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THE UNION-RECtMDB*. MILLEDCEVILLE, CA-, FEMUABY IS, 1(M jxxxxxixxixxxxxxxxxxixxxiixxixj :xxxxxxxxxxxx^xxxxtttx^ * i x x z rrTTTTTTWrTTTTyy^^ MONDAY AND TUESDAY— WEDNESDAY— THURSDAY AND FRIDAY— SATURDAY- ‘Burning Up’ “The Marriage Play Ground” The Gamblers’ “Hunting Tigers In India” Paramount all Talking Picture Warner Bos. Poduclion Prof. Dyott Exposition Backed by The National Musuem With Richard Aden in An Automobile Racing Story j ,7 7 — • ** sue uuiu diggers or Broadway WATCH FOR DATES ON “RIO RITA” „ Colonial Theatre jM^^^^iijiriTijmixxxxixraxmrtxxxixxxi^zmTTTT^r^^^, _fl L. H. PEACE ARRESTED HERE I EMPLOYEES PAID AT SANI- t. T. A. PLANTINC SHRUBBERY POLICE COURT HOLDS BUSY f**' 0 *^^ FOR ALLEGED THEFT TARIUM MONDAY MORNING ON G. M. C. CAMPUS SESSION MONDAY AFTERNOON •riff Arrest* Man Friday Night Money for Theft* in Jackaoo, Georgia, Registered Letter All . Takei L. H. Peace, recently released from jnil here after his ca^e for assault and battery was nolle prosed, w.a. rented Friday night by Deputy Sheriff Vinson and held for authori ties in Jackson, Georgia, charged with theft and signing for registered mail that did not belong to him. The alleged thefts were made about a week ago and Sheriff Haynie vra.s notified to be on the look out for him. Friday night about six-thirty, Ikputy Sheriff Fred Vinson saw him on Hancock street and made the ar rest. Seventy-one dlolars and one of the registered letters were found in his pockets. Peace denied' ac knowledge of the thefts. Police authorities of Jack>on were notified and came hero Monday for him. MR. ANDREWS SHOW OLD THREE DOLLAR BILL Milledgcviltc at one time issued its own currency, as witness'd by the three dollar bill issued by the May or and Aldermon in 1840. Tho bill w»b sent Mr. Andrews from a citizen of South Georgia, and many citizens Tiuv© seen it with interest. TELEPHONE SYSTEM AT SANITARIUM BEING ENLARGED Mr. J. T. King has pratically com pleted ^extensive improvements on tho telephone system at the State Hospital. The central switch board is beinv enlarged to accomodate additional phones that will be installed in tho new hospital building. New phone cables are also being run to the Hos pital. TWO CHARMING HOBBIES Received From Governoi Saturday Fir.t in Several Week*. State Still Behind in Payment* *.»!, Plant, Set Out Thi. Week. Fifteen Ca.e. Docketed Be North Entrance Being Beautified j Judge Carpenter. Buaict Br Ladle. Organization Seaeion in Wreka Employees at the Milledguvillc •State Hospital were paid off for De cember Monday morning, $75,000 having been received from Governor Hardeman. The State is still more thun $200,- 000. behind in payments of main- •nance funds for the hospital, while similar amount for building .ap propriations are still due. The January pay roll is due, but • money has yet been received to re for this. BALDWIN HOTEL NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 1 ' " Sibley Jennings. The plante grown by Mrs. N. p. Walker frt>m small cut’ings and are beautiful and healthy. At the north entrance of the build- ie majority of the shrubs are planted. On either side of the ice, small plat- have been block ed off and .a chain fence has been built around them. In the center and around the edges the ladies have I planted many flowers and ever greens. of the estate of Mrs. Alice E. Me-1 ° 1 • T - A - b ®8*» their beautifi- Craw, has announced changes in the ' at, “ n more than two years management of the Baldwin Hotel I ’ n<l . h: ‘ vc ' S**! »overa! hundred Member* of the Parent Teachers ! Fifteen violator* of city law* were Association continued their program arraigned in Judge George Carpen- of beautification of the college cam- tor’s polio court Monday afternoon, pus this week by plantnig more than and all of thorn were found guilty fifty trees and shrubs around the and finish old capitol building. I Eugene Wilhite, negro, figured in The work was in charge of Mrs. the principal case of the session George Roach. Mrs. W. H. Ricves, Wilhite went mad .Sunday night and Mrs. Jim Ingram, and Mrs. Josephine ; cut James Mason. He was bound Be Made. Mr. Cline An Ccffee Shop Will Be to become cffoctivo at once. Mr. Hutch Paschal ha» been named head clerk and day manager of the hotel and has .assumed this position. Mrs. Sadie Hall Bright is the dietici- nd is directing the house-keeping The coffee shop will be closed the firtt, Mr. Cline stated and many other changes will be made. It is the to remodel >ections o? the Ho- s rapidly as possible. lollars for shrubbery. The bald spots on the campus have been enliv- <*ned and it is the plan to carry this through until all bare spots hav*' a growing plant. over to Baldwin county court under a charge of assault with intent to murder. Seven drunks, two violators of traffic ordinances and four charged with disorderly conduct were docket ed in the court. A LARGE RATTLE SNAKE KILLED Lawrence Bloodworth killed a l'*rgc rattle snake the latter part of I last week on Mr. J. L. Bloodworth’? place in the Western part of the county. The snake was n large one, and had fifteen rattles and a bait- ton. TIMF. TO RETIRE—Bay a Fi*k today, Ike re ■■ ao better tire or tube r.«fe. W. E. Robin.on, Jr. A Radio i* no better then the ser vice that goe* with it. If yon want the be*t get an RCA or Atwater Kent Radio from—ADAMS ELECTRIC CC.