. Jackson. SumtF Thomas. Decatur. Gwinnett.

Co wet Cobb Washington. DeKalb. Burke. Bulloch. Troop Halt Walton.

Bartow Meriwether Emanuel. Lowndes. Elbert. Brooks. Houston.

Wilkes Clarke and Wars two representatives each and to th remain. ing countle en representative each. la th event of. th ratification of this amend' nxent to th Constitution the county of Evens shall entitled to representation a th General Assembly of. Georgia and in th event of th ratification of th amend.

menu creating the counties of Trutln. Atkinson and Cook or either of them th said counties created shall also entitled representation In th General Assembly. In th county of Evans and la th event a ratification of th amendments- creating counties of Treatise Atkinson and Cook or either of them. an election shall be held In such county or counties on th first Tues day In January 1919. under th law.

new governing similar election for members of' the General Assembly for th election of a member- of th General Assembly from said county or count for th session of 1911 and 1528. Section 8. farther ooctsd by th authority aforesaid that whea Mid proposed amendment shall agreed to by. two-third I of th usmbev elected to each House I the General Assembly it shall entered upon the. Journal of each Rouse with th aye.

and nay. thereon. and bll hd in on or more newspaper In stein Congressional dl la said State for- two months pr vlous to the time for holding the next general election In said state and shall at said next general 4 election submitted to. the people for ratification in th tuliewtat form wit or ratification of an amend" bent to Paragraph 1 Section 2 ArtIcle S. of the Constitution providing for.

representation in the House' Representative for counties not. now represented. Against I ratification of an amendment to Paragraph I 1. Section 8 of Article of the Constitution. providing for representation In th House of Representatives for counties not now represented.

If the majority of the elector qualified twvote for members of the General Assembly voting therein shall vote for ratlfl- i cation having written or printed on their I ballots the preceding forms which votes cast at said election shall consolidated a now required by law in elections for mem. i bers of. the General Assembly and return thereof made to th governor then shall declare said amendment adopted and make proclamation thereof In the manner now provided by law Approved August U. 1918 Now therefore I. Hugh 11.

Dor GOY. ernor of said Stats do Issue till. my proc lamation hereby declaring that the forego' ing proposed- amendment to the Constitution is submitted for ratification or rejection to the voters of the State qualified to vote for members of the General Assembly at th general election to be held on Tuesday November 191 HUGH M. DORSEY Governor. By the Governor H.

STRANGE. Secretary of State. State of Georgia. Executive Department Atlanta. August 24 1511.

A PROCLAMATION Submitting a proposed amendment to. the' Constitution of Georgia. to he voted on at. the general election to be held on Tuesday November 5 1918. said amendment' to amend Paragraph 1 Section 1 Article 7 of the Constitution of Georgia.

by trlk ing out the provisions which prohibits the paying of a pension to any oidls or widow worth over Fifteen Hundred ol- i lars. By His Excellency HUGH B. DORSET. Governor Whereas. the General Assembly at It session In un proposed an amendment to the Constitution of this tate as forth i In an Act.

approved August 17. 191 to wit PENSION PAYMENTS EXTENSION OF. No. 375. An Act to amend Paragraph I Section 1 i Article 7 of the Constitution of this State so as to strike from salt pars- I graph the first proviso that provides that I the pension phall not be paid to any soldier or widow worth over fifteen hundred dollars and for other purposes.

Section 1 Be It enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia and It I hereby enacted by the authority of th same That Paragraph 1 Section I Article I 7 of the Constitution of the State of Geor- I gla he and. Is hereby amended by strlk. I log from said paragraph and section the' first proviso. which provides That no person shall be entitled to the provision of i this Constitutional amendment the total value of whose property of any description shall exceed fifteen hundred dollars. so that said section as amended by this act shall read as follows The powers of taxation over the whole State shall be errlred by the General Aeoembty for the following purposes to make provision for fe payment of pensions to any rx Con Herate soldier now residing In this State who enlisted In the military service of the' Confederate te during the War Between the tales of the United States.

and ho performed actual military service in orably discharged therefrom. and to the I wldow now resident of this Stte of ex- Confederate roldieri who enlisted In' toe military service of the Confederate States and who performed actual service In the armies of the Confederate States or of the organized militia of this State who died In said military service or was honorably discharged therefrom Provided. That only those widows who were married to said soldier or ex soldier previous to the year lilt shall be entitled to the provisions of this institutional amendment. No widow of a soldier killed during the war shall be deprived or her. pension by reason of having subsequently married another veteran who is dead.

unless she Is receiving a pension on account of being widow of such second hurband See. Be It enacted by the authority aforesaid. That if this Constitutional amendment shpii be agreed to by a' two third vote of the members of the General Assembly of each House the same shall be entered on each Journal. Kith the ayes and na taken thereon. and the Governor shall cause the amendment to be published In one or more of the newspapers in each Congressional District for two months Im- I mediately preceding the next general elec- tton and the voters thereat shall have I written or printed upon their tickets For I ratification of amendment Paragraph Section 1 Article 7 of the Constitutional amendment which strikes out the fifteen hundred dollar proviso to be allowed a pen- slon or Against ratification of the amendment.

Paragraph 1 Section 1 Article 7 of the Constitutional amendment which strikes out the fifteen hundred dollar proviso to be allowed a pension as they may choose and if a majority of the electors qualified to vote for members of the next General Assembly voting shall vote in favor of ratification then the said amendment shall become a par of Paragraph 1 Section 1 Article 7 of the Constitution of this State and the Governor shall make proclamation thereof. Sec. 3 Be It further enacted by the au. thorlty aforesaid. That all law.

and parts of laws In conflict with this act be and the same are hereby repealed. Approved August 17 1918 Now. Therefore. I Hugh B. Dorsey.

Coy- error of said State. do issue this my proola- mation hereby declaring that the forego' log proposed amendment to the Constitution is submitted for ratification or re jection to the voters of the State qualified to vote for members of the General Assembly at the general election to be held on Tuesday. November 1911. HUGH DORSET. Governor.

By the Governor H. B. STRANGE Secretary of State. State of Georgia. Executive Department.

