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THE RED CROSS DRIVESUCCESS Large Namber of Members Added During The Canvass Made Past Week H B. ENNIS PLEADS GUILTY TO TECHN1AL CHARGE IN FEDERAL COURT Fined Nina Hundred Ddkn u Given One Year's Sentence on Probation by Jndfe Denver SALVATION ARMY WORK OPENED LAST SUNDAY Macon Officers Present at First Public Meeting of Arnjr in MiHedgevUle Th*e membership Drive for the Red | Cross has boon in proftres the pi»tJ afUT his week. \ The committee from the P. T. A- canvassed the residential secticr. of the city. This committee was rom- po-ed of Mrs. R. B. Moore, chair man, M?s**damc* Adrian Horne, Wal ter Brown, V. L. Nash, Wilbur Scott, A. F Martin, E. R. Lawrence. F. W. Hendrickson, S. W. Thornton. 1). F. Montgomery, C. L. Wa|l and K. J. Lee. Mcmsj-s Geo. H. Tunnell. J. A. Home, R. If. Wootten and P. M. Roper* made the canvas in business sections. # Any. who were not aeon ran leave their membership fee with Mr. L. C. Hall. The following are the names of those who joined. E. A. Tipner, M. F. Stcmbridpc, Marion Allen, Geo. Carpenter, E. R. Hines, J. E. Pottle, Dr. R. Binion, Dr. T. M. Hall. Dr. W. M. Scott, O. M. Conn. Gather Banks, Jon Hutchin son, Geo. Moore, R. T. Baisden, P. E. Williams, J. C. Cooper, J. IL Thippen, F. E. Broom, Sidney D. Stcmbridpc, J. R. Smith, J. A. Horne, L. H. Andrew*. W. H. Stcmbridpc, A. Goldstein, W. H. Baumpartel, Jim Lum, C. J. Conn, Carr’s Emporium, i Cant. H. B. Ennis, Commander of he Baldwin Blues, plead guilty to barges of fogcry in United States 'ijurt -*n Macon Wednesday mornimr. had been in the pro- gres, of trial two days. Capt. Ennis was fined nine hundred dollars and a year’s probution sentence. (‘apt. Ennis plead guilty to techni cal charges denying that he was morally guilty. He bOscd his de fense on the fact that the checks which he had cashed, and cused of forging names in order get the money, were cashed in order to get the money to pay for property which the men were short. Judge Dcavcr ruled that technically he was guilty, while he d ! d not believe it constituted a moral offense. A large number of Millodg< villc The Salvation Army opened its work in Milledgeville last Sunday af ternoon at the.Opera House, a large pathering of people being present, although a heavy rain hindered the attendance. The meeting wus opened with “On ward Christian Soldiers" sung by the audience to the accompatnmcnt of the G. M .C. Band that furnished several musical numbers under the direction of Major Osterman. Mrs. S. D. Stembridge, Mayor pro ne. | tern, acting in the absence of the I city’s Mayor welcomed the army here and introduced Envoy and Mrs. Edw P. Scovill who will have charge of the work in Milledgeville. Mrs. Adj. Chase pronounced the I invocation. Mrs. Chase is an offi- j cer of Macon. Rev. L. E. Roberts spoke briefly of the need of the work | P the two days called to Macon during ■ witnesses. THREE SPECIAL NUMBER ON LYCEUM PROGRAM Coasaclu to Sing Here irelay November 30th in Special Program . S. C. The third number of the G. \V. Lyceum course will be given on the evening of November 28. In order to provide a worthwhile and high clast entertainment for this oe-, caslon, we have decided to use one Tom Hall Smith, Roy Hayes, W. L. | of the outstanding pictures of the Ritchie, R. H. Wootten, Mrs. R. H. ycar . This picture is "The Iron Wootten. Col. Geo. Roach, D. W. Mask." Douglas Fairbanks in mok- Brown, John Overstreet, J. S. Bone, j: nf j