The Washington times., 1920-10-18
AS They Shot"
And Some Things in General.

the United States they will vote for the United States and
keep United States any European League
Of Nations ENHANCEMENT
Nine hundred and ninety nine of 1000 soldiers will
tell you they against the League of Nations scheme
let foreign council conscrpt them back into the army
Some sort of statecraft blow-up threatens
in China complicated for the Occidental mind They
may decide to have an Emperor once more. Il
This is complicated for Western intelligence
Suppose the Emperor should object to Chinese rule
by Japanese cunning? Suppose China and Japan went to
and the League Of Nations Council siding with Japan
ordered the United States supply and money to
Japan for against China how would that impress you?
It is not at all a vague question, for Mr. Wilson has
said such circumstances this country would
be under an absolutely compelling obligation go
Japaneses fighting for them Would that please
you? Would the average American, in California for in
stance enjoy being conscptsd fight for Japan against
the Chinese?
A wise, useful suggestion comes from Her.
bert Hoover in his plan mapping out "a program for
American children Mr. Hoovers suggestion that at least
meal day in the schools be given to children that
need it, and his other suggestion for helping children at
Government expense in every stage from birth to maturity
will have the support Of every intelligent American Child
hood is the contrys great asset And the great
tona joke the fact that the country spends money
helping farmers to raise young pigs and chickens which
have cash value for their meat than it does helping
American mothers raise children whose has
value but whose brains must make the nation whatever
is destined to be- .,.....
This glorious Administration, with its love
democracy and peace in Europe appears to have
been little free and easy when it killing natives
in Haiti Practically ndiscrimnate killing the report
calls it. Three thousand two hundred and fifty stretched
out dead in the Of American liberty appears to be
very respectable "bag." .....,....
Recently the cry was, "Food will win the
hoUo %ho hroo cnh
And the bread is white bread-a pleasant change You
notice other similar changes Mr. Harding says that He
kept of war" reads He kept cut of peace
It used to be "buy bond Now the difficulty is to sell
bond within twenty dollars of what you paid for it.
Soft coal, it is said, will show the next price
decline You scarcely blame the coal proeers for the
Government fixing asnine prices basis of preposterous
ly high profits openly invited the proeerng The cost of
producing the coal has had nothing to do with its sale
price. That depended on bidding by speculators.
Coal that used to sell at the mine for 30 cents ton
now sells as high as SIS and s18 That really proteern
and the Government that ought long to have put those
responsible in JAIL is still weeping its foolish out about
the trouble of Mesopoama and the boundaries of Czecho
Slovak
The Prince of Wales is home, ''much worn
by his tour through the Empire. He seemed pale and
thin the crowd and is said to have had three break
downs" his trip He travelled private battleshp
with very large comfortable room and on private cars
surrounded always by servants and sycophants that
gave him three break downs his friends would do well to
the suggestion that he be sent to Ireland
Important news from Italy, and for Italy's
millions of good friends in this country the discovery of
Gil in unexpected places the Italian peninsula
This oil from the ground would do for Italian industries
Just what Italy needs 5.ss
It would make Italian industry independent of Eng
coal Mines and thus make Italy independent of Eng
land would help restore the value of Italian exchange
and give to Italy the immediate prosperity that she well
deserves
One day. perhaps Italy will find all the heat and power
needed in the depths of Vesuvus Meanwhile oil from be-