I Atlanta August 24 1918 A PROCLAMATION. Submitting a proposed amendment to the Constitution of Georgia to be voted on at the general election to be held on Tuesday November 5 1918- said amendment to amend Article 6 Section 1 of the Constitution of Georgia so as to Increase fund i allowed governor with which to employ clerical help. By his excellency HUGH B. DORSET Governor Whereas the general assembly at Its session In 1918 proposed an amendment to th constitution of this state as set forth la en act approved August 28 Hit to wit GOVERNORS CLERICAL HELP. PAY FOR.

No. fn. An act. to propose to the people of Georgia for their ratification or rejection an amendment to Article Section 1. Pare.

graph 19 of' th Constitution ef th State of Georgia. Section The following amendment to. th Constitution of Georgia hereby proposed to the people of Georgia Los' their ratification or rejection To amend Article Settler I of' th Constitution of th State of Georgia by striking from said Article and Section Paragraph ii and In sorting In lieu of said paragraph th following I The Governor shall have th power to appoint his own Secretaries. not exceeding two in number and to provide such other clerical fore a may be required In his office for salaries and clerical force la his office shall not sacred the sum of. ten thousand dollars tit 000 00) and this sum shall not be exceeded either directly or Indirectly for any services rendered the Governor in the way of clerical assist are.

or In any other manner. Sec. 2 Provided That should this amendment be adopted. th sum of ten thousand dollars 51900000 la hereby appropriated and shall because available on th first of January. 1919 for th payment of th salaries end clerical expenses th Governors otflc for the year 1 19 and any other appropriations made to pay any clerk hire for services In connection with th Governors office are hereby repealed.

Sec. That th Governor is hereby re quired at th next general election to held on the Tuesday after th first Monday In November 1918 to submit thl amendment to th people or th State for their ratification or rejection that th form of said submission shall as follows. For ratification of th amendment to Article Section or. Against ratttis. Uon of Article Section 1 of th Constitu Uon of Georgia.

Sec. 4 The Governor 1 hereby required. to cause th above amendment to be pub. lished in on newspaper In each Congressional District th State for the space of two months before th next general election. and th votes cast at said election on said amendment shall a consolidated in th several Counties la this State as now required by law- in election- for members of th General Assembly.

and th returns thereof shall toad to Governor of th Stats and should a- majority of th YOW east at ald election In favor of th ratification of this amend meet then It shall be th ry of th Governor. by hi proclamation to declare the earn. adopted and It shall borni apart of th Constitution th state Approved August 2 SILL Mow. Therefor VHuch M. DOTMJY Dor- rner et seLf Star do lra thl my proclamation hereby declaring that th foregoing propped.

ndm nt to th Con- stl tltion Is submitted for ratification or re jeetion to th voters Of th state qualified to vote for member of. th General A embly at th general election to held" a. Tuesday November 1918 HUGH 28. DORSEY Governor. fly th Governor H.

B. STRANGE. Secretary of Georgia. Executive Department Atlanta. August 24.

1518. A PROCLAMATION Submitting a proposed amendment to th Constitution of Georgia. to be voted on at th general election to held on Tuesday. November S. 1112 laid amendment to amend Paragraph 1 Section 7.

ArtIcle of th Constitution of Georgia so as to author- Is any county municipal corporation or political division of this stats to incur any new debt with the assent of two-thirds of th qualified voters voting- at an election for that purpose. By HI Excellency HUGH 21. DORSEY. Governor. Whereas the General Assembly at It session In 1918 proposed an amendment to th Constitution of this state as set forth in an act approved August 29.

1911. wit. BOND ELECTIONS NUMBER OP VOTES. No. 4 An act to amend' Paragraph 1 Section Articl 7 of th Constitution of th State of Georgia by inserting between th word thereof and th word at a they oc cur In the tenth line of said paragraph th following voting so as to authorize any county municipal corporation or political division of this state to incur any new debt with th assent of two-thirds of th quail.

fled voter of such county. municipal cor porition or political division voting at election for that purpose to be held a may be prescribed by law. Section 1 it enacted by th General Assembly of th State of Georgia end 1 hereby enacted by th same that. Paragraph 1. Section 7.

Arid. T. of the Constitution of this state and th same Is hereby amended by Inserting between th word thereof and th word at. a thy oc cur In th tenth line of said paragraph th following voting provided said two-thirds so voting shall be a majority of the registered voters and provided further that all laws charter provisions and ordinances heretofore passed or enacted providing special registration of th voters of counties municipal comporatlon and other political divisions of this state to pass upon the is nuance of bonds by such counties municipal corporation end other political- divisions are hereby declared to null and void and the General Assembly shall hereafter have no power to pass or enact any taw providing for such special registration but' th validity of any and all bond. Issues by such counties municipal corporation or oth er political divisions made prior to January 1 1918 shall not be affected thereby so that said paragraph when so amended shall read as follows Paragraph 1 The debt hereafter Incurred by any county municipal corporation or political division of this state except a in this Constitution provided for shall not exceed- seven per centum of the assessed value of all the taxable property therein and no such county municipality or division shall incur any new debt except for a temporary loan or loans to supply casual deficiencies of revenue not exceeding one- fifth of one per centum of In assessed value of the taxable property therein without th assent of two thirds of the qualified voters thereof voting at an election for that purpose to be held as prescribed by law.

provided wd two-thirds so voting shall be a majority of the registered voters and pro' vided further that all laws. charter pro visions and' ordinances heretofore passed or enacted providing special registration of the voters of counties municipal corporation and other political divisions of this state to pass upon the Issuance of bonds by such counties municipal corporations and other political divisions are hereby declared to be null and void and tile titneral Assembly shall hereafter have no power to pass or Vnact any law providing for such special registration but the validity of any and all bond issues by such counties municipal cor- I porations or other political divisions made I prior to January 1 1918 shall not be affected hereby. but any city the debt of which I does not exceed seven per centurn of th assessed value of the taxable property at the time. of the adoption of tHe Constitution may be authorized by law to Increase at any time the amount of said debt three per ntum upon such assessed valuation. Section 2 Be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid That whenever the above proposed amendment to the Constitution shall have been agreed to by two thirds Of the members elected to the two Houses of the General Assembly and the same.

has been entered on their Journals with the ayes and nays taken thereon the Governor shall cause said amendment to be published In at least two newspapers in each Congressional District in this state for a period of two months next preceding the time of hold. log the next general election i Section 3 Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That the above proposed I amendment shall be submitted for ratification to the electors of this state. at the next general election to be held after the publication. as provided In the second' section of this act.

