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! UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., NOVEMBER 1, ltH This Week between Mohammed and Marcus Aurelius, and, apart from his asser tion that liberty is an unimportant word, we find little to criticize in his living may see an important branch t.ad r.ot had Mussolini it would have had anarchy. By Arthur Brisbane by ARTHUR BRISBANE FINANCING AIRSHIPS OUR PROPERTY THE "BEST” SPEAKEASIES REMOVES OWN APPENDIX I)r. Eckener and his fellow offi cers of the big Zeppelin hope Ameri can capital will interest itself >n the building of five airships for trans- Atlantic flights. A big New York bank is said to be interested. All are interested in toe develop ment of aviation. Every useful new thing h<-lr> general prosperity. « we can’t build the airships ourselves, the next best thing is to finance them. FORRENT—Six room I Franklin street fronting Militray College. Immrdi •ion. Modern eonvenien water, plumbing, $25.00 | Apply L. S. Fowler. Phoi A PROCLAMATION Submitting a proposed amendment to the Constitution of Georgia to be roted on at the General Election to be held on Tuesday. November ti. 1928. v.!H amendment to Paragraph 1 of Sec ion 7 of Article 7 of the Consti tution of Georgia, so as to provide for allowing the City of loiGrange to In crease Its bonded Indebtedness, In ad- 1 it ion to and separate from theuwount >f debts heretofore allowed. operating a waU the City of LaG hit tilled IndebUMlDM* ill and 1" addition GEORGIA, Baldwin County: 10 nnJ neparate from the amount ot To whom j, Moy Concl . rn . George S. Carpenter, having ap- debts hereinbefoi system for APPLICATION FOR ADMINISTAA-I a distance of awl * ~~ - my incur a TiON I point et to the Said sale will tblr paragraph amount piled to me for permanent letters of administration u >on the estate of John Young, deceased; this is to noti fy the next of kin und creditors of said Jonn Young that said applica tion will be heard before me at the regular November Term, 1928, of the 202. By His Excellency, L. G. Hardman. Governc State of Georgia. Executive Department, August 27, 1928. TAX LEVY The following tax levy is made by j the Commissioners of Roads and' Revenue** of Baldwin County for, the year 1928. WHEREAS. The General Assembly Upon motior. the following order | lt Jff teB9 i on ]„ 1927 proposed an levying taxes for County purposes ime ndment to the Constitution of this for the year 1928, was passed: state as set forth in an Act approved WHEREAS, the total amount of ; August 22. 1927. to-wit: property returned for taxation in LuGHANGE WATERWORKS Baldwin County for the year 1928 BONDED DEBT, i, SJ.807.2C0.00. No. 363. it is therefore considered, ordered : An Act to amend paragraph and adjudged that there b. allowed to be ineurn In the aggregate not exceeding the sum of five hundred thousand ($500.- 000.00) dollars, and such Indebtedness not to be incurred except with the as- seut of two-thirds of the qualified vot ers of such city at an election or elec tions to be held as may now or may ^ ^ ^ _ hereafter be prescribed by 'aw for the j ^T u ‘“ r i “ rra ' 1 " 0 * Incurring .of new debt,, by anld City ol C4urt °< Ordinary of said county. LaGrauge. Witness my hand and official Sec. 2. Be it further enacted by the ■ signature, this first day of October authority aforesaid, that whenever { 1928. tin abore proponed amendment to the w H STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary Constitution shall be agreed to by two- thirds of the members elected to each j of the two Houses of the General As sembly, and the same has been en tered on their Journals, with the aye: ^ and nays taken thereon, the Governor confined j n a d ee( j t 0 secure LAND SALE j GEORGIA, Baldwin County: Under and by virtue of power upon all the property returned foi taxation levy in said County and up «»n all property in said Mr. Alfred P. Sloan. Jr.. oral Motors, and h of C,( dollar of the the airplane field. Marshall—a firm of Pittsburgh now constructing ready made steel frames for houses—might well turn from steel to duralumin to build all-metal dirigibles und frames. ountv sub- ixteen mills .•due there- lat is to wy, a tux of one and i-nths per cent, which levy is for county purpose* ofr the year and is in addition to the school hereinafter levied, p above tax is levied for the ring purposes tiou 7 of article 7 of the Constitution of this State, us now amended, so as to provide for allowing the City of LaGransc to increase its bonded indebtedness, in addition to and separate from the amount of debts hereofore allowed under said para graph under certain circumstance*, for the purpose of purchasing, re pairing. or building a waterworks on 1- Be it ei .1 Assemble of ™“ '” r Jeomto. ami it fa. herd “ ,n *"* I< ’ 1 ' the authority of the Hat trnph 1 of section 7 o of 0-100 per |h ,. Constitution of tins id by the article shall, and he is hereby authorixed and # debt b w A Austin Instructed, to cause said amendment „ , „ . , ..... , ... to bn published In nt lout two new,- ^change Bank of