Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-08
THE GIN BURNERS.

for Governor Dorsey Taking quick cognizanee OF an
evil raising head throughout the cotton belt
he has that the nightdng burners must cease
activities Georgia Although their activity Georgia has
not reached the other the
has actually appeared and be hoped the statement OF ne gov
enor that all possible will be lent by him in reaching and
Furnishing the guilty will have deterrent effect these misguided
lavvbreakers.
The governor very tuthfy points the ut of this mob
action when says: The people who this of
trolling will only fail accomplish their
but will intensity the very which they seek remedy
he points the greatest in the following words:
IF Legitimate business be nerfered with in this then
boshevism has already arrived
OF course we do not think bohevsts Georgia; that
is unhnkable all of But boshevsm mob rule rule
by the without law And burning after the posting OF
warnings which obeyed mob rule without
end without the intelligence seeks to
conditions without curing their
Cotton is too low in price now; all know bringing less
of production But there economic for this
gn-bunng will remedy One of the most important
for this condition that the farmer has and for
decades unnecessarily allowing other interests to control him and
his crop When the opportunity offered him during the last few
months organize and take control of his industry he wash
greatly interested and result the American Cotton Asso
ciaon organized for this very and depending for its
strength and power upon very cooperation of these farmers
still really struggling body lacking the interest and
support absolutely necessary make great
However may be said that still shows promise
and eventahe time depending the activity OF the farm
themselvesto accomplish what set out to accomplish
night riding and threats and gin-bunng will the
growers they will only his troubles The Mont
gomery interestingly discusses this which
first appeared in Alabama, as follows:
Governor Calvin Coolidge is the
Iaw-abidns citizens South be disturbed by
b Bt F FROM Tesa South
Closed By q ignorant
communities they
e0ton South significant a tbe growth sp Violence
sg n the Gg rights S the oT n hn @
@ hand h e hd b m s o down nf af and quick
upon the tobacco Of
destroyed
dispose crops
recognizes outbreaks
the South Secretary Greene Of the Alabama DIVISION yesterday
farmers nmdate ginn merchants the lawful pur-
% aS ne order aOOSf all things and has no sympathy with
I've advise people that fair for cotton
D the b e Of @ & b IN 40 Gs 5 pound and advise
lawful meth0d to arrive at those figures Our & banks and
and he will do his part and act the he viii receive all
t those Ere Pss the public pres &
is worth while type
done rror care sss CT eo7e e tSei G
tracks They operate in the night hours when good helpless
ragged and yet fear the terroris
it is mo- easy matter for tbe guilty Occurred may occur
element in It should
declare dapprov demand the pun.
hen OF guilty men Such course would strengthen the morale
maze them and should strengthen the morale r SgrR and nd
the law: A''"0f''S' OF
stand At @ side s% and order e9 d The S meets
h are s enforced Sud govern
Next order will be resolutions by the New York Assembly
compmentno Secretary Colby for barring two radical
per correspondents.
$500 Yale; they can't accuse that MANY
being exclusive"
Taft to take the stump Harding he too heavy for thar
front porch9
1t isn't much Of nation that hasn't crisis of some sort