Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 3

Yy . ‘ . ) THE KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. "3 —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. i w AT CfiTS Bed}ime Stories. FRANCE TO SELL SHIPS. | 0 e o ey, hconds 5t intends to protect herself, since thowe who promised her aid do not give it Government Owned Lines Have | )"} 2™ Tier watch on the Rhine. in o2t .2 [TENPLE BULDERS It takes five thousand plants a Billlon Franc Deficit. in the circumstances justified b):i The Greatest to manufacture Uncle Sam’s | By the Assoclated Press. Opportunity vearly ice supply. to say noth- | PARIS, December 1.—France's costly Ever Offered! ing of the hotels, hospitals, etc., that have their own re- frigerating plants. Fiity years ago there were only three plants in the whole country, with the exception of nature’s plants—the lakes, rivers and ponds. In those days a mild winter spelled calamity. Noti ice is made in or near the com- munity in which it is sold, and all parts of the country enjoy the com- Tort of plenty of “tmerican has tive plants in Washington and delivers to all parts of the city and to all the suburbs. AMERICAN “Take Possession Day” Ob- served on Heights by Host of Masons. “Take VPossession day” was cele- brated by nearly 8,000 members of the Masonic fraternity and their friends yesterday afternoon at Temple | when the largest of outdoor demonstrations took by William K ited sonic Temple fund, that $357.000 had been raised from 10,086 donors. The goal Wwas $1,000,000, but the amount su'iseribed is adequate to pur- ¢ the leights, formerly owned by the Womun's National Foundation, for 000 was asked. The cam- Ladies’ and Men's Watches Variety of Prices Ranging From $1000 Up Wm. H. Grovermann JEWELER 807 Eleventh St. N.W. “In Lix reputation jies your security” war-time governmental merchant ma- I rine 18 800n to be disposed of, the under- secretary of the merchant marine told - the senate last night brior to its ratif- cation of a plan for the disposal of ti - “F fleet. The books will be closed, he said, The No: an “Fisher. man Mark” of quality and oodness that is on every ' ing the disastrous period of government control, vessels * costing " 20,000,000 with a deficit of 1,000,000,000 francs. e of francs ‘had been rented at 5 francs health-building. cod ‘There remain four passenger vessels and ten freighters, all of which are still incomplete, but the government l;::]u received an acceptable offer for om. Under Secretary Rio recalled that dur- yearly. He added that this adminis-{ [| assures you he: = tration ;lozad!(erreled out and recovered | §§ vitamine- -liver 00,000, rancs due the fleet admin- ini istration by varfous persons. oilin its purest form, —_—,‘fil pleasant to take, readily assimilal e 1 it in her arsenals, A definite position of inferiority as | nsformed and bakes fi‘l‘ rc:llllt of that same conference at “nd tra Rom“ m vashington which gave Great Brit- perfection ain flgdthlhfl United States the hegem- A ony of those two seas which happened » should every new method of heat dis- to” interest them particularly—and| § Mark” sh be on tribution - unusual that despite the fact that we possess| f bottle of emulsion you buy. results burns but little gas. On the covered top 6 or 7 things can be ata time with but 3 burners going. Edgar Morris Sales Co. waged exclusively among sons of the District of Co- ¢ money for building the 60,000,000 living across the seas in Floomsie the French colonies. Bcott & Bowne, 18,00, 2238 An army reduced to the