The Washington times., 1920-11-12
THE NATIONAL DAILY
a. THINGS IN GENERAL
Adam and Eve, Consuelo Vanderbilt, Etc.

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The Pope, wisely, forbids those that obey
his ords to look upon moving picture showing Adam and
Eve as they were ct first in the Garden
Eve is shown eating the apple and Adam presumably
h state of temptation and nudity.
The maker of the picture says that the Lord allowed
Adam and Eve walk In the garden, they did walk
1t be no sin to show them. But he is wrong II at
that time the apple been eaten human beings would
probably be more pleasing and normal to look upon The
tho apple eaten they were compelled to cothe
themselves and thus they should be shown. The snake
in those days. before he condemned to estthe dust and
travel on his belly presumably walked along on the tip
of his tail Nobody would think Of showing him that way
now in a moving picture
Consuslo Vanderbilt, Duchess of Marlbor.
ough is divorced It took about twenty-five minutes for
the divorce Twenty-Five years Of marriage to an English
Duke led up to 1t.
The Duke came counting to this barbarous country
accompanied by oothfsced smooth solicitor and the
solicitor secured perfectly good signature to settlement
Of about seven million dollars.
Mrs O. H. p Belmont very able American citizen, then
known as Mrs. W. K Vanderbilt said she married her
daughter Consuelo the English Duke not necessarily be
she thought much Of that Duke because sht
wanted her daughter to have and did not propose
to marry her to cocktail drinking little Newport no
body:
The Duchess HAS had a career, but who say
whether with the little Newport cocktail drinker the
age of the years might not have been happier
Hara, Premier of Japan, who writes the
speeches that are uttered BY the Mkado as Lloyd George
understanding between America and Japan.
THERE rs A GOOD UNDERSTANDING Japan be
longs to Japan. they do not want Americans there
owning their land they have right to keep out That
will not offend u.s. America belongs to America. we
keep siatcs that should not offend Japan refusal
to let them colonze here that we realize their ability
solve the problem of Asiatc population by combining with
money engineers and machinery They could provide IN
ASIA enough land and living for Asias surplus popu-
lation
of unused acres Draining irrigation, fertizng and in
tensve cultivation would make them support vast popu
laton for centuries to come.
= Texas alone, properly cultivated under intensive
methods would support the entire population Of the globe
Therefore it is foolish to talk about CROWDED ASIA.
Asia can feed its Asatcs No need for them to crowd
westward, where they are not wanted
The National Association of Railway and
Utilities Commissions gravely decides that public owner
ship and operation Of railroads have failed wherever they
have been properly tested
Have they? What about Germany? Her railroads are
all owned by the government Those government-owned
railroads moved the millions Of soldiers and prisoners and
ammunition from the east to the west line and back again
a dozen times without q sign Of breakdown.
In this country proftesring and private exploitation
Of railroads compared with management under public
faure that any comparison preposerous The wise
nssoners simply "darkeneth counsel by words without
knowledge"
The Constitution says that everybody has al
right and carry weapons Laws here and there say
Never mind the Constitution you can't have revolver
The idea deprive criminals Of their weapons Honest
citizens obey the law and unable to get weapons Crmi
nails, of course, get them.
In the biggest city the District Attorney the
pleasing fact that blank pistol permits retaed to the
criminal class at So apiece big Tim" Sullivan, who in
duced the law against carrying pistols said to this writer
Eve have got to have that law For fifty dollars could