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THE UNION-RECORDER, MILLEDCEVILLE, OA., JUNE 22, 1*33
THIRTY YEARS
AG01N BALDWIN
Mew* Called Fiora The Files of
TTie Union-Recorder, Jane 23,
1913.
Mr. M. S. Bril, Cashier of the
Milledgeville Banking Co., attended
the twelfth annual ccnvention of the
Banker’s Association in Atlanta last
week. He was elected lit Vice-Presi
dent of the association.
Capt. A. B. Scott is detailed as
commandant of the Cadet Corps, and
teacher of Natural and Military
science. He is a graduate of West
Point, and stands close at the head
of the Captains in the U. S. Army.
Dr. M. L. Perry C'^s resigned his
n the medical staff of the j
UNCLE SAM BECOMES
WORLD'S BIG BANKER
Tne rapid inroad which the federal
government is making; into the com
mercial banking; business of the na
tion is reflected in the administra
tion's proposal to set up a new sys
tem of cooperative financing associa
tions in the 12 land bank districts,
to provide tfce farmer thort-term
productive loans.
In nearly every branch of financ
ing the government is taking a hand.
To the present w>de scope of public
financing new egencics are being
added by congress.
Already, it is asserted, the gov
ernment is operating 52 financing
institutions with resou.-ces of $3.
000.000.OOn. In these institutions
the government cwns nearly one and
SOUTH GEORGIA TRAIN
IS STOLEN BY ROBBERS
position
Georgia State Sanitarium and will a ha,f billions ot the ca P ital
leave about the 6th of July for Par In ;he ° ne and * half y ear? 0,6 **■
sons. Kan., where he has accepted construction Finance Corporation
the superintendence of the Epileptic hoi| bcen in ex * stence ,norc ,ban
Colony. I and a "“If billions of loans have
_______ | been made, of which more than
Col. F .G. Grieve left Sunday for bi,,iona has been to bank!< - lnort '
Atlanta. He is a candidate for door-1 companies and the like. The
keeper of the Senate, and the prob-1 Reconrtruetkn Finance Corporation
ability is that he will be elected. I U P to ““ time has bcen the govern-
_ mont's super bank, its portfolio con-
Mr. Andrew Edwards returned ; ta '. ninK today . tb< “
home last Thursday from Atlanta,
private securities which ’
where he has been attending the j P 0,it * d ,0 secure tb « Ioan!
Technological School.
Messrs. J. J., R. H. and J. J.
Wootten, Jr., Thos H. Caraker, E.
L. Barnes, C. T. Crawford and C.
M. Wright returned Saturday night
from Lord's Lake, where they had
spent several days fishing.
The Commissioners of Roads and
R avenues of Baldwin councy and
R etsrs. B. T. Bcthune, L. H. An
ri-errs, J. C. Whitaker, P. J. Cl ! ne
ant R. B. Moore went up to Little
River last Tuesday to investigate a
site for the erection of a bridge.
Into farm financing the govern
ment has taken its deepest plunge.
The federal land bank system was
set up in 1916 and the intermediate
credit banks in 1923 to provide pro.
duction loans to agriculture. Many
millions have been subscribed to
these banks since that time.
The government is preparing to
expand the functions of the home
loan banking system set up by the
Hoover administration.
In the huge public works program
now pending before congrere a sub
stantial part will be used to finance
state and municipal construction
work, relieving private financial in-
stit-tions of the task.
Engine end Three Loaded Freight
Cart Taken Four Milos from Yard.
It is almost common place to rob
a bank or hold up a train or stick
up a pedestrian, but when somebody
comes along and steals a train, en
gine and all and runs away with
the whole thing—then that’s big
news.
And this is just what happened
down at Perry, Fl~, recently. A thief
or thieves stole an engine and three
loaded freight cars, all the property
of the South Georgia railroad, ran
the engine four miles, when the
steam gave out in the boiler, and
•hen abandoned their loot when the
Taylor county sheriff and officers
cam 1 ! thundering upon the scene in
a speeding automobile wnich was in
pursuit.
The train, which is parked on the
track each night, contained the South
Georg'a locomotive, a car loaded
with Chevrolet automobiles, a car
loaded with lumber and the package
car loaded with miscellaneous freight
from the north, cast and west, which
is brought in every night by the
South Georgia. The switch on the
main line was open as the evening
train from Adel is the last to arrive
over this railroad for the day and J
night, and when the culprit ran tne
•rwin over the house track he had
clear going to Boyd.