Milledgeville, papers In each Congressional District Georgia, on March 7th, 1928, which in this State for a period of two deed is recorded in the office of the months next preceding the time of Clerk of the Superior Court of said holding the next general election. | County, in Book of Deeds No. 12, Sec. 3. Be it further enacted by page 342, the undersigned will sell, the authority aforesaid, that the at pub | ic out . cry> before the Court above proposed amendment shall House da „ r „ f Mid Count lie submitted for ratification or : _ , . .... rejection to the eleetor. of thir. for ca«h. within the State nt tho mat general elec h " ur ' nf "" 'Ah day of tlon to ue held after publication as November, 1928 the following de- pro vided for in the second section of scribed parcel of land, to-wit: this Act. In the several election dis- All that tract or parcel of land tricts of this State, at which election . ituate, lying and being in the City every person shall be qualified to vole of Milledgeville, Baldwin County. Georgia, being part of lots Nos. 1 and 3, in Block 37, according to plan.-: of said City, bounded as follows: On the North by Montgomery Stre id foi obilei ub-d. 1-10 pei the said p keeping all plant;, duction, is one pro The Northwest 1 jail 4-10 nendrd by adding iragrapli the fol- the City of Ln- • time ns neccs- repairing, pur- k.eceiiuiry pipc- bers of tile General Assembly, persons voting at such election favor of adopting the proposed amei ment to the Constitution shall h: l bonded unfortunately. In New York old, having- vai open to gray hairs tried to hang himself from a thirty-story window. He did not nucceed in hanging him self, but fell and was killed. Mr. Roy Howard looks before he leaps and decides not to lenp, after having alcoholic drinks analyzed in many of New York’s "best" speak easies. In eight “high grade*’ establish ments hiw agents purchased liquors actually deadly. Only two or three places out of twenty-eight sold whiskies non-poisonous. And they also were poisonous since alcohol, as fools use it in, al ways a poison. Something new In modern surg I)r. Robert Meals, young surgeon of HeUoywood. thought that shock after sjigical operation is caused by anaest letica, not by the operation. To est his theory he removed hihs own apondix, lying on the operating table propped up, asking the assist ance of a brother surgeon only in lo cating the appendix and removing adhesions. A fine displny of self-control and Local anaesthesia was employed, but could not prevent internal pain. This operation again lfaiscc the question. “What IS courage?” It reminds us that not long ago before anaesthetics were used, all operations were accompanied by terrible pain. The clergy suid it was a jdinme to use anaesthetics because it feated the will of God, who de*»ii his creatures to suffer. That op ion has bene abandoned. , T» pay the salaries and coun y officers 122-100 per ion* prosper-! 1.22 mills, and it- That For supplies for county could hardly! 28-1000 per cent or 28 mills, so with all. To build and repair publi 14-10 par cent or 4 mill-'- . fifty years! To rebuild and repair iught a job bridges across Fishing Creek. Towi Creek, and Camp Creek, recently de stroyed and damaged by flood 1-11 per cent or 1 mill. ^ ^ _ To build and repair other public ^ incurred except with the assent of bridges 4-10 per cent or 4 mills. {two-thirds of the qualified voters of To repair court house, jail and said city at an election or elections other public buildings tax of 2-10 to be held as may now or may here- cer cent or 2 mills. To pay expense of health depart ment, a tax of 15-100 per cent or 1.5 mills. And the tax collector of said coun ty is hereby ordered to asM?ss and collect for the use of said county of Baldwin for the above purposes for the year 1928, a tax of one and six- tenths per cent, that in to say, a tax of sixteen mills upon each dollar of property subject to taxation in said county. i ficcrs f or the building, constructing < roads City of LaG range. may ini indebtedness in addition to and sep- public iratu front the amount of debts here- Town inbefore in this paragraph allowed to ie incurred, to an amount In the ng- regute not exceeding the sum of five uudred thousand t$500,000.00) dol lars, and such indebtedness not to be after be prescribed by law for the incurring of new debts by said City of LaGrange; so that said paragraph of the Constitution when amended iliall rend us follows: Paragraph 1. The debt hereafter Incurred by and county, municipal corporation, or political division of this State, except as in this Consti tution provided for. shall not exceed seven per centum of tho assessed val ue of all the tuxable prrperty therein, tnd no such county, municipality or di vision shall incur any ne w debt, except mporary loan or loans to supply written or print Grange to lacreat all persons oppaiet! to the adoption of thr- amendment f-hul! have writte: or printed on their ballots the word: “Against tlie amendment allowing tin City of LaGrange to increase i'; bonded indebtedness for waterwork: t * ie East by lands of Eldei lug City of La- Minnie -Maude Williams; on bunded iudebt- South by lands of D. G. Guilin?, others; and on the West by the land of Minnie Maude Williams. Th< boundary line uround said parcel of land ruhs ay follows: Begi the corner of the lot of Elder Jones on Montgomery Street, the line run: OJn .