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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
keep LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

Fse secret of keeping young is to feel
young-to 90 This you must watch your
liver and bowels-tfle1e no need OF
having q sallow compleyion-dark rings
under your cyes-pimples-a bilious
look in your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
Or: Edwards, well-known physician
IN Ohio, perfected vegetable com
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave 10
his patients for years
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub.
stitute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective, They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver ana
clearing the system of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
By theK olive color. l0c and a5c.
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KEEN NOSE LEADS OWNER
TO HIS STOLEN HAY CROP
Shifted tbuut Isnrns of NciShborhood
md Got Rnrk Lost
Property.
by Universal Serv!c

TESSNlLLE I'LL. March 2o.---Joscrh
Chobot. farmer. has 4 rcnlark;tola nose.
Recently he lost 4 quantity ri nay
t.,n Ms barn
~ itnd that hay he told dctec-
tiv"s who tried 20 aid him. Il know
IL by the smell"
Accompanied by tho detectives. JOS
cph suited III neiEhboring barns. lie
found the hay in the barn OF Gus
M"issnor Gus confessed and impli-
Gated Frank Bott.
Il sleuth | WAS they had to give uD''
chobo; proudly told Judge Moran. II
got my hay back ana they paid me
$.oo. don't want 10 prosecute, Your
Honor.
You may be. called upon 10 solve
some % chicago's mysteries II YOU
have an aid like that" said Judge
Moran. Indicating Chobot's facial pro-
hosis. IL" dismissed the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Child Wi h Measles
H~lds Up Railway
rs. Universal Scrvicc.I

uARRISBI'RG, "a, March No.
Ever. now aud then The untimeIy
arrival ot the stork manages To de-
lay fast passenger trims when tho
tracks are clear, but II WINS only m
Id-fu>hiUnrd ease of measles TINT
held Nh Dnc of the "j'cnnsH" Ayers
here for more than nm hour.
\ Chicago woman with II snail
child boarded the trnin at that city.
\ short lime after the train left tho
station the child became sick. At
Altoona IL WAS discovered the child
WAS suffering with measles.
The trnin was Detained here until
state aud local hcnlt.: authorities
got Tn communication with New
York officials. Then the train WHs
allowed TO proceed. The woman md
the child were cared for in this city.
rhc ear I'm which the child had been
~ passenger WAS detained for FUN
iEatfOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
BLOOD is LIFE
STRENGTH, POWER, ENDURANCE
is Yours, If You VIII Begin to
Take Our Sovereign Tonic
Modern Cooking and Living
Make an Alarming Deficiency
of Iron in the Blood

Your blood needs iron aus, a. !nucl, 3, reu
riWsr hsv- SIX b. !ou- Rood. You may " 40
slmrjy ih.nu-n neglect
Wien your health ha, been undermined ty
Wort! or ovcrwurE, Wien your vitality !,
lowered. "b.u sou nayc tia, don't care a
ran' feeling ''hen your nerves ;r. stre.sci
when %ouf "ofh "rI'arS too irucl lo- YOU.
Sovereign Tonic E, 81 r"al restorative q blood
Ilnscr ani a nerve builder 40 better made
fpc'l tablet contains srhiG ~ PREPARED
IROS with other nio,t aai ncy,c Producers
ion VII! 'e sgfprts.d shd Delighted wit The
YOU
soyer.ipu gopic viii 10 moro to brighten
the world. to hi-rrl gloon "a make nanny
homes i!Hn al ill., medicines Known son, ~
mil OIL rcceiTt ui prize $ ur .r,.u .Er 80.
SOVEREIGN REMEDY co INC.
12l6 Hilbert Street FL!ladefsNa p.
sd at Grant Drug Co Vr.ct. ,-.,. e.,
iMholcEaicp snaencr 80
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VITAL
TO SUFFERERS
FROM ECZEMA

