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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19
.AMEAIKAIMAoYAR HIRLkP...

J6kai rasaiban a magyar nemzet tortenelm6nek maid
mem mindel egyes korat megfestete hataas fantazia
javal tovabh ment megrta "J0v0 szazad regenyet
ebben megraizolh szamunkla reszben mar is ekovet-
kezett szomor esemenyeket t0rt6nee azonban eddig
esak regeny feeben adott gazat nagy mesemondonak
Tarsadalm regenyei leghvebb kepekkel szolgalnak
keretil szogao ko1ak esemenyeknek. .Mnden egyes
regenye eleven eekkent 81 azokna akk Jokainak rege
nyeit eolvasak N6pszersege mas irval ossze mer
heto talan mines vlagon rodami nemze ahol neVet
he snenek aho regenyeit forditasokban nem ovasnak
Joka maga irasaival tobbet tett vlagon magyar
ne1nzet erdekeben mint minden korok Macy hadveze
rel tudosai politkusa nyomatott BETH ereeve mese
sz0vesevel megsmertette mas nemzetek fiava magyar
nelnzetet, annak tortenemet magyar Jelemet ma
|gyar nepe Irasa is frssek eevenek Ma is e0 Ell
vexheto folmaba vannak ontve hszadik szazad roda
nag ekorcsosut agyveleu enlbele is elvezette s
nagy lelki gyonyoriiseggel ovashatja azokat.
A legnagyobb magyar mesemondonak, leghiresebb
magyar regenyronak szzeves sziet6si emleket nnepk
mndenfee Az iinnepek mind meltok nnepethez csak
egyro feedkeznek meg emberek. Addig iinnepelnek
anig bent vanak eremben, hangzanak beszedek,
valatok zeneszano aint elhangzik az utoso akkord
vege az nnepnek az emberek szetszelednek meg
leket tanulsagat veszk szejel nnepenek Belle
kerlnek elet tkos mindennap RESERVES forgatagba
efeedkeznek arro hogy szzeves Jokai enleke szgoru
k0telessegeket 70 magyarsagra.
-Amerikaban = innen is oman is - ha1ljuk,
hogy fenyes nnepsegekkel adoz magyarsag Macy iro
nagy eml6kenek. De csak addg iinnep amg egyiitt
vanak ITALIAN oft is kenyelmetleni erik maguka hogy
egytt kell leIni egyiitt ke iinnepeln ITALIAN meg
szaz6ves Joka eml6ke Sc tudja osszehozm oket.
Mi is iinnepre k6sziiliink, hissziik, hogy Youngs
town a kornyek magyarsag megfeel6 keretek kozott
aldoz J6kai Nor emlekenek. Barcsak adoza bemu
tatas osszeforrasztana minket, egy akoba hozna
Milyen jo, hogy draga, szent emlekeink vannak, a
kknek nagysagan egondokozhatunk akknek dics6seges
mutt aban Observation-Disclosures akket inepehetink.
Ez mindeniink. :,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19
FARRELL, PA.
.TARsAs vA,CsoRA.

Farrell, Sharon kornyeke fla
talsaga febr. 15-en este, a magyar
rom, kath. templom basementji-
ben egy igen sep es kellemes tar
sas vacsorat rendezett, amelgen
koriilbeliil 250-en vettek reszt.
Sok szep felkoszont6 hangzott
el, eltetve fiatafsagot, akik idot,
faradsagot nem kimelve dolgoz-
tax azon, hogy ezeh estet feledhe-
tetlenne tegyek mindenki szama
ra. KuBnosen feledhetetlen az Il
jo magyar paprikas, amelyet a
fatal lanyok nagy ugyesseggel
Eeszitettek..
Egyebkent a tarsas 6sszejovetel
a legpeldasabb rendben este IL
kor ert veget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19
VALASZ - ANONYMUSNA AK