—Easy Term*. MISS GORE GRADUATE OF GEORGIA BAPTIST HOSPITAL Miss Drucillah Gore, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. J. I. Gore of this city rnulunted with honors from the Georgia Bapti.t Hospital in Atlanta Moi.day February 3. j *^SSrri««j£:-SSi:l'BOSTOH CAFE 1 now one of its popular graduate By Willie Baker Almost anyone can picture a lit tle yellow house in a garden of flow- , era Who would ever associate this , scene, however, with a nun? Such a man is Mr. Phillips, of Mil lcdgcville, who lives alone with his flowers in the little yellow house. Sometimes, in the early ni«rniug, he is seen walking down the streets l»y him-clf. lit- .always has nis cane silently along. Sf you .•cry nervous and t with my husband I nearly drove him ■ r- urR es. .way. Vinol has changed this and re .are happy again.”—Mrs. V. Duesa. Doctors have long known the value if mineral elements iron, calcium with cod liver peptone, as contained Vinol. Nervous, easily tired people * turprised how Vinol gives new strength, sound sleep and a BIG Gives you more PEP to enjoy life! Vinol tastes delicious. Culver & Kidd Drug Company. (Advertisement) Batteries recharged $1.00 twenty- four bo«r oervice. Good supply of rentals. RALPH MMMERSON Bukk A Marquette Dealer TALK OVER YOUR FOOD BUD GET WITH YOUR GROCER AT THE HOME OWNED STORE. BOTH WILL BE BENEFITTED. —WHERE EVERYBODY EATS— “Fresh Eggs Served Daily” FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS AND WESTERN STEAK DAILY Try Our 3Se BLUE PLATE DINNER FOR SALE—400 Cleveland long st for $1.00 per Bu > pass by his hoi you will find hii among his flowe r* at dusk, p.»‘ rir.r bushels Coker* tple Cotten See.* the). Made seven J. L. Haddock. 2-13-30 4t. pd. Whi RCA 1 666 Tablets tighle' Ideal*. He will be the ■ i of the fits' by ■d fender*. RALPH SIMMERSON Busch & Marquette Dealc FATHERS AND MOTHERS: DON’T YOU KNOW YOU ARE DE PRIVING YOUR BOYS OF AN OP PORTUNITY TO HAVE A BUSI NESS OF THEIR OWN WHEN YOU PATRONIZE CHAIN STORES? telling you the and how they are grown. If he U pleased with you, perhap* you will leave with a bunch of violets or a rose. That signifies that he likes After the discussion on flowers, a bright tmile will light up his face. He will brrkon you to wait at the front of the steps. Tap, tap, into a tiny room, he goes. Soon he ap pears with a thumb-worn folded pic ture. His laughing eyes tease and beguile you into a charming secret if his, a second hobby. He slowly nfolds the picture and there is his j RENT—2 large front room*, grandson. J f">«t porch. Kitchonett Just .a delightful old man in an witb ,iak » •»•**■. w*»«r and old-fashioned garden who weaves * t l®phcn«. CIom in. Call 417-J. 208 talcs of romance. f Haocodk St. HELLO WORLD—Gat your At' Cent or RCA Radio from ADAMS ELECTRIC CO Easy Term. If you wreck it—Phone 300—Beit I wrecker iu Iowa a ad service quicker ' than quick. RALPH SIMMERSON J Buick A Marquette Dealer If you want the beat in Radio—i a. to be *creen-grid or the faraoc uperhetrodyne—Watch the other come to screen-grid. ADAMS ELECTRIC CO Atwater Kent and RCA Radio Dcalci TIME TO RETIRE al dealer—ADAMS ELEC- DR. GROVER C. JONES OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN MACON. GA. PHONE 1570 If QUALITY Is What You Want BUY Hollinshead’s GRADE “A” MILK THE BEST IN THE LAND Just a Few More of Those Young Mules Left IF YOU WANT TO SAVE $5t.M ON EACH MULE YOU BUY SEE ME BEFORE ITS TOO LATE RALPH SIMMERSON How the Railroads Help Business Recovery' Thu first weeks of 1930 have recorded improved and encourag ing business conditions m the Southeast and throughout the country. This situation strengthens confidence in the economic stability of the United State?. The railroads are an important factor in keeping business on an even keej. The increased speed and dependability of fright transportation have made it pcssible' within the last six years to gratly cut down niventoriei. It is no longer necessary to tie up capital by dead investment in large stocks. This means less interest charges, less insurance premiums, and quicker turnover. Commerce ha bec-n speeded up, and th cost of doing business hsa b«n reduced. The railroads, in addition to currying the country's commerce, are targe pare haters of materials and supplies and targe employers of tabor. They are going ahead with program of lm peer errant during 1930. They are the shock absorbers of the nation. The Central of Georgia is continually improving Ha fa ilitir, and increasing its efficiency so the shipping and traveling public may have the highest standard of aervice. Constructive criticism aid suggsetions are invited. A. E. CLIFT, President, Central of Georgia Railway Company. Savannah, Ga, February 11, 1930. Flour Salesman Wanted Will pay salary and expenses to good salesman who can pro duce a profitable volume of business in this territory. In answering give following informatoni—Age, height, weight, married or single. Give experience last ten yean and names of all firms worked for. Name counties in'which you are best acquainted and give names of all good retailers in those counties v/ith whom you are personally acquainted. Have you an automobile? Address—Post office box No. 124. Station “A" Atlanta, Ga.