In the several election districts of this state at which every person shall be qualified to vote who ls entitled to vote for' members of the General Assembly. All persons voting at said election In favor of adopting the said proi osed amendment of the Constitu lion. shall have written or printed on. their ballots the words. For ratification of amendment to Paragraph 1 Section 7 Article of' the Constitution so as to suthorize any county municipal corporation or pout.

ical division of this state to incur any new debt with the assent of two thirds of. tn qualified voters thereof voting at an election for that purpose to be' held as may be prescribed by law. and all persons opposed to the adoption of said amendment shall have written or printed. on their bal lots the words. Against ratification of amendment to Paragraph 1 Section 7 Article 7 of the Constitution so a to au.

thorlte any county. municipal corporation or political division of this state to Incur any new debt with the assent of two-thirds' of the qualified voters thereof voting at an election for that purpose to be held. as may be prescribed by law and It a majority of the electors qualified to vote for members of the General Assembly voting thereon shall vote for ratification thereof when the re- I turns shall be consolidated a now required by law in elections for. members of the General Assembly and return thereof made to the Governor then he shall declare said amendment adopted and make proclamation of the result by publications of the result of said election by one Insertion In one of the dally papers of this state declaring the amendment ratified. Section 4 Be- It further enacted by the authority aforesaid.

That all laws and parts of laws In conflict with this act may be and the same are hereby repealed. Approved August 20. 1918. Now. therefore.

I Hugh hi. Dopey. Oor- ernor of said tat do issue this my proc lamation hereby declaring that the foregoing proposed amendment to th Constitu tuon Is submitted for ratification or sujee- tion to the voters of th tat qualified to vote for members of th General Assembly th general election to held on Toes- day. November By th Governor B. B.

STRANGE. Secretary Btat te of Georgia. Executive Dtpartnunt. Atlanta. August 24 1911 A1 PROCLAMATION Submitting a proposed amendment to th Constitution of Georgia.

to be voted on' at. the general election to be held on Tuesday. November 5 1 1 amendment to amend Paragraph 2 Section 1. Artlqie JU so a to create Treutlen County from par. tions of Montgomery nil Emanuel coon.

ties. with the town of Soperton a th county 1 By His Excellency HUGH M. DORSET. Governor i I Whereas. the- General Assembly at lie session In 1918 proposed an amendment to the Constltatlon of this State a set forth InTanAet approved August U.

1515 to wU- A act to propose to th qualified lector of this Stat an amendment to Para graph 2. Section 1. rticle ii. of th Con. JStStlon of thl.

Stat Th Seilowing Amendment proposed by th House of Representative and Senate of Georgiato PasT ph Section 8. Artlel 12. of th Constitution of this Stats th sam being an Act to lay out and create a now eon-a. from portions of Montgomery and nanuel Conn tie to hO- named and owa a Treutlen County with th Town St Soywton a th county Mat. I Sectioa The General Assembly of th I Btlrti of ooorgia hereby propoe th MOP of Georgia and an admBt to Par a 3 Section I.

Article 11 of th Con- cp' of thl Stat A follow. addition to th Counties heretofore to to thl Stats. cr Ud by th General Assembly and tho created by amend menU to the abov and forsgolng paragraph section and article of th Conitltu- 5 of. therU hereby erWted an additional county whish county when created shell known a Trutln Ooui- Th territory for th formation ef th aia County of- Treutlee shall taken from th Cousties of Montgomery aad Emanuel and' th said territory taktn for th formation of MM County of Trutlen shall clud 4 within th followtnc described bOdD452I5. wit Starting at joint on th et sld oftheOooa sunr whore Bd Bluff Creek empties Into th Ooone River and running op MM Bed Bluff Crk to a point where' th river road IJBII Bluff Ok tton.

on trsJcht tin in a northeasterly direction 8 Wtxtrmm' Bridge Pn4lt Cr laid Pudlton Grek being th present tin betwB Montgomery and Emanuel coon' tie theso. la" s0tbsriy direction tltoa Wlxtmm' Bridge on Pendleton Qek 00 Moore' Bridge on th Ohoopee- River th Sable road from Wlxtrttma Bridge d- is.g- to Swamsboro being- th line to esJd Moor Bridge on th Ohoopee Rlvw thence up the ran of th Ohoop Rlv from- Moor Bridge McLcmor Bridge- where th Savannah and Dublin publle road th Oltoopee River thno in jr terty direction along- said Savannah and Dublin public roan to where said publlo road erosae th county tin between U' Emanuel Counties thence la I OBth rty dlrecon. alone th eoanty between th present Counties of- Emanuel- and Lauren to Pendleton Creek thence alone the county Iln between lu- sees and Montgomery Couhties to Mercer' Creek thence down Mercers Creek in a- southwestwiy direction to. where Mtrotr Cr emptle Into th Ocon Rivet thence th Ocon River to th month of If th said county erected th county eat shall at th Town of Soperton now is th County of Montgomery. I it this amendment shall ratified hr in people when the submitted for their ratification then.

on th first Wednesday in December 191S. an election sEafl held for the election of county Offices's herein named to serve In and for said new county- that aald election shall at th said election precincts ex ltlng within th limits of said proposed new county at th Urn this amendment shall take effect and held during th hours now fixed- by law for holding elections. and all legally qualified- voter wdlne in th territory Included In th limits of said proposed new- county shall. qualified to vot at said election for said officer and the ordinaries of the. several counties la which th election precincts re located within the nmlts of the Mid proposed new county at- the time this amendment Is to take effect shall each cpa point th election managers for th precincts In the county in whclh exercises Jurisdiction AS ordinary and said managers.

shall take and subscribe th oath now prescribed by law. and th election massacre shall on th day succeeding th election meet at th Town of Sopsrton th place herein drsign ted as th county seat of said proposed new county and consolidate th vote east at said election at such place within th limits of- said Town of Soperton a shall be designated by th Judge of th Superior Courts of th Ooonee Circuit who duty It I hereby sede to designate a meeting place for said election manager within th corporate limits of said Town of Soperton. and th general law of this Stats now. In foroe as to th consolidation of rote th return of the election and th commission of th offi- leers shall be applicable tench special election herein provided for The officers be elected it sold election shall an ordinary clerk of the superior court sheriff I tax collector tax receiver coroner county surveyor county treasurer county tnperin- I tee-lent or education- and member of th I General Assembly that th persons who i shall be- elected to fill said offices said election shall- commissioned a now re quired by law and the laws- now In fore In this State In regard. to commissions for officers and the bonds required of them i shall be applicable to the officer elects led.