Kaptuk es adjuk a k0vetkezo
hozzank erkezett levelet:
Kedves Szerkeszto Ur!
Nagyon szepen koszonom, hogy
polgarok gyiileserol sz6lo cikyke-
met koz0lte becses lapjaban, de
ha mem leszek terhere es lesz szi-
YES k0zze tenni az alabbi levele-
met, ugy szeretnek egy valaszt adj
nj az "Esemenyek'' cimii rovat-
ban k0z0lt levelre, amelynek az
alairasa - "Anonymus.
"Kedves Honfitarsam!
Anonymous!
Volt szerencsem becses lcvelet OIL
WASN'T az Esemenyek" cimu rovat-
ban, melyben On AIT irja, hogy: We.
letleniil keriilt kezebe az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap''. Tobbet mondok,
ugy latszik On nemesen gondolkozo
magyar ember, inert felemeli tilta-
koz6 szavat, az lily galad sertesek
ellen, mint amilyen mi k0zszere-
tetnek 0rvend6 f6szerkeszt0nket err
te, rata at termeszetesen az
eg6sz magyarsagot. Mondom, ez
mind nagyon szep Is nemes cseleke-
det Ont6l, - sajnos dolog, hogy AIT
irta, hogy veletleniil keriilt kezebe
helyi lap. Hat ez bizony hiba, kea-
YES honfitarsam, hogy bizony sok-
szor youngstown magyaroknak csak
v6letlenil kerul kezukbe az ujsag -
az az ujsag, mely minden tekintet-
ben magyarsag erdekeit szolgalja.
Eleg sajnos dolog, hogy csak ez az
egy helybeli magyar lapunk van es
meg ext sem partoljuk kell6kepen.
Szomoru dolog, de igaz, hogy sok ma
gyar inkabb elk0lti penz6t hiaba-
val6sagokra, de egy ujsagert, meiy
oktat6ja, vezere, tanacsad6ja - sal
MALTA penzt. Hat nem-e ARA kclle-
ne t6rekedniuk, ipgy ez lap ks-
pes lenne megjclenni mindcnnap? En-
r6szemr5l szivcsen megfizetnem er-
te hat dollart egy eyre, tpcn ugy,
mint 1Szabadsag6rt" Is a "Vin-
dicator "-ert, Is harom dollart egy
! hazai lapert. Sajnos, hogy mem ICY
gondolkoznak a magyarok. EN- ma
gam talaltam oily magyarokra, akik
ait felelt6k, hogy minek az uisagg
Az ujsag csak toilettbc val6! Hat
Kcdves honfitarsaim, ICY ncm lehet
a szerkeszt6knek z0ldagra verg5d-
nj. Az lily magyarok vagy mem tnd.
jak, vagy mem akarj&k tudni, hogy
!. az ujsagir6k, a n6p erdck6bcn nun
kalkod6k, mennyit szenvednek, meny
pyi serelcm eri 5ket. s lnindez, mi
6rts Avert, inert cgy bizonyos nep-
nek,nzIerdekeit sk6pxiseiik;; szert kiiz
dcnek, azert szenvednek. sokssor BIZ
zony azert tirnck ell serteseket. Els
minaezekert, mi jutalcms Series 81
ujra series, minden oldalr6l es ,egy
mem epen irigylesremelt6 hanyatdft
elet.
Kerdem tehat, hogy mikor fog q
niagyars4g annak tudatara stbreds
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19

