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WEATHER
inducement to re- TIONS
January the 19th, Milledgeville and turn to the old path*. There art* old The weather conditions for
thr-uchout the vouth the birthday friends to assist the released prisoner | P a8t HCVeral ,,a >' s have been Ul
• up the old life. The question ^ ,r season of the year. .The i
Is just and right that we do so, must Ik- answered whether the old * r -records show thifc it has been
ten a man like Lee has lived life shall bi chosen or whether the er than an >’ January weather f.
•ought. he deserves all the Rood God-given right of man to reform ,aat 30 years. The thermometer
tiiat can be said of him. !,nd f 'nd a place of respectability registered at its kighes Tuesday
The life r* a great man shouM be ‘kail be taken -idvantage of? When a ^ out ~ s - h predicted that thi
guiding .-tar to those who .follow suc h resolutions are made—and they w '* rm weather
fter. Every Southern boy has in ar « being made—what agency will enough *
tobert E. Lee an example of true *•'«* the necessary aid that the rcso- Raln followed by a fall in tempt-
might find expression? , ture is expected,
example for those who would live The *P**cial committee felt that
that they might be remembered by they had an answer to that question SHOW CASES FOR SALE—T-
posterity. In the formation of The Georgia
1 have never been more impressed Rrisoncrs Aid Association, so naked counter show or diiph
Ik.:. ‘ kin ] walked into the chupel of Ilu ' ir rc ' wrt •* that
V.; .1 , .^Tun nn.l .ml jarml up- ' h< '- v , ll ' ct offlcl!r » “"d « l » 1 ' 'he Ex
on tr, recumbent statue uf the itreat Mul,ve committee u» reeommtneied.
In • tomb. You fee] as «*•>• U«o. a Tbompson »•». elect.
JES Z SL'TJJVS i
in the holy nf holie-. The ureutness V. 1 ” compo * wl of ,h « Ml®*™*; The y
Of tf: •non tadiatse from hi« rtntuc »' "’hito Protestant H
..ml you feel that the aUno.phere on m "‘ <;,lhol,t ' Millcdlte-
the campus is wholesome and in- ™ I, ' : “ "’“ n ropreronta-
spiring to the Virginia youth. fo from each of these churches;
II- Dunaway, Superintendent
i. „r<.it In °t * was t\t n treat Prison Farm; W. E. Ireland, Superin- hd
tr in pence. He turned to hut de- .a. .. . . PS
vast a ed homeland took the leader-
L. N. JORDAN
nd Oy.-
McKinnon
Motor Co.
hes; B. ^
of the H
ship in rebuilding u fallen
In triumph .nqd disaster he treated
those two importers just the same. I
often think of Lee in connection with
Kipling- “If" "lie walked with Kings
end ncv-.-.* lost the common touch"
and too “he was pure as a virgin in
thought and gentle as a woman in
command” as Ben Hill said of him.
Lee lived to serve and his life
stands os an example to all those who
would reach that plaec- in life
where "Great" could be written op-
ilent of the Boys Training School;
'. E. C. Atkins, Chap!inn. of the j
uunlry; stnU . Pam . Dr Richard Billion,
Prison Physician; and a lawyer to be
appointed by the Executive Commit* I
Takeya i • j c,k ofthese
USED CARS
Standard Service
At New Standard Station
CORNER JEFFERSON AND HANCOCK STREETS-
-CARS WASHED AND DOPED—CRANKC.ASE SERVICE
It is the purpose of the Executive |
Committee to make the organization I
state-wide; but Milledgeville must set I
the example, both in moral and fi- i
rancial support. There is immediate j
need for funds, and there has been
a generous response from those who
have been solicited. The Associa
tion earnestly hopes that when the
citizens are canvassed that they
n*v-ht become members of the As- |
sociution that they will make a hearty
promtnei
A . G. L. Mills
ant of Warthen,
is. home to Macon, died
obile. J .* M. Rachels and Tom
ly. two young men with him, V«
ir.g that he was "dead drunk,"
im in a vacant house in Jones
.• and left him in charge of .Will
COMMANDERY INSPECTED PY ™
GRAND COMMANDER TUESDAY £1
Chat. S. Wood
Tho:
icgro i
thei
Mac*
The
Very Er
Sir Chas. S. Wood,
of the Grand Com-
nndcry of Georgia inspected Plants-
•net Commandery Tuesday evening
: their lodge rooms in the Masonic
turn and wen
negto discovered that Mr. Mills was
dr.if* and notified the p«>lice «»f Ma
con. The young men were placed
under arrest, an inquest was held by
the Coroner of Jones county, and a club,
verdict that death was due to natural The inspection crecmony was pre-
cau.cs was made. ceeded by a dinner served in the ban-
The young men stated at the in* quet hall of the club. The inspection
quest that they had stopp’d in Mil- met with the highes* .approval nnd
Vdgevflle and bought whiskey which praise of the Grand Commander. The
they and Mills drank. Commandery was honored by the
This is a strong indictment against presence of three Pust Grand Com-
onditions in Milledgeville, and if the manders at the inspection. Right
rtaU men: of the young men is true Emmini-nt Sirs J. F. Bell, H. S. Jones
•would indicate that if strangers pass- and Frank O. Miller were present
ing through Mlledgcville on Sunday at the inspection.
morning can buy whiskey, the law is)
being flagrantly violated here. Hog. for .ale, «ee CHANDLER
The Grand Jury, when it recon- BROS,
es the third Mondey in February
Now on sale at the very lowest prices. Thousands of
miles of unused tmasportation—
They have our 0. K. and you can’t go wrong with
these cars.
One 1928 "72" Chrysler Coupe.
One 1927 “70” Chrysler Sport Roadster.
One 1926 “70" Chrysler Sedan.
One 1926 Star Touring. -
One 1925 Buick Touring.
One 1925 Ford Touring.
One 1926 Buick Touring.
W. E. Robinson, Jr.
Chrysler Sales and Service. Phone 361-L
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We
Mean
Quick and
oervice W j t hasmiie
PHONE US WE GIVE ROAD SERVICE
^ Standard Oil Co.
Phone 455
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LADIES!
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
BALLARD’S
BASKET BALL
AT
THE TWO BIG GAMES OF THE SEASON
Friday Night, Jan. 25
Chandler Bros.,
Milledgeville, Ga.
Monday
Jan. 28, 1929
REFRESHMENTS 3 TO 4 P. M.
FEATURING
BALLARD’SFAMOUS
OBELISK FLOUR
Plain and Self-Rising
Tt* fr
*>&* k;c
Mr. and
it the
•nt*, J
a Mood
Tut frit