and they shall- hold their offices until the next general election for county officer and until their successor are elected and Th I Assembly Is hereby given power to create any statutory- offices or statutory courts and provide for filling the Vacancies that may occur before the next general election In any of said offices shall be tilled a now- pro- vldedby law. That said new connty whe created shall become a part of th twelfth Congressional District sod" sixteenth Senatorial District and shall Included in th Oconee Judicial Circuit and a Superior- Court for said county' Is hereby created which court shall have the tame jurisdiction as now provided by law for th So. perlor Courts of this State that th said court until otherwise changed by law shall be held oh the third Monday. of February and August of each year but the General Assembly Is hereby expressly given th power to change the term ef said court and to Increase the number thereof that th Justices of the peace sod constables re siding within the territory Included within the new County of Treutien as now provided by law. That the provisions of Chapter IS of.

the Code of 1910 are hereby made applicable to said proposed County of Treutlen and that all the- general laws of this State In reference to holding el c- tlon for the purpose of creating debt. end that tne said proposed County of Treutlen shall Hvhen created become In alt i respects a statutory county and shall governed by all laws now in force In this State relating to counties and county af fairs and shall be subject to the Legisla tive- control of this Stats. and the Leglala. Ours' of this State Is hereby given power to enact laws in reference to said county In the same manner and the sense extent that they baVe the power to legislate as to the other counties now existing In this State that the property of all taxpayers included within the limits se herein de fined of the paid. proposed County' of Treutlen Is hereby made chargeable with any debt that may have been Incurred by any of the counties from which the terri tory Included.

In the new county. Is taken by the legally constituted authorities of the county forth purpose of raising revenues for the benefit of either of said counties whether the said debt 1 a bonded debt or one which has bees Incurred for the benefit In any way of either of the counties. The value of the taxable property Included In the said Countyof Treut len at the time of the adoption of this amendment to Constitution la proportion to the value of the property left in the counties from which the said County of Treutlen Is taken shall determine the proportionate amount of the debt which shall be put upon the property of the taxpayers located In said proposed new county Authority Is hereby given to the ordinary of the said County of Treutlen end to the officers of the counties from which said territory Is taken who are charged with the management of the business of the said counties to settle and agree upon an mount of the said Indebtedness that shall be Resumed and paid by the aid County or TreutienI and It hereby made the duty of the ordinary of Treutlsn County when the amount of aid debt I so ascertained to cans a tax to levied upon all the property within the limits of th aid. County of Prentice of such per. oent as will be sufficient to discharge ld debt and In tire event of th failure or refusal or th ordinary or Treutlen county to lvy such tax It shall the duty ct the Jndga of th superior court of th circuit of which the said Coznty of Trentlm forms a part to compel th ordinary of th County of Treutlen to perform th duty herein required of him.

In the- event of the failure of th authorities of th said County of Treutlen to ascertain th pro portlonate part of said debt th eelS County of Treutlsn hereby required to pay or to the event th anthortt of th counties i fail to agree upon th amount of mid debt then either of sold counties may bring suit against th said Cooaf. of Treutlen In th Bupesler- Court ft said county for the purpose of having th pro portion of said bt so assumed by tit said County of Trevrtiea to oertaind. end th said court Is hereby gtven power tto enforce whatever Judgment may had the result-of paid trial by compelling the rdlnary of acid county to levy tax for th payment of said debt. Section S. That' sectiOn.

IM of Co Code of 1910 is rfrao to the rglaa tion of voters I hereby osprMdy mad applicable to said county Is addition to th provisions contained la section 1 hereby mad th duty of th ordlnnds of th several macUse In th territory la- eluded In said county to furnish th election manager th names of all persons legally registered and who reside in the territory Included Ira th said County of Treutlen and who are qualified to vet according to th laws of this State. Section' 2. Th Governor 1 hereby di rected sod required to submit this proposed amendment to th people of this State for their reIfication or rejection at th next. general election to held on Tuesday after th tint Monday In Noy. her 1518 and It shall be his duty to cans this proposed amendment to ad yertleed In at least paper- each Coniroodonal District to this State at least two month before said general election.

If majority of th legally'- qualified voter voting election ratify this proposed amendment. then ft hall become pa of the Constitution of thl JSatTwhon th vote 1 certified th Secretary of Butt. to th Ga or that a majority Of th legally II 4 rotcn voting. at said election bar voted in tutor of It adoption nd Governor ahaU tora hi proclamation to that effect Section 4 The form In which thl proposed ndmnt shall bmltU to th Seopl for their ratification or rejection halt be follow Tho voting for thi amendment shall written teud on their ballot th words vor of ealU of th. to ara- Betlon 1.

Articl 11 of Jfe Oon- crWunex th rrMt- tho ppod to th gfa tkm of thi. amendment shall bay writtenor ri-ate6 on their ballots th word- Against tlo of the TloPir.Iv Section 1. ArtleW 11. of th Con er atlne th County of Treat- 1B- Approved Anew 31 1IU Nr Th rfor X. Hugh It mm if tune Siuan hereby declaring nat th tor proposed amendment Mth then 1 sotoM tot ratieatiozd leoUoo to th voters of th tt eeilfled.

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cuntT suthwN cmer otad i aonc te lad IIe dlrlT be Intert te mddle the the SUta rve I di. rion aoC' te te ad Suna rfr te ae Itet thi nrh- bDd lt lad No 20. I te I lnd drct thenc dlr eu sd lne he I tntert the I Wa cuat lne thlncel 8utery nlon aone CUt lne te 8utea crer lad No I vI wt ota cht Ite sk ld 81 I ltert' te mde te Aaaa rnr IOrerl7 d. rOI aODC te mdele te ni te Jpa rvr Wlta e. clk thenc aoae te m4.

te I Wlhleh. ck plrt g. Ui Pan sa clnt terf hat Id Atlfn cUty hal atte te elnnth 4e' te j4ct drta te Aft 1 atora dttt at al te lel. vot r4 Yt t. It.

