The Washington times., 1922-06-01

Everything Breaks Loose.
stambouIiskyA
Another Wage Cut.
Lawyers Rarely XIII.
by ARTHUR BRISBANE
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BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
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w. R. Hearst, in an inter
view given in London to the
London Evening Standard, adj
yocstes "A cooperative agree
plent between all white peo-
ples."
He also suggests, which, Of
course, strikes the English as
most unreasonable, that any
White race agreement or any
arrangement should be headed
and largely controlled by the
United States. inasmuch as this
is the biggest and most power
:,ul country in the world.
Hearst is about the first we'll
known American to tell the
English that he considers his
,wn country more important
han England. And it is only
,air to say that such talk is
what the English admire. They
are glad to use American
Anglomaniacs, but they de-
5pise them.
Old crsters that have long
been asleep on the island of
Hawaii have suddenly come to
life. Streams Of lava are pour
ing down. What happens in
Hawaii far off in the Pacific
happens in Italy and other
places. He'll seems to be break
ing loose inside of the earth as
well as on the surface.
Blessed peace seems a long
way from this planet.
. Bad conditions in Ireland,
where the north and south are
drifting closer and closer to
real and violent civil war. In
such a civil war there is little
doubt that the English influ-
:ence and power would be with
The north of Ireland.
You read already about va
tious "salients" being captured
In a struggle which is in reality
a religious struggle. A great
ralamity that war of that kind
should survive into the twenti-
eth century.
Interesting person is Stam-
boulisky, premier and actual
ruler of Bulgaria. He says Bull
garia will pay her debts, but
will compel those that brought
IN the war to pay the debts.
That includes profiteers and
sSthers. We don't do that here.
This same eccentric peasant
r-uIer says he intends to make
he king president. And he
will give votes to women, but
only. to women that work for a
living.
In this and other favored
ands the notion is that govern
ing should be done by those
Who dc NOT work for living.
.And that is how it usually is
lone.
Another cut in railroad WAGES
coming; it will save fifty
Millions year more for own.
RS of railroad stocks and
:ionds. This time the railway
mop men will stand the cut.
Il railroad manaqement knew
low to increase efficiency as it
#;nows how to cut wages, how
Efficient it would be!
Yesterday morning, in Eng
and, they hanged Major Arm
trong for poisoning his wife.
.armstrong is the first English
awyer executed for murder.
Whether he was the first guilty
:f murder is not known. Their
hnowledpe of wills already made,
rr of wills ordered, might pro-
.Ide LAWYERS with temptation to
murder. On the other hand.
i: 1eir knowledge Of law might
IN sufficient warning.
IN pTOpOTJlOn " bIlSh
4ers among the so-called "edu-
= rated class" doctors are most
reauently tried for murder.
" three electrocutions wit
messed by this writer, two were
lectrocutions of doctors.
Senator Capper has a new
I'LL to prevent futures trad
~aag," which means gambling in
.Apodstuffs.
There is an old French law
fhat Furnishes with imprison-
lent at hard labor anybody
nat conspires to raise the price
II grain. There might be some
ming in that law that our Su-
rene Court would not declare
unconstitutional.
This news ought to interest
tie President and every Amer
an. Senator Bertrandas went
ID 5000 feet and fred five
pmbs at a little imitation war;
#hip only twenty-five feet long
md twenty-five feet wide. OF