The Washington times., 1921-09-05
Cheaper Sugar, Denrer
Potatoes
CHEAPER sugar is coming, VERY CHEAP.

THEAPER sugar is coming VERY CHEAP.
u Holders getting tired Of hanging 1t is pre-
dicted that the flood will soon burst. In Cuba two
million tons of sugar stored two thousand eight hun
dred million pounds than at the
time last year. The buyers turn seems to be coming
The potato crop is one hundred million bushels short
Prepare for high prices Spectators that bought up crops
in advance for 50 barrel will make the profit Farmers
that raise the potatoes will get least 1t anybody could
change that system he would help the general situation
official Announcement.
Every man may make 200 gallons of wine per year in
his house. for his use, and pay tax That will
settle the prohibition problem for many Plain light red
and white wine at least not deadly See the French and
Italians that have drunk it for two thousand years The
rule ought to send thousands Of families to the
try, where grapes be grown. That would be good
thing for family health. Don't forget to mix water with
the wine
Japanese say, unoicaly, that the zap and shantung
questions settled Shanung is the business of China
and of the worlds conscencepoor outlook for China zap
is OUR business and the President will not forget it. We
don't want to fight about anything if help tour
onedoar ayear patriots rather expensive warriors
ask the Shipping Board and the Aircraft crowd
But it would be possible to make Japan understand in
friendly way that while she holds zap must, much
to regret keep up certain degree of armament just
enough not to bother much but enough to bankrupt
Nineteen corporations individuals indicted
for conspiracy to put up the price of cement The in
dvduas indicted are of checking building ncreas
ing costs by illegal acts. w.. ~ ..r.
How can the thing be properly adjustedi you could
force makers into throat competition, which you
probably could NOT d. you would ruin the industry, and
two big survivors could fix price they chose
after starving out the smaller concerns.
Will it not be necessary, eventually for the people
fhe Ia decide VIII ia a
and FAIR profit and obtain real results by price regua
toni Is price regulation of commodities erribei We
have it on gas bills there railroad rates. post
office and telephone charges Why not on cementf
Pelek, once Premier of Hungary thinks undeveloped oil
wells may put Hungary her feet, financially. Let
hope they will In Hungary the government undoubtedly
will do its best to unearth the hidden wealth. and try to
that the ordinary people get Of it. They have learned
a lesson there from the
Who could possibly estimate the amount of undeveoped
wealth that lies below the ground in THIS country And
who could exaggerate the Indifference Of the Government
to that untouched mine of prosperity How easily Of
the idle could be put to work. And how rapidly few
intelligent at the top would get hold Of and control
of it # the wealth were made available This is good
country for very smart The other kind sometimes
have trouble
This winter New York City expects five hundred
thousand idle and bitter Other cities will their thou
sands So committees formed and there is talk about
charity organization relief But charity organization with
cent more for expenses and 90 for the rest WIN
work that needs to be and the idle should be put at
it. We employed every man. and child early enough
in war; when France and England were in danger. Why
can't we do the in peace with people in
dangerof hunger at the bottom and other trouble at the
topi '.., ."".'.
Germany announces that she has paid thousand million
gold marks about hundred and fifty million dollars in
gold, to the Allies She had to take sixty million dollars
from her gold One hundred and ninety millions
apparently learned" gold The Germans with pract-
cay all their at work. to know how to back
after war; with indefinite number of billions in
indo charoes added to war