Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-23

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CONTROVERSY the United States navy RACES.
announced that after Inauguration President Harding will
initiate and ae part international conference general world
disarmament
England navy that will be much stronger than
when building program completed frankly desires
take the lead in cutting down
Japan with navy than half strong and with
all of concentrated the Pacific she cannot consider dis
armng until Uncle Sam begins the process
All of this that few weeks hence politicians will be
calling each other Passionate appeal will be made the
the pocketbook of the the other
Facts may be lost sight of Probably they will be lost sight of
Washington unless the American people whole sufficiently
well informed and sufficiently concerned to insist their being
These are considerations that have moved The Tmes-Re-
sign best respondents particularly study and about
the United navy during the few weeks How does
building program with the program of these
Are overlooking big bets in naval apane and suba
of another breaking outa which perhaps
England could not help us
EACH American know the questions of this
~ SORT he fairly judge his the for
refusing with foreign statesmen their immediate plans
The Recorder has grind this matter We be
eve saving the peoples whenever possible and
wherever safe it And is obvious that is not the
actual and of that counts but its relative
strength and efficiency that of other navies.
world condition that de recognize and
general principle we believe in
recognize that the close of the World War and the
various allied countries have not made the launching of another
great war impossible
believe
should be position least take Of itself without being
dependent help from any other country whatever.
That is additionally good American policy 1t is also good
common odahoned Before the attempt
rush the American people disarmament they should
be fully informed and they should carefully consider whether
the this principle of independence involved
Steps toward disarmament to be welcomed. But for
America such step must not be step IN the dark
A DENVER girl says traded another girl" She
SO the story runs girl appearance
it for them to exchange names hon dentes made
still by both living people who had known them
in the days before they traded lives.
What the Denver girl did merely to names, to
tend be the other but she right living her
became that other than she could have become her by
swapping clothes
were concerned Their trade have affected the lives of others
have changed the lives of their friends and of them
selves. Ia 81, 81 Is Il a 81 a.
WHEN the time that humans trade lives with each
What will bappen9 And howe
Would you like live in this world when (f eve) lives
Would you you could trade lives with any other living hu
Would you Rockefeller? Or emperor? Or
Remember could trade lives they would trade than
Just and wealth. They would trade friends relatives loves
morals ideals ambitions hopes memories everything They would
trade moments of death And they would trade eternity for
trade lives trade souls
Trading lives the biggest problem human mind has
:ceved Beside bridging the unneng from America
Asia journeys to other planets all these would be Of
plishmen. rs I'll q. sf1a, AL asNs
TRADING lives will be possible when has discovered
how TO create life and how to restore life when is lost
Cnhi such time has arrived those dissatisfied
patch mend repair; they eliminate habits and acquire
others they make their lives different than they They
may change but not trade lives -.
But we have gotten away from the question suppong that
you could trade life would you2 With whom would you trade?
The Chicago butchers cashier who bequeahed $40 600
found a short cut to fortune
By this time the boys have almost all French they
zlearned overseas
According to New Haven grads Angel good