OUc1 0 Atla ertte ve memb. th ambl Udete OD te Wee I br olowc te Tcto tt props aendmet aalJ elet. a oria. cek cf the aprM' ur. herf eoner.

col tor. tx 1f. Seor a CUt teel a4 ne' cunt. ad eleton held' ate mIUa dt con. WIUilacohee.

Per8 AD mnner ow prylde I hotdl eeu C1t omc ad cuty of al qulf" ad I I etOia I tei' eletn sl ofc er yea. teir ec- caJ hal du elee ad quaUfe4 Tt. arbr cure AtlDsn bheld fourMondap aauar June ea er. cgonal ane fnatorat dltrlet. i eAl 1 1 cd WtI dofc I ter euprlor cut ad I Umil cunt hal ate abve unti ae chance provide.

alplcable ornlUon cun- I tls toUd ectons lnc iv. I lt' falt I a JDthn i net I hta lm 11 applcble al tht counte I Ston 2. furter Inaete authorty at thl pr- cnstltutoa hal i ec ee 7 I Tb aemhly. ha ben entlrd thllr jourll. the YlA.

an i a th hr gdr i Prlo d' am ndment pb- Ushld Ipat newlpapprs I onHkaa distrct tis at ate i frlod tw Donth pr edlDI tme holdln enerl ellton. ndthe veor furhl1 authorz Inltructe provie aubmlulln. lndment prop raUfraUon rjecton th. el ctor thl ate lecton hlld afer sid lublcaton. elcUon ev plr shal QUAlfed enUt.

vote for membrs of the gnerAl aSlembly. Al rsons votng at Id elUon In favor of adoptnl the prpeed amendmt hal wrten prntd word. rn- sttuUo crtng runty Atklnon aIL pnns opposed adopton prpsd ehAI writen thlr balot. Cnlttuton creatng cunty AtklMn I a joriy elector qualfe vee membrs Jfncral aetbly votn thlron shal ratficaton proposd ameldment. thln te toveror shal.

alceralns retar7 aat. to rtUrS hal ref rr msnnlr as rUlS ellcton member th. nera asmbly eraln resul. prclamaton. Insrion.

dly papr Announcnl delarng the mpndmert ratfll No. Hugh1 Done eror Ilse this prc- lamaton. forgolng prposed amendmlnt thl ronsttuton sbmitted ratfcation rjecton vottrs the. qulfed membre genrl gln- ellton br 5. 11.

HUGT M. Govrnor Govllor Slrelar Sta te Geo gla Executve Delartment Atanta 3. PROCLMATION Submittng' th Consttuton vote on gnlral ellctlon Tuls. ovlmbfr 5. 11.

Amendmnt Conllituton Glorga 1 muncipaltes Inj Fify Inhabitant morl. In. et certat clrcumatnces Gener1 ABembl7. Acslon In. propee th.

COnttuton a Resluton 198. wt reluton af Amendmnt Consttu- ton Georgia Rlpre- entatvea or GerJla. cncurring. Constlutlon Georga the Ame psed plople Resering lch corora- I tons beneft al IrovlslonA Conlltuton or Genlral As embly II lInrwlrld athorlz an corrrton dr tndbaA ho nm e. tht kc I I 1h ta an PISM href Ondd I PUblC lures mnlclplty sid bl cured afer Intpret lueh Imes uh means an uP1 ch terms I Gentral prpscre.

Provided en- ffrring po er. i shal bcome op ratve unt Bme i shal ben approved ton electon Counci municipalty two-thirds Qualfied ma id elfcton. consttute I at maoriy Qualfied muniipalty Furthlr' I shal publc ton of prvisions Artcle lsI. 8rg nI Traury epCflcly i ap I lrhlr reslved. Tht I Eleton proposl Amtndment shal submt recton ld writen halot.

eAt worr. CDSttu- tonal General' Ambly upn municipaltes tlnlng Hundrd I. an L. pr to. i IDaea aeo.

wora Aglnt Consttutonal authorlzlnl neral m.nlc- Ipaltea Thousnd Inhablant bndd shal rtfy ch amendmot Qualtd ber nersl votng shal blme Consttut shal mak. Proclamton crdln ly. Therefor. I. Dre 01- em or sid Poca- maton lecarn Iropos Amendmnt Cnsttutoa is ratficaton reectoa qualfied membr.

Gener mly eleton Novmbr I. Ut. DORET Gonror. SRNGE. 8et.

Stt. GA- Dpmt. PROCLMTON I Bbmlt prop adDt te I Conttuta to' vote at' te uar Ieloa to. TUeay. ls et CODettton a rpreantton count.

eriy leaC I IR orltl Ion I 11. prpae a uendmrt to I Clttuton ti Stte a at fO I approve AU Ut U. U1. wt RElREETATl NEW COUTIE No 34. tblowlnc I heeb pr Conttuton Stt.

I Scton atlk DC 1 I. Ston S. Paragrpl 1 te Ca- ttutOD 8bdtutln tert folowlZ I Iaarapl The Hou. Repfat tn. hl cnit mor I Dpntv approne aOe Oe era eut.

toUo. towt to I Cte bayIc larct ppuUoD via JltD Catha Rhmond Joyd ad KUO rprnnttn. el te 1 coute te larce poputon I Luren Call' te Ob uD i Buk. Bulo Tup. Hall Waton B.

I 1C i rnttv. ech ad t. rm. I IC CUU. one rpruatUv.

eh 1 te eVet rUeton ad- i te CtuUOD I Eva. entte utUon in te Gner Amb17 GC6 ad I te evat te rUlcUon the aeid I ment ctC te cute uteD I I. Atk Ck te. I te I catN crae a ertUe npton I te Ge mT I te CUtl a te et of rtl' to aea4ew' 1 eut. TUe AWn Ck I lor ete te leUOD hll I I ept cwU.

te An I uU U1. ude telaW 1 Iv eleUou fo meb a I e1tyO cU. te I lit a Ii hu 7 tJ 4 ta wh 4 1 amendntaa ITCet te eb eee H.r nrl AambT. I ab Inter UPD te Jou eah' Hou wih te ay pablbe 1 cne 01 mor pln ed Ccon 14 St. for to mat P.I lou tme holdnc te eal eleton ld sate ahaD I net ceAelpcton lbmtte te Pple tr rtcUen' 18.

