The evening world., 1921-05-10
Athletes, Although Beaten,
Have Had a Good Time in
America-ViSitor Back From
Germany Says She Should
Be Made to Pay in Full.

sgermany should be forced 70 pay
10 the lest penny, and the only sure
means Of collecting is for the Aihes'
and the United states as WE'LL TO step
IN and occupy her principal cues
until the bill rendered Is paid IN fuI'
That is the opinion Of H. A. van
derslice. who has just returned from
n business trip in Central Europe ana
Is staying at the McAlpin Annex.
ut is highly improbable that we
France or England would start an
other war in FIVE or ten years just TO
collect the balance OF Gormany's Dill
at that time. Yet | believe that they
will refuse TO pay then, after they
have partially recovered from their
defeat, German business men whom
I met hope that the country VIII
agree TO the Allied demands now, 80
that the French and English troops
will leave the country and they VIII
be allowed to do as they sec mt IN the
future, without supervision. This
would be fatal IT seems 10 me, and ]
think that any Of the boys who met
Germans in the trenches as | did Will
agree with me. German honor iS
matter OF eXpCdiCncy. II we do not
put on the screws to-day, In ten
years or so. when business rs normal
again. they will say. II you want
your money, come and get IT, know
ing full well that no nation will start
another World War involving hun
dreds Of millions TO collect bad
debt"
Twin beds are now in style and
have supplanted the old single bed"
according 20 A. j. Logan, President Of
the National Association of Bedding
Manufacturers who is at the Wal
dorf.
'T don't know the cause of this
change" he said yesterday 'but the
demand for mattresses shows that
twin beds have almost forced the sin
gle ones out Of existence"
Good time had by air was the alo-
gan of the French relay team which
came TO this country as guests OF the
University OF Pennsylvania and spent
the last five days of their trip at the
Hotel Pennsylvania during a session
Of seeing New York"
I'VE were not eminently success
full" said Maurice Delvart, the Cap
tain, but I believe that we are ca
pable OF much better work. The mode
OF living in America Is entirely DIFF
ferent from that OF France. especially
regarding cooking, the use OF wine
&C, and all those things proved a
handicap. However, we had n fine
time here and found the American
boys the best of sportsmen"
Incidentally, the personalities OF the
Ave members Of the team were 30
charming. according TO reports, that
such small matters as athletic defeats
were forgotten Immediately.
Climatic cowardice," says MrA
Kathleen G. Nelson OF Ramona, Cal,
a former New York newspaper writer
Ohio is at the Hotel Majestic 'is the
eason why residents OF Southern
seldom travel. The news
papers out there are inclined TO play
up adverse weather reports from
other sections OF the country and to
minimize like occurrences OF their
own. AS a result when announced
my intention OF going to New York to
visit friends whom I had not seen
for four wears my departure was at
tended by much lamentation and
foreboding"
HERE'S ONE FROM BOSTON.
M. A. Hillyer, Boston leather dealer,
who - at the Belmont doesn't mind
telling a good story on his home
town
Some Bostonians think" he de-
chared, that they are distinctive and
unlike the residents OF any other city
anywhere. A friend OF mine held that
opinion and the other day made the
statement that he could pick out
every man from Boston in a Now
York hotel lobby A bet was made.
HE started out and the first man
he approached admitted that he hved
m the Back Bay Another, a travel