The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-21
Today


" .t
We have many important prob
lens, from 800, 900 idle freight
cars 70 5,000, 900 idle men in the
United States. but nothing COM
pares with the Japanese problem
IN Importance.
The Japanese would like domin-
Ion over both sides Of the Pacific.
but many Of them are wise enough
to know they cannot have it. r.
In Washington, eleven States
California. Oregon. Washington.
Idaho, Utah, Nevada. Arizona.
New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and
Colorado - have organized. with
Hiram johnson as chairman OF
their organization, to meet the
Japanese situstion. They have no
stronger man in Japan than Hiram
Johnson, and the eleven States
mentioned could, If necessary, take
care Of Japan and her ambitions
on this side of the Pacific. Those
eleven States and thirty-seven
more would make the Mikado SYM
pathize with the late czar.
But war, even q long-range war.
with Japan, would be calamity
Tor the world, burning up of
many millions Of dollars; interrupt
ticn, perhaps prolonged. Of the
worlds effort to rebuild, disas-
ter for which the elimination of
Jepan as troublesome egotist
among nations would not be suffi-
cient recompense
This complication is the swift
result Of the asinine action Of the
late sick and crippled Government
tying United States UP with Euro
pc1n and Asistic complications.
What would have happened had
the worxt occurred and this nation
been allowed to drift into the
Leas7ae u Nations.
How stern With others, how leni-
ent with ourselves! The Bible
preeches IT. THE beam in your
own 0V8xf' Af0. EnA Allies HiHS-
trata IL. RI /, * 8
Thay -. S5s0ske1a at Germany's
reluctSnee - M gviftly the war
.dehk ~ scoses tf thousands of mil
lfefgs Ynxtened MON them by de-
feat. No name Is too harsh for
Cernksn91 4 q {rilurs Is nav.
what About the Allies debts to
the United States? You see no
earorness to pay that. only eva
sion, and net 4 cent Of interest or
III s,-. - S.tt - Lnrc- ,,o,,sv ~
l.,t xs 1~;.,,S. S-;rs,, ~ xtrss,,;tv
AZ cnss 49,, y s.-nhis- vc,,id shc,.,
qnHxr Sc.;..t sr 80, s,,~h !. d~ht
= my s1cssii az silh~. s.v 49,
S...s.~}s =. 4 ~ >; ~. .. m
~ tS~;r tc4sY 'stocL az cold
- s~cur;tv for onr deht evAn
thon0h ~ h.,nre.5 70 nr;vats IN.
d;v;dnats rcf ~ the oovernmentf
Th.t l. rh.t ths-Alf;es NOW a.
mana ~ Germanv ~
Not much peace anywhere yet.
Fools here demanded immediate
United States disarmament "as an
example to the world" Once try
that folly and Japan would show
the world something.
In Europe nineteen nations have
1928, 900 men actually under arms.
ON o00 move ~ ;nyada Cermany
Poland haa 6(,0 l)oC, armed man Iit-
tls Greco has OH, non How does
.he and Poland feed and nav tben9
How would you like to be an
American farmer? Wheat yester-
day fell to a new low record.
July wheat down to within 2 cents
of 81. oats sold around 81 cents
pr;c.s 80 farti,,,ar aSr;cr,trraj
;,,nI.man,. taxas iahor and
svarvth,ny ,b. farmer must have
dron not a. al, or varv Iitt,a
Th.rs 4, .nothar nrohIan,
Farmar. w;,, not fnrovar ra;.a
food % ali To- lee than a, costs
then one ssrmar n Naw Iarsav
saua w.y soo husbais 90 notato.s
Srstber tben cell them fnr Ok cants
. hnshai" ali he nn,,,d oat MA
ro,, hry natatnes 60 ,Sean ~.
49, SeS foSsE " NSaP, "