Il you nave cczcma. your prompt Usn
between irnmc.,inte comfort and n ,ont.
period OF itching distress. Take ihc
easy. plea SAINT way TO quick relief.
Apply POslam right on tho raw places
that burn ana itch. Feel "a burden
lifted as the skin is soothcd and paci-
fed: You viii know then 60 what IA
high state Of efficiency this reliable
remedy has been brought. poslain is
concentrated short treatment suf-
nces FOR most minor troubles
Sold everywhere. For free saynpIc
write 10 Emergency Labor, tories atS
West 45th ST. New York City
+ Poslnm soap, mcd!cotcd with Pos
and scnsitivc.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Hoods
SarsaparilIa
Makes Food
aSte Good
Gre ates an Appetite
Aids Digestion
Purifies the Blood

Promotes assimilation so as 10 Sc.
cure full nutritive value OF food.
ana to give strength to the whole
system. a weil-known Justice o.
the Peace in Indiana says Hood s
Sarsapariila made Good taste
good. as after taking three bot
ties lie eats three hearty meals a
day, works hard and sleeps well.
/! viii help you to do this. Fifty
years phenomenal sales prove It's
merit. Prepared By educated
pharmacists. Gle. bottle today
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social suicide for l2ngA

economic but social suicide for EngA
land
Nor must there be any British boy
cot; Of German trade. The blackncss
OF the cloud which hangs over the
Europcan continent is alarming 20 ALL
and is a gloomy background to all the
hopes NC can base ON rcviving British
trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Hnn rrrpnstcrouS Demands.

Tho British must learn 20 put aside
all thoughts OF nero destruction and
to recognize that tho attempt to an
initiate Germany by prcpoStcrous de-
munds for PREPARATION would hurt them
selves far more 'han ii would hurt
Germany. and would mean not only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
america CRITICAL
Of BRITISH CREDIT
Dry United States Somewhat
Skeptical of Wet and In
dulgent England.
EUROPE MUST GO TO WORK
Importing Wine and Other
Frivolities. While War
Debts Increase.
EUROPE MUST GO TO WORK
ny WALTER LEAF.

Il
or IN, an liS 10 noS 80 ="
nr,r rnIIr. Inc e,rnwth OF Hri,a Ms
g. i1t ~ AN, s nmcs,iS,
of iXeh,r,r.'. II Sc It,c ~ ,inrnint.
shortas" ~ the raw materiaI
ne 81" II'p III III DyTn ,,,o
vNsl! cNFi2Itu amt ~ me S.Nue tlhe.
me NJ" S'3tes Iempe' ne VIII
49,. ana LII i"' NJ re i,.,.Sru tt"i' %
GSH lt!3h 1p'lon Inc prospect is uh~
"ou"t'V'H Sti1"uS'
Great britain should lcoN 20 I'M
loricrS or iuNur!cS for an earnest c;-
10 hold ~ heir heads hcore tho world
and face thrir creditors with clear
portati9ns 81 WINS ana Sp!ritS nay IN,
JiincIStn, s6o,,ia H.! 'r,,osin. IoiDs Eis
hest - at ~. r.,tionai G,,E,,,crl on -
MAVEN ~ is TINS - a,,l, ~, nr i,o
5yhoia svstan, of w.,,,to, Sxr,',yoro,,r.
Britain
>sl E,,c,dcd tr..di,
rb.sc tn;ncs ~" mn, amn. :.
Sorier ny arc HiscuSs@a IN me
Sn,tou SIa'ts' - i%ui' 1 %I ny re-
~ rr ;r'''',s - ~ i
another. for oMtemded credits due 10
excess Of iuno-is In ,;rna, fri.,,in
/ b;,ye fl%d an .'i,nnrtmni.H- ~. dis
cusson with many o. the leading
N tiuaica aI'ka !, Nv y"rl, WnsG-
inston. Boston chicago There j.;
F.urnI;,.o n,.ni -. 49,. ~.
liiionoi t.,I,I,,os o,, -,
cousins J suw nothing | nevcr heard
NOR c4"qieHS eni1sE OF Ens
, man ir%n, ne m9nih o. chicago
with The rama o hriGadicr- general in
me Amer. can army IN francr Whrn
ne TAIN t.ihta 10 european 'lAh"ltec.
y a.
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Thcfts From Shin. Numerous