At Boyd the Weaver-Loughridge
train was due, and had the stolen
tra n been driven beyond Boyd a
head-on collision would have occur
red as the engine lights were tvot
burning and the thief apparently
knew little of now to handle a loco
motive.
In getting out of Perry the train
hid to cross a number of streets and
highways.
Prof. O. M. Cone has commenced
a survey of Baldwin county for the
pun.,.- Of ir.ti.ii . m.p. TWENTY THOUSAND
Mr. Isom, who nas had charge of i
the express office in this city has j
gone to Americus. Ho will be sue-1
ceeded here by Mr. E. F. Elder. 1
HOMELESS WOMEN
Mrs. C. P. Crawford is visiting 1 b °
Atlanta.
Mr. K. P. Hawkins
Indian Springs.
Misses Orrie and Scott Whitaker
have returned, after a visit to
friends in Dublin.
Mrs. Walter W. Stembridge and
Miss Lucille Vaughan will leave to
day for a visit to relatives in Dub
lin.
Mi.-s Mattie Tvey left Saturday for
i visit to Macon.
Miss Liaura Paine has gtone to
Cumberland Island, where she will,
during the summer, be a member of
an orchestra, which will furnish
music the present season.
Average Age is Only 20 Years, and
Problem Has Become Serious.
Driven by economic conditions to
n the road, like thousands of
and boys, 200,0b0 young wo-'
and girls, their average age 20
I years, are seeking jobs, living in
'hobo jungle camps," hopping rides
on freight trains and wandering
aimlessly about the country.
These feminine vagabonds are
causing serious concern to govern
ment officials. Emphasizing the
seriousness of the problem. Mary
Anderson, director of the women’s
bureau of the laborr department
said:
“These homeless, jobless women
are tragic figures. They might be
called the “forgotten women’’ be
cause until now their plight has been
given scant consideration. Records
show that no one ia go unwanted as
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
OUR CUSTOMERS IN
MILLEDCEVILLE
We have installed a direct Tele'
phone Service to oar office in
Macoc.
PHONE 2000
For Market Quotations and to
Place Orders
FENNER, BEAN &
UNGERLE1DER
Member New York Stock Ex
change and Other Leading Ex
changes. A complete Invest
ment and Brokerage Service in
The World’s Markets.
STANDARD OIL LABORATORIES
DEVELOP NEW MOTOR-FUEL
“NOTHING BUT INSURANCE”
Phoae 473
C. H. ANDREWS & SON
THE
Green Frog
Sandwich Shop
PHONE 74
We Deliver Anywhere b the City
BOSTON CAFE
TRY OUR
the woman alone, who ia designated
■unattached,’ and who ia unable. Rw W$rte«* Steaks and Fresh
to make the grade economically.” A Norfolk Oysters
plan for housing them in federal j, Qv Private Dining Room wM
ramne in hninv rnnalflArerl Kv Qr-,rp. i
Individual Booth
camps is being considered by Secre
tary of Labcr Perkins and Mrs.
Franklin D. Doosevelt.
The labor department is studying I
plans to lend assistance to the girl
vagabond army.
Thousand* of the transient girls,
according to Miss Anderson, are suc
cumbing to illness and nervous dis
orders as a result of their experi-
90ST0N CAFE
CENTURY OF PROGRESS
EXPOSITION, CHICAGO, ILL., j
1933
Excursion faras from Milledgeville!
Tickets on Sale Daily j
16-d#y limit $33.85 !
30-da.v limit $41.05
November 15 limit $46.20
Still lower fares for parties of 25
Special Emcursioa
July 1, 2 and 3, limit July 8, fare
$22.10.
Reduced round trip Puilman
rates through sleeping car.
Ask Ticket Agent for information
about All Expense Tours, or write
F. J. Robinson, General Passenger
Agent, Savannah.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY
NATURE RESTORES SIGHT TO
WOMAN 85 YEARS OF AGE
Sees for First Time i
Fifteen Long Years
Nature has lifted the curtain of
darkness that veiled the eyes of Mrs.
Mary Gleascn, 85, of Butler, N. J.,
for more than 15 years.
She looked upon n new world the
other day when she sat (n the porch
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Anna Henderahot, and received the
congratulations of her friendst She
was surrounded by her grandchil
dren, whom she was seeirg for the
first time. .
It was 20 years ago when Mrs.
