Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-01
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deserving reap big and deserved And pac
uar delight Georgns when they find Georgia thus
ceedng.
The announcement the other day from Birmingham of the
formation of the Southeastern Express read with
by Georgans because bore the information that the
president Hocaday and that Atlanta would be the head
quarters The capitalized at SOOOOOO all owned
by Southern
MIR Hockaday has grown up the business As
young he located for Savannah with the old South
Express Company and later made and gen
era of the Southern at Atlanta He held this position tor
number of until during the the government compelled
the of all the companies into single and
he was moved Washington and put in important executive
position.
TO the personal friends of Mr. Hockaday
numbers his mystery They know that his rise
suited from his early of the business strict aen-
duty all and of ALL consciousness all times
the shippers In this last phrase lies the OF his
popularity with the public for service has always been Mr. Hocka-
days first and complaint appeal him from patron
ever went uninvesgated found merng
Georgans may proud Mr. Hokadays continued
and congratulate the his being returned to it
ALLIED experts figured that Germany pay indemnity
"A aggregang 22O 900 900 900 gold marks plus l22 per
upon her export trade all this be spread period
of AZ years,
experts preparing statistics prove that Ger
many pay that much
In France and Great Britain the question How much
get of Germany during this and the geneaton?
British economic expert, j. Ellis Barker, year
pointed out huge German either OF which, he insisted
would the indemnity then demanded by France considerable
higher than that agreed upon by Allied economic experts
Germanys coal and potash would Germanys debts
to the Allied nations, Barker said.
He estimated (from German rePorts) that in the
Rhen Wesphaan coal fields alone Germany had coal worth (a
mine pces times much asked of Germany
exclusive of the which recognize would be
high tariff wall against Germany trade tor at least tour decades
THE coal in that district Barker estimated worth 1900 billion
gold marks The Allied experts place the indemnify 220 bill
lion gold marks Exclusive of export tax
Germanys immense potash at (pre-war PTces)
would according Bankers estimates yield something like 500 bill
lion gold marks than twice the fixed indemnify
The trouble though lies in the fact that the coal and potash
he
transported to the allied the solving of the indemnity prob
lem would be comparatively easy.
IF Germany could hand half her potash, tenth
her underground coal and call the bill settled there would be
waiing and crashing of teeth beyond the Rhine
Germany settle the hard wearing task of
her coal and potash of her other
gold equivalent the while on her
living, and cost of production.
The best Germany gets will be hard erms-from the
German standpoint.
The interesting part Coxs on Wilson wasn't what was
plumbers was delayed while the chair
man went back to the shop for gavel
We gather from dispatches that Palers opinion of In
teryer only to be measured of Untermyers opinion
Palmer.
The of doctors; every they prescription
they try to horn in on the party:
Those scnatng minds that conferred with Harding must have
shot spark into the wastebasket
Plot abolish free seeds defeated by House
Sic semper sedihonl
Who in the absence Of Mayor OCalaghan welcoming
British constabulary to Cork7
Aantas replica of Robert Burns home either incomplete
It violates one of our best known amendments
Several killed by eating spinach in
Grand Rapids hospital Well they had they picked
good spot for it.
calous will often give the pamst much information as
line in the palm.