LONDON. March 20.-Tncfts from,
carGocS OF vessels are SO prevalent now
tilat several meetings have been held
between representatives. managers and
merchants 1" devise means Of ston-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

OF Brethren. and two gave no aililia-
ton.
The single music teacher of tho
House was Delegate w. II. Ruebush
Of Rock !ngham County. who teaches in
Dayton College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

nations on whose friendship such vas.
issuos depend.
II ~ necessary. too for the british
to take Il VIDE ana humane view. a
generous outlook which takes cogniz
ancc of moro than The passions OF the
moment in respect to the international
nnSifinil
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",' thousands whose bod. .-e
"-'"E 'hd breaking down a. :. t,,I.., ~
ShoHla re enjoying MAJ ycrfec, ool,Iy
I'D, n.es,,sc G Sh ""i"ance to disease sim
.'L'''''n OF their blood ~ a.lotS,p. d. ~
nam min pale and wa,ery the a.. o,
we natural lilo forces % M, b.,i,.
,hanre I" do their wo-E VI, 49,,
,"f"ush ne apparently possessing y.,r
car the elasticity. tho s,reDgTh -
'"' energy "f oarii.r DAYS ,n-,,a, 49, ,'',.
'a,, "nr.es he energy ana pownr ,ha,
l'''n ile"'y oI rod h'aoa-gIiI
lf'nEi h-fN!us iron. ron s rca ,,,o,i
an phyS.c'ans ''pIain h.iow why mo-
,H. "T|ahic iron Furaicd iron la
'"..H up lhe ret blood corpua,I.s ana -
increased r"wor and 'ndurarico.
ommsni'H. on ne ose Of Nuru,ea IRON
'N ,"in' strength aui hlool.Lu.ign- ~
oyer ulr"r million people annynjly r,;
line r:'nri- Sni!lyau. formerly r,hy.lc',r
~, '%Eb'"i toutdo"r n"pt.), SEES
i"'h' ,.nH 'hH N"stchcai,- County ,;n...t, +,
."," N'Hrrn m",noas ~ cooidnr aud ~,
F"I'' I"rc ~ which goplo ~ ,r!, ca
'nr% Irr, las made sUa ~ aia-n,.ny ~.
'h" 'r"''"p'; im nie blood ol
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Explains How Nuxated
Iron Master Strength
Builder OF The Blood
Helps Give Renewed Vim
and Energy to Men and
Puts Roses Into The
Checks of Women.
If YOU tire easily, if you look
pale, haggard and worn. If you
feel generally weak. nervous
and rundown, it would proba-
ply astonish YOU to look at .
drop or your own blood under
powerful microscope and
compare it with Il drop of pure.
healthy blood--rich in iron
Actual blood tests show tina, 4
inehdously large number OF 7
VINO are weak and i'll lack ir
their blood and that they are
no other reason than lack of
IRON deficiency paralyzcs ho
energetic action, pulls dow,
whole organism aud weaken
entire system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

See it demonstrated Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday by factory representative
With the aid Hand
Embroidery
combination color "a be
The time embroidery the old way
by the
couraged do
The MARVEL
and patience Also
time in the privacy IT '
The small
parison to results obtained, Inexpensive.
Only %5.50-compee with Needles etc
Second
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
LOWDEN'S OPPONENT
WILL SUPPORT cox

