The Washington times., 1922-04-17
satisfactorily
ABOUT CAPITOL,
NO new THING
?oliticus Points Out That In
fIuence Works to Steer U. S.
Foreign Policy.
by POLrTICUs.
written for Universal Service.

A Miss Kilbreth of New York has
won some temporary notoriety by
calling upon Attorney General
Daugherty TO prosecute Senator
France of Maryland for sending
cable messages 10 the delegates at
the Genoa conference.
1--WE have documentary evidence
that a numer OF citizens. men and
women" she also complains, ARE
engaged In criminal correspondence
with agents OF foreign governments,
In violation OF law. or. engaged in inN
ternationsi conspiracies to defeat the
measures and cripple the army and
navy of the Limited States. More
over, sinister Hobbies of an interna-
tionalist character are operating
pressure systems on both the leg
lslative and executive branches OF
our Government"
Evidence In Plentiful
Good for Miss Kilbreth. Now, IL
shs viii only make public some of
the details Of these sinister lobbies,"
we are sure that she viii get some
more first page advertising. Here
In washington we have seen plenty
~ evidence of these sinister lobbics"
that are bringing pressure on Con-
xress and the President. We have
sesn much OF these international
10 defeat the measures
and cripple the army and navy OF
the United States" They were In
full bloom throughout the recent
arms conference. They brought
their pressure into double time opera
tion when the conference ended and
there were signs that the United
States Senate might not take 30
kindly 10 thess international con-
spiracies" TO wreck the army and
navy of the United States.
Same OF these evidences were put
into the Congressional Record at the
time. and the same Senator France,
against whom Miss kilbreth now In.
yeiwhs, took part In the publication
of the efforts OF this international
lobby that was moving heaven and
earth 20 make sure that the work
begun 30 well by Messrs. Balfour
and Kato might not be wrecked by
stubborn senator's who were unwtl-
ling to sacrifice the independence
and the sovereignty Of the United
States. Maybe Miss Kilbretn can
shed q little more light on their &C.
tivity. IL 30. we hope she Will. And
II she has evidence on which Attor-
ney General Daugherty can prose
cute some OF the emisssries OF the
Nus Al ~. H. o~tkxn "A NE
Cling so hard TO preserve British
domination In this work akainst the
growing power Of the United States,
she will perform a great public serv'
i've by doing 80.
Might Study British.
Miss Kilbreth win find rich field
in a study OF the efforts OF British
interests to wreck the American
merchant marine She will find
more opportunities for observation
in the operations Of the various
"Anglo-American" Hobbies that are
trying TO repudiate the Declaration
Of Independence and TO substitute q
Magma Charta day for the Fourth
OF July. -.
When she has exposed hese ''in.
ternational consplracies" We hope
that she will tear the veil from the
vaccinations Of the lobby that is
perennially busy with props ganda to.
cancel the foreign war debts of the
United Ststes.
There is no limit TO the oppor-
tunities- that await Miss Kilbreth.
And II the international newspapers
who acclaimed Miss Kilbreth's cru.
sads against Senator France with SO
much first page rejoicing boycott
her efforts when they get into the.
sacred precincts of international a.
nance, we shall be glad to offer her
real circulation.