The Washington times., 1921-10-11

English exchange, the value OF
the old pound sterling, is going up,
dragging other European money
with 1t. The United States Steel
Corporation. biggest industrial unit
in the world, announces an in
crease In untitled orders. Not .
big increase, but when the baby y
sick small gain is valuable.
( Silver, the metal, sold in New
York yesterday at the highest price
of the year. Faint, sweet, sad
memories awake in the mind Of
William Jennings Bryan.
Perhaps we are really recover
ing from our terrible "after-the-
war" headache. Some really able
men believe it.
= The great and useful Henry
Ford, in his weekly feeble imita-
tion of Torquemada, discovers that
Benedict Arnold had Jewish asso-
ciates." He also discovers "the
propensity Of Jews to engage in
the business of supplying the needs
of armies and to avail themselves
as far as possible Of war con-
tracts"
Quite true. Henry Ford also
was very busy with war con-
tracts, and most admirably. for
he didn't care about the profit.
And the ]. Pierpont Morgan Com
pany, by whose firm no Jew is
employed, was in war contracts
over head and ears, made endless
millions.
Jews finance whatever needs
financing, when they have the
money, and so with Gentiles.
Among other things, Jews fl
nanced, largely, the trip Of Chris.
stopher Columbus TO the United
States. Mr. Ford might devote
one of his articles to that shock
ing fact. For IL the Jews had
not financed christopher Colum-
bus voyage, he might not
have discovered America. There
wouldn't be a million Jews in
New York city today, and Mr..
Ford, in some corner of Europe,
would probably be much happier.
II he knew anything about it.
Has il never occurred to ingen-
ious Mr.. Ford that what Tor
uuemada could not do with fire.
sword, and torture can hardly be
done with a few unconvincing
preposterous concoctions? And
Hoes Mr.. Ford realize that his
dream of useful service in pub
lie office has been forever killed
by his attack on one large useful
body of citizens?
Mr.. Fremont o. Martin tells the
fudge modestly and firmly. 81 am
a thousand times too good for my
wife" There is a reminder OF
nrogress there. For while the
world smiles at a man foolish
enough to say it, even II he
thinks It, it also knows that once
upon a time almost everybody
Thought It. One great religion
taught that women couldn't go to
heaven, excepting the prophets
wife. Mohammed was afraid OF
her, and made an exception.
Hundreds of millions in India
believe the worst thing that can
happen to man, after death. is
10 be born again in the body OF
a woman.
, And, by the way, not so long
400. women in the English coal
mines crawled on hands and knees,
. hauling small coal cars, with
chain around the neck, passing
under the body. -, =,
Mr.. Martin, who thinks he is a
thousand times too good for his
wife, had many brothers not long
ago.
What is news7 Amos Cummings
answered: when a man bites
dog instead of dog biting man,
that's news"
, Here also is news:
! Phillip Brenner, sixty-seven years
old, was playing poker, ten cents
Every player held a pat hand.
Mr. Bremen gazed on a royal
flush--ace, king, queen, jack, ten
~ hearts. No one drew cards. All
raised. Mr.. Brenner dropped dead,
and you can hardly blame him.
To wait all your life for royal
straight flush, and then get it in