The Washington times., 1923-04-25

are advised that Mr.. Harding talk for himself
When 100000 people decide upon leader, they
hardly expect him to pick mouthpiece.
Hands Across the Rio Grande.
II TEXICO approaches the last days of her penance.
lVI The President predicts re-establishment of
friendly relations. The fence along the Rio Grande
down and prodga returns to the family
of nations The Western world at least sealed in peace
and understanding Europe and Asia aren't such good
managers, as witness China Russia, Germany, and the
Balkans
Holland dovecote of civilization detects hawsh notes
in dplomacys coos and plans navy commensurate with
the size of Colonial estates.
vast rubber plantations and incacuable oil deposits are
resourceless against confscatory ambitions
Even The Netherlands, long highest taxed piece of
Europe with even free cigars and Wines saggers
under the white mans common burden of budgets.
Living costs, hitherto lowest the Continent have
so advanced that farmers dairymen begin to sell
their holdings and emigrae to lands of greater oppor
tunity.
Denmark is establishing colonies in Madagascar Hard
ships and hope preferable to haoaves and patches
Locked in the NOrth's Refrigerator.
KT AZURE has kept few things the ice and under
N it. The Arctic isn't one of her bungles. Beneath
those vast glacial fields are inestimabe mineral de-
posits, endless coal beds, and time alone knows what
Untold billions of resources are locked in the Norths
Christian Leden, Norwegian explorer brings word of
Oil wells the Pole. Eskimos shun the region They
detest the SMELL How ab0riginies meet and rebuff
fortune.
Anythings useless folk without imagination. Kim
California diggngs chucked at the poverty OF squatters
scraping bacon rnds while abandoned mines boarded
been found at Cherokee. Yesterday squinty
sea1cher Grandfather knew the least of anything He
ate sweetbreads and let diabetes eat him. Adam
might have had insuin if he used his wits
The Ogre in the Oyster Beds.
0YSTERS will soon be as buffalos. DR..
Nelson, of the Shell Fisheries and State Expert
mental Station in New Jersey, beholds the de-
structon of Atlantic beds unless regardless indus
tries to pollute waters with their wastes
Bivalves must breed in clean grounds; oil scum,
metal filings, pulp and acids ending great food
supply
dropped from 100000 to $4,000 in ten years.
HOLSTERS and shelfsh of all sorts their way to
extinction. Shad shoals no longer crowd the Hudson
Reckessness an ogre of insatate appetite Labora
tory larders, prophesied by Steinmetz won't be
matter of choice if conservation continues to urge its
in vain.
Park Benches and Crimson Carpets.
r ONDON prepares for another state wedding. The
Prince of Wales, Their Majesties and loyal subjects
- vie with each other in gifts to the Duke of Yorks
bride Coronets without count gold plate, motor
and castle pour into the lap of commoners daughter
Read all about it. Tomorrow shant witness many
similar ceremonies and pageants.
British labor feels its parliamentary thews and conf
IDENTIFY awaits an hour when national purses won't be
drained for owerless puppets and their theatrcaties
Thoughtful citizens watch of the last unrolllngs
of Westmnsers crimson carpet and estimate how much
the empires staggering debts be cut by democracys
Meanwhile multtudes are sleeping on Hyde Park
benches and jobless soldiers plead for work on any
terms.
Buckingham hears the cheers but not the mutters.
Todays taxes reluctantly spent for royal drones
Time Does Not Misjudge Important Folk.
history, marking the episode with random
RI line, turns to Stratford-on-Avon and lovingly
= = Furnishes the of one Will Shakespeare,
playwright and actor of Sorts penurious hanger
on of the courts-humby grateful for the naughty
approval of such poor lines as might please noble
fancy.
When the last Guelph is a vague memory and the
mghtiest throne museum exhibit, fame will still
celebrate his genius He put girdle around the earth
and then eternity Time does not misjudge important
folk
Kins Features Syndicate and Herbert K'n-.al