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The New York herald., 1921-06-26

TO overlook, and this is precisely Big Busi-
ness. Before the war. during the war. Ger
man Big Business backed the military party.
1t was the industrial hierarchy behind the
military which gave German militarism its
real potency, made It the danger it became.
The reason was that Big Business calculated
that by war 1t could attain ends which were
unattainable through peace. French iron
mines were to be annexed Belgium was TO
be included within the German frontiers,
German domination of the Continent was to
give German business the opportunity to
organize the Continent industrally and COM
mercaly.
The military arm proved incapable of real
izing the plans which the economic COM
manders of modern Germany counted upon
it to realize. Now nothing seems less likely
than that German Big Business will repeat
the blunder.
1t is automatic, moreover that another
war, a general conflict at any time in the
present generation, would spell the ruin for
all of Europe. so far as Europe is con-
cerned there has been, in reality, no victor
in the last struggle; every combatant ma
ton has lost and lost terribly. The labor to
restore not pre-war prosperity but tolera BILE
conditions has been and will continue tre-
mendous for many years to come. Thus Big
Business in Germany will find little tempta-
tion to renew its old alliance with militarism.
Rather business and finance in Germany, as
well as out of 1t, must increasingly incline
to oppose all war, to recognize that any war
represents losses beyond the capacity of any
victorious peace terms to make good
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Business and Finance
More Important Than Politics

Insensibly. the world is passing out of the
control of the politicians, just as it escaped
the soldiers after the armistice. Business
and finance are reasserting a control lost in
the fatal twelve days of July, 1914. Then
world business and international finance
were divided, because the German masters
in both fields believed that war would prove
the most profitable Of all investments But
the results have demonstrated the fallacy OF
this assumption. To-day the old solidarity
tends to return. 1t can only continue to de-
velop Peace cannot be preserved by poll
The New York herald., 1921-06-26

To tell of the remarkable results seems
almost like telling fairy tale. 1t is show
ing this immense country in full rebellion
against every civilizing influence, listening
to the advice and suggestion of German
emissaries. provoking the people against
France, thus obliging the latter to send
punitive expeditions. In spite Of all in ten
years under the clever and energetic direc-
ton of Marechal Lyautey, true type of the
French colonizing officer, not only intrepid
soldier but also enlightened administrator
savant engineer wise legislator. leader of
men, conaueror and pacificator at the same
time Morocco has been completely trans
formed.
Prior to 1911 French occupation was
limited to Chouaia the prairie which sur
rounds Casablanca. Three years later, in
the whole country, as far as the passes of
the Atlas and even beyond the warrior
tribes In rebellion began to cultivate the
land herds grazed in liberty; cities were
founded factories constructed; civilization
and progress again abide in their former
dominion Casabanca. the white, dazzling
city, threw off her Oriental tunic, to become
a marvellous Occidental city. palpitating with
life. emporium" of more than hundred
thousand inhabitants. proud of the rich
stores and sumptuous hotels of the port,
where now big steamers are sheltered be-
hind protecting jetties. All this has been
studied, elaborated and realized since 1914,
while France was using all her life force to
keep Off the German invaders.
Railway systems have been constructed,
splendid automobile roads have been built,
permitting the tourist to travel comfortably
and securely from Mogador. on the border
of the desert, to Marakech to Mazagan,
Rabbat. Fez, Tangers and by the road,
which is the result OF an admirable perse-
verance, to attain Algiers la blanche.
What France. thanks to the energy of
Marechal Lyautey. has accomplished in
Morocco seems miraculous. lie Maghreb,
astonished and grateful. says "mecktoub'-
|. e.. "it is written" Opening wide his door,
he now welcomes the "rourn" not as
enemy, stronger than he. but as a more
nearly perfect genius and wise collaboration.
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
France Carries Her Civilization
To Many South Seas Possession