-ui. thence in a Southerly direction a Sec. 4. Be It further enacted by r *£ht angles to said Street a diHtunci the authority aforesaid, that the Gov- of 105 feet to the lands of D. G ernor be and he is* hereby authorize!. Gullins; thence at right angles in j. and directed to provide for tho submis- Westerly direction a distance of 35 sion of the amendment proposed la the f ee t; thence at right angles first section of this Act to a vote ol Northerly direction a distance of" 105 Montgomrey Street; thenc. of section 1 of article 13. und by this purpose of raising fund^tt i° r following described note ^ lht ^ interest thereon, and the cost / Proceeding, which the deed & l ' mentioned was given to *'**« 0n . e note dated March 7th 'm, $550., 1 bearing interest aft „ tonty nt the rate of eight per annum, containing a to P.y attorney,'feer and of ^ homestead and exempli,,,. mid note being s ig ned b ,' '' htl ' Austm and payable to the V, ' Bank of Milledgeville, Ceorri "" Order. There i, „ ow ,j U( ° r "• note the sum of $650 71 besides interest at eight p er , per annum from June 5th. The undersigned ed to the purchase, in said security deed. Thw 2nd day of October lore EXCHANGE BANK OF Mil rVn'r*. VILLE, GEORGIA. Hines £ Carpenter, Attorney,' f cr Exchange R ank . ! r : ri»l. SPECIALIZED SERVICE— c - H. AfiDREP/S & SON. : "Nothing Bo, ln.nr.nc EXCURSIoTn^Fs^ COLLlill „ BUS. CA. georcia-auburn footbal CAME NOVEMBER 3. I92g rare and one-third round trip fr Point, m Georgia and Alaham $ ‘-°l "'i 11 apply from point! limit November 4. Ask ticket agent for further i mation. :tion of this Act to a vote the people aa required by the Con- fcct stltutlon of this State in paragraph 1 . . , , . - „ -' r r MTDll of section 1 of article 13. and by this nght angIe * in an E««erly direc- EN TRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWA' Act; and if ratified, the Governor on a,on K said Montgomery Street i Tfc« Right Way shall, when he ascertains such ratifi- cation from the Secretary of State. ' to whom the returns shall be referred 11^11X1^X11 XT T~^ TTTTWWWW ^T'W'WW 1 in the manner as in eases of election for members of the General AHsembl> ; lie schools of said county for the ye 192 will 1.0 coin iu to Brazil each year. red that the tax , CUHUa j deficiencies ollector of ?«id county assess and 1 3X ceeU one-fifth of one per centum of °Ilect a tax of 1-2 per cent, that j the annual value of taxable property s to say, of five mills upon each dol-1 therein, without the assent of two lar of property subject to taxation j thirds of the qualified voters thereof I county for the support of pub- al an election for that purpoHi It further ordered that there levied and collected upon all of the property returned for taxation the following school Districts of said county as a local school tax for ichool purposes in said Districts for he year 1928, the following taxes: For Midway School District 1 mill. For Coopervillc School District, 1 mill. This order signed in open court, this 19th day of September, 1928. COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND be Incurred, held as may be prescribed 1*. but any city, the debt of which doeH not exceed seven per centum of the assessed value of the taxable property at tho tlr*'» of the adopt'on of this Constitution, may he authorized by luw to increuse. at any time, the amount of said debt three per centum upon such assessed valuation; except that the City of Augusta, from time to the purpose of count and ascertain the results, is sue his proclamation for one insertion in one of the daily newspapers of this State, announcing such results and declaring the amendment ratified. ' f Sec. 5- Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, thut all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act lie and the same are hereby repealed. Approved August 23, 1927. NOW, THEREFORE, I, L. G. Hard man. Governor uf said Slate, do issue this my proclamation hereby Ueclar- j ing that the proposed foregoing I ^ ;.mcndm< nt to the Constitution Is J ^ submitted for ratification or rejection ' ^ to the voters of the State qualified to j, a vote for members of the General As- j f ^ sembly at the General election to be j F't held on Tuesday, November G. 192S. ^ L. G. HARDMAN. I K,d Governor. |1 By the Governor: George H. Carswell, Secretary of State. , >>1 A GREAT HELP to any woman is the laundry that can relieve her of the car . e * weekly wash day. No more depending on un- reliable laundresses, no more worries about the weathei. Nothing to do but make up a package and let us cal! for it. Delivered, of course. ADMINISTRATTOR’S SALE gainst Him incu 4 upon its power- REVENUES OF BALWIN COUNTY gregate GEORGIA. a bonded indcbtci producing