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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

4

Americas High cadets show skill in first rifle practice

The Americas High School cadets corps impressed in a first practice held April 23 to 28 on the Farlow farm range south of the city. Under Principal Hale and Lt Col Rader authorization, cadets fired seven shots at 100 yards with A-4 targets, achieving 74 cadets at an average a bit above 17.5 percent, with a best individual score of 26 and multiple bulls eyes.

Americas High School Cadets Corps T. M. Farlow Army C. M. Hale J. E. Maathis Rader Souther Field Marvin‘ Niggas T. J. Wallis George Cobb Toy Bivins Ary L. Hammond Seace Ralph Glover G Hudson Fenner Hertwell Barton Bennett Wiliams Euloe Wallis Roland Broadhurst

Courtmartial Led to Gailey’s 25-Year Sentence Remitted

The Georgia case of Voyles A. Gailey from Atlanta shows the new policy to revise drastic court martial sentences after hostilities. Gailey, from Glennwood Avenue, left Camp Wheeler to see his dying sister and received a four day absence. his captain approved it, his colonel denied. he was jailed 25 years but the sentence was remitted as the war department reviews cases.

Atlanta Voyles A. Galley Glennwood Avenue Fort Leavenworth Gailey Camp Wheeler Macon Georgia War Department

Feed Germany to avert Bolshevism says Gerard

James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany told a Victory Liberty Loan gathering in Des Moines on April 28 that the United States must feed Germany to save itself from Bolshevism. He urged a league of nations of some form and asked whether America would shrink from world duties or uphold new ideals and lead the world to a lasting peace.

DE Moines Fust Germany James W. Gerard Gerard

Donit be Too Sane Foch warns of new dangers at Rhine

Marshal Foch urges vigilance as German threat endures after four years of war and questions whether Allied forces guarding the Rhine are secure against a second avalanche. The piece urges readers to buy now with cash or installments.

Rhine Foch

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