Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-26
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MAYBE Columbus downright lucky perhaps she got just what
her AT the coming of Tom Loyess and
Julian Harris the Columbus field achievement
of great Importance for a city the size of Columbus
who have acquired the Enquirer Sum-
would make good anywhere against the hardest
poan competition That they have located city the size of
Columbus has proved the biggest of the time
Georgia newspaper circles where they well known But they
they doing least had good which
their action they looked the field judged that Of
fered unusual opportunity for development and went to it
" Loyess and Harris stake their and their
Columbus people and Columbus future should
great deal the people of Columbus Unless the for
the EnquerSun goes forward and proves
cessful business venture will be identified with
Columbus long for they afford be- On the other
hand has her power keep of the biggest
Southern newspapedom by taking them of her and all
joining in a Forward, March" procession.
Columbus has with greater fortune than her people prob
ably will be able realize for time And they wise they
will not let get away from them.
We believe they are wise
WHAT is gentleman? asks newspaper of readers
The agree that gentleman be kind considerable
honorable truthful respectable intelligent and possess all other
dard virtues.
The true nature gentleman has been under discussion
2400 years In the fifth century the Chinese phoosoph
Conucius asked by his disciple Tzukung What gentle
MANI"
And Confuus replied "A gentleman puts words deed
and what he the deed He broad and fair The vul
gar biased and petty.
Also, said Confucus gentleman good the
words of the philosopher: "A gentleman vaes-except
perhaps archery and then throughout the struggle he still the
gentleman.
FURTHERMORE told by Confueus gentleman has
likes and dses below heaven He follows right Gentle
in Justice the vulgar in favor"
Upo being questioned further by the persistent Tzug Con
fucus replied A gentleman considers what right; the vulgar
consider will gentleman wishes be slo~ speak
and qu He helps he needy he does swell riches
However the Puritan fathers had altogether different
of to be in
the law
THUS code of enacted Massachusetts provd
No shall be beaten stripes nor shall an,
gentleman equal to gentleman be punished with
whipping unless his crime be very shameful
appears therefore, that being gentleman Massachusetts
condition of life rather than of character The Chinese
ton is the better And by the how gentlemen ouc
still be considered such if the Confucan specifications strictly
applied?
SOMEBODY asked Henry Ward Beeher what he best lec
to do of all things in the world
But what do like best for recreation? That's your
ton What's your avocatOn?"
Preaching, answering Beecher
Yes yes but surely need something else What do
Preaching, again the answer.
Henry Ward Beecher but he evidently
believed in intensity.
He liked his work we'll that he even find relief from
work IN more work Is it wonder that he succeeded
must be noted however that his work of very
kind we'll broadening kind By and through he could
follow of human thought if he He could
hefeDy most admirable definition educaontc
know great deal about thing and little about every
thing
Nevertheless his lesson the of intensity
to achieve accomplishment
Preaching and preaching and preaching made him
great preacher, perhaps Americas greatest preacher
Lord Robert Cecil the League of Nations very mucl
alive And Hiram Johnson asks Alive with 1vhatp"
There many barefoot mlionames in the Crimea Owe
here the mllionares have their wives go bareback
Speak of soviet Turkey with the the ct