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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, CA, DECEMBER 2«, I in C ACCOUNT IS YOU* BEST FBIEND ?l*«* mf R*fuff« ;« Tim* of Trouble, Stfi prtlifrat of Socioty for Thrift ALABAMA BARS ALL BOLTERS OF PARTY Action of Democratic Committee Aimed et Voter. Who Failed to Support Al Smith for President Montgomery, Ala. — The state democratic executive committee to day barred United States Senator look upon my savings ! J- Thomas Heflin, a candidate to suc- •, dependable [ feed himself, and Hugh A. Locke, of S. W. Straus, president of the American Society for Thrift, says in a timely letter on this subject: "I nave learned to Lank account as „ . friend—the kind of friend that will | Birmingham, a gubernatorial candi- stand by me if I should ever be in date, from the Alabama democratic need. It affords me satisfaction to primary next year because of their know that 1 have a good friend of refusal to support Alfred E. Smith, this kind.’’ democratic presidential nominee in The foreemns paragraph is from l “ t * cneral ' 1 ' rtion - a letter received by the writer from By a vote of 27 to 21, the commit- a man who has been patiently raving tre decided to bur from the demo- money for a number of years. The erotic primary Aug. 12, 1930, all idea of personifying one’s bank ac- candidates for feleral, state, district count in this manner is, we believe, <>r circuit officers who supported a very helpful idea. Human friend- President Hoover. County offices ship is one of the most splendid were not affected by the committee's things in life. A friend who cun r.l- ruling, the matter being left to the ways be counted on U indeed a price- discretion of the county committees, less possession. We have other, The resolution invited all voters blessings in life but we never ean who believe in th n principles of the rise above the need of human friends, democratic party to cast their votes There is an old raying that "a in the August primary, the only re- frier,.! in need is a fri.nd indeed," 1 uirc ”’ cnt that they eupport and that is the kind of friend one’s ' ,h » non > l " M » in th,! K 1 ’"'™ 1 savinjr account always it. j °* cc ** on - Human friendship is, of course, a 1 Whilc Hcflin ■ J " d 1 -' >ckt ' »« l ’“ r " !d Croat thine in the time of trouble. J from lhc democratic primary by the In the some way a savings account | ''"''"I’ thl ' f ormer announced today is a place of rr fug,- or help in time- m Washington he would again he a of trouble, and should not he created ! candidate. Both Senator Heflin and merely for the sake of having name- Mr - Locko <“t’ expected to campaign thing to fall back upon when wc art " independent democrats, in need. But when troubles do come The resolution to bar “bolters” to a mun he turns to his friends for was introduced by S. A. Lynne, of DR MURRAY KING Phone 229-L Re*. 105 Jefferson Street Veterinarian Milledgeville. Georgia 666 i. a Proscription foe Cold,, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilim Fever and Malaria. It is :1m most spoody romody known. th< n pa thy .and, if he need he, help. In same way hi* turns to his bank ount a- a means of salvation when otherwise might be swept dov It also is to be recommended that one's bank account is a friend to whom one may turn for help when opportunity for self-advancement comes along. Many a man owe: succes. in Iif« to the fart that he was able to take advantage oi opportunity when it presented itself —an opportunity that could not have been utilized had he been with- it is well to keep in mind the thought that a savings bank account is a friend and that every dollar we aad to this account makes this friend just that much stronger and that much more able to help us when wc have need of opportunity for assist RURAL LIFE IS BEST, SAYS CENSUS REPORT Feminine Lew Breaker* Almott Un known Outside Population The rural sections of the United States still are. the most crime-free portions of the country, according to the latest report of the census bureau in Washington. In propor tion to population, records thow, more than three times as many per sons are sent to prison in cities as in the rural sections. During the last year in the citici 26 out of every 100,000 residents were sent to prisons for law viola tions ,it is aaid, while in the rural sections the number