The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-22
If Washington We're Alive
We would not Japan England telling what the United
States might and might not do.

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THE Treaty.
Under that treaty the United States would to be indie
pendent and become the me too of other powers
England and Japan.
that treaty the
son of England and Japan the Pacific and the time the
United States would meek accept from Japan with Engand
backing the order NOT fory Far Eastern
sessions the Philippines and Guam.
This country had only Washington
lived 1t has 100000 today but it must have cowardy breed
of statesmen that lack with hundred and eight millions behind
Them the Washington had when backed only by thin set
Element on the edge of the Atlantic.
Perhaps somewhere develop enough
ton enough sefspect think what Washington would
do before passing those treaties.
This being Washngons birthday however would probably
rather read little about him than great deal about those running
the country
George Washington big enough enough
against anything that unjust rputabe
the injustice.
He a soldier officer in the army of England.
He his solemn oath to be loyal to King George
He knew, and everybody knew that for him lift finger
against the King the laws of England
traitor, worthy of a shameful death
Yet this Engshman in blood, but American in spirit
rebng against injustice realizing that law be law when
violates the will of majority the who defeated
armies of England who Inundated King George who
free and Independent nation which his example
forgotten.
There in the life of George Washington many
the days in which he and worked
The greatest lesson he teaches that REAL MANHOOD consists
in rebellion against tyranny disregard of that which called
aw when becomes injustice and is used by the few for the
oppression of many.
1t the law when Washington lived struggling
this country should heavy England
tation
And Washington the able say defy
that law And what is important
fight successfully
Nearly all the features greatness entered into Wash
,ington's character.
He MAN that forgotten that he
great soldier and a wonderful fighter.
We forget his battles, forget the battles Cromwell.
like Cromwell he million times bigger biggest
victory.
Cromwell the only battle
yet hardly thinks of him a fighter rather law
maker and ruler.
Washington who lost battles, greater
in defeat than Cromwell vctofo takes higher greatness
endure defeat without follow one victory
with another
Washington patient soldier brave, untirng man. one
whom encouragement the deseron of friends caumn could
not from his duty.
But he than all that he brain able TO
defy injustice and to defeat it.
very rich perhaps nation he was not
owned by his money, moved by anybody money
He did not put property above human rights
He did not the King England with his
and his feet above the right Of the humbes living
cabin on the frontier of this nation
We celebrate today the birth of had quality mor
tunately lacking in the citizen today.
Washington could not be frightened by words
Washington could not be frightened by Judge the
tower of Westminster in the robes of duke And if
he alive today he would frightened Judge sitting
nafiO That;