Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-01

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POSTMASTER GENERAL HAYS IS making good his pledge
. o use his department press censorship bureau,
In extending the second class mailing privileges to the Lbeaor
socaed Socialist publication which denied the privilege by
Buoson Hays makes perfectly clear that the Bureson abuses
The following significant statement accompanies the Lbcrato
order:
The war IS over We must return to the ordered freedom
Our method Of safeguarding the public welfare while at the
time maintaining freedom of the press has been our through
long period of stable civil liberty better for the publ welfare and
personal security of citizens than establish bureaucratic
ship which becomes Of individual opinion,
judcc caprice
There free institutions in which the free
dom of the shares but this have preferred
pay from time rather than seek distrcdd devices
Hays makes the further point that publications should be
ey suppressed and their publishers prosecuted they should be
given equal mailing rights IN common with other PIbca'ons
He adds that the laws Of the safeguar ding the integrity
OF the freedom of the and shall be alouy observed
TWO QUESTIONS of vital Importance only the people of
the British Empire but the people of United States, will be
The conference composed of premier
tary the and the and leading
of the scf-governng British dominIons
The two questions have to do with the size and distrbu-
of the British and the renewal of the AngloJapanesc
Britain navy problem nentrcaby bound with the prob
lem Of her future relations with Japan,
Australia Zealand Canada especially
Anglo japanese because like hcq have
exclusion policy to which the Japs take exception
Premier Hughes of Australia notable speech before
sailing take the conference said that the hope Of the
Britain.
of America for the friendship of Japan and expressed the hope that
alike to Japan Great Britain and the British Pacific domnons
Such result would be long step toward the great objective
of world and would furnish splendid background for the
limitation conference which the has asked Presi
dent Harding to call
discussion OF GREAT BRITAIN brings up the thought that
there satisfaction than there ought be the know
ledge that other fellow off than you This
gested by of conditions America and Great Britain
When complain of high this country may help
little realize that they about twice high in Great Britain.
Certainly unemployment large but the aes. figures
ot r OF
part time This about Il of the population The
millions work estimated figure
Our exports about half what they year and
We may Congratulate ourselves VIII US export trade important
with the British vital We have fair prosperity
with limited export trade the British can't Their existence
industrial nation depends business and their
situation such that they must be industrial nation
smash
The rather desperate which British find them
selves illustrated by the arrival Newcastle of Of
coal IRON China his IS carrying Goals to Newcastle with
Every British crowded idle ships the
being tons partly due to the strike
OF coal miners but the the lack of demand for British
Yes undoubtedly have troubles and there pcnt,
difficulties ahead OF US but British cousins much
plight that they probably think favored of the gods
The British House Lords debating whether extremely long
haH on man is sign OF insanity baldhcaded probably
started it.
According to rcformcrs short Skirts should be longer
Germany money situation bad enough but Just think what
u would nave been il her printers struck
The Posoaicc Department ends ccnsorsbip-vhcn there
nothing to
Chicago detectives searching kissing blond" Do they
have to search there?
Chicago thinks mosquitoes will force wcarlongcr
skirts Swat the mosquito
sails to investigate Russia That's DANGEROUS
name to take into Lenins lair.
Dublin destroys the tax records At last the Irish have
Something to be thankful for,