Gleason's sight began to fail. Month
by month her vision became dimmer
until finally complete darkness en
folded her. Physicians attributed the
loss of sight to her advanced years,
and she never expected to see the
light of day.
Two weeks ago, however, she com
plained of pains in her head and was
confined to her bed. Her daughter
applied cold compresses for two days
and the pain was relieved.
Gradually her sight improved un
til a few days ago her vision became
clear and she saw her grandchildren
for the first time.
APARTMENT FOR RENT—Two
Urge rooms and large kitchen. All
. Phone 444-L.
FOR RENT—One epstairs apart
ment with bath. Mrs.. Ed Law
raaoa, Phoae 146-L.
Start Saving
TODAY
The entire facilities of this
strong bank are at your
command to aid you in
this important ftep, which
is the beginning of your
financial independence.
NO ACCOUNT TOO
LARGE—NONE TOO
SMALL
Forty-four Years of Service to The People of This Section
Merchants & Farmers Bank
CAPITAL
$80,000.00
SURPLUS
$80,000.00
How Cardui
Helps Women
•'Mal-nutri'lon'' means that your
body Is not getting enough to keep
It up, so that what It has to do Is
not done well. You may not be eat
ing enough to keep up the work of
the body, or there may be something
wrong that keeps you from getting
full valuo from tho food you eat.
Because ot mol-nutrltlon. some
women have aches and pains every
month. Such pains should not be
neglected. —
Take Cardui to give you a better
appeUlc. to give you more strength
from the food you eat — to build up
ar.4 Increase your feeling of well
being.* Aches and pains go away as
yeu build up with tho help of Cardui.
Will be offered motorists
on Saturday
Motorists throughout the
South will be interested in the
announcement by W. E. Smith,
President of the Standard Oil
Company Incorporated in Ken
tucky, at Louisville, that a
brand-new type of motor fuel
will be sold by Standard OD
Company dealers and service
stations effective Saturday of
this week.
This new motor fuel, which
will be colored orange and
marketed under the well
known name of Crown Stand
ard Gasoline, was developed in
the Standard Oil Laboratories.
It will be a more powerful
fuel, with actual, added anti
knock properties, but will be
sold at no additional cost.
In discussing this new
product, M„. Smith state* •
the
tired of the exag ter , ttd
claims that are making gaso
line advertising so hard to be
lieve. We make no extravagant
claims for this new Crown
Standard Gasoline We
state that it is a better fue'lt
regular price than has yet
been made for the modem
motor. We stand
squarely
back of Crown Standard Gaso-
line as such a fuel, and guar
antee its smoother, more pow
erfui performance. We say this
fully aware of our responsibil
ity to our many <<ostomers in
making such * public state-
meet."
BRICK Thatclink Like steel
Are Mp4, ky Ike “MeMILLAN” Py
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
We Make Qmiek Skips*Mila 1. Aay Qvaatity.
RICH GLO FACE BRICK—FIRE BRICK-COMMON BRICK
MilledgevilleBrickWorksCo
MILLEDCEVILLE. CA.
EalmkHeked 1M3 ky J. W. M« Mill am.
JL '5. Me Mil la B, Pr.^Uat Mr.. J. W. McMUlam, Vicm-Pr..ide.«
Where will you be at 60?
Statistics show that out of 100 average healthy men at age 25
36 will be dead at 65
1 will be rich
4 will be wealthy
5 will be supporting themselvse by work
54 will be dependent upon friends, relatives,
or public charity.
A POLICY IN THE JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY WILL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM
J. T. Andrews, District Agt.
Don’t^let It happen at
i Your Party
BUTTER 25c. lb.
CHURNED FRESH DAILY
Quick Bicycle Delivery Anywhere in the City. Jus; Call Us.
PHONE 83
Montgomery’s MilkDept.
We arc Ready to Take Care of ALL your Dairy Needs this
Summer. Call for Eggs, Cream, Milk, Chickens. Butter
XaGGC8XQXSOiX&^^
Refresh yourself
Bounce back to normal
She might even trump her partner’s ace. All because the game has gone too
long without refreshment. It doesn’t happen when you serve ice-cold bottles
of Coca-Cola. You help your guests ; ebound from drowsiness to normal.
Really delicious, Coca-Cola invites a pause—the pause that refreshes. Keep It
ready ice-cold in your refrigerator. It’s a natural partner of good things to eat.
Order Bottled Coe*-Cola from Your Croetr
THE MILLEDGEVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
PHONE 308