The Washington times., 1919-12-06


when IL saw that Crockett really
meant to shoot. Same with Car
farza. Jenkins, American consul,
II released.
Heat is shut off in street cars
because miners won't produce coal.
A grand jury is investigating the
charge that miners and owners of
nines are in a conspiracy to "edu-
cate" The public to higher prices.
The coal beds of the United
States belong to the people, as
rivers, forests and air belong to
the people. Individuals are al
lowed TO "own" coal beds. And
Unions are allowed a monopoly of
working the coal beds.
None the less coal belongs not
to workers or mine owners but to
the people of this country. There
should be in the Government
enouRh energy to dig and dis
tribute the coal
While waiting for this energy,
tens of millions will suffer, hum
dreds Of thousands will be put out
ct work, many will be ruined,
elders, for lack Of heat, will be-
eu8le i'll and die. If that is not an
afchy, developed in the name Of
property rights" and sacred
union labor what is it!
Carpenter knocks out Joe Beck
stt, heavy EnRiishman, in fifty
seconds. You look at the faces Of
r. two men and understand. The
FrUnchmAn is q nervous, thinking,
Molly developed being. The
EnGiishman. in this case, is an
animal.
IN addition Carpenter has the
French advantage Of being tenn
HeF1te in eating and drinking.
Eaxlisb pri3cfighters are not tenn
pef1te and not moral. The state
m~nt that Frenchmen are moral
VII surprise only those that
k1sW nsithsr France nor French
0ea-
How does public ownership
work? Consider the Post Office.
A. soon as war ended postage
rates were reduced from three
ee8ts 10 two, and the rate viii
- po3Qeed to onc cent in cities.
And ygnr Pest Office, run not
fer peofit. hat for service, carry
~ paruels cheaper than any
triv1%e eeueaxn ever areamt Of
le1gs sh9WS . profit Of two
;:s: : : :. va Z sss ~
0ne jnterestjrg fact revealed
h CongRessiot.al discussion. II
sssos the Mexicans own twenty
1sar pursuit" planes to be used
- war. It is also said that this
wouA give them, il fighting came,
supremacy as compared with the
United States. That is interest
inG. IL true, considering that
tl3s country distributed among
IL profiteers more than six
hnDdfed million dollars sup
posedly for flying machines.
II 3 good flying machine cost
twenty thousand dollars, don't
yUu think taat even the Govern
nent Of the United States might
havU got as many a. twenty
for after spending six hundred
A millions?
Cooperation counts. With the
Dost powerful automobile In the
world. how long do you think 1t
would take you. disregarding all
laws and all safety, to travel ten
miles through Q crowded city?
A fire department rescue squad,
- Thursday, went safely through
ten miles OF crowded streets In
fourteen minutes, and this included
the time II took the rescue squad
to get ready.
A fre machine can travel through
crowded streets safely at the rate
OF q mile q minute because every
body helps, stands aside, cheers
and admires.
Many things will be done in this
and other countries when every
body helps and CO operates, in
stead of hindering with selfish
UnGQ
In the John ID. Rockefeller
Laboratory forty Il six horses have
besa used to produce serums that
Aght diseases
Thousands OF bottles Of serum
many doses OF anti-toxin, were
sant TO the army and navy. Thou
sanAs Of soldiers we're saved from
death and their physical suferins
diminished. Here is a question for
those that fight yivisection.
would it have been better To
Oable forty-six horses to avoid
slight discomfort and allow thou.
saads Of soldiers first to suffer in