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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
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hOuERN Duplex apartment double ga
rae. roouA ca ttaEe, double garage, sun
- HAEhts- room residences business
strict. Ph. q 81. mornings
H0R SALE loom bungalow. sun par
Ifr service norcl g.. garage, basement and
heating Viant. Il Tree lots on corner, all
Boderu, OF paven eut- "a owner, CO.,
DANDY 3 ROt M COTTAGE, $500.
This place IA finii he'd in Ivory and has ?
BEDROOMS audNsleei linE porch In good re-
rair throu EhoLW an q good location on Ar
zpna St. Good tel ms can be had
1hone ggs9. 2 Ht Fletcher, Res. 6545W-
N,,WcEEE BRtfS-1 eos MILLS BLDG.
RENO FaAL NOTICE
TURMER, KEMP & COLD
WEIB formerly located over
State National Bs.nk. will be
in then- newt quarters, on or
afterNJan. 10.iat ~ n Stanton
streetA Phone $3.50.
DO WHAT YOU OUGHT
To do toda-E Good houses Of this
size are scar zee A. FL Paso and VIII
moi drou in 2 Eices Z rooms. main bed
room IL by 90 f5et, hraalfast room,
hardwood hoo p, heauti fs1lly finished
BUY this now a a close margin above
cost $500 70 handle, easy terms On
bs7srre asl- Il = listing 52s.
AMBER SON ENNEST1IENT CO.
sos Mesa Ave. Phone 40s1
TF YOT7 WANT a {, finished bunEaio7F Or
cottage anywhere In the city, td1n.t fan
to phone 63e- Have VEN rom 100 up
PFTPHHFT EFTTI y REALTY CO.
30 Caplas Bl4G-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

MANHATTAN HEIGHTS &c
elegant rooms; French doors,
hardwood floors In every
room; beautiful built-in fea-
lures good basement and
heating plant; tile bath, tiled
in tub and shower: stone
garage. Price S7250.0O.
WYATT, HTCHET & LATHAM
Realtors
us n. Stanton Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

aLOOK AT THIS Snap
-Four rooms glassed sleeping porch,
service porch. situated on lots 50I140,
paving paid. located on Montana
street, near Five Points Price $3.50
Terms TO suit.
See Mr. hoffman.
ID. C. CHOFEELr 4 CO.
SOLE AGENTS.
New Trust Bldg 100 S. Stanton St
Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
For SaIe-CitH PropertH

SUNSET HEIGHTS - Attractive 6 room
bungalow. ss1oo. terms Add S.. Herald.
OWNER compelled 70 sell s room. sleep
ing porch. Fun Basement. $1,000, terms.
1903 Arizona-
400 BLOCE CAAIBRIDGE-BunEal Z
r, 81 IN porch. built IN features. car line
half block; 5000. cash only $500. balance
easy. cal hetween and noon. Phi 1881.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

BARGAIN IN, A REAL HOME.
CALIFORNIA red brick bungalow six
rooms. hardwood floors and bufltin
features on Two lots. L you are look
ing for bargain you VIII buy this
quick Price for immediate sale,
$500 Very small payment down,
balance Ike rent
SOUTH WEST INVESTMENT CO.
2l2-220 Trust Building. Phi. 255s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Tor Sale-FaEms and Ranches
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lNC0AlE from the start. so acres cult-
t@Iees mostly aitalla. 50 acres in an =
miles ron depcE Pc. sos
FOR hENT-Farm at Tsleta. 90 acres. rs
~ alfalfa Apply 70 ChaE- b Stevens, Two
hepublics Life BldE-
FOE RENr-f1 acre ranch on paved road
1eas 1s.eta, 500 per acre D. Lerner
Ael elEy CO. Alills BIDS
FOR RENT-Eight acres on paved road. 2
room adobe house; would make an ideal
cllcken or -rlIbblt farm Box "a. Tsleta-
BUY FROM owner 10 acre fruit, chicken
40 turkey ranch On paved road. Phi
elyaW ereninEs. 5QI vs.. Missouri
RANCH FOR RENT-Forty acres bet7Tesn
College and Las Cruces, good buildinra
Lee keeves. BoE l95. Las Cruces n. "
s. ACRE RANCH-Near Fahens, fro1ts
main Cuuuty road. best piece land In -vaI-
ley. For sale on easy terms or VIII take
SOM. trade- see A0UNG- 10I S. Stanton.
VALLEY RANCH TOR RENT.
Forty acres. miles down the valley. and
2 room residence over $4,000 worth sold
or the place last sumner. residence has
al modern cuuvenleuces with the excep-
BoKDER pSYEsr-1ENr co.
w ~ Faso b1nE q Trust BIDS. Phi 1sq
NEWMtN INVEsfAIENT COMPANY.
alfalfa. good story house. nos aces h
cultivation good bearing orchard flne
outbulldings, good fences. state alEhway
worth SEQ peg acre. iucumbrancs $1,000.
owner must sen, any decent offer. trads
or cash, VIII be considered Tor souit-
Land is high. white silt soil. no afkaif
between tive drainage bitches on east sns
west line Night consider rental nr6posi-
SION.
80 ACRES near Tsieta $500 per acre o.
rent cheap TO fight party.
81 ACRES near Cauutillo 500 uer ar-s
quick sale, or FOR rent. yesrs lease
PHONE $50. 100 SAN ANTONIO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