CHICAGO IlI. oct 2s-Morton
d. Hull. of Chicago. who opposed
GOV. Frank .. LOwden for The re-
publican nomination for governor OF
Illinois i'm the republican primarie-
four years ago. today gave out "a
statement In which ne declared that
he would vote for Gov. Cox for
president For myself. born and
bred 20 republican traditions though
I have been. I cTnnot escape the
conclusion that my duty requires me
TO vote for Nfr COX and not for N1r.
Harding he said
Mr. Hull formerly was state
senator. and has been conspicuous
as a leader in the Republican part.
for many years In the last assem-
bis Of Illinois ne was chairman ON
the senate committee on the con-
stituti0na convention. and was dele
gate 20 the republican national con-
venu0n i'm 1916 He Era duated
from Hatrvard ColieEe in 1859. and
from the Harvard L-w SCloo. .-
1892. receiving his elementary edu-
cation in the Chicago public schools
and preparing for college from
Philips Exeter acadeuE ENl-er. ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
ASKS NEWSPAPERS TO
PRINT LEAGUE TEXT

HYDE PARK, y. Y. oct. pa
Franklin y. Roosevelt issued a
statement az his home here Sunday
night appealing 20 all newspapers
of the state 10 publish without
partisan interpretation the full
covenant Of the League Of Nations
I'm order TO make the solemn refer
endum of November . a fair propo-
sition
After several days in the state Of
New York" ne said. Il have real
lied that many thousands of voters
who wish 20 read the covenant Of
the League OF Nations for themseI-
YES have been unable TO secure
copies or TO find IL printed in their
newspapers" said the statement
quite aside from my belief IL is a
high civic duty for newspapers 20
print the text Of the covenant. ] am
willing also 20 put ii on the basis
of a sporting proposition. Gov. Cox
and I believe that the people favor
the League of Nations. where they
have had an opportunity 20 read IL
and study IL. our opponents be-
lieve otherwise. Tn order 10 make
the solemn referendum on Novem-
Der "A fair proposition II is OBJ
viOus'y necessary that everybody
should have a chance 10 read it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN
ISSUES STATEMENT ON
CHANCES OF NOMINEES
TOny,S ViCtr-OIa
Escapes Damage;
Car Does a Flop

Not even the Nlctro.a which rest-
ed in the rear OF Tony Barrett S
Packard touring car was sIen0sd
when the car crashed iu-o a Stuog-
baker touring car five miles west
of the city on the Lincoln Highway
running the Studcbaher auto into
a ditch and then turning turtle.
early Sunday evening no mem ocr
Of either party was injured. Il is un-
derstC0d il is said that Mr.. Ear-
ret- was driving the ear. out who
.he other members Of the party
were could not be ascert8ined.
According to reports OF the acci-
dent the Barrett car struck the
Studehaker and turned completely
over. finally coming 20 rest az the
side of the road with all four wheels
pointing skyward The occupants OF
The car craWled from beneath and
Immediately rescued a NictrCla that
had been I'm the car and played a
record or two 90 see how much i-
was damaged. When the Nicrrola
was found 10 be in shape the tour
lists hailed passing machine and
came TO town. The Packard. which
was considerably damaged was
t0wed 20 the Packard garage. The
Studebaker was pulled out of the
ditch and found 20 nave suffered
little damage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
ASKS HARDING TO
APPROVE MEASURE
FAVORING FARMERS
Farley Christensen Sends Tel
egram to Republican
Nominee.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 24.-As a
means of relieving what he described
as a desperate situation" faced by
the farmers of the western agricuI-
tural districts, Farley p. Christensen,
farmer-labor party candidate for
president, i'm a telegram sent today
TO Sen. Warren G.. Harding asked
the republican candidate for presi-
dent if he would approve of a meas
ure insuring the farmer against loss.
He compared such measure TO pro-
lection afforded the railroads I'm the
Esch -Cummins act.
Face Desperate situation.
The telegram said
MY tour through the western
states has made ii apparent TO me
that the farmers of the great west
ern agricultural districts are facing
desperate situation. Corn is down
20 about so cents Wheat is drop
ping. The farmers. seeking relief
from conditions that were certain tc
follow the war with the falling OF
wartime prices have been ignored
by the present administration.
am moved by these considerations
20 put TO YOU as candidate 20 sue
ceed the head Of that administra-
tion the following question.
You voted against government
operation OF railways and I'm favor OF
the Esch- -Cummins act guaranteeing
the owners of the railroads against
loss and insuring them of profits OF
at least six percent on their nine
teen billions of capital without ever
squeezing the water out
Would Guarantee Farmer
Would YOU approve OF a measure
similarly guaranteeing the farmer
against loss on his crops2
Would YOU approve of measure
insurinE profits % the farmer upor
his actual investment tnO watereC
stockl or do you feel that th'
farmer is not entitled 20 the same
consideration az your hands as ar'
the railroad owners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
TRUCKING COMPANY
REFUSES DEMANDS
OF 10000 WORKERS