To the South Seas also France has carried
her civilization, and her possessions there
are numerous. One of the most important
is New Caledonia. This archipelago has
since 1854 belonged to France. In the be-
ginning 1t was annexed to her other posses
sions in the South Seas the centre Of which
was Tahiti. but soon New Caledonia was de-
clared a colony and became a place OF de-
portation. The climate is salubrlous, and
the natives, formerly cannbals, are now
farmers and valuable auxiiaries Of the Eu-
ropeans.
France possesses numerous other archipel-
agos near New Caledonia, but the ensemble
OF her South Sea possessions would be In
complete closed. blockaded, II she did not
add her other natural dependency the New
Hebrides
This question is of particular interest TO
France, who hopes to obtain soon the recog-
milton Of her sovereignty. for the persever-
The New York herald., 1921-06-26

in prophilaxy for local diseases, hygiene and
pueri-cL,ture.
The French established themselves in Sen
egalia in the fourteenth century, but the era
of colonization dates only from 1855, with
Gen. Faidherbe Senegalia has always been
the point of departure for all the great CO.
lonals who had the Soudan for objective.
The trail was blazed by Col. Desbordes and
has been constantly followed since.
Senegalia, Fouta- Djallon, Gambia, French
Guinea, Dahomey with the Soudan, form the
immense French colony of Occidental Afri-
ca, reaching from Tchad to the Atlantic
shores. from the Sahara to equatorial Afri-
ca. The vast soitudes OF the French Sa-
hara link Occidental Africa to Algeria, Tu-
nisia and Morocco.
From the Soudan to the Independent State
of Congo and to the Atlantic Ocean we find
the French territory of equatorial Africa,
comprising the military territories OF the
Tchad and the following States: Oubanghi,
Chari, Tchad, Congo and Gabon. Equatorial
Africa evokes names of the celebrated ex-
plorers who have given to France this vast
and rich dominion. Savorgnan de Brazza
and Col. Marchand stand out most clearly.
BY the Franco German agreement OF No
vember a. 1911, France. to avoid quarrel,
yielded to Germany an important part OF
the French Congo adjoining Cameroun. If,
by the Treaty of Versailles, the German
colony of Cameroun was allotted to France,
il must be confessed that she does not gain
much by this allotment because one might
well say that she receives but little more
than was already hers.
In enumerating the French possessions
on the African continent one must not forget
the territory of Obock on the coast of
Somalis in the Gulf of Alden. Djibouti. the
port of this territory. is the only outlet OF
Ethiopia ancient foyer of the Khouschite
civilization--of prehistoric fame.
Wrongly attributed to Africa, Madagas-
car revealed to the Occident under the
name of madagascar" by Marco Polo. was
visited about 1900 by Norman and Brit
tany sailors, adventurous traders. who
called this island "Insulinde." In 1912
Richelieu accorded to the Dieppe Capt
Rigault the authorization to found a colony
there. but IL was only in 1895 that France
became definitively mistress OF Madagascar
and that pacfication and administration
were commenced and accomplished by Gen.
Galieni one of the noble figures among
French colonizing soldiers.
This island. having an area bigger than
France by $4,000 square kilometers. pos
sesses great mineral. vegetable and animal
wealth. The Malgaches, while accepting the
products of civilization, resist, nevertheless,
the benefits of IL.
France Carries Her Civilization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
HORSE NOTES.

The Philadelphia Country Fair will
hold forth the week of Labor Day, sep-
tenber Z. II In planned To make this
years racing the beat ever.
The winoga Farm stake NJ this year'F
belmont Grand Circuit meet will be
raced In three dashes of 81 900 each for
EOS class trotters.
". u. wilgus. of Philadelphia. has
rurcha sed three year old colt by Sen
ator Hale. 2to. which he will race this
year at nearby tracks. lie Hold his
Dillon Axworthy trotter 10 Canadian
horHemen.
James Smell. of Philadelphia. pulled
rather profitable deal when he purchased
Lucille Blneer for t25 .00o several years
aeo TIa aoid her rolta for $4,000 and
atiII has tvvn-vear- old colt from her
by Lo Axworthy. i6aa.
n s Smith. of Newark ~. T.. has
ahtnped his fast matinee performer
Nota Iroroa. The virginia hired mare. -
N,r1, Grady. ~ Heading track tn he
elvon prop for the coming races.
Amos P5vans ~ hruph,ns en- unmarked
ua,,er sirad Nv billiard =. over the roadH
~ the Vicinity uf Mount Holly this win
tor
Miriam Cuv. 7osM, tho rs@' aea-on'~
noet trotter nv guy Avworthy EOS. has
been bred To Arion Mckinney. s.oh !.
and she viii not he camraiened this
wear
" u atrans has purchased The fnat
raoer charlie g. 2toa ard viii raee
hin over the half mile tracks thla sea
son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21