the tolowC I I tor towt Itlltoa ae PUh 1 Scton1rlca te CoastuUo pvlnc rRa- I taton tl' Hou of prtUv CUDU nt. 0. rpl8nted" Or Act 1 rtflcat A aendmet PIPh 1 Son Aricle te Cntutn provdtnc npru ntaUoa I the Bon' RlrntaUve eultea Bo rp. Nlfe I maortT eletor. qualle tt membr otto Gr 70tlng thlrl aal rtfl- I ealon.

havlnl wten prnte tlr I balol te preedC for hch vt. ct tsd electon hl cnslite a rur laW eleto" br GenertAmbl ard rtum thlreof the govror he bal aendment adopte an mke I at la eof IOW I Arrove Auc 11. No. thereore I HUJh 1 Dr ernol State lee pr- lam ton hrb delarng tat foO. Prpold' onettuttoD I.

whmlte rUtctonor rej ctoD vote. 8ta qualfed membn Gen rl AemblT the generl elIton Tueda mbr I. 1518. DRSET. Gvror.

rovernor STRANGE Scntar Stte. I Gerga. Eecnuve Dpartment I Atanta Anlst 2. Ul. PROIMATION Sbmittng proptd Consttution Gerga votld on lct 1 a.

el i Pr graph 1. Secton 1. Artcle th. Contluton Georga. pr vAnA hleh prhIbis oldl rh ovtr undred I' lars HI fie' DRSET.

Gvror. I Wer. Glneral It. pfpoaed amendmint ea I 1 talt7 fl of PAY11FNT. EXTESION amEnd Pr aph' Sfton 1.

i Artcl. 7. rf Cnstituton Stat. 0 strke sl. par- aph thl frt provl8 prdes hal el- dlr ovr 1uDdred dolar.

othlr purss Slton 1 Bl Ina ttd Onlral I sm bly Gllrgla. I I the me. Puagaph 1. Secton Arlce Ia a lt' an I st fr ovr ra ov peron hal entted Consttutonal I of proper decrilton shal exed fiften hunrd dolare. secton a amendd ac hal a folow pwers I I ve hGe' i folo1nl purOI prvl lon Jer JIf lnt enlsted miitary flrlee Confderatp St te durlnlthe Unitd Sttf miiary srvice In' the lfn" of tile Confedrate or of the ganlaed mita of this Statea nd as hon.

ora bly dlschs rgcd therefrom I rp ldnt Stte oldlrs enlstd mlltry srvice Stat th. rgnnlzld miita Stte. dlld mi tar' rlce thererom thole ldtr lldltr sh1 entted provlslonsot thll Consttuional amendment sldl kled hl leprlved he sbatQupnty maried vetlran unles rec lvlng pn- blI 8e. 2. nl I enartld Consttutonal sh 1 two Gneral' sm ly ach Uous.

shal nterd JoraL wih ae nays ad Gvernor shal cus publshed re Congresional Disrct preCdlnl aeneral I ton. therlat ahal I wrltttn pon tcketa I tflcaton amendmnt. Pargrph 1. SeCton 1. Artcle Consttutnal amendmfnt trlke te tlfeen dolar alowed pn- rt1caton te ment Paragrph 1.

Secton 1. ATcl. 7. ConsttQUons srlkla fifeen dolar pr- vis alowed pnson a ma chos. I elector QUAlled' membr he nlxt Oener1 votng shal ratficaton.

thel sid shal pa Iragaph 1. 1. Artcle 7. ConAttutO Sts te. Goveror hl prclamaton thref s.

3. Inacted bthe aforelld. al ad par. conlct thi thl Sml herby repealed Augst 1. 11.

I. Drs ror eld 18' prla- maton reby for go- Iroposd Cn.ttu- ton submited rtf aton re- jeton voter qualfied membr Generl' te cen ral eleton HmJe fR nror. I BT1th GST TN E. Seta I I Executve Depatment Atat Augu 2. U1.

PROLMATION. Sbmlttng Conttuton Glgla vot electon h. Tesday. Novem 5. 11 amendmnt on A I r6ia I I alowed goveror wih help hi excelenc.

HGH 1. DOPEY Whera Ienra It Ut te nstt.ton thi ette a forh ac AUjue 0. It. I No toprpae ppl. tei raUflctoD rjcton a I aeDdmeat Arcle SOI 1 ph 1.

te CDtuto. Stte Gr 8or Te fotlwC aD4nt te Cutton Grc heb I pepl. Geca fo tll I I rtficaton rUn amen Arcle I Sctlen the ConaltutoD thel GIrcla etrklng fm ae Artcle Secton. PaJacraph U. In- I art leu sid palaph the I TI Goverr shal the I appint hl OD Scretle.

not ncIa Dumbr. prv4e ote clerc mT relJ I ofOc ala. clercal for I otc ehal xc ta- thouand dota SUOOOOO ad tht hat eced eiher 4tU i IdIrtT a 1. rend te I Gveror te elercl a- aD I Se 2. Irovldd Tat thl adopte t1 t01aDd I dot.

apprprte hal bm avtabl. the JaU. 11. th lt the slarie clerle upn 1f tt I a 0 e.4 toU elerl hre Io I cenlecl wt i te Geor. re I.

the Yeol I re- qu a. the enera elUoa te ate the flr Novembe. It. tl aenceDt te pp. tu Stte f.

thei rUcaUon rJeoD tat te tor ad bm sh a folo. I rUflcato. te ame8emelt Aie S. SUOI 1" gal rtlc. Ace" SOD 1 Ue Ctu 4.

Gveror I herebl ruied' eu the abv. amedment t' lle I OO oWap el CDe. Ioa Dlllc i the Ste te sa mort bfor te' IU cre I aeUa ad te vot ct. ld ale. Un a aldet' eD- 81t4 I te aCU.

1 8w a r1 111 I ete' mebR to Gr Am17. a I te rt the 8 1' t. vmor te 8td8 jrU te ea A1 I favr te. rufUt t. ad.

1 ment thl a te 1 OVe 1. PftO t. de te aopt 1 alal te rtaUI Q8 APPrVe. Z. I1 Xowi' i e.

wJ prt de tht te rotcp aedt tot. C. 8tU s1te to rtncton jetD thvteR Ste qu1 Ytlb mll of. te Onpr' MmblJ te" cener. 1etOD b.

hl4 on by Novmbr I. HGH. DRSEY. 00. te Gmor SRGE St Stt.