NEW YORK. Oct. 24-New York
trucking company owners meeting
here Sunday adopted resolutions re-
fusing recent demands of their So
600 employees for shorter hours and
increased pay and notifying them
that they must work ten hours for
the present nine hour wage. The
re solutions said.
Labor should share with capital
the burden Of restoring a normal re-
adjustment of prices and IL is the
sense Of this meeting that substan-
tial concessions should be obtained
from labor 20 make possible "a lower
cost for trucking i'm the city OF New
York
The owners answer TO the unions
demands calling for 81 week in
crease and reduction I'm hours from
nine 90 eight will be given the union
i'm q conference tomorrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
LLOYD GEORGE
MAKES SECRET
PEACE OFFER
Miners Representative Says
Discussions Will BE
Continued.
HOPE RUNS HIGH
Workers Expected to Make
Public Stand Within the
Next Few Days.

LONDON. Oct. 24-(By the AS
sociated PressJ - Premier Lloyd
George. cabinet members and rep
resentatives OF the striking coal
miners conferred for three hours in
The premiers official residence I'm
Downing street Sunday. After the
miners delegates had departed the
cabinet members continued in ses-
sion with Mr. Lloyd George. Frank
hodges. on leaving with the other
representatives. Of tho miners. said
the discussions would be continued.
After the meeting with the gov
crument leaders the miners eXecu-
tive body went into conference.
which lasted until 4:20 p. m, and
then adjourned until Monday after
noon. The conversations with Mr..
Lloyd George and the other mem
uers % the government will be re-
Humed in Downing street Monday
morning. it was announced.
Hope 10 Settle.
Hope seemed TO = evau that
here would be a settlement Of the
strike as a result Of the renewal Of
nc direct negotiations between the
miners and the government Mean
while neither side has disclosed the
nature OF these negotiations, but.
according 10 unofficial report. Pre-
nier Lloyd George suggested some
new formula which would satisfy
the government.
Nothing is known OF the nature
Cf this formula, but there seems 10
uc q strong belief that the full eX-
ccutive committee of the miners
federation wiz meet the govern
ment within a few days on "A basis
7f~N ram no unlimited ~ n. rr,i - o.
srs for acceptance or rejection.
One indication of a hopeful turn
u the tide OF affairs was afforded
Sunday night by a report from a
well-iufOrmed source that the gov
eminent contemplated postponinE
the introduction in parliament OF its
emergency bill which would virtual
ly place the country on a war basis.
I- had been intended to attempt 10
pass this measure through all its
stages Monday.
Discuss Bill.
To was considered that the powers
rf the bill conferred on the govern
Ircl- would likely be resented by
The liberal labor members of parlia-
rItrt as htsDE suitable only TO tim c-
.f war and that posrponement OF
l. project would assist in the me-
citations between the government
, uj the miners.
r. IS SAID that The new formula
.hleL the government has proposed
fr tI.e miners while giving the min
srs two snlIugs advance. Will in-
sure Ga Substantial increase I'm tho
output or COAL Apparently oulz
the prpiu..r.es of the formula and
rot its details were discussed at
sunday % mceti0E.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
Declares COx-Roosevelt Have
80 Electoral Votes as
Good as Counted.
Gives Republicans l64 Votes
Which Leaves III Still
in Contest.


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Whit. chairman III tra democratic
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
JEWISH CONGRESS
TELLS POLAND TO
STOP 0UTRAGES
Meeting in New York Hears
Resolutions of Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise.

