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THE UNKM-RECOWCB. M1LLEDCEVILLE. CA., NOVEMBER M, MW llnion-ttrrorftfr l Office. Milled** R. B. MOORE—EDITOR JER*: N. MOORE—Butin*** Mgr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES f Year —*1.50 Month* .T5 ling Roto* ferniaked M Apglicotion THURSDAY. NOV. 2§. 1020 ■ engaged in the manufac- COLLEGE BSUfS BULLETM i the manu' OF imitEST TMS WEEK! ••Discovery of mech.nijl f.cU j T . k . n h:>s raised us from a condidltio/i of comparative slavery in a century and will raise us even higher in a short time,” he taid. "New physical facts the stock in trade In modern Writibg* Mam bar* *( Jwiraalba Cla** Under Direction of Dr. Wynn The following have added their I name-, to the list of contributors of 'the Red Cross since last week when j the first group was published: Mrs. H. B. Jennings, Sibley and ; Erwin Jennings, Mrs. L. C. Hall, Clippings fro mthe work of the j business. At present, discovery .and p Joumali m at the Georgia ^ j c j njframt Miss Elizabeth employments of facts dealing with the for W, »«; ^ red | T Um«, Mrs. Hattie Garrard, Mrs. air for transportation are the most, 1 " U * n °f m W *f 86,1 ou roni • W. M. Scott, Mrs. A. G. Harris, Mrs. j tendance, important in our possession.” I Lf n „ .* WCC . . • M. S. Bell, Mrs. R. M. Jeffries, Rev. ••Such >tutcmcnt* should j.r us 1 .,™* , ‘T > *T t ij. H. Conlin, Mr,. E. E. Bm, Mm. A DOZEN CASES IN RECORDERS COURT MONDAY During Saturday and Sunday the police of the city rounded up a num ber of drunks, and Monday after noon Recorder Carpenter found twelve cases on the docket awaiting for trial. The consequence was a large number of negroes were in at- from over-compiacency. There Teuton to doubt their truth. On the | contrary, there is every reason to I believe. While Milledgeville is small com pared to such metropolitan centers as New York, Detroit, Chicago, or Sun Francisco, we too, art faced with the problem of what to do with regard to meeting the new puzzles developing from the aviation age. SHAMEFUL CONDUCT OF LANIER It certainly will not be long before BOYS every municipality that amounts to _ anything, will have an airport.— It i- not good taste to criticize particularly those communities which your guests or to he too hasty in urt* making a bid for the location of cond.nsing youth, hut the conduct of industry or an uppeal to new resi- tho students from Lanier High dents. School did not tie the hinds of We have not worsted much about friendship with the people of this this in the past—probably wc shan’t city in their visit here last Friday, worry abrfut it in tl*e future. Like an invading army they pour- Nevertheless, it is something worth ed into town about eleven o’clock, considering if Milledgeville is to he Quite :i natural thing to do since at the head instead of at the tail of their team was to meet G. M. C. on the procession! the gridiron in the afternoon. It is customary for a large band of fol- COURTESY PAYS—AND HOW! lower to come along to cheer and Reputations of towns have been parade. This we had no objection, made or broken hy the courtesy of hut when these lads began their citizens and officials. This plundering and thieving they censed ticulnrly true when a community is to he treated r.s gentlemen. Into th: Electri and he food in the di.ughnuts m Bros.. Grorei ed by a mol Maid Bake Shop they went Buse there was only a young stop them »th:y rananckett ir cus s and took off as much the way of cakes, pie- and tiny Id. Chandler of fthe bknten path a little. Travel ing men seek it or avoid it, depend ing upsn the attitude of the people. It probably is imposible to urc the dividend, of courtesy in dol lars aud cents. It undoubtedly is impossible to measure them nt all. r, is hardly isk the tclc- M. K. Davis, Erwin Sibley, Lindsey. Francis Daniels, V the college this week. The Bulletin contained feature .‘tones, news stories and editorial written by members of the class un der the direction of Dr. Wynn. The clas was c stabilised only a few o and lias grown each year. During the time special editions of the Union-Recorder have been issued their direction. The class mem bers have alco prepared news stories . . _ , ,, , ,l„ „ T , . . E. Pennington, J. C. Ingram, Hams the Macon Telegraph. In the * . ,, bulletin .ire clipping from both of IW1 - Br ' sc ?? W * 1 '; C«»rge Barr, Jl. r 7 nr \Ti««t TjhiI Mnnro E. these papers and the college paper q | Don't Ub tb cbac* oa wet reads T jwe bn a fell aleck ef tire ebaias, a I “ f « preventive agaimat aldddiag. Jn ‘| RALPH SIMMERSON J ! Baick and MarqaatU Dealer A THIRTEEN POUND S' POTATO Mr. Ged. W. Holiiashead thirteen pound sweet potato^ his patch the past week. It Wag „ haps th# largest we have ever , It is on display in the window a Bell Grocery Co’s