8. ut ADtU. 11. PROLUUTON SbtUC prpa aladeattoto CnttuUOQ Gea ole 01. the ne etol bheldon T.

Novembr' Ul. sdaen4eatto Pcp ISOD Artle Tot te CntUatonof Ge a e. Ie a et. mualclp eoratOI. pUUc dvon at.

Incu 4e wIt twth1of te quald Yten yoUg. elttoD tat purps Hi Ecelec GonraO. Wher. Genera Almb it dol prp aendment' to Cn lnUoa tl. at I apJoed Att Zj 11.

owIt ECTIONS OJ VOTE No 411 A at rpk I StoD AUcte 7. te ConUtutn te Stt. Gercla. juernc btWHD te thent the at te o- lne Id palaph te folowlac. votlC 1.

autor wih the twotlrd. bfthqul rr lc tio tC el cton pu ld a preb Seton 1. Be I eacte te Gee Ambl te Stle Urcl ae is enacte te a. tat. Parph 1 Ston Aicle te CODsttuton th.

ltte the se herbY. aende Insetng betwen the ore therot te at a o. cu the sd panaph the tollwil. vot vde ad two votl" hal I mjort of. te terdyoten ae prvde ter tat al law.

chater ad orlnale bertotore ped- ecte prvidlncp recltraton te cu Ue mUDiclpl cmpraton ad oter' polUcl dJlsona th tate p. te I- bDd sch couDtes Dualepa corraton. and' pltca' civllon are he delare' nul yot4d sbal herefer hav pwer pa prvldnl ach plal recltrtoD the vaUdt any' ad al wue auc countes macpal cororaton ot. pltc dlvlslon prior. Januar 1.

11 shal be' lete Id paalaph whenso halreae tolO. Paarph 1. hereaferlncud cunt corpratol pttcl tte xcelt a thi Conttuton prvlde al exce' pr cetum vaue al propr there muicipaity Ivleon hal Incu ay debt tempon ton caual deClencle. revenue exedlnc ffh the eae val te txabe properT tberel wih. te uent two qualfe voter therot votnl electon tat ruos ld a Jrucrlbd provide two votnc shal bea majorty rellater voterl pal charer po- heretfor ased enated proyldJnl registraton te countn rpratoD poltcat thi sate pas UpOf un bnds ech corporaton.

pltcal heeby decared. I bf nul neral Aesmbl Ihal hprater hve pwer apala regltraton valdiy al bnd lues countes municipl praton. oter poltcl Januaryl. 11. shal afected bt cty I :8 eOf een i I tme.

adOPtOn. Uts consttu tOD msy bt authoried la. Incre' an tme amont sid thre centm upn ch 8d vlatoD I a eth propse Cnsttuton sh1 bn two-thirds mbr elet HoUs Generl eme. leen enter oumsl wih te tken theren. Goveror shal sid aRlndment pblihe leat newpaper Conre- sllnal preceing tme th.

generl eleton. Ston 3. furer enactl I aforesld abve proposd ehal ubmlted ratflc. toa eleto. tis nex gener.

eleton be afer publctoD econe eton tht at 10 IV ar elecon IItrct atae. eve. pna ehal b. qulfe I entted member Generl Aueml Al perans I teat adoptng proposed Consttu- ton. hal writen I balots 1ord riicaton Parcph cton 7.

Arl. I or ao 11 etae to an Mnt two-thirds t. qualfe yoUn ee ton pure ma precrbed al peron. adopton hal wrtan prInte th lr ba lt ors A alnst rattlcaton Paragrph 1. Seton 7.

tce T. Consttuton. as thorlal ay munlclat eorporaton poltcal dlyleon ct atae ntwdebt wih aent twoIblrds lof qualle votlr votng ata etecton forthat prse presrb majoriy qulfed membr Gnerl Asmbly votnl therea shl ratficaton theet. the r- hl con8l ate a ure' I eletone membre te Gner Ambland retur therof mae Gnror hal delare sd a40pted prolamaten lof rent lublcatons rsult d. nap ier e.

Inde I ratted Seton 4. I furthe enact authorty aorlsld Tat al pr. otlaw cOlfc at I eme ar' repae Augt 0. 11. I tblrfa.

I. DDT. G. ald tt thll lamatoD heeb delaring fer ctn prpl the I ton bmiU. rtfiCton lje ton fth quaUIe ltmb.

the Gener at te cenerl lecton toi hed Ta Novmbr I. tlL UGHK DRSE. 00 I te aoor SRGE Set St. I I I State Orca EeUn Dep1f I' Atata iON I prpl mendm Dt io te CnltuUon Gorgia vote te gener eleton hlld I Tuly Movmbr 5. ut.

sid. mendm lt Paralraph StoD ArlleU. Cunt pr. ton. 10ntlomef ca.

te. twa. Spron the oB tJ Hbieelener I DRET. Oeror 1 Wherea' the Gnerl mbly" I Ion I tl. propd fmendmenl th CnttatoD t.

Stte ust tor I a Ac approve Aan Ul. wt a prop th4Ut eleR thi Ste a amndlt. t. Pa- crph stn Ale 1. Ue Cn' ti SttLTh.

fOIOI amendment prpd the Hoof ReprntUv- a St ot. Gc PaPh 2. SUD 1 tcl :1. o. th ao ea frm prtol Jotl Erul Cute.

Wa4t b' i sr 1 TODer AmblyOt Bte rct heeby PIJ I pPe 0 aDmat' paj a. a 1 Ce 1. ote tttOQ t1 8tUlOI1w. a4tn the Cut' hertfor' i bl a I mrt te abe' a fO OIC I Pl so ad aCe Ue CDtt ti Stte. te I beeb et aUone01tywhlh e1th ete sl kD" at tl 0 I i nm tee Xtr4 E11 4 th' 8 trtf.

t. fe. foUn O. Ct. 1 b.

bcu41 te tol1 I 4ab bia I Stat. lt 0 te e. te wb iR 11 C' epN lw De On I a' I Blat Ckt pbtUr 1 Ba. a' aCt U- I. Doa d' Br P4 kW ztli btKeatmld :1 c.

