The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-02-21

Help Europe, Help America.
Won Tifpitz's Prophecy.
Growth Is the Thing.
Wanted, 10000, 900
Mothers
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
Copyright 1871


Steei Corporation. gives useful,
constructive advice to American
business men. exporters and i'm
porters: ~Psy cash for what you
suy abroad; extend all possible
credit. consistent with safety,
when you SELL"
This country needs European
prosperity as much as Europe
needs IL. We need foreign busi-
ness. and you can't trade con-
veniently with bankrupt custom
ers. To help build up Europe's
credit and buying power is to help
the United States and keep our
workers, factories, business men,
and capital employed.
The United States Steel Corpo-
ration. biggest industrial enter
prise In the world, except perhaps
standard Oil, pays cash for all
foreign purchases, under Judge
Gary's orders. II will be observed
tnat the Gary concern has millions
put away to pay the cash and to
meet future complications, includ-
ing possible rate cutting. Once
more, remember that Judge Gary's
corporation can sell at q pro1t for
less than 1t costs some other COM
panies to manufacture. Heaven
help you II you go gambling In the
stock OF the other companies and
a real price war comes along. You
Will know how Sennacherib and
MS cohorts felt when the angel
OF death spread his wings on the
Admiral Won Tirpitz, quoted in
all newspapers, says that world
dominion lies between the United
states and England. Colonel
House, before he went to the peace
conference, said the same thing:
After this war England or Amer
lea will be the ruling power OF
the world, and the coming con-
ference will. decide which it is to
be-"
In the opinion of Won Tirpitz,
ENGLAND, with numerous world
bases acquired in past centuries.
and with her advanced bridge
heads against all countries, even
against America, dominates the
sea and the world"
Won Tirpitz thinks that COM
mercial rivalry between England
and the United States will lead to
war. and that Japan, with her over
flowing population and her inter-
ests in the Pacific, will start the
trouble, England coming in later.
All this, however, need not hap
pen, for human heads are more
important than "bridgeheads."
and one continent, dominated by
one government properly prepared,
{ need not fear the rest OF the world,
II population grows - 1t should.
y The main thing is GROWTH, and
those that for temporary. un-
sound reasons. keep out the white
immigration from Europe, attack
the welfare and strength Of this
country.
Ten million strong white Euro
pean mothers that could give
birth here to forty million strong
young fighters would take care Of
the English and Japanese prob
lens.
The State of Texas alone, in
tensively cultivated, with proper
Government cooperation. could
feed the population Of this coun-
try. And labor need not worry.
With q hundred and five million
people in the nation, labor now
earns five times as much per day
as it did when the country's popu-
lation was only four millions.
Won Tirpitz thinks ''the brother
hood of nations" a beautiful senti-
ment, but says: Divine Provi-
dence has provided rivalry
between nations as a means to
keep alive the impulse for the ad-
vancement Of culture and civili-
zation."
When the whites came to this
country they found many Indian
"nations" scalping and numbering
e8CQ OLuCT vi IiiC IuCOIy tudt bii0I
was the plan of the great spirit.
But a mixture of white men, stick
ing together, settled the Indian ma
tions.
John Hays Hammond, who used
to work for the Cars govern
ment, says that Bolshevism, a
pyramid balanced on its sharp
point, will soon fall, to be follow
ed by monarchy, democracy and a
republic coming later.
It. is remarkable how long that
pyramid has kept in balance, il it
really is upside down. Mr.. Ham
mond Is probably right. No baby
ever learned to walk the first time
9 IL tried, in spite Of the story about
Hercules strangling the serpents.
Every baby has it's falls, many
of them; every baby government
does the same. The French Revo-
jution, with centuries Of education,
the teaching of the encyclopedias,
the direction of such men IS Mi
rabeau, Danton, Robespierre, and
Marat, was unable to stand up.
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