store. Hr, ^ shaed had a splendid yield of toe- this year. Save time tine ia neaey. Ti k. Bus. Fuur Bum lajk.,, , ksu 3*1. Pin, Hud. SAVE YOUR MEAT—100 lb S*l* *1.00 st MODERN MERCa' tile ca The Collonnade. The Bulk tin is interesting and neatly and attractively prepared. OFFICERS CAPTURE iWO STILLS IN WEEK County Oficer Rolland Lawrence end Sheriff Haynie captured two stils during the past week together with a large quantity of marh .and The first raid was made in the Eartern part of the county an eight "allon copper still and 800 galloi beer were brought in. A smallei W. Stembridge, Miss Leni Moore, E. Bell, Mrs. E. D. Napier, J. C. Grant, C. N. Chandler and City Market, Dr. Boddie and W. M. Davis. LOST—Beaded bee ored wooden bead* by owner. Liberal ed to this office. Valued highly eward if retern- A CARD OF THANKS I wiih to express my heartfelt thanks to my friends and relatives for what they did for me ddring my o of j recent illncr- of two wt ?ks. I also still | thunk Dr. Hall for his faithful ser- i destroyed in the “Northern ?ec- i a day later. Neither still was operation at the time the raids 'e made. May God’s »‘t upon each 1 richest blessings id every of MRS. HOMER THIGPEN ON BUILDING ERECTED BLACKSMITH SITE. The construction of a i tile building is now under th? lot back of the old Eva loi Store was also enter- That they exist, howrn of them, but a young necessary to say—just man th re succeeded in driving them phone company or any other big out. Down to the Colonial Theatre “.usine s which is in constant contact they swarmed which was under the with the public. Many large publi direction of Mrs. Curry, Mr. Curry utility corporations spend thousands being sick, and she had to get he!; - , of dollars every year in educating to run them out. It so happened their employees to be courteous, that there was no morning *how on If the return is so great that com- cr.d it was not difficult to persuade mercbl roganizations can afford to them to leave. Continuing tlieit actually to spend money in dcvelop- march they swarmed on the G. S. C. ing courtesy, it is worth some atten- campus into dormitories and build- tion from public officials and citi- ings, without invitation o* permis- bens. sion. The young ladies were at Let’s hive Milledgeville known as clrsscs. most of them, but these boys a "friendly city”! made slurring remarks to those who ■ ■ were sfieh. Hi«se dormitories are WELCOME ALUMNAE the homes of these young ladies and The Union Recorder » happy to are noi to be entered especially by welcome back to Milledgeville and young men. And finally they tried the Georgia State College for Women to ru h into the game without pay- that pn . at ho?t of ladies who hive in*?. This used to be n common thing bee n students there and will spend at colleges for the Freshmen to stage the remainder of this week here at- n rush of the gate but it isn’t done tending the annual Home Coming at any mi re. G. M. C. has never tried the college. to beat their way into a game in There is probably no organization Macon. j n G corR j a that is so enthusiastic as Conduct like this does not benefit the G. S. C. Alumnae. A member- a school or a city. Of course the ship of young women who during young boys are naturally rowdy unJ their college days were imbued with tut for a good t’me and nobody ob- the highest ideals and a *pirit of jeetod a* b.ng a, they paraded the vice, they hove carried these chnrnc- rtroots and * yelled. They cheered teristics into thd : .r organization, them and tncruraged them in this so Contributing generously to the sup- th:i* they wW J have a good time, port ard welfare nf their Alma Ma^er bur when they started on their piling- they have also contributed in a large ing parade it ceased to be funny and .measure to the building of their was utterly disgusting. munitics and their state The in- Millcdgcvillc will watt a long time fluonce of this great college is felt befor. they will want another visit all over the south through its grndu- fron: the Lanier students. They will ates. certainly bar their doors to them So it is with unusuul pleasure that when they do come. wo welcome them back to Millcdge- It i with regret That this criticism v *^ e n P a ' n - is made. The Macon people who the nr: d a live and blacksmith .