nj, hogy egy .helybeli lapra minden-
kinek szuksege vana Ez lap azon-
ban ne hetilap, hanem napilap le-
gyen, hogy ne legyunk ARA keny-
szeriilve, hogy nekGnk szikseges
dolgokat, a gyermekeink b0ngesz-
seek XII az angol nyelvii ujsagokb6l
TIT volna annak az ideje, hogy a.
helybeli napilapbol, napr6l-napr4 er-
tesiilhessink napi, helyi esemenyek
r6l. Mas j6 ,haszna is volna do
lognak, peIdaul mem lehetne eladni
a holdban fekv6 lottokat, penzver6-
gepeket. Nemcsak ez j6 tanulsagos
oldala van az ujsagnak, k0zli hely-
bell hireket, k6zli kiarusitasokat
de ami a legf6bb dolog, iranyad6
a politikaban, tanacsad6 a t0rveny-
ben jaratlan embereknek es ami a
legmegbecsiil hetetlenebb dolog, koz-
Ii napr6lnapra polgarokra vonat.
koz6 t0rvenyes rendeleteket. Ez
mind j6 volna magyarsag szama
ra. ICY mint hetilap, vajon mire ke-
pese Bizony mem sokra, Is sokszor
bizony olyan hireket, ami nagyon
is kOzelr0l erdekelne benninket, ma
soknak a szajab6l tudunk meg, ha
ugyan a hir eljut hozzank. Es mind
ez miert van igys Avert, inert a ma
gyarsag 20-ik szazadban oily ma
gyon elvan maradva, hogy az ujsa-
got mem becsiili absolute semmirc.
En- tehat felvetettem az eszmet,
hogy legyen helybeli, mindennapi
ujsagunk. Felsz6litok minden Young
stown es kornyeken el6 magyart,
hogy esatlakozzon hozzdm es partol-
juk lapunkat. Fizessiik meg egy ev-
We a 6 dollart, vagy amennyibe ke.
riil es tegyik lchetove, hogy minden
s,ap jelenjen meg az Amerikai Ma,
gyar Hirlap". En- eloljarok jo pei
daval azonnal lefizctrm az arat, a
mint szerkcszt6nk ertesit, hogy
mindennap megfog jelenni az ''Ame
rikai Magyar Hirlap''. Mem ssjna-
lom erte a penzt. Mert nom el6g az,
hogy megirjuk, hogy veletIenul ke.
fiilt keziinkbe az ujs4g. Mem v6lets
len kell annak kezshc kerllni, ha.
mem ,el6 kcll ARA fizetni akkos
maid cimGnkre kUldik!
Remecm, hoay nehany sor gon-
do1kod6ba ejt} a magyarsagot es
kapni fog az ajanlatomon Is igy
igyekezni fog ARA, hogy nekink il
meglegyen Il lelybclis milaennap
megjelen6 lapunA. Hell de biiszk6k
yolnank arra.''
Maradok,
Teljes tisztelettel
33nis tSy6nc.
t'Timar Ferene levelet kessseg-
yel adjuA k0Irc, iniyelannak igaz-
egystkrtiilk. ;Igaxan sj6l
six ntha, hogy Iefslabb 'srgoIasi
,lisnleresben van iresze lspunknak,
nert bizony az anysgiahksl ma
yyon gyeren &llunk.
Sep, nagyon szep knne egy
ielybeli napilap de fsziats XVI.
hetetlennek latssik, akker, ami
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19
ESElIIENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-sG oldalrol)

zatkeszsege meghozta nekunk az
tinnepet. S err6l, a felejthetetlen
iinnepr6l elmaradt az a par en-
ber, akik mem tndtak feliilemel-
kedni maguk kicsinyes, 0nzo S
sziiklatk0rii feIfogasukon gyere-
kes csokony0sseggel visszahuz6d-
nak abban mnnkaban valo resi-
yetelb6l, melyre pedig igazaban
nekik maguknak yolna legna-
gyobb sziiksegiik.
AZ emberi gyarlosagnak, onfe-
jusegnek, nyakassagnak nagyon
szomoru megnyilvanulasa, ennek
ndhany embernek magatartasa.
AIT is meg keil enlliteniink,
hogy banketten videki vende-
eek majdnein nagyobb szamban
|voltak, mint helybeliek. A yo-
ongstowni magyarsag viselkede-
set igazan mem ertjiik. Ugy lat
silk, sokaknak banto, mardoso
lelkiismeretiik mem engedte meg,
hogy az ebedre is eljojjenek hall
5ak azokat az igazsagokat, amilx
ITALIAN feher asztal menett jobban
fajnak, mint a templomi sz6szek-
bol.
AIT Sc hallgathatjuk ell, hogy
az a ket harang, habar magyar
emberek adonanya, faradsagos
munkajuk eredmenyebol szivesen
hoztak meg ezt, az aldozatots -
nem magyar penzbol kesziiltek.
Barta Petert, meg Barta Sandort
csak akkor keresik meg magya-
rok, ha bajban vannak, ha segit-
segre van sziiksegiik. A k6t derek
magyar iizletembernel mem vasa-
rol magyarsag - hogy miert
nem, AIT italian csak magyar test
vereink tudjak. Mindig igaz meg
a regi atok: Magyar mem par
tolja a magyart"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19
niles, OHIO
SzOMBATI MULATSAG.