they seem to hold NO high on the sab-
bath.
"I'eau tifully Trim medr at thu Rialt0.
Another double bill program features
tho first two days of tho week At tho
Itialto Theatre. Carmel Myers pic
ture beautifully Trimmed and tho
ninth episode Of Charles Hutchinron's
serial Double Adventure are nttrsn-
tions. beautifully Trimmed In a story
of Greenwich Village and tho curious
folk that live there---the scoundrels. the
crooks. the artists and tho criminals
Vera Gordon mt the Savoy.
THE Greatest Love- Iswts j.
Salzuick's powerful select special which
will appear for the FIRST time In VII
minpton AT the Savoy Theatre com
menclng today. II remarkable for many
things. hut one outstanding point that
Immediately ifnpresses itself upon the
observer is the magnitude and quality OF
the cast The star IL vers Gordon.
whose spectacular rise to fame an the
Mother" of "Humoreeque" was the
sensation of tho year In screen circles
"KinE Of tho Circus" nj the Strand.
The star part In King of the CIR
cua" the now aerial which begins nj
the Strand Theatre next SATURDAY
matinee and Monday, is taken by I'D
die Polo. who formerly wnr one of the
most noted acrobats In tho circus world.
lie was reared under canvas.
Ie made peraonai appearances before
ROYALTY I'm Europe King Of tho CIR
cus' portrays many Incidents that nc
tually happened to him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
PALM SUNDAY CROWDS
FILL ATLANTIC CITY
10000 Visitors on Boardwalk
Yesterday; Beautiful Hosiery
on Show Everywhere.

Atlantic City, ~. j.. March 21.-The
sun peeled the overcoats from the backs
of 10000 male promenaders on the
boardwalk here at noon yesterday. III
is estimated that at least 10000 took
part i'm the parade An hour before the
promenade began. haze and hrisk
southeast breeze from the ocean flaue
wraps comfortable, but when the sun
broke through in full force. furs and
,vercoats came off and for miles the
great planked way took on a blaze OF
spring color.
EarIy pronenaders took to rolling
hairs. and the sun decks Of the beach
front hotels filled up with those who be
came lazy spectators Of the Palm sun
day pageant.
The late afternoon brought out the
real beauty OF new styles in frocks and
hats BY that time the fair and
warmer" weather was assured and ther
war no pretense of covering Easter
stVlc glorics with either wraps or furs
Hats NJ every shade known to the straw
Overs art topped costumes Of brilliant
silks or of cloth massed with girdle and
skirt trimmings of arabesaues in gold
Men laid of their soft hats and derhies
IN favor OF silk toppers and the now
Easter suits of Erays and browns made
heir collective Palm Sunday how
Hosiery rose To dignity of style at
ttutiou neVer before known-on the
boardwalk ar OF Matron and maid.
wife an widow. appeared to have given
more attention to foot and leg wear
than to any other details of the Palm
SUNDAY rostumink and the hosiery Of
T., Is ran from the beautiful To the hi
garrc stockings embroidered with but +
t.rfv and other designs were abroad
i4 numbers. placed on easy view, cs-
prrialIy by those who rode in rolling
hairs The few woulen hose which re-
main q favorite with certain ones Of the
outdoor set at the shore. were in vivid
stripes and shades hardly less striking
III appearance than the flmy silk af-
tRIs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
New York Rack at Shreveport

nv Associated Press tu Every Evening
New York. March H.. The New York
American League team which won all
five Of ita exhibition games on week q
tour through Louisiana. returned to
day "a the Shreveport training camp.
Manager Huggins. will send his squad
through heavy practice and proba bly,
will give some of the recruit pitchers
a chance when the team reeumes its
games with BROOKLYN Dodgers on
Thursday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
STANTON BASEBALL.
Preparing for Active Seasons grounds
Secured and In shape.