-hop formerly occu pied it. The new building will be oc- eapied by the Armour Creameries. Wet road* make wreck* probable, lo call ea and *•* kow quick the eat wrecker iq town (eta there. RALPH SIMMERSON Buick and Marqeette Dealer .neeetioM in Macoa for Dublin. Jacksonville and nil Florida point*. Travel by Baa. Phone 3S1. Paved SAVE YOUR MEAT—100 lb. Bag* Salt *1.00 at MODERN MERCAN TILE CO. Tke Newest Christmas Hats, Hand kerchiefs, Silk Underwear and Baade. MISS LENI MOORE. Tke Hal 0LD FOURTH ANNUAL EUROPEAN TOUR Personally Conducted by MISS FLORIDE ALLEN Milledgeville. Georgia SPECIAL FEATURES Seven Countries all Expense Tour—Four Lake Districts Eng lish, Scotch. Swiss and Italian. VISAS INCLUDED Suitcase Furnished PASSION PLAY See or Write HISS FLORIDE ALLEN For Itinerary and Other Ir(c;b:s- DONT RISK A COOD SHOT WITH POOI AMMUNITION WINCHESTER SHEILS are the oldest and best. We have them in your favoril- load for all kinds of Game— X Call and see our line of Guns. Hunting Coats, Hats and Leggings and other accessories for hunting. WE SELL HUNTING USCENSES •.It. HATCHES HARDWABE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A CHRISTMAS OF MUSIC GIVE THEM THE GIFT EVERY FAMILY WANTS f , both i ledgcville was glad to have* thorn, rri has always been a close tie ex- n-„ br!<vein Milledgeville and Ma- i ptople and there are some very • friendships between people i MARINE RECUITING TRUCK TO VISIT THIS CITY The United States Marine Corp: is short a number of men and somt n the near future a Marine Corps re- | cruiting party of. two Sergeants in ^ i. Wv think the proplc from th[ ' Mnrinc Cor l“ • dT * rtW "« truck won ns disgusted with the vW * Mt «'** fnr the P“n>ose of I conduct of the hoyn n, we are, vxumining and enlinting men for ser- und w re emharanned. vict with thl! Soldiros-of-the-,en. T l . . , - . . , All men ati the age of 17 to 35 are The head of the Lanier school will ... ... ... , „ eligible for the examination ,and all men passing the required examina- „ ut „„,u L„ c acmrut t '° n receive FREE transporta- 7„::u ,,UL "T t* 00 *° large Marine Corps train, thoi .ties for the conduct of these . _ ._ e o boys away from home.' hut we can " >It c ° rap guarantee that the students of G. M. C. would not act as the Lanier boys did. If they should they would not get by with it. ■ to give his students a lec- bthavor and good manner?. • do not hold the school tParris Island. where htey will receive about 10 weeks trainnig. upon the completion of the training they will be turned > duty ns regular Marines and be transferred to one of Uncle Sam's largest battleships, rome to post in the United Stntcs and others will go 1 to foreign stations, some will be sent of the city of the to the aviation as pilots, mechnnics, THE CITY OF THE FUTURE TALKING SINGING DANCING TECHNICOLOR. TH DANCE OF LIFE UAL &KELLY NANCY CARROLL G Oaramounl (jictun "The progress future will depend largely upon the , machine gunners, motor transport, j airport facilities it establishes, just service at sea, artillery. Infantry. ' as the progress of cities in the past ^ Men qre also wanted for duty in Ha- 1 has depended upon railroad* or con-,waiian Hands. Philionines. Nicara- j crete. pavements. ; gua. China and Guam and Haiti. j This was the startling statement if r rycueh annlicahions are re- ! of William B. Stout, president df ce ived through this ndvert'sement the j the Stout Air Lines, in discusing recruiting prnty wfll be here at an the problem of “Aviation and Munici- early date. pal progress’ before |he National All men who are interested will Conference Son Improving Goitern- please write to hte Officer in Charge, j Jj ccently ’ j Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Mr. Stout pointed out, amor* other 179 1-2 South Forsyth Street, Atlanta, • thing-, that there were more com- Ga. I •M The Wonderful IN EEAUTIFUL CABINET STYLES OR AN ALL ELECTRIC VKTROLA You can get these combination Machines, both Radio and Victrola. No Gift More Appreciated—A Gift for the Whole Family. Now is the time lo make your plans and have one of these beautiful Machines put aside. It will solve the Gift for the Whole Family. SEE THEM ON DISPLAY AND ASK ABOUT OUR EASY PAYMENT HAN. Milledgeville Music Store Next I* Wauttea’s Book Stare We Also Have an Attractive Line of Victor Portables Thursday and Friday Dec. 5 & 6 Colonial. Theatre Announcing To the Auto Owners of Middle Georgia Wc are pleased to announce that Mr. Nat Knight returns to us Monday morning and will have charge of our Repair Deparl- men ^ He n^eds no introduction—his reputation as an experl ■ auto repair man is well known. Working with him will be Mr. Robt. Ashe field and Mr. A. Cofield, who have been with us for some tune. With this t;io we can boast that we have the best machinists in the State—everybody else says so—and we are proud of it. For Auto Repairing see us—Every job Guaranteed. No guess work by jack legs. Ralph Simmerson BUCK & MARQUETTE DEALER NOVELTY SHOP I have opened a General oodwork and Furniture lAthoUtery Shop. Am prepared to do any kind of woodwork. Abo will gladly estimate your house buldmg and concrete work. All woik positively guaranteed first-class workmanship. Let me demonstrate this fact by giving me a trial. Shop location at corner of Wayne and Pine Streets. C. F. ALEXAWER