Minden elokesziilet megtortent
S ICY teljesen biztosra vehet0,
hogy a nilesi reformatus egyhaz,
most szombaton, febr. 21-en este
tartando nagyszabasn mulatsaga
a legteljesebb skier jegyeben fog
lezajlapi.
A fenyes bal mindenki altal
ismert Roman Hallban lesz meg
tartva. Az elojelek szerint te-
rem tomve lesz kozonseggel, akik
mind eljonnek ere az alkalomra,
hogy egy kitiin6 mulatsag resze.
sci legyenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19

kor ket dollar evi el0fizetesi dijat
is nagyon nehezen lehet megkapnl
a legt0bb olvasot6l - tisztelet a
kivetelnek.
A magyar lap kiadas, magyar
ujsagiras ma mar megsziint iizlet
lenni, penz egyaltalaban nincsen
henne, hogy miert, ARA nezve ker
dezze meg minden magyar onma-
gat.
Hetilapumkat is csak a legna-
gyobb aldozatok aran tudjuk fen
tartani = napilapra igazan mem
ad a magyarsag. Mem ad semmire,
amibol neki erk0lcsl haszna s k0z-
vetve talan anyagi is lenne. Ami
penz van, az legnagyobbreszt XII
megy foly6 nyakolajra, kodmon-
lere egyeb haszontalansagokra.)
{ Szerk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-19

OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
: ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
INKETI
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-15
The Uses Of
Advertisemt

When Mark Twain was editor of a
Missouri paper reader wrote to him
saying that he had found spider in
his copy of current issue. Would
the editor please say if this was a
sign of good luck? To this Mark
Twain replied:
Finding spider in your paper
was neither good luck or bad luck to
you. The spider was merely looking
over our paper to see which mer-
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-15

of his chief and tried to put down
the applejuice itself instead of stop
ping the evil.
The simple townsfolk came to APP
and complained that he was spending
the Kings gold and not enforcing his
law. But poor APP had been spoiled
by the high position the King had
given him and even plotted against
the King and his Counsellors.
The endurance of the people at
length became exhausted, and they
sent emissaries to the King asking
for the beheading of poor APP.
Excitement filled the town of Sleepy
Hollowgrad as the Kings forces
marched in to sieze APP and his pal
Apple, to whom he stuck so faithful
ly. They fought fierce battle and
Apple was pushed into a big vat of
applejuice where he had happy
drowning.
But poor APP was caught and taken
before the Kings court where he was
sentenced to exile and never again
permitted to mingle in public affairs.
All of which teaches us my little
folks never to usurp the power that
is given to us.
Now cover up and we will sign
off.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-15
Caterpillars And Cream

The yearly scourge Of caterpillars
is again upon u.s. These pests are
thorn in the side of the householder
who wishes to make a success of his
little garden patch"
There is another variety of pests
which is also menace; not SO much
to the householder as to the local
merchants. These pests are not cat
erpillars, but to the small business
man, they seem to crawl all over the
town, eating away his just profits
and taking money out of Beverly
which should continue to circulate
here.
They are the small army of pedlars
who descend upon US at this season
of the year. They seem to come
from everywhere, running wild over
the town and as one merchant puts
it, taking away the cream and leav-
ing his business badly skinned"
There are all types of pedlars from
Brushes" to "Red Ripe Strawber-
ries." Some of them have legiti-
mate place among us and are well
come, but there are many more who
are just pests who start pulling door
bells "just when the baby gets to
Sleep"
In the long run the housewife will
save nothing by patronizing irrespon-
sible pedlars. The local merchant is
hurt by their presence and is Kindred
from making his business profitable
the year round. A merchant who is
successful and not handicapped by
unfair competition, can sell cheaply.
Every vendor who enters Beverly
from the outside should be required
to pay license fee and come within
the supervision of our Police Depart
ment. This is the method used in
practically all small towns that are
wide awake and should be followed
here.
Our City Council should make it
point to at once bring this matter up
for consideration and action. About
eight or nine years ago an ordinance
was prepared by City Council cover
ing this very subject, but for some
unknown reason it was not presented
and adopted. But it is a matter of
record and could easily be located
and revived.
We have nine Councilmen and it
can safely be predicted that one will
prove himself a "live-wire" by TAX
ing up this matter and serving the
business men of Beverly.
1t would be benefit to the City
as whole to keep out INSCRIPTIONS
and undesirable pedlars, vendors,
hucksters etc. who at this time of the
year cover our town like caterpilIars
and skim the cream" from the bust
ness of established merchants. Let
those who are desirable pay for the
privilege of trading in our territory.
Control a nuisance which takes our
money out of town and deprives us
of the benefits from its circulation
here.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-15