Preparing for Active seasons erounos
Secured and In shape
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
stanton, March 2i.--The Stanton
baseball team is preparing for very
active season. They have rented plot
of ground from Boyce Brothers. about
800 345 feet. The diamond has been
put In first class shape, and most of the
players have signed up for the year. A
practice game was enjoyed yesterday
and there are about twelve candidates
for the team. The finance committee
which was recently appointed. to can
vas help OF the community. announce
that they have met with much success.
and believe that the people of stanton
are interested enough In the team TO
support them literally.
There will be an important meeting
of the team this evening at Eugene
Narvel's store. and anyone Interested
will be welcome. The boys state that
they will have much faster team in
the field than they had last year. and
that they will soon be ready for some
games with good teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
ROWLING CHAMPIONSHIP
ENTERS THIRD WEEK

Tho third week of the bowling cham
pionship. under way at Gradys finds
little change I'm the landing. Jack Rer-
gan holding a bare lead over Edgar
Good. Neither have lost a match Five
other men are close behind the two
leaders with but one match lost, and
defeats for the leaders this week will
place the race I'm deadlock.
Good goes on tonight with Groves
and mighty hard battle will result.
Both mon are i'm good form and e Is
a toss up who will be the winner.
The sChedule for tonight folows
7.3O Mccall vH. Herman.
$50 Doelze va, Pipino.
Mckee VS. Everett.
1000 Groves va. Good.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
LOCAL AMUSEMENTa
THE STAGE.
Hendlinerw ne the GArrfck.

hendlinerN NJ the NhrrIoa.
Miss Claire whitney, the famous Hir,
star. who delighted thousands ny
Brandywine Springs Park some years
ago ms star Of stock company that
played there aii one summer and who
has since won fame In the movies. will
be mt the Garrick Theatre this week.
She will be featured with Robert EN-
met Kaene. the noted Broadway come
dian, In new vaudeville act The bin
also includes Sylvia Clark. Walter Clin-
ton and Julia Ronncy: the four Came
rons; Polly and on Aubrin Rich and
Ted Lenorc, the Darrows. Jessie Frank
and Others.
Dangerous Maid" Mt Playhouse.
Described as to story TO he as light.
bright and gay as sunrise I'm June. the
new musical play, "A Dangerous Maid.
In coming to The Playhouse for the
three days commencing Thursday.
March "a. II ia "A new kind of medium
for the divertinG possibilities of stage
stars who specialize In making folks
laugh when not winning their applause
through singing. dancing or general
mimicing. Mention of some OF the cast
IL In itself assurance of high quality of
lnterpreta atlon--Jullette Day, Amelia
bingham. Ada Meade. Juanita Fletcher
Vinton E'reedley. Frederic Burt. Arthur
shaw and Creighton Hale. Seats went
on sale today.
Midsummer Madness" Mt The Play
house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Armory Dance FRIES.

Miss Agnes Cunningham and James,
Martin We're deemed the host dancers
ii fox trpt during the dance given by
tho Delaware National Guard AZ the
Nrmory on Saturday night and were
4uaftied a prize that had heen offered
The best wsltZerF at next Saturday
lights dance viii receive a prizet and
prize fox trots viii he given al each Of
he five Saturday night dances in
April. winners of which will compete
Tor two cups 70 be awarded the best
couple in the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21

Toms. April 20: Psnnsyivsnis Holays.
NJ Philadelphia, ApriI 2s.5o; Delaware
College Intersoholssiics. May u Gilman
School Friends gchool-Tona, May ~.
Princeton Intersoholaetica. May ~,
Tome achooi fntarschoiastica, May ~.
At the Tous School meet the trophies
will copmat of sivsr loving cup for thu
individual scorfnR most points. The
first rrize Of each event Will be gold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
WlaCE SaN Practice.

Tho Black Sox baseball team viii hold
its first practice game "Wednesday II
is the hone of the mana cement that All
Veterans 81 last wear and as many now
ones desiring tryout be on hand AZ
330 The tcam will play it's first con
test game Aplil l6 with well known
team Of Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
ATHLETES AT TOME
READY FOR SPRING

Port D~rosit. Nd. March 2I.-~,rome
School has compietei It's program for
tho sprinG athletics. The school will
take part I'm ak meets, three at hnrns
and thre~ abroad, eliminating In the
meet Mt Port Deposit on May 81. The
schedule In Baltimore City College. at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Vnremans Meets Schaefer Again.

