Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-06

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To> MINOR in his Sunday night witI,gl making
any ehten&e put it Up to the 25ef Officers Of eomnu"
within he Amercus Of die well known organ
$1,000 this place who backy advertising Americas on the
by telling OF the shc~dnes and sickness IF her gamblers
this place
would appear to be the Of someone whose duty
the OF witnesses then draw the and
msI s6 Be hf5s S1 sps3 P1e II the me- Of Ae
undertaken without waiting for the next grand jury six months
hence.
From the O Dr. Minor it also appear that
Judge eohn would be entirely justified calling back the grand
this gone into and handled DrNlnor member
this grand jury and supply the needed information.
1t obviously SOMEBODY , move
DURING the fiscal year which June 30 the govern
men will have spent almost Ave and half billion dollars for
operating Washington officials both the Legislative
and executive departments said be shocked APP
Palled, at the magnitude of the figures.
Inability make appreciate reduction the governments
notwithstanding the need of doing should be
Washington n grave concern to the O0" as 70 'S' 0'''1
The for the fiscal said be hardly less
discouroging Without taking any reduction the
public debt the financial sharps talking about
There plenty good authority for the prophecy that it will
that there can be little any reduction in federal
taxation next year as has been create floating debt
These figures quoted for the of cczns those
whose duty and spend They
probably doing the best they well any other group
could do considering the adverse circumstances which the sub
jec Of postwar government expenses involved.
But probably better that the people who pay the taxes
face the realities that they eudc themselves into the belief that
The period OF high federal taxation is at an end
POM the gross and the operating INCOME the larger
railroad showed decided mprov year ago
- he figures Tor most OF the systems for April vaac
While they still far from satisfactory, compared with normal
Powar conditions the improvement sufficient to indicate that the
Ions hoped io' business revival may be under way.
hee April 9sucs ought to and undoubtedly will be seriously
decision on the question OF revising freight and down
he ,ic
hcu feet and they need every Bit Of help hey can get
mpoIan among these industries arc the railroads. which can
M And cannot be 100 often rere9tej that iqad higher
Industries
ANCIENT ROME had Gappe they w5jc ,eu bar IN huge
Arkansas investigator, Prof H. H. Strauss
sticks and false hair freely than the Of the
mon you Americas streets.
or the female to strive to make herself attractive,
R Mrs. P natural pr03 o It's I Of al life on earth
mating easonand changes to white feathers that hide her from
Probably women always vii! paint
Another war in the Balkans: Getting back to normally.
Germanys coming acrossbu the way she intended
At that the pioneer having lower mortality rate
than the first ocean navigators.
In the long the Germans will find the indemnity bill less ex
pcnsive than the Hohenzolern Bill
Ford No 100000 just left the factory For birth rate
the ord factory beats rabbits
Astronomer claims the universe 1000 times larger orig
nay believed Hohuml Which clubs the pennan?
od Me oo0 York has 40 of the o. Americans whose exceeds
hotels must &c ''s owners OF I've" '0fk o''y
Minnesota district says politicians cigars violate he cor
up practices act Always knew they violated something
The mixed commission by the Supreme council 10 study
the slesian question probably will be mixed after dns
President Bryan of the Milwaukee St Paul. says freight