CBt 11IBd ofte OhOPRtJ. pabl. J4 rmWttm" Blea ti to. Sr lgt lt- a KoWi Bd te Ohop. J.

teac wp therD of t' Oho Ryal flKr tI McmJ te ad palle IC theOtp tI ellJ 4rUoa aOD sv a. I DbU pabtrtohe a pabt 1' te. lr. bt a4E11 CUIU theac 1 eutWMY4lo aoq' tet 1 I. btl.

te JntCulUe of Eauel' an Lu. Pn4etoB thenc aoc i te eult lne btMI' ru ad Kotcme CoUt. t. Ke. Ck tnce d01 Mecr.

Ck 8uttel. dlrtoa wh. KO. Ckempu tto t. 0.

RvI tec dOte' One' 1tote maU Re Lat Ckat te arcpit I te sd C1t t. cr te the eut taUb atteTW Spe. I te C1tT UODtmef. Tat1 th. amndent hal rtned te poptwhelth e1 abmte t.

tem tei. rtcaton. teaol' ft Weeay IDmb 1IL I eletOI. la b' beld. he eteton.

cunty 0 s. tn. ra I it tAtHft i WILL IIN IIENRYBSTRANGE i I night or Public MAQIST RECORaENROLMENT oboys fac- mans 1916. as nd PaulEtheridge IWiL1 A. or rum rec- I attacking I I 1 1 I I I I tI I.

JASLKEY SayAbout I staxsiswell Judgof th ny App. I countieg an ego these INI the itate. reeehd.Z54 I th stats. we the sZtr the I Ie jt 19111 th aj' a. as und we 1 F- Ge.

S. 4 Anderson I i l- Yoweg lv 3udg. it. i Bentley George A 3. Moo 8avs i I Ross.

Quflllen V. B. Mumpbj. Haflm AAl3on Bedgoog 5 J. WCflyere Hugh I a 8.

1111 I. so wterss Its session tol a 1 i I 1 numberjf so as sixth. ninth i. I fthattIc1e I. 2.

four" lieu one part one 2. Article subsectlona Forty Forty composed Fiftieth first au- 2. suboection 2 sub-see- so sub-sections 7 35 ci- Wheeler. Twenty-seventh Thirty-fifth Thirty-ninth au- sub-sections herOby errnac ted shall sssns shell submitted I 3. 3 printedsn bai- 3- 1 I.

ernor 1. btasesf lsurgt aeveuclee Dnpwesaant the so rosa as 1 the 1 11 111114 wit pita- I In em 1 the th. 9 line lan4 dl- the ebee the shall be be be 4 the the the the the the the en-- Monda the a th been propoaedamendtnent members All parsons voting saId electIon adoptIng amendment shall aiiperions enera I orountan I sseemhly i ing Amendment oncurr ing. ac- I I cast spur. par thu nembsr 2.

111 to the 1 its fort Ii i a the as the the the the I I Cowets. I the a the the the I be I the the ths the 0 I the I the the I I the I the I Ita Se. Isi the I 5i1U the I I the a I counties the the wbesid be th. of be the. ayeaand pabtiehsd one p5k- be 1 I i I ow 1 If or ofthe be as I Dorsey.

proc a 24. I 5. 7. bol' State sst 1910 1. I.

7. ax- Con arm. Confederate or- militia State and was ex eeoc two wlththe I I I I I part I I 6. I the I a 1 the Oh. the tile as te or.

I the the the 1519 the repan to this the the b. the 1. uAga 8. the Ie lIe the as the Oh. ths ad' the be the Oh.

the castat sai' electj the the duty ta. his an the tto- IL ThntorsLaujhUDorssyO1u ern BtateI- I this' the prposeamendmat the etitstion lv- the tao the As the to the 8rjtAJ Scre ari iitii 24 the be 5 the Is. the His its pr possd the 2 151 45 1. the Ohs the a Os- th. oriotitlpi the an si the the the 7 7 be.

the at as cc- the be as the two-thirds pro- nacta ny I sauce 1. the assessed perce 2. vot- tngat Ins op- I I as I I I th5 I I state prO-n- I I the the be 2 1518. ItUOH H. DORSBT.

Governor. I the oernor ef Stats. I II A the I 1918. saId 2. as thi.

seal. I as loan Act actCo the- electors Para ofthe I tltutiOfl Stats. I Ho Bepm5ntati Qeoggs I Paragraph 11 the I the sama- I I ty Emanuel Counties to be I OtlZltyw1th thT I of tA. I elate people amendment 1i. the stitutiofl thisState as a exi lag created the sembly those I lion this there is be rs ty.

teIit 1 ito be lbs the I 4 I forth. said Countyot be IscIudId. the to at the side ot tae oooae theivor emisesBd a LIne oa. Pa41ts exs' I thenresltliSi a ties In a Xtlvm' the the lead" Oh. to Moore's the the- Ohoopee- River.

Moore's 06 the Dssbilapublle croees the th a wsterly rosdcrosees the rena and- a- southweetery the llae the abs line aa Oeek the Ocone down ta. the Red Bif at the starting point That the I seat- be the oper I the flat be the same to them tk 111 be I that be the 51- the tjy the time be the re the the to tovote the are thesald I ne I I the the. I he the law the the the the the' designated the the the as the the the whose Is the the the I votes the the the I cciv to such te be I the the at be. as re- I so The I I I I as That-said neweounty wheA I a- the Itorial sbaile the I the the I the Ofsaid thenumber the re- Thatthe else- i when I be nowln af. subjectto sai' I I Included purposeof is Coontyof3reut.

tli I. causeatutob. upoqall of the of' said a eventof thf toe be- the the the the perfo the the the the pro-- tha the aothoritieq the the I debt a the. the isa debt be the I to be a. result of a i the 44 the Ia sod the said is the the the the said te the the the vote the' The Is di- Oh the the be the cause be od- one a the at ssld CI Stat.

when the is by the Governor the quciitkq4 have its and Ohs hIS tai- amendment be submitfoga- pie a Those amendment have ogeasog. thelrba-l0la the we a cretth5 Countyn 4 the lb tU1es a leIlAp ved 1 8Uk2LDOreGova mi Statedo this prod. matSon Jha tbego. amendmttth to- 15 or re. x.

the the tate veto' thGee4a the hei4 2 the a..