I,v Associated Press 10 Every Evening
%ev York March II Edoua rd
Horemaus. the EelGian billiard cham
llon. arrived here TODAY from the West
tr begin his $500 point lS.2 balkline
match with Jake Schaefer who de-
f,ated him i'm their last meeting here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
GOULLET TO RACE AGAIN.
Six Day Rider Restored TO Good stand
inp by picycle Association.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening,
New York March 2t.--Alfred Goullet
six day bicycle rider, who conducted
outlaw races here and in Chicago.
has been placed in good standing by the
Cycle Racing Association. II was an
nounoed here today.
The veteran cyclist has signed q two
year contract to appear in events on
the associations track in Providence.
Philadelphia, Newark and New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Tremaine and Montreal Meet Tonight

nv Associated frees 80 Fvery Evening
Toledo Ohio. March 2i-t'arl Ire
maine Of Cleveland and Young Mon
treal of Providence. X. l.. are here for
their i2round no-deCision boxing bout
tonight AZ the Coliseum They are 10
weigh lis pounds at o'clock this af-
ternoon, according 70 the terms ~ the
contract
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Coatesville Steel NH to Resume.

Coetesville. Pa. March 21.-The
Coatesville branch of the Midvale steel
and Ordinance COmpany which has
been idle for several months, will re-
sume at once. II ia aid the plants ha
several large orders that will require
some time to turn out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
THE SCREEN.

Dangerous romance, highly emotion
nj moments and brand new screen
situation are embodied In William lie
Miles very pleasing and skilfulv pre-
scnted production. Midsummer Mad
ness" from Cosmo Hamlltnu's latest
novel Ills Friend and His Wife
which ia booked for presentation at The
Playhouse tomorrow and "Wednesday
The romance is between "a husband and
another mans wife. aud 10 make mat
ters worse both tho huEban ands and the
wives have been lifelong. intimate
friends The two couples are represent
cd hy Conrad Nagel. Lila Lee. Lois
Wileuu and Jack Holt
william =. Hart nj the Queen.
William g. Hart hss provided his own
story for his new production. The
Testing Block" I" which ia being present
cd this week a. the Queen Theatre.
once more tho famous Hart assumes
the role he has made famous--that OF
bandit chief of california in the days
when gold was the dream and fever
that stirred everyone to action Not
tho conventional story Of q bandit is
The Testing Hlock AIr, Hart haR
successfully tried ~ get out Of the ruf
uf Western stories and In this one has
offered something in the way of a nov
city
Pauline Frederick NJ the Majestic.
when fate sometimes seems 10 be
laughing her hardest AZ her puppets.
she is often planning the brightest uf
futures for them Such peculiar
trick on her Part Is demonstrated hv
Pauline Trederick'R picture The Mis
trees ~ ghenstoue" which IS now being
shown at the Maieatic Theatre. In the
title role Miss Frederick plays Lady
NIyra IngIery. widowed 10y the war he,
husband having haen killed through
hlunder Of his fellow officer.
"The Inside Of the cup" NJ Arcadia.
Practical Christianity and ita true
meaning a:e demonstrated by The In
eide II M cup. which ia continuing
thia week as the Arcadia Theatre al
traction Winston ChurcIul's famous
novel of the aame name.I from which
the picture waa taken. alaYred hypoo-
risv and show an unworthy Of true
Christianity. The author took az tho
object of hiE Fcofpful attaoi--tho man
~ the woman who ia fervently In favor
of church going on sunday, and yet
during tho wcsk + gui'ty uf ErieVouR
oncnses against the very law of ti"d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21

medal. the aec0nd prixs a silver medal
ma third prize r bronze medal ThN
winning @chooi Will take home thf
bronze plaque
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Phi Alrha Chi Dance.

rhe Phi Alpha Chi sirls will give an
.eter dance in the rooms Of tho New
injury club ON March 30 George Mad
den's orchestra will furnish the mnsi.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21

pieeer ena better then narnnrn ADJ
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-31
FOUR ESCAPE FROM
CLAY COUNTY JAIL.

Manchester, Ky. Dec. 81 -
Chester Ramsey. Oliver licu>lcy.
Steve lowing, john III. Jackso =
and a man named Bram!cy c,cap-
ed from the county Jail Thursday
night. Bed clothes were used 10
draw mp tools which. il i believed
were brought 10y friends
RAMSEY WAS held for peace
bond anal for transporting and
whisky. llcn>lcy for drunkenness
Bowling for shooting with intent
To KILL Jackson and Hramlcy for
house hrcakiug and stealing Re
wards uf $50 for tic last two bv
Jerry smith. whose store they
were accused oi entering. Thi,
l. their time prisoners have c>-
capped from the jail within the last
wear.