The Washington times., 1921-09-03

a RlxxIs Cor solomon.
tto~ Ri<h n Ford7
Prsfry Funsral. But
A~sys"-ssry Long
WORD.


1nl,nsn. Suggesting that the
~ ~ cuf IN tso. easily located
- r.4l mo<her. But this would
- puzzlsd him:
M2 Dsi sscco. Of San Fran
60. ssors that hsr divorced
1r<1Hnf w.s not the father Of
111Ir younxczt son, borr IN we'd
80 6he accused herself of in
11eNlT 1hat the husband might
- 80 he child. It's q wise
f4IAer that can bring positive
prssf IN sach q ease.
~. Abrams, wise man, was
<NIIed % make q blood test. He
E4l1 the child's blood was the
- - tks divorced husbands
1Ioc1. thus eontradicting the
uo<1<r- Haix Patigian, sculptor,
rr<zi1<nf Of the Bohemian Club,
.ss e son had the features
Ihs judge ssid the law pre-
sBmes tks ofiicial father to be
I1s rnal father, but allowed the
laIher % zee the disputed SON
onIT at reasonable times.n All
tkis h interesting because IL 10
unlslal The good win sigh
sn1 perhaps blame Il on woman
su1rsEe. But things are not so
baA Solomon, hearing such a
sorry, would have ordered the
wNmAn stoned, and the crowd
yould have done the stoning
ehsrrfnlly. We don't do that.
Ths bankers are guessing at
HeEry Ford's wealth. Ford can
eccount for about e263, ,000, 900
n wealth under his nose, includ-
ing $4,000, 900 Of loose change
n hanks. But . mans wealth
h judged by the earning ca
pacity Of his enterprise. Ford
n.akss more than 200, 900 cars
. ye2r. His agents make more
trzn $4,000. 900 on their sale.
E1r1 must net a. much, and
G131go. 300 q year is 9 per cent
en . thonssnd millions, and Ford
wouId not sell st twice the
1xlrA No one grudges him his
weslth. for he has made it by
gfsing values and cutting prices.
Wh.t prics do you suppose
ter4 h paying for steelf It
would surprise you.
Learn from Ford that it In
1eoIish % oppose BIG business.
Ia bikxer the better, IL &c is
IL 1000 little men made the
nillisn Ford ears I'm 10000 little
rla1fA st the marcy Of raw-ma-
tnri.I msn, each violently and
expsnsisely competing with the
e-119 o<hers, and each making
Zee err. fhoss cars would cost
e.s tines Ford's price, and the
1890 nnakers would fail.
Dswsy's flagship win bring
knms the body Of an unknown
Americsn soldier, TO be buried
-Eith kirh honor II Arlington
Csmskery on Armistiee Day.
Nice poetic thought. Doubt
- fhs unknown dead man de-
anrv.s al the honor and more.
~ wh.t about the hundreds
e tbsuzands still alive, whose
u.rflI services are well known
snd whs are told BY q high court
ehHf q bcnus for them II uncon-
atitufional7 Burying one un-
tnggn solder and weeping over
knm n cheap; 10 costs the tax
p.y<rs nothing. That 10 your
n President says, concerning
aiEHruEment, that Il can be only
nnr<ikL ~Armed forces viii always
= nsrs.ary."
AlwayB is q long word. The
prUEi1<nf means that nations will
suEpecf e.ch other for years to
enss 80 OF three thousand years,
p<rkspl But some day decent
nNEiuna. liks decent citizens, viii 70
unArnsl relying on international
e1lrts and police.
Wh.n you dine with London's
t1rd mAyor and. rising. drink from
- living cup, q man NEXT You
ri..s nnd stands behind you. The
- n % prevent someone knitting
- n IL back wkils your face II
b1-lsd u tie huge Cup.
II Turkish sultan makes his
90 and several others taste be-
- kln everything he cats.
- anrient Scythian king, st
- eEn1h. had his cook, serving
ml wifs and some others butch
- - maks sure Of getting the
80 Fr.eably responsibie.
Al - . no longer necessary.
- w1en II thing was done oriei-
10y sssryons thought Il would
- f4rE~sr. 50 with our arma-
- A l1ng % ne are savage
mE1l1nl - dhall 70 armed. But
- - - als.ys be ssxsgss.
- G.r-nHns fifty-ons years
- enn<l,1e4 ne conquest Of
- - O. mrrcnd-r Of
0~1zA - utsrly. ths German
nErnAAs f1r1las any ceicbration az
- euw1 ke-pinr k.freAs alive.
w111A % eperinltT Il sssns states
- s-r.-t vsy 70 kssp
49, G>,-r.l Hays hopes