~ hAL MODERN BUNGALOWS and
ll1-asss, some furnished. rood rentals. FOR
an APARTMENT huuss o. closa-ld business
pfoparty- Equity On good rental Bungalow
e-qea H. OUT q town owner desires EIrHt
q second lien Ectes or r1czut lots Bust
leaa properly on s. Stanton It.. blocks
rom san antonio e.. also a hrlcE tens-
uieut on s. Santa Fa s.. z blocks from
80 pei Norrs Hotel for sood Improved
GOOD AUTO, original price SIX thousand
lo-lars, wiz trade as two lhousaud doll
as rasn PAYMENT on modem huuEa-
l11T n either Nan tan or Eunsct Ezel-lt4
sEH ERAL . ACRE TRACTS on paved
road and lute-urhan. 2 miles from z j. So
also a 8 acre tract wl-h a good 4 room
end sleeping porch. ~ miles down the
valley. block from interurhan f1r lots or
cottages
ELEVEN ACRES with 4 8 room adobe
rouse on paved road. I block from Inter
Urban also ~ acre tract and = acre
trlet e. hranAlin station on Interurhan anI
paved road. suitable Tor a store CT auuo
llliLnE STATION for cottages
80 ACkEs Improved la1d. ratsr rlEh's
paia At Aian1sa, Colo for fn1prcTed val
leE l1nd near Fsleta or Las Cruces.
,EfERAL sail TRACTS this side of
tsletas On paved ruad very Desirable for
chicken ranehes- Or dairv farms Tor lots
w n. CARL
Eho1ss g O Sow. 511 caples Bfdr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

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hALEEh A. WILLIAMS AuCTToAEEzR
Ehone s5l1- Room Is. Hotel Beauu1nt-
WI handle sales On o. cot Of town. Office
hourE. $40 1e-G So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
For Sale-COuury Property

TWENTY. ACRES AND PLENTY
= the title 81 our FREE book about
rre1ts. easy terna Orange groves plant
ed Sylvester L. Wilson, Dept 555. Or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

IN KERN FLACE-This IS one
Of the prettiest bungalows IN
FL Paso. Living room, recap
ton hall, dining room, 3 bed
rooms and a large screened
porch tile bath; hardwood
floors IN every room; large
basement and heating plant.
full lots. This is a real
home. Price S11,55o.0o.
WYATT, RICHEX & LATHAM
Realtors
lis n Stanton Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

One OF the best buys in the
city: 6 beautiful rooms, hard
wood floors in 2 rooms. built
in features Completely fur
uished; on . fun lots Paved
street and close TO car line
Until Jan 10th. price S550o-oo
WYATT. RICuET & LAIHAf
Realtors
1IsnN. Stanton Phone
st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

SIMON yIESCas chimney swesp. furnaces
cleaned. stoves Get up and repaired eos
s Stanton. Phi $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

On wyoming street, ne4r 2.
p. & S. ". shopss 8 q andy
rooms and a large base1 rent.
This Is q real good buzz st
$4,000. 100000 cash
WYATT, RICHEK & LATE lax
Realtors
lis n. Stanton Phones z550
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

EXCELLENT LOCATION-In Man
fsff-- T7airffs beautiful six room
bungalow. hizh grade oak fldPrlug.
fuII basement. furnace, nice lawn and
cement work. This IS one a. cur best
OFFERINGS. You viii ike IT, Price
$3.50. Terms.
D. = Kihler with
LEAWEni4 q SHERMAN.
1I6 Texas St. Phi 4256.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

aaPsRTwEg HOUsE AID Bun
GAEoW HOME
oVT-THTRD LESS THIN MARKET
VATT-F-mofIern apartment house OF
four apartu tents, completely fur-
nished, each apartment consists OF
three rooms. bath and sleeping. porch
This properly IS adjoining peauu-
~ rooms Furnished. built-in fea-
lures. fuI' basement, steam heat
isundrv. Ia vatory, shower bath az I,
steam heats d garage, located on e 81.
uer lots in desirable section. close IN
owner eoirfg TO California will SSer
entire urorl erty at a bargain pr Se ~
Convenient terms.
See 1Ir. hoffman
ID. g CROMWELL & Goa,
SOLE AGENTS.
New Trust Bldg. les S Stanton 81
Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