this picture ha* produced one of Royce Smith, T. O. Bryant, Atlantic the most interesting, thrilling, and Ice and Coal Co.. Miss A. C. Trap- j en j 0 yable pictures of his career. All nell, DeWitt Rogers, D. M. Rogers, holders of Lyceum tickets will be ad here. Envoy Scovill spoke in glowing j terms of the G. M. C. band and pub-! licly thanked them for their services. Mrs. Chase spoke briefly of the Army work and Col. George Roach also pave his impressions of the Salva tion Army: Envoy and Mrs. Scovill taupht the audience several songs nad contribut ed a duct to the program. Adjudant Chas of Macon, spoke of the army work telling of many personal experiences in carrying on the work. Envoy- and Mrs. Scovill will con duct regular services daring the year, holding street meetings on Satur days. » C. E. Smith. H. E. Hutchins, Odorless Cleaners, Rus-ell Bone, Homer Shy, H. G. Bone. Miss Essie Newton, Mis* Mattie Thomas, J. E. Jackson, Louis Fie mister, Tcnnille Taxi-cab -Co., Adams Electric Co,, Mas*ey Service Station, Jeans and Robinson, Homer Massey, MiUedgcville Telephone Co., Mrs. George H. Tunnell, Ben Barron, H. S. Wotten, W. B. McKinnon, J. C. Ivey, F. E. Harrington, A. I. Butts, Bland Lumber Co., Union Ware house, J. C. Henderson, A. C. Mc Kinley, T. A. Reese, L. N. Jordan, W. L. Harrison, A. R. Reynolds, C. F. Malone, Postal Telegraph Co., Mrs. R. B. Moroe, Mrs. Laura Stem- bridge, Mrs. E. R. Hines, F. W. Har grove, Mrs. Chas Whitfield; Mrs. Robert Wall, Mrs. Will Walker, Mrs. W. H. Stembridge, Mrs. L. E. Hoot- ten, Mrs. K. G. McMillan, Mrs. Y. A. Little, Mr.*. W. P. Brown, Mrs. T. B. Dumas, Mrs. John Hutchinson, Miss Jennie Jewell, Miss Catherine Jewell, Mrs. Walter Brown. Mrs. .Adrian Home. Mrs. W F. Little, Mrs. Lee Jordan, Mrs. L. M. Jones, Mrs. W. G. Hawkins Mrs. A. F. Martin, Mrs. Wm. Rives, Mrs. M. F. Langs ton, Mrs. M. H. Kemp. Mrs. John H. Holloway, Mrs. F. II. Harding, Mrs. Richard Binion, Mrs. J. C. Coop er, Mrs. Francis Daniel, R. E. Long, Mrs. J. W. Ivey, Mrs. D. M. Rogers, Mim Nettie Moore. Miss Mary Cline, tted to this entertainment without Ira charge. On December 3, Dr. John Murray, Principal of University College, Exeter, England, will deliver a lec ture on u subject to be chosen. The meaker is a man who is conaidered >ne of the most brilliant thinkers and speakers in England. He is a member of the British Parlia ment and u man with a striking and vivid personality. His subject will of interest to our people, and he will discuss same problem of edu cation or politics. On Saturday night, November 30, “The Russian Cosaack Chorus" has been secured for an evening per formance. Thia company of trained singers has made a name for itself in Europe and America. The leader is a graduate of some of the great est musical conservatories in Europe. The repertoire will consist of music of European and American compos ers, and an evening of rare enter tainment is in sture for all who at tend. This is not a Lyceum number. Popular prices will oe charged for admission. OHS BOY IT IS A GLORIOUS FEELING To jh*t fill ber op with Woco-Pep ■t-d watch her step, it etrUialy takes Mrs.