chant is not advertising, so that he
can go to that store, spin web
across the door, and lead life of
undisturbed peace ever afterwald."
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-15

payments of $3.50 month soon pays
for it.
Reliable 1915 is easy to clean. It's
a fine baker. It's a range you'll be
proud to own.
Just think of buying gas range
with Lorain Oven Heat Regulator,
the famous attachment that helps you
cook, on these remarkably easy terms.
White enamelled door panels, legs,
splashers, shelf top, oven top. Gray
enamelled pans. Porcelain door and
burner handles.
Floor space needed, Al inches with
out end Shelf Note large size of
ovens. Baking oven, 16 inches wide
by Is deep by IA high. Broiling-
roasting oven 16 inches wide by IS
deep by 10 high. One giant, four
regular, and one simmering burner
lighter.
A splendid buy at $50.
$3.50 down-S6.50 monthly.
or SIS. cash.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-15

you. Bakings rise and brown evenly,
no matter where. you place them in
this fine oven.
Estate 1851 has ebonite base band,
cooking top, burners, and burner box.
Black enamel end shelf. Gray
enamelled pans. All other outside
parts of white enamel. -Four top
burners.
Floor space needed 81" without end
shelf. Baking oven IA" wide Is deep
by IA high. Broiling-roasting oven IA"
wide by Is deep by high. The ideal
range for the small kitchen.
A splendid buy at $50.
$3.50 down $3.50 monthly.
Cash price SIT.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03
Even Careful
CaI0meI Users
are SaIivated
Very Next Dose of Treacherous
Drug may Start Trouble


Calomel is dangerous. 1t may sail
waite you and make you suffer fear
fully from soreness of gums, ten
derncss of jaws annd teeth, swollen
tongue, and excessive saliva drib-
bling from the mouth. Don't trust
calomel. 1t is mercury; quicksilver.
If you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, just
90 to your druggist and get bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few
cents which is harmless vegeta-
BILE substitute for dangerous Gallo
mel, Take a spoonful and if il
doesn't start your liver and straight-
en- you up better and quicker than
nasty calomel and without making
you sick, you just go back and get
your money.
If you take calomel today you'll
be sick and nauseated tomorrow
besides, it may salivate you, while
if you take Dodson's Liver Tone
you will wake up feeling great. No
salts necessary. Give it to the chill
dren because it is perfectly HARM
less and cannot saliyate. (adv)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03
e DIT RIAL s

hen the new moon is tipped our
way, as there is in reaching these
II any conclusions, even correct
mes, wrong end to.
That is what our anti-scientists
oersistently do. They evolve a
theory from their inner conscious
ness, and then make the facts tit
it.
When You do that, YOU first cor
rupt the integrity of your own soul.
Then you reach unsound conclu-
sions. And you treat disagreement
with those conclusions as moral
wickedness,
The most important thing about
science is its method, which is the
systematic and critical examination
of the facts and the acceptance of
the answer they give
Whoever uses this method is en-
titled to a patient hearing, even
when his results turn out to be mis-
taken, by a further and more critic
al examination of all the facts
Whoever reverses this method is
not entitled to credit, even when he
happens to hit on the right answer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03
A Dry Nation

Protests against the expense
of maintaining a dry navy" to
check the flow Of liquor into
the country are occasionally
heard.
To be sure, it's ezDensive.
But stop and think minute.
So long as the prohibition law
is on the statute books it ought
10 be enforced, to the hilt. II
It S one of our laws, let's see to
1t that it is made as effective as
IS humanity possible.
If your not in favor of pro-
hibition, that's something else
again. There are perfectly feas-
lbIe ways to work for its repeal.
But if it's the law, let's make
it work.
As for that big dry navyr'
Has it occurred to you in this
light? Uncle Sam has said no
liquor for my people. John Bull
says he will run in all the liquor
he can.
Now whose boss over here,
your Uncle Samuel or Mr.. John
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03
JAPS MAKING DIVORCE
EASIER AND HARDER

