Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-15

C>IuG3IIZ2Ll0zzA
NOTING the lament Of Americas maeon whose flower beds
~ the delight of the ncshbor chickens and her despair and
who appealed for protecting her
poss the Albany Herald through with suggestion that
sounds effective the eng housewife and
other similarly afflicted. Says the Herald
The following prescription for getting rid of the pcferous
chickens of neighbo chickens
belong recommended who guarantees results From
three "snapem uapsnot
traps but those designed to dispose OF tough grandfather rats Set the
traps beds and bait em with of
Drop grain the ground the The steel
spring troubles OF full
break the neck of the toughest Did rooster states
the maraudng chickens the who recommends
the plan admits but chickens expected to get 1t IN the neck
anyhow there's being consdeate of
you nghbor chickens than nshbors' chickens
CONGRESSNEN who skilled slipping oke legislation
will the deft in which the German rechstag
the Allies indemnity ultmatum.
Germany promises pay demanded and will carry the
terms OF the treaty to the capacity OF the nation to do it
b lin Tt il &C., a. C 'a l vs. III ." y,r
vided-f are all any lawyer needs to stall case
Germany acceptance of the indemnity the United
States directly in ways:
FIRSTt may help the Allies pay least the on
what they Uncle Sam.
SECOND-The 70 per cent export tariff on German goods will
protective tariff favor of American manufacturer
and against American
1t will increase by 20 per the low prices which German
goods being brought American markets underseng Amer
can-made goods
will also increase by % per cent the selling price of German
made goods all world markets This will help American exporters
In lines notably polished steel Germany underselng
0NP0i'' w Foi Neii' ~
The of added the selling of goods
majority of these goods will be bought by Americans and
German will help pay the indemnity for Germany.
WHAT you think of has himself successful dur
ing the years he has been parayzed fiat his back2
That's the record of Lee Mabry of Albemarle, N c.
Riding load of wood Lee-then a lad of I5-was
uchcd the ground The wood piled him crushing
CT his backbone and breaking his left right leg and coarbone
The spinal injury left him permanently parayzed Of motion and
feeling from the heart down
Did Lee give up The hph md NOPE? Not much!
lie became storebousc Of sunhmeconceved the idea Of
big emerged from prison home spread good
Inc reached circulation Of 5000 with 1000 copies
Prohbive prices of paper forced Lee stop publishing
1t seemed if his castle had crumbed But determined not
to become burden on any one he tries to support himself by
writer every day writing CHEEKY letters wide circle of friends
most of whom he has
And letter he sends outside these words
Cheer upF
You might send him an occasional subscription His address H
Lee Mabry Albemarle North Carolina
incidentally ism his life story enough make the of
ashamed Of the things we call handicsps and troubles?
REIUiN normal business conditions being blocked by high
- cost OF living And the average landlord is the chief blocker
Ibis the conclusion reached by J. H. Tregoc of the National AS
socIa4on OF Credit Men after 1000 miles lasting
months during which he interviewed credit all the country
lregoe
The landlord has important part to play in the readiu
mont Shelter of the largest elements the family budget
AT TINE when other commodities rapidly approaching
level high and mmoderate rental charges seriously retarng
ducuon OF living costs If element the refuses
70 take hue OF the loss this readusment period blocking
progress toward the level which healthy prosperous
business go forward"
Credit conditions show that the champion pendthf during
wartime prosperity was the average corporation.
steepeaek gliding church spie get crowds attention
away from an airplane any time.
An optim is business who expects prices to recover
What the use losing sleep how sell goods to foreign
customers that can't pay their old bills?
Be tolerant of the cranky Maybe he's the fellow that
planted his onions upside down.
Maybe thse pre- Columbus looking ahead to 1921
when they claimed that u The world is fat
Shape of the Teuton head caused the World War says Prof
Joseph Jasow Of University of Wisconsin Joe missed his calling
He'd have made fine criminal lawyer.