Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-17
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TE NESRECORDER judges from perusa its numerous OK.
changes that has been dropped from the list of
which the Georgia Railway and Power will from this
time forward for the printing of its paid advertising matter
This matter of particular The Tmes-Rc
corde In the have accepted the Power companys
Using legitimate business when paid for disguised news
matter although its policies editorial expression Dur
ing the last week lengthy advertisement placed by the Georgia Rail
and Power rprntng letter from A. Perry
to Editor Pat Griffin, of cambridge of the Power company
paid Propagndsts has appeared daily and weekly
Georgia offered The Times Recorder
We draw the conclusion that the Georgia Railway and Power
company advertes influence editorial
ion rather than to reach the public such the
unlikely the would advertising only friendly
since would still be able reach the readers these pa
as before regardless of the editorial policy
We had believed the Georgia Railway and Power company
buying space tor the presentation OF its interests to the
people Georgia for the helping
pills and thereby hoping to WIN favor as cash crstome1 But per
haPs the company unable to forgive The sRecorde tor
breaking its fine little of planting propaganda the
columns OF the Georgia without except its
played entirely too long and too successfully
The pleased state that its business fairly
goodvery good by with other
does not need this business 1t considers compliment under
the circumstances have been boycoted by the
Luckily the boycott will not be teIt
CAPTURE mail robber and a reward high $4,000
That's the Offered by Postmaster General viii H. Hays
to postal employee other who brings mail robber
All postofice workers who handle valuable mail to be
ed It's return shotgun riding OF the old Wel8 days
Shoot straight boysl
Organized plundeng the mails right and left Then
loot the dozen leading mail obberes during the last 10 months
The biggest Job was the theft of 50 500 900 be
of registered mails have to be made good these oongs direct
Its big sum-tha 50 500 600 Jesse James was pker In
the popular imagination he looms the greatest robbe Yet his
loonss small enough that the brothers members of his
band shot him 1882 the $4,000 reward offered by
Governor Cnenden of Missouri for Jesse James capture dead
alive
ANOTHER PIKER compared with modern road the
Dalton This the last great gang of train robbers of
old style that worked in the and holding whole train
sambed their lives The Dalton gang trying pull of double
(oHev the
Emmett Dalton the only gangster left alive After his
prison days discussing his big Jobs said that the once
There were, however crooks in the old days For
the that stole 800 900 from New York New Haven
Hartford 800 They captured by Allan Pnkerton
probably the greatest detective in American history
oarm postal employees sound horse-sense 1t may lead
the big mail hooters getting cold lead instead of what their
BRAINS consider tame The country hopes So
KING KEOUS of Kau Hawaii led army against King KAN
chamaha in 100. Klauca, active volcano erupted while
warriors was destroyed Pele the wahfu goddess
many learned from popular play called The Bird of Paradise
Fot A. Jaeger Jr in charge OF the volcano observatory
exploring lava desert there recently when he found multitude
OF footprints pointed from the volcano All in di
recon deep the and light the heels indicating great
Originally the tracks in volcanic ash. Rain turned hard
concrete hese footprints be preserved part the
Kleauea National Park
Armies often aim to leave mperishabe
torres OUT not 10 their flights remained tor nature to do that
FOR the first time the history United States representa-
tive OF foreign government openly lobbying Washington.
He is Rene Vivian, former premier of France
Up to date the lobbyist has been of the peculiar
mails IN American public life His traditional methods all
wayrom buttonhOieing roughhous are even
that the nestye lobbyist carries flask instead of wallet
his hip and that he cpsng the dashng for
years have infested Washington arranged interviews with some
of the politically powerful
Into this hodgepodge OF lobbydom genial NJ Vivian
with all the poenes and hnesse for which the French
famous.
Who knows bat Vvians may whole sys
tenn Of lobbyng2
We newstyle lobbyists swarmng Washing
from the nteror-bo~ng, scrapng, Rattering
Incidentally will Vivian his task Apparently the
best he hope for recognition by the Senate disposition
The of with Germany that Germany responsible
for the and should pay
Young ladies who eating cakes for their complexion
delightful heartto heart talk with the old
carried buckeye for rheumatism.