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BUY paper. magazines. 2
tools, Old lum5sr harT -.--
junk = Paso saliva friture eloths-
FL PAsO IRON q - al knds o.
Antonio. Dealers -. Pr 1ll1-
copper. brass. 10 7aT. CO-I57F 77--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Real E.lsle Z bfaT 1es

j. c. CR0WELt, 3 g one $500
rs s. Stanton ST. -
Greuna foor View IrustE -
p ". WILLIAMS AGlNel> ~
SIS First National Baur BID - =
TURNER. KEMP & COIDWEL4.
over STATE Nsti1nzl BsnE Fhoze M !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

$3.50
aAUsTTN TERRACE BARGAIN"
Modern six room ven built bungalow,
large basement and brick garage,
situated on corner lots 100x120. own
er compelled TO sacrifice at $3.50,
terms 70 suit buyer. The best bar
gain we have had
See MR. KOFF1LAN
d. c. CROWEHL a CO. sole AEfs.
New Trust BLDG 1O6 S. Stanton.
Phones sS00-Ss01-
FIFE-ROOM BUNGALOW, -porches,
Alta vista $500. $500 cash
FIVE-HOOM BUNGALOW, basement,
paved street. $780, $500 cash
FRANK r cox, Realtor.
219 Caples Bldg Phone 64z5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
For Sale on Excb


- acres valley land Plcacho Digtrict
(.est q las Cruces and 20 acres Garfisld
i s-alrlct. sierra County, N r.. FOR nr0ns-nr
- q near y Fasos either propCrtv fIue
~ II Winter, 1113 1lins Bldg. FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

WILL TAKE AUTO on Va
CANT LOTS part paymers { on
s room bungdloWr haro1 VOC
floors, built in buffet, bed
rooms finished in white ay-
ing 70 percent interest on our
price S5250.
HAWKINS BROS
115-317 Martin Bldg Pa z SUI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Cleaning and DyeIng

TEXAS Cleaning & Dye Works CIsariug
dyaing and alteratlous- Out OF town pa-
irons golleltsd. Ph- z1z2. % Texas =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Rsady Referenes ~. D.


Carpenters.
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CaHPENTER WOHE--NsE and cd; roof
rspalr, painted. LUNnELL. -. $50.
LET the Five Points Jobhlng Co 90 gour
repairs. garages porches. cabinets. ci1-srs.
Old floors made new. Pa. saol
WHY PAY f5r that overhead expense
Job carpeuteriuE or percentage. 30 years
eEperis-ce. 2. Guy Tanl-erslsgs ~. ll7l
BUILDING and ramodelinE. brick. stone
cement, pIas-ering- raintlus aud glass SER
Tag. quiel- zerysce. priees raasonahle. 929sJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

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COSTUMES FOR DANCES and thaatrIoal
performances for reuE Apply az I1es =
Bio Grande. Ph- z1slE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

rooms. porches, cement walks. Price
$4,000, very easy terms. Phone own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
SPECIAL BAReAN

LOOK AT THESE.
4-ROOW HOUSE, close 70 Manhattan
Hgts., nice yard. $3.50. Small cash
payment, easy terms
8 ROOMS, sleeping porch, garage,
two lots. close 70 car ard school
paved street S5500s $500 cash.
4-ROOM cottage. close IN, convenient
to school and car. completely fur
nfsled. s369o, $500 cash.
FITE-Ro0M hunEal0W- blocks
from Manhattan school. h. W. floors
ivory finish. built-in features south
front s4800- SEQ cash, balance $50
mo. This Is q dandy.
II j. PRESTON
TURNER, KElrP g. COLDWELI.
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

-------------l1--77-7
4 RIAL BUT-s5cl1 down Rock A1pleE
srartrnent- corner Altu-a. Boulevard and
Piedras. Phi. S95a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

BEAUTIFUL . story home, on
Montana St. 2400 block, re-
duced from $4,000 TO $4,000.
Owner leaving city VIII sell
furniture for S150D.
W. r. PAYNE, ReaItOr,
4o1 Mesa Phone 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