- J. C. Boston. Mrs. C. L. Moorei j ;h * W,U OBl of lhe road ’ ** 4 th * Father Conley. .Mr *. N. Albert, Mrs. ! U ig nOW •* ,Ub « at Butler, Mrs. Jem Moore, Mrs. C. P. of »« moUne - Fot “>• Crawford, Mrs. J. O. Sallee, Missj 011 ** Leila Lamar, Mips Mamie Jones, . **• JORDAN Mrs. Lizzie Jones, Mrs. L. J. Lamar, 1 Mrs. Chas. Conn, Mrs. Robt. Mc Combs, The Union-Recorder, Mrs. E. J. Flemiste**, Miss Redell. Mrs. W. T. . Hines, Mrs. S. W. Thornton, Mr*. E. A. Cook. Sam McComb nnd Harper & Har- LIST YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY WITH ME Can rant at least one dozen apart- ents to dotireable parties if yon ill list with me. Phone me what yon L. N. JORDAN Good Used Cars..We hare • few ill on the floor. They are ready go at bargain prices. Pay while « ride. We trade for anything. RALPH SIMMERSON Bnick and Mnrqnetta Dealer •till r app DEATH C-F MBS. SAM EVANS | „ bn ? Wedr. day. Nre. 18th, r.t 8:30 P. M.. dv ..h nncel viaitctl L"*' tlie city ho.-pital anti tool: a sweet; and lev. Mr young lady, Mrs. Sami ' Evnv-. : -p 2V- years-old. Everythin;: j possible vn done by A? doctors andljtfi nurse* and friends for her recovery, j but God knew h * t and she g%v to muling os the la t breath Ijft her. The funeral and interment teolc place at Jackson, Ga., Friday P. M The Methodist pastor there conduct ed the seniien. The flowers were beautiful *»o | a host of hrr relatives and friends witinessed the last sad rites. She is survived by her husband, M>. Sam Evans, of Milledgeville: her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Greer, of Jack on: one brothor Wilma G[recr, of Atlanta, and n host of relatives and friends throughout Georgia. A FRIEND. * baclc a- i fir I lhe n L. Terry has returned to Millcdger 1!.. fram Burlington, N. C., where h has been engaged in the undertnk ng business. Ho will be as sociated with Mr. Jos. A. Moore in the conduct of his Funeral Home. Mr. Terry is an txperienced embalm- er an ‘* funeral director, and has a most pleasing manner nnd addreRs. if the; DODGE COLTE FOR SALE AT BARGAIN I am offering a Dodge Coupe at OMEGA 60 TWO OLD MODEL T FORDS FOR SALE These old b*»«t of bwrdeoa will i »e out of the picture, wo are offoriag Two at a pick-op price. L. N. JORDAN Millcdgevilles business section ras crowded with people Saturday. Good Used Cars. We bare • a the floor. They aro ready go at bargain prices. Pay wbila ■ ride. Wa trade for anything. RALPH SIMMERSON Buick and Marquette Dealer L. N. JORDAN DR. GROVER C. JONES OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN MACON. GA. PHONE 1570 YOU ARE MISSING SOME THING—If you haven 1 ien the battery won’t it in the best a Vesta.* nd furnish ren- • ick and Marouette Dn.lei RALPH SIMMERSON CHOCDIAKS Harris Hall’s Drug Store Make Your Thanksgiving Dinner a Huge Success USE Omega Flour “ABSOLUTELY TS1E BEST” to - insure daintiest of cakes and pastries as well as delicious rolls and light, fluffy biscuits A. J. Carr Company Milledgeville, Ga. LAYMEN CONDUCTED SERVICES AT METHOqiST CHURCH Laymen, under direction of CoL ■ Geo S. Roach, Lny Leader, had! charge of the services at the Metho-J dist church Sunday morning, in the absence of the pastor. Rev. J. F. ( Yarbrough. who was attending, Conference. Mr. S. D. Stembridge presided, nnd' announced the program. Talks were' I made by Dr. E. A. Tigner, represent- CARD OF THANKS line the Purse mice Committee; MrJ We take this method of expreisinp I Otto M. Conn, the Finance Commit-j iation to our many friend si tee; R. B. Moore, The Board of; so kind nnd thouirhtful! Stewards, and Col. Roach. Steward-: 'urinjj our recent orcavement. jship. On account of the inclement Sipi.ed) THE FAMILY OF THE weather, the congregation was sraail. LATE J. C. A. REID. I ::ow do you like a Chrysler g PHONE 202 R. W. Hatcher Hardware Co. Wholesale and Retail \ fu