Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-10
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EVIDENTLY Judge Ltohn of this circuit the only Geor-
Judge who believes that Jail penalties prescribed in the
prohibition laws help break up liquor traffic and that break
ing up the traffic is the end sought by the law The Moulte Oh
quoting editorial the Times Recorder approving
jail sentences tor prohibition law voaor follows with the fol-
LOVING
Judge w E. Thomas of the Southern circuit has done 90
much the make the illicit sale of liquor
profitable and unpopular He has not besad 70 innos chain
white seems the only yay to
with the whisky situation We may of liquor
making liquor selling in the coming weeks The bob price of
whisky and the need money probably serve to build up
the business again will have be with wall oppo
the part courts the officers and public sentiment 1t
evil that to make toy Of 1t takes stern
dealing to keep whisky selling down judge who will stand
In the of Superior Judge Llejohn add
to his reputation of being somebody for the boozaer
But his judgments stern they untempered with
SOME of the figures offered by the TmesRcorder yesterday
and selling of clothing dry goods etc. by the
leading of Americas probably few surprises for
the public generally During the years when
thing going and nothing coming down the public has
to look the merchant gentleman ese
That 100 and higher profits being added all whole
but hasn't been The figures presented proved that
documentary evidence desired leading merchant will be glad
to convince the doubter.
There time before the war said one dealer when
prices low that merchants in the clothing line for
ten added 100 the They haven't been able
of late however Why because reached such heights
that the public wouldn't stand adding 100 per
There limit beyond which the retailer could although
die maker seemed have limit We willing the
public see our invoices if they are interested"
UT Hnsun came over from Norway some years ago and got
JOB washing dishes He fred" His en-
on Chicago street The superintendent fired him He
couldn't remember the Of the Too stupid the
verdict
Successfully Knut became porter hotel passer
steamship dechand and other things Always he dis
charged and usually the boss told him he stupid
his salt"
But Knut wasn't stupid IS volumes of poems
e3 have been translated into languages and which have
novels no one can forget after reading He t too id to earn
and receive the Nobel for literature nearly 000 He wasn't
too stupid to become of the worlds really great writer's
Yet he failure a dish-sasher
On the other hand failure literature would make
fine street conductor.
THE effect low prices Of foods the duly mirroed
city 1t doesn't always that the city consumer pays
into city purses
When the farmers pockebook empty he's poor customer
When it is full the farmer IS liberal buyer.
The largest American mail order have lust reported
that sales during October declined 40 per cent as compared with
buying Why? The fell out of the wheat osrk Cotton
prices dwinded So with livestock wool everything the
farmer produces But the farmer alone doesn't suffer The
workers have found him ready customer suffer with him
when he cannot buy.
Because of this joint in rural prosperity every cv
should display the same lively with the solving
marketing problems
Cubas doesn't keep the fans awav from ,ba,
mausoeum of financial hopes the race track.
Prince of Wales had take after his vacation He mat
human after ALL only he can do things the rest of can't afford
No wonder many Irishmen would rather be police :;
New York than a constable in Cork
Ballads sing Of the Woes not the Rose of Killarney
If they don't deliver coal at some homes soon Santa Clan. m
have plenty of chilly chimney trips
Death landlord of Pennsylvania who refused &c
raise his tenants And they the good die young