Japanes divorce is to be made
easier, by giving the man as well
as the woman the right to sue for
infidelity, and harder, by requiring
the permission of parents, if living,
to a divorce ''by consent"
Both are ii the direction of the
stability and equality of the mar
riage relation, while still leaving the
marriage dissoIuble in law when IT
has ceased to be a marriage in fact.
In the first rule, Japan is just
catching up with the Occident. In
the second, now modified, it was
already ahead of it.
divorce by consent" is an
established institution in mnay
American states. But our laws com
pei the courts and the parties to
pretend it is something else.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03

The brain of Anatole France
turned out to weigh less than that
Of the average nobody, who prob
ably does not even know. or care,
who Anatole France was.
Doubtless if only the gray mat
ter of the frontal lobcs had been
weighed, it would have been IN to
or above the average.
Or, if not, there was something
else, in the microscopic structure Of
this brain, more important than
weight.
For Anatole France had a SUI
perior mind, and, on this terrestrial
sphere, minds are attached to brains.
and good minds never to bad brains.
But don't jump at the material
istic conclusion that thought is sub
stance, which the brain secrets
much as the liver secretes bile. The
eye is not the author Of light, the
endocrine glands Of righteousness,
nor the brain Of mind
But they are the necessary ter
restrial organs for the intceration
of these forces into a personality.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03
DAWES SCORED
BY BEVERAGE
Indiana Senator Intimates Vice
President Is Wrong In Az
titvde Toward Senate

INDIANAPOLIS, July 3.-ProA
posed rules,to prevent unlimited de-
bate in the Senate were described
tonight by former Senator Albert
j, Beverage Of Indiana, as ian as
sault upon TIE theory and nature of
American institutions.
Addressing the National Eduea-
tional Association convention here,
Mr.. Beveridge asserted that the
modification of rules, as urged by
Vice President Dawes, was blow,
though unintentional, of course"
at the system "of those checks and
balances which assure to the peo-
pie safety from impulsive and i'm
mature legislation"
Several alterations "of our form
and methods of government" are
proposed at present he said, and
three Of these schemes are radical
changes in American fundamenr-
ais"
mot one of them is new" he adj
ded, "and each Of them is frankly
destructive Of an institution which
is peculiarly American, and each Of
them proposes to adopt q Furorear
institution in its place All three
today are sponsored If late by able
and honest men, just rs was the
case when they were offered in days
gone by.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03

peace on earth is as far away
as ever.
With fighting in Morocco, chao,
in China, unrest in Asia and dis
cord in Europe, the human race ha.
evidently not yet settled down.
Premier Painleve thinks he has
SAID something important when he
says: Il do not despair Of European
civilization" A few years ago, that
you'd have been a good deal like
saying, Il hope these mountains
will still be here next week"
But we do not take the immuta-
bility of life quite so much for
granted now
And the British ambassador, with
Che characteristic pessimism of his
race, reminds us that universal bank
ruptcy, which he regards as decid-
eddy possible, would be a worse ca
lamity than war.
The safest thin gabout these par
lous times is to know how precari-
Gus they are.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-07-03
OTHER DAYS IN AMERICUS

Tuesday next for Atlanta. where
for some time she will be the fan
guest of Miss Clara Belle Culocpner
a charming visitor here last summer
Miss Loullen Bragg is expected r.
arrive at home this evening from
Lookout Mountain, where She Ia,
been spending some time
Americas warehouses are still
choo&-bloch with cotton bales as fine
result Of the world wide war and
inability to sell the staple at salts
factory prices. Cotton warehouse
men stated today that probably T..
900 bales were still stored here and
it is quite probable that the greater
portion of the surplus viii be car.
RED over into the next crop.
Friend key Mooney Bush is
back on the job at the Windsor
Pharmacy. This master hand at
mixing good things to drink has
donned his apron and is ready to
serve his friends.