NEW YORK, oct. Resolu-
tons demanding immediate action
by the Polish government to end
reported discrimination against the
Jews i'm that country. were adopted
here sunday al conference Of the
provisional organization, American
Jewish congress. A committee was
appointed to confer with Casimir
Lubomirsky, Polish minister at
Washington. who. it is said, has vol
unteered his assistance
The resolutions were read by Rab-
bi stephen :. Wise, chairman of the
political committee He said he had
been asked by Minister Lubomirsky
OF appoint a committee OF leading
Jews of America TO meet with him
and take up the subject of condi-
lions affecting Jews in Poland.
Name Committee.
Rabbi Wise Federal Judge Julian
Mack Municipal Justice Gustave
Hartman and Mrs. Joseph Fels, or
New York julius L. Peyser Of
Washington. Max SULLIVAN, of Chi
cago: Or. Harry Friedenwald OF
Boston, are members Cf the COM
mittee appointed TO confer with the
minister Copies of the resolutions
and a brief of the plans OF the com
mittee will be given the state de-
partment az Washington
During the conference opposition
20 working through the Polish min
lister developed DR.. 8. Elsberg said
he believed the offer Of the minister
was a political move iu interest of
a Polish loan here.
Rabbi Wise Talks
Rabbi Wise said: 1T would be
discourtecus unwise and unpOlitiCa'
20 refuse 20 consider the matter
The war in Poland Is over, condi-
tionS have changed and the Polish
government has no excuse. The as
sassinatiOns robbeTies and Outrages
/ on women are caused by soldier,
who run riot during times Of war
Shulem Asch. Jewish dramatist
delivered an address in which ht
suggested formation Of Iress com
mittee 20 work for wide publicity or
\ the Polish question
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
Ladies Are Especially
Invited to Participate
Japan Must Expand to Find
Living Room for Her People
and Her Slanting Eyes Are
Already Fixed Upon Hawaii.
the Philippines. Guam and
Lower California as Fitted to
Her Needs-Fience the
Yellow Peril.
By JOHN HENRY ZUVER
Editor Ncws-TimeS

Japan. menace Of America If
the words of pubhcists about her
ambitions are true. is preparing
for war-and war against the
United States.
She IS building guns. they say
that transcend the capacity OF
big Bertha" with longer
range. and discharging gas that
will wipe ont, not an army but
a people
Her navy is growing by leaps
and bounds She is in much the
same predicament as Germany
claimed was her plight at the
outbreak of he world war. She
claims 10 need room for her peO-
Pile. that she must have the food
with which 10 keep them alive
and after all, self-preservation IS
the first law of nature.
The question is. how viii she
go about 10 get IL? The League
Of Nations opens the way; that
is, a way other than war. She
seems disposed 10 utilize ii too.
having made application 10 1t for
an adjustment Of her problem,
while going on preparing for the
worst If worse comes 10 worst
Her demand is for commercial
equality. and a cessation Of inn
migration hostility against the
ASiatiCs i'm Eeneral-and the Jap
anese In particular.
The United States has been the
principal offender against her. as
she views DO, and Ii is the United
States against which she is pre-
pairing for revenge, II revenge it
must be. Hawaii the Philip
pines. Guam and Lower Calitor-
MIA are the prizes she seeks.
These colonies.-three Of them
belonging 10 the United States
are already over-ruu with Japa-
uese people. likewise Lower Cali
f0rnia. not a colony of ours but
regarded in Upper California. an
American state, too close for
comfort
Besides California herself is
pretty well peppered with the lit
t.e yellow jackets SO much so
that she has for years kept Japan
az swords points with The United
states government several times
already having brought US TO the
verge Of conflict
To begin with. the Golden state
Shu- the japanese children out
Of her schools. Then she limited
the property rights Then she
undertook 10 assume the powers
Of the federal government and
take Jurisdiction over immicra-
ZION iu the direction OF Japanese
exclusion.
There was gentleman S
Ii r-