500 BLOCK MOUNTAIN = Furnished
bungalow, 4 r, 81 in porchS built I'm fea-
lures: only $3.50. cash f504 balance easy
terms. can Rh- 5a59J betwasn and noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

CHINA firing. Pearl c. Morgan. FS ms.
1s05 Hueco.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
France Justified

The fact that, at the eleventh
hour and with sour face, Ger
many has yieled to the allied ulti-
matum is unquestionably the re-
suit of the French threat to use
force. When all else failed, that
was the only recourse. And for
months the clear-sighted French
have been saying that they must
be ready to resort to it as the
sole means of bringing the Ger
mans to terms. The result
proves the soundness of the
judgment Of Government of
France. Its reading of the Ger
man psychology was correct.
Nothing but a sword brandished
over Germany's head could make
her leave off shilly-shallying
about Preparations and come for
ward to keep the pledge which
she gave when she signed the
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
Ten Tests of a Town

Questions that people ask
about your town before they de-
eide to make it their town:
l. Attractiveness: Shall like
the town-its atmosphere? Does
it have the beauty of shaded
streets and other beautiful fea-
lures? Is it quiet, roomy, airy,
well lighted town? Does it have
attractive public buildings and
homes? Is it well paved? Is it
clean in every sense?
2. Healthfulness: will my
family and | nave "a reasonable
chance to keep well in that town.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

operatives Of the paper mills have
already, of their own accord,
raised their donations to 25c
weekly. If they have | think
everybody in the community
should feel proud of them.
Lets hear from as many peo-
pie in this community through
your paper as can write.
Nov people, we need this, and
as the companies here have Civ
en- US a plant that today is worth
easily a hundred thousand dol
lars, why should we not help
ourselves a little? Let's raise
our donation to 15c weekly or
more. My plan would be this:
Have an election at each mill and
8 tickets, ! ticket against raising
! (God knows hope nobody votes
iit), ticket for a donation Of l5c
weekly, and one ticket for a one
per cent donation. | believe the
latter will bring in little more
than the l5c, but we won't have
then more than we need.
In explanation for some who
might not understand the one
per cent will say, if you make
eight dollars per week you pay
SC, if you make fifteen dollars
per week you pay 15c, if YOU
make one hundred dollars per
week you pay $l.OO.
Now let's everybody talk this
matter over with everybody else
and lets have no knocking. | am
not starting this thing from any
selfish motive, only for the good
of some ones life we may help
our physicians to save. | nope
personally never to have to send
any of my folks to the hospital
again, if | never do, ! will say
that at one per cent or 15c per
week will not live long enough
to pay what owe them, had to
pay for the service.
Now in closing will say that
the people of this community who
do not work in plants would be
glad to have the opportunity of
helping pay for this machine, or
even the opportunity Of paying
weekly, but they car t have that
privilege. Now what are we 60
ing to do about it? Talk it up
and lets have a vote on it, lets
see that our physicians are not
handicapped.
Yours very truly,
M. X. Wick.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
Editorial Correspondence
Editor Herald,
Roanoke Rapids, N. c.


Roanoke Rapids, N. c.
Dear Sir:
May have a little space in our
town paper to start a little pro-
paganda for the great need of
our hospital. | want to say that
if there is a person in this CON-
munity who is not proud of living
so close to such an institution as
that, he or she is not worthy to
live in the community, and |
don't believe that we have many.
Now | am writing this to the
workers of the industrial plants
of this community who have free
treatment, or almost free.
Workers, we need an X-ray
machine and an operator. The
writer has talked to one of the
physicians here and he says that
it will take CSC, 0OW six thousand
dollars to install the machine,
and says if we will raise our
weekly donation from 10c to 15c
he will guarantee to install the
machine and employ the opera
tor.
| further understand that the
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

Come and help make the en-
tertainment at the nurses new
home on Roanoke Avenue a sue
cess. We need the help and CO
operation of everyone in town,
Won't you buy a ticket and come,
Everyone is promised a pleasant
time between the hours of three
in the afternoon and eleven in
the evening, Saturday, May q.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

Taft says that Judges should
wear gowns for the effect on cul-
prits" news item. Judge Gran
mer could wear overalls and still
make everybody under indict-
ment sit up and take notice.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

The vital matter of who shall
be mayor and alderman of sew
eral hundred towns and more
or less cities in North Carolina
having been finally settled thous-
ands Of prominent citizens there
of have again gone to work.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

The fact that a hard surface
road from here to Weldon is a
possibility, of the immediate fu-
mediate future is about the best
piece of news we've had for
some time.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