was only eight out of every 100,000 of population. Fiaiskp La«fbrHk«rt Few In the country women law break ers are virtually unknown, it is de clared, although in the cities four out of every 100,000 women were sent to prisons during 1020. The proportion for men in the cities was 46 out of each 100,000 of population, while in the rural sections the number was only ten. City-bred men and women are more likely to sum to felony than are Decatur, former speaker of the state house of representatives and a prom inent prohibitionist The resolution .inviting, all democrats, regardless of how they voted in the general elec tion, to return to the party was in troduced by Arthur F. Fite, of Jas per. Lynne, in addressing the commit tee. said the question of barring the bolters involved party organization and loyalty to the wishes of the ma jority. He based his plea on loyalty, declaring the pnrt> could not counte nance its adherents openly espousing the cause of the republican presiden tial candidate. Fite asserted that the adoption of Lynne's resolution would drive thou sand* of Alabama democrats into the republican ranks. He declared the political revolt in the general elec tion of Inst year was uimed at Smith as an individual and not agninst the party or ita policies. He said the democratic party in Alubamn cannot afford to lose votes by censuring the Hoover democratic .-upporters. The rapid gains made by the republicans in the last five years in Alabama were cited to uphold Fite’s conten- NERVOUSSUFFERING LaJjr 5»y, She Tnk Carfa, Frit Better la a Few Week*, ud Steadily Caned Health. Moscow. Ohio.—“I had been In awful, bad health for months and months," says Mrs. Cynthia Staton, of this place. "My nerves were 'all to pieces,' and I was all run-down. "My back hurt all the time, and I had to drag myself around the house. My legs ached and I worried all the time. I could not stand the least noise. The least little thing upset me. "One day, I read a Ladies Birth day Almanac that my husband brought home, and I thought I would try the medicine I read about in it—Cardui. "I began taking Cardui. and In a few weeks I felt myself getting much better. I took It for several months, as I was steadily gaining In health. When I finished teung Cardui, I felt fine. "Since that time, thirty yean ago. I have taken Cardui several times when I needed a tonic to help build me up, and It has always helped me. I give it to my daughters and I have recommended it to others. I think it is a fine medicine." Great numbers of women, of all The plaintiff, Ellen Leola Mc Donald having filed her petition for divorce against J. A. McDonald in this Court, returnable to this term of the Court, and it being made to appear that J. A. McDonald ia not a resident of said county, and also that he does not reside within the State, and an order having been made for service, on him, J. A. McDonald by publication, this, therefore, is to notify you, J. A. McDonald to be und appear at the next verm of Bald win Superior Court tc be held on the second Monday in January, 1930, then and there to answer'said com plaint. Witness the Honorable James B. Park, Judge of the Superior Court,) 1 have notifled^hc defendants »u._ *non ' fj. f a and the [tenants in possession On West by land of Rioley Williams, on East by land of Tfldy Havier, on North by land of Ward Hooten, on South by N. W. Ave., fronts 100 feet on avenue and runs back 125 feet. Levied on as the property of Estate, of Hoe Sanford. The above described tracts and parcels of land were levied on by me under and by virtue of tax fi fa.s issued by the Tax Collector of Bald win County, Ga., on December 20, 1928, for taxes due the State of Georgia and County of Baldwin for the year of 1928 against the owners of the above described parcels of PARCEL No. 2 Th»t tract or parcel of land u longing to Mr, Fannie Caraker sitl ate on the W. ride of Wilkin,oo Street, between and adjoinin* h land, of Mr,. J. A. Buck , Bd land, of Mia, Manie Jonea- M land is designated ac Lot No! 6, „„ the plan of the work done in St'rc,, Improvement Section No. 28, from 60 feet on Street Improvement Sec tion No. 28 in the City of Milled,* villc and run, back W. 210 feet Said land wo, levied on to satisfy nt cution for $02.78 with interest and w. w.c Hrnsve awcriura parcels OI ’ land and said sales wilKbe made to 1 . _:»! d . d .. 