canal : works, lu addition to the debts her before in this paragraph ullowed imount in tho a - GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Nnchlro Fukuhara, head of a $5 000,000 Japanese syndicate, will d rect colonization in the rich state o Para, source of excellent rubber. Already on? city in Brazil is ir habited almost exclusively by Ja; The Japanese are kind to their chil dren. No Japanese ever strikes a child. Consequently the children thrive, and families are big. Crandchildren of American* now doings, remembering that if Italy of A*ia established on the continent south of us. That is the business of Brazil and TERRIBLY ILL Kentucky Lady’s Health Was Very Bad. Had Severe Pains and Could Not Sleep. Lexmgton. K.v. -Mrs. J. H. Nichols, v ho lives at 513 Elm Tree Lane, -u... .iys that Cardul lias been tu \aluablc assistance to her on two occasions, which she tells about be low: “Some few years ago. my health was bad. I had very’ severe pains in my sides. My nerves were in a teiTible condition. I could not rest. “The lower part of my body was very sore. I could hardly stoop over to lace my shoes. I would have to put my foot on a chair. I did not feel like eating, and did not sleep well at all at nights. “A friend of mine recommeried Cardul. I began taking it and saw quite an Improvement in my con dition. I kept it up until I felt Mussolini Hays the Italian pres* i* perfectly free, but it must not criticize Fa*cisnio, or hi* policies. Niwi.pxp.r- MAY rriticixr hi, vio. Ip ,j nuld ^74 l:n playing if they rhoosc. TBcwand. of women have writ- Mussolini remembers thnt Nnpole- ten to tell how '’ardul helped them on said, “My government coul last two weeks if I allowed libe the press.” says, she found herself in a ner vous. run-down condition. “I took Cardui again," she adds, “and it helped me wordcrfully. It la a Ket rid of ' a In and suffering. Cardul Is a ir. Id. medicinal tonic, m3de from pur y vegetable ingre- Extraordir.nry are Mussolini's *uc- t- and good judgement. He un ears on the page of history, a cross •dlii" fifty per centum of tho combined value of such propor- $ ties, the valuation of such properties to be fixed ns may be prescribed by I law, blit said valuation not to exceed a figure five per cent, on which shall represent the net revenue per annum produced by the two such properties together at the time of said valuation, and such Indebtedness not to be in curred except with the assent of two- tliirds of the qualified voters of said city at an election or elections fur that purpose to he held as may be now or may hereafter he prescribed by law for the incurring of new debts by the Haid City Council of Augusta: except that the City of West Point, from time to time as may be neces sity for the purpose of protecticyi against floods, may incur a bended indebtedness in addition to and sep arate from the amount of debts here inbefore in this paragraph allowed to 'jp incurred, to an amount In the ag gregate not exceeding the sum of neven hundred and fifty thousund dol lars and such indebtedness not to be incurred except with the assent of two-thirds of the qualified voters of such city at an election or elections to be held n« may now or hereafter prescribed by iaw for the incurring of new debts by said City of West Point. Except that the City of La Grange, from time to time ns neces- •iry for the purpose of repairing, pur chasing or constructing waterworks ’ system, including all necessary pipe line, pumping-stations, reservoirs, or anything else that may be necessary for the building, or constructing or 0 Milie-geviile Laundry anci Dry Cleaners PHCNE ► y y y y y y y y y y y s y M r y HT M By virtue of nn order granted at 1 the October term, 1928, the Court; of Ordinary of Baldwin County, will | first Tuesday in November, 1928. Kxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxii^f at the court-house door in? said coun-, ty, betweii the legal hours of sale, to ‘he best and hlgh st lidder fcr cash. ^ the following described property, ^ to-wit: A One house and lot situate, lying T and being on South Liberty Street T in the city of Milledgeville, Ga.. j ▲ known and distinguished in the plan ^ of said city as part of Lot No. 1 in ♦ Square No. 59; bounded on the North by lot formerly owned by Mrs. Lucy J P. Wagon, now owned by Miss Eliza- T both Jones; on the East by Liberty a Street; on the South by Mra E. J. 2 Flemi>ter and on the West by A. J. 2 Carr. Sni dlot fronts on Liberty ▼ street a distance of 64 ft. and 8 ih. J and runs back in a westerly direction Y of equal width a distance of 118 feet. A This October 1, 1928. jA E. J. Flemister, Administrator of.w the Estate of Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, ! ♦ deceased. i ▼ ms it The Flour Jn Thr hieltI of Flours RIGHT ALWAYS ALL WAYS FOR RENT Two 2 Rooms tnd Bath Apirtments In one of the moat desiablc Section, in the City Phone 3S2-J. GLORIA SUPREME HIGH PATENT GLORIA IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO YOU IN SELF RISING FLOUR John Conn Company DISTRIBUTORS Milledgeville, Georgia