The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-09
How to Fill Graves
Play the Pscifist Says Hadley. Some Other Things
Hadley, president emeritus Of Yale, said
chat should bel remembered:

Hadley, president emeritus Of Yale, said
something that should be remembered:
"Pacifsm filled many Of the graves in the Argonne."
Hadley denounced the foolish theory that love will do
everything and there is no need men who know how to
fight and to de-
He advised pacifists try and avoid osrChss
do, by hiding their heads in the sand.
War will die out eventually because the best fighters
which the most intelligent brains will decide to em
won't be ended by soft gentlemen that object to
fighting.
The hope Of the the fact that the most
intelligent the best fighter and the most intelligent
knows that is brutal foolish and unnecessary.
But he will go fighting until he makes everybody else
realize that. .susA.1g* 4s.s
Congressman Bloom, of New York, intro
duces bill that would compel civilians salute the United
States flag whenever the District Columbia
and the Territories The sentiment is excellent but the idea
is not good.
You cant compel by law. You couldnt by law
compel to respect his father mother and the attempt
would not be much of compliment for the parents Aer
respect their flag Sometimes they wish their public
had little confidence in and believed it able
to attend to its own affairs without assistance from Europe
The little Bellefonte Central Railroad of
Pennsylvania running twenty miles the State College,
asks permission to give up business compete with
automobile omnibuses that give better prices
them will be in trouble unless they develop railroad genius
more constructive than merely demanding higher
ever they need more money.
Wallace Irwin back from Japan, says our
brown brothers the Pacific much overraed not
very great military power and have nothing to make
Uncle Sam hiver and shake the dread Of night
That's all we'll but nation is only strong a. itS
leaderunt changes its leaders And this nation in its
leadership short of who realize that fer from
beating the United States Japan coun beat any Of
forty eight States that make up the United States.
Wise are the French.
Thirty American and English jazz band players working in
Paris ordered to leave France short notice. There
about the French musicians complain that
their jobs are taken by foreigners and the foreigners told
to get out.
The French run France for FRENCHdEN and they know
now to do it. You may go there and spend money but
you mustn't COMPETE.
Also the French government knows how to tax foolish
American money pender In the jazz palaces champagne
that costs TWENTY francs is sold hundred and fifty
francs The takes fifty francs Of each
bottle.
Every war, perhaps, has done more good
than HARM although it's hard to believe war is close
to you.
Poison cases. perfected in the late war; may save more
lives in the long ten times over than the big
destroyed
cured by the use OF poison gases Every nfestng
breathing machinery from the entrance his mouth nose
down the deepest cell at the bottom Of his lungs may
destroyed by gas without inuring the you killed
mosquito your hand without hurting the hand
Also the war cured the human Of the idea that needs
emperors cza kaers and such trash almost as i'm
portant as curing physical disease.
He may be dead, but
Conservatism wishes he deader
The able editor of the Portland Oregonian seeking to COM
fort his conservative friends shows the Republican elephant
and Democratic donkey laughing at La Toilette who shown
live out of dead one But that elephant would feel
much happier the La Toilette dead little more
dead than ne is
One big Republican problem u.s.
shall we select to run with Coolidge for Vice Pres