6 abov * de ‘ satisfy the said fi. f*sT " ^ '“ n<lthe -Mr,. this December 17th, 1929. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court, Baldwin County, Ga. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County: To Whom It May Concern: Wm. H. Ivey, having applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Miss Maj^lvey, de ceased, this is to cita^Cne creditors and heirs-at-law of/said decased to .-how cause btfonrme, at the Januury Term, 1930, o&lhc Court of Ordinary of said Counft’, why permanent tors of administration should not be granted, as prayed, to said petition- Witness my hand and official sig nature this December 2, 1929. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court, Act ing Ordinary, Baldwin Co. Gn. TAX SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: I will sell before the Courthouse door of said County at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash, the first Tuesday in January health by taking Cardui. OPTOMETRY those the hi r*d in tl declan iral SPEEDY RF.I IFF FOR SORE THROAT Thi. Doctor', ! No No longer is gle and choke Now you can g lief with one s cessary to gur- nasty tasting e throat, instant re- wallow of a doctor’s prt cription. This prescription was refilled so often and became so popular that the druggist who origi- nully filled it decided to put it up under the name Thoxine and make it available to everyone. The remarkable thing about Thox ine is that it relieves almost instant ly. yet contains nothing harmful. It is pleasant tasting, and rafe for the whole family, and is guaranteed to relieve sore throats or coughs in 15 minute, or money back. Just ask for Thoxine, 35c., 60c.. and $1.00. Sold by Fraley’s Pharmacy and all other good Drug Stores. j (Advertisement) FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT See J. L. Sibley. been practicing optome try in Milledgeville for 20 years. My charges are reasonable. I guarantee all work done as repre sented or refund your money. So you take no chances in doing busi ness with me. Office hours 9 to 12, 1 to 5, Sunday 2 to 5. W. J . Brake ages, have^ written to tell hoar they j 1930, within the legal hours of sale, the following described tract and parcel of land to-wit: That tract of .land lying in the 321st Dist. G. M., of said County, containing 20 acres more or less levied on, as the property of the Estate of O. O. Banks bounded as follows: On the North by lands of W. L. Proctor, on the East by the 27 acre tract of land owned by Mrs. A. W. Watkins, and by lands of W. L. Proctor, on the South by lands of J. M. Youngblood, and on the West by a branch separating the land levied on from land of Mary Walker. The lund levied on is that part of the land of Mary Walker lying East of the branch running^through said land which land wai formerly owned by Mary Whigby. * The land was levied on as the property of Mary Walker. The above described tract and par cel of land was levied on by me under and by virtue of tax fi. fa. issued by the Tax Collector of Bald win County, Georgia, on ‘»**cember 20, 1928, for taxes due the State of Georgia, and County of Baldwin for the year of 1928, against O. O. Banks, which fl. fa. has been trans ferred and assigned to A. W. Wat kins. Said property is levied on and will be sold as the property of the Eestate of O. O. Banks. I have notified the tenants in pos session of the levy and the time, terms and place of sale as required by law. This 11th day of December, 1929. J. F. VINSON Deputy Sheriff, Baldwin Co. Ga. NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the mer chants and othi itizens that I will not be responsible for any check given by my son, R. F. Crooms, he is not always responsible for what he does, as he is free on a parole from the State Sanitarium. R. H. CROOMS (Advertisement) PETITION FOR DIVORCE urn Eloise Gheesling Nixon • Julian Nixon for divo of the levy and of the time, terms and place of sale as required by law. This 11th day of December, 1929. J. F. VINSON Deputy Sheriff, Baldwin Co. Ga. CITATION In re: The Will of B. I. Fraley In the Court of Ordinary of Baldwin County, Georgia. Petition for probate of Will in Solemn Form. To: H. Thomas Fraley, J. Burwell and appear at the Court of Ordinary for said Baldwin County on the First Monday in January, 1930, when said application for probate and said question of residence will be heard, and show cause, if any you have can, why the prayers of petitioner should not be allowed. This the 2nd day of December, 1929. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court of Baldwin County, Georgia, and acting Ordinary count of death of Ordinary of said County. Balwin Superior Coprt, January Trom, 1930. The plaintiff, Laura Eloise Glues- ig Nixon having filed her petition for divorce against Stoye Julian Nix- in this Courtf returnable to thi.s m of the Cutset. and it being made appear that 'Stoye Julian Nixon tot a resident of said county, and also that he does not reside within the State, and an order having been made for service, on him, by publi cation, this, therefore, is to notify you, Stoye Julien Nixon to be and appear at the next term of Baldwin Superior Court to be held on the second Monday in January, 1930, then and there to answer said com plaint. Witness the Honorable James B. Park, Judge of the Superior Court, this December 17th, 1929. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court, TAX SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: I will sell before the Court House >or of said County at public- out- ■>’ to the highest bidder for cash. Jon the first Tuesday in JanuaryM f dgcvillo again t the land: 1930. within the legal hours of rale, j c ^ ter described, bearing teste in the the following described tract", and' nnRU ‘ the Mayor of said city, us parcels of land to-wit. j 1 provided by the Act of the General That land in City o^Milledgeville, j Assembly of Georgia, relating to the Ga., hounded on tiny East by land I‘ sr,mnco °f street improvement of Annie Harris, on/Vest by land 0 f bonds * n said city, approved August Henry Baity, on No/th by N. W. Ave.1925, for pa t due installments on South by lane/of F. G. Grimes, an<1 interest on certain Milledgevilli fronting on Street 60 feet and ing hack 150 fqtt Levied on ; Ellen J. A. McDonald To the defendant J. Petition for divorce Baldwin Superior Court, Januury Term, 1930. McDonald property of Hdten Baily. Land lying in City of Milledge- ville, Georgia, bounded as follows: West by Wayne Street, South by land cf Mattie Davis. East by iand of Joe Jackson and North by lands of Martha Jones, fronting 70 feet on street and running back 150 feet. Said land lies North of Georgia Rail way Company. Levied no as the property of Molley Durden. All that tract of land in the Southeast section of City of Mil- Baldwin County, Ga.jledgevUle, Ga., bounded as follows: On the West by an unnamed street, on South by lands of Moses Brown recently sold for taxes and on the North by said lands of Moses Brown,. fronts 60 feet on Street and running! 0,0 ln - ta,ImeR t and interest due on back East 75 feet. Levied on as the; e ^°’ V November, 1929, on property of Belle Brown. Milledgeville Street Improvement xkxi of« in city or M 1 ..iri"-pi 0 -or r s -r.::i; m " rov - Fannie Caraker upon default in the payment of the installment and inter, est duo on the 1st day of.Wovember 1922, on Milledgeville Improvement Bond No. $21, for the coit of proving and paving Street Improve ment Section No. 28. PARCEL No. 3 That tract or parcel of land be longing to Wm. Austin situate oi. ^ S. side of Montgomery Street, b tween and adjoining the lands of M. 31. Williams and the lands of C. J. Jones; said land is designated as Lot No. 7, on the plan of the work done in Street Improvement Section No. Malpars, Mr«. Zenomia Malpasa Tar-| 22 ' front 35 fect °” str <*t Impr, button, and Mrs. Lula Malpaas Ses- m ™‘ St ' ct '° n No - 22 ■" the City of sionx. | Milledgeville and runs back S. 105 Miller S. Bell, having applied, asjf?*', S ’ id 1,nd levied o. Executor, for probate A Sotanur “ °, XCCUtum tor * 56 ’ 03 Form of the last Will and TestanZt 1 """ 8 ' T™' ,Ik of B. I. Fraley, lute of .aid jZrin ^ d ™ r f d '“" d “ the proper,, County, deceased, and alse/for U,el" f ' V ' M ’ fust,n upon default court to hear and deternysfethe qua.