Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-14
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ifuI national banner in the world!

One hundred and forty-four years young today.
has inspired herosm, ideasm, than any other nag IN
That flag and are twins We cannot be parted life
death long float shall float together if must
sink shall down said that valiant revolutionary patriot
John Paul Jones.
Now that Old Glory is up there, gentlemen ready to
die said Captain Stephen the New England captain who
chstened the Stars and Stripes Old Glory back in 1881
A thoughtful mind when naions flag, the flag
itself And whatever may be symbols its insignia
the history belong the FORTH The Aneri-
symbol liberty said Henry Ward Beeche the
Others have said oquenty perhaps no sincerely
Its white stands for purity its red for brotherhood blue for
justice indicate that America has the light
We have stripes in the flag, representing the original -
of which Georgia 40 representing
today flag symbolic our growth without changing
its symbolic America itself will grow long
ton lives to the flag symbolism.
It's the flag of dawn its duty that its dawn
dakened. 4MF@xm3M
And the Star spanged Banner forever shall ~aSe s the
land OF the free and the home of the brave.
"TE DEATH of Colonel Calbrah loss to the whole ma
don The mayor of western city who expressed himself
when he heard of the sudden taking off of the the American
Legion voiced the peoples unanimous sentiment
Cabraih splendid work for the disabled veterans of the
doubtful whether the passing of other would have been
felt as keeny by the American soldiers.
Immediately his election head Of the
last TALL he threw himself intellectually into the fight justice
to the disabled soldiers.
This great work just beginning to bear fruit when one of
those sudden and inexphabe tragedies struck him down
Fate decreed that the American Legion commander was not
live the full uon of the work had dedicated
himself But his example of unsehh devotion noble will
be the inspiration others and finish the task
When has been finished when the obligation
disabled soldier has been fully discharged be- the
credit will be largely Colonel Galbraiths.
Colonel Galbath gallant soldier and his title Fighting
Colonel of the Fighting First the terrible fighting in the Ar
well bestowed. Three governments had bonored him
with medals for distinguished il the field.
But these honors small compared with the great honor
of having his forever enhned the hearts of the
lean soldiers.
ADMIRAL SIMS tongue has gotten him into trouble again
He has been discussing the Irish question in London at public
meeting and the secretary of the has threatened summary
action.
This make Josephus laugh when he remembers
that his controversy with Sims said by his be political
Sims such perfectly good sailor that really
that he has roller-bearing tongue.
FORMER PRESIDENT WILSON went to the heater the other
night and when the audience discovered him back he
got the greatest ovation since his retirement
pleasant that the bitterness of falls presde
ha e5mpsgn seems to have spent itself and that
bore the great burden OF the presidential office
Husband and wife boss each ether says Lady Aston She's half
Advertising named to head shipping board We thought
it already had enough advertising
In Chicago senoerapher of every 10 mare her en-
pioysr And that ends his dcaion
- Deaths sting has been found There's housing shortage in
Murderers Row at Sing Sing
Chicago music dealers jazz giving way to oldme
melodies Hope they don't revive In the Shade of the Old Apple
Two thousand chorus girls stranded Chicago prize Of one
German mark that pick out of the usual crowd
in the koop. - " ~ o
New York physician says young women should be con
lated on winning the battle for the short skirt Some should've
some shouldn't ~
ne Z. o. r. confidently expects" make South Carolina
pound ems " " 'i
Sailing back Europe Enstein's last interview. dl, l
subject ~ " Una
Russian princesses working typs Riga But wei be
they can hold candle alongside American ypists