How about its water supply? Its
sanitary system? Its methods of
milk inspection? Its health de-
partment? Its hospitals? Is it
without any congested district?
3. Education: Can | educate
my family and myself in that
town? How about its public
schods-present and future? Its
Institutions of higher education
or business training? Its libra
ries? Its lecture and concert
courses? Its news papers? Its
postal facilities?
A. People: Shall | like the peo-
pie of the town. Are they home
folks" without false exclusive
nessp Are they neighborly and
friendly Is the town free from
factionalismp
5. Recreation: Can | have a
good time in that town IL and
my family How about the thea,
tres, museums, gymnasiums,
parks, etc.9 Are inviting oppor-
tunities for pleasure drives al
forded by we'll paved streets9
6. Living: Can we live reason
ably and we'll in that town9 Are
the best of modern conveniences
available for its residents cleo
tricity, gas, telephone, etc3 Are
the housing and shopping condi-
tons favorable Rents, taxes,
and prices fair? Hotels good9
Home and truck gardens and
dairy products plentiful
Z. Accessibility; Can we go
and come easily2 Does the town
have adequate railroad cohnec-
tons and train service? Street car
linesp Interurban lines9 Well
marked automobile routes and
hard surface roads}
s. Business: Can | make good
use of capital in that town} Are
there banking facilities? Manu-
featuring interests? Up-to-date
stores: Good shipping facilities?
Favorable labor conditions? A
prosperous farming territory?
Active cooperation amorg bust
ness interests?
8. Employment: Can get a
job in that town at fair pay and
with good prospects for the fa-
ture? Can | count on cooperation
from organizations making it
their business to help introduce
and establish new commercial in
terests and to welcome new citi-
zens?
10. Progressiyeness: Shall |
find that am in a town having
a progressive city government,
active organization, modern fire
protection, and a pull-together
spirit in everything-a town
with future?-L. N. Flint, De-
partment of Journalism, Univer-
sity of Kansas.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

If the "Holy Rollers" would
only live up to their name and
roll out of Rosemary the major
ity of us would be much better
satisfied with the sect.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13

Germany has yielded to the de-
mands of the Allies which
shows that desperate as her sit
uation is, she is not yet ready for
suicide.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-05-13
Versailles Treaty.

Versailles Treaty.
The case was set fourth with
the utmost clearness and power
in the speech which the Prime
Minister of France made in the
Chamber just before departing
for the final conference at Lon
don. M. BRAND asked why it
was that Germany was making
desperate shifts to get other
countries to mediate in her be-
half. Why did she appeal to
switzerland, even to Czechoslo-
vakia, the Vatican and at last the
United States? Why did she
not come direct to France with
her new offers? twas because
she knew that France had no
longer any confidence in German
good faith. For two years Ger
man promises had been multi
piled, approaches and converse
lions and representations without
end had been made-and the
sole effect had been to convince
France that Germany was
thoroughly insincere in it all and
had no other purpose than that
of gaining time. Hence the
hour had come for France to say
to the German Government:
mo more words, it must be
"acts nowl No more promises,
ut is payment that must be
'made!"
That meant coercion, and Pre-
mier BRAND went on to declare
that France was ready to apply
it. She would make a display of
force only because she was con
strained to do it by the bad faith
of her debtor" But let not Ger
many think that a mere matter
of form was intended, an empty
flourish. 1--WE have the means
of compulsion in our hands, T."
and the use of them, or official
notice that they would be used in
case of necessity, would be af-
firmed M. BRAND, the sure
method" of obtaining what
France demanded. Out of the
mouths of the Germans themsel-
yes is the truth of this now con-
firmed.
The whole is a marked vindi-
cation of French policy. And
its triumph will not lapse with
the immediate occasion. France
has found out the way to deal
with an evasive and untrust-
worthy Germany. And it is a
way just as valid for the future
as it has been shown to be for
the present. The German atti-
tude is not going to change sud-
denly. Whenever Germany sees
a chance to escape from any pro-
vision of the Treaty, she will
seek to embrace it. The old
complaints and special pleadings
and lodges will be reSorted tc
again. Then will appear the
continuing efficacy of the remedy
which the French have discover
ed. The menace of superior
force will always be in reserve to
keep Germany true to her Pied
ges. She has now amply Motif
ed the world that she will sub
nit to nothing else; and it is we'll
that French army will for long
be just over the border to COM
pei her to assume a virtue if she
has it not. New York Times.
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elections of itinerant aim
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This kind of stuff the weather
man is handing is hard on the
straw hat brigade.
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It doesn't seem to matter
hose administration it is, Sen
Or Johnson is against it.
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Brother Blair's failure to vote
or Johnson at the Convention
isn't likely to make him any the
less popular with Harding