- J, ‘ n f tall “ c, ; t tion of th^ residence ^Tthe said de- , 1 ' Ut ' "H,,.!! . of Noveu ber, 1919, on Milledgeville Improvi ment Pond No. 397, for the cost of improving and paving Street provement Section No. 22. PARCEL No. 4 That tract or parcel of land be longing to C. F. Barrett; R. Hatcher; Est. John Conn & Est. A. McCraw situate on the N. side of Wn!! Street, between and adjoining the lands of C. F. Barrett, R. Ha* "her, Est of John Conn & Est. 31. A. McCraw and the lands of Dr. Cm. A. Lawrence, said land is designat ed ns Lot No. 4, on the plan of the work done in Street Improvem Section No. 46, front 70 feet Street Improvement Section No. 45 in the City of Milledgeville and runs back N. 140 feet. Said land was ied on to satisfy an execution for $61.1-1 with interest and cost, issued the above described land as the property of C. F. Barrett, R. W Hatcher, Est. Jnhr. Conn & Est. M. A. McCraw upon default in the pay ment of the installment and interest due on the 1st day of Nov. 1929, Milledgeville Street Improvement Bond No. 469, for the cost of i proving and paving Street Improve ment Section No. 46. PARCEL No. 5 That tract or parcel of land be longing to C. F. Barrett, R. W. Hatcher, Est John Conn( & Est. M. A. JIcCraw situate on the N. Side of Wall Street, between and adjoining the land- of Tatnal] St., and the lands of C. F. Barrett, R. W. Hatch- Est. John Conn & Est M. A. Mc Craw; raid land is designated as No. 3, on the plan of the work done in Street Improvement Section No. ment Section No. 46 in the City of Milledgeville and runs back N. 140 fect Said land was levied on to satisfy an execution for $64.14 with interest and cost issued against the above described land as the property of C. F. Barrett, R. W. Hatcher, Est. John Conn St Est. M. A. McCraw up- >n default in the payment of the in stallment and interest due on the 1st day of November, 1929, on Milledge ville Street Improvement Bond No. .68, for the cost of improving and paving Street Improvement Section >. 46. PARCEL No. 6 That tract or parcel of land be longing to A. W. Tisdale situate on tho N. side of Wall Street, between I adjoining the land- of Central of Ga. Ry. .ind the lands of Tatnall il land is designated as Lot No. 1, on the plan of the work done Street Improvement Section No. 46, front 347 feet on Street Improve ment Section No. 46 in the City of MilledgeviHe and runs back N. 430 feet. Said land was levied on 1° satisfy an erccution for $317.70 with interest and cost, issued against the above described-land as the property of A. W. Tisdale upon default in the payment of the installment and inter est due on the 1st day of November, Milledgeville Street Im provement Bond No. 467, for the ig and paving Street ction No. 46. CITA* STATE OF GEORGIA. Baldwin County. To All Whom it May Concern: J. C. Grimes having made applica- in in due form of law to be ap pointed permanent administrator, up on the estate of Mrs. Mary Grimes, Jeceascd, inotico'is heyday given that said application VjJT be heard and passed upon, at ffu* regular term the Court df Ordinary for said coi ty, to-be held on the first Monday January, 1930. WITNESS my hand and official igntaurc, this 2nd day of December, 1929. J. C. COOPER, Clerk Superior Court, Acting Ordinary, Baldwin Co. Ga. MARSHAL’S SALE City of Milledgeville, Georgia. GEORGIA, Baldwin County: Will be sold before the count- house door in Baldwin County, Geor gia, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in January 1930 at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, the following de icribed lots or parcels of land, lying und being in t^e city of Milledgeville, said State : M •ounty. to satisfy cer tain oxecutk's issued by the Clerk and Treasurer of the city of Mil- Street Improvement Bonds: PARCEL No. 1 .edffeville, Ga.. buundad as follows: Section No. 20. That tract or parcel of land be longing to Mrs. Gertrude Spear situate on the East side of Columbia Street, Between and adjoining the lands of J. H. Ennis and the lands of J. S. Etheridge; said land is de signated as Lot No. 8, on the plan of the work done in Street Improvement Section No. 26, front 115 feet on Street Improvement Section No. 26 in the City fo Milledgeville and runs . back E. 150 feet. Said land was f° rt of lmpr ' levied on to satisfy an execution f« r | $109.09 with interest and cost,’ Notice of the levy of the above issued against the above described exocu t«°ns has been giver) to the de- land as the property of Mrs. Gertrude ! feR dants in fi. fa. and tenants Spear upon default in the payment of j po88ession 08 required by law. Deeds will be made to the pur. .<»** rs by the undersigned. This 3, day of December, 1929. J. H. THIGPEN, Marshal of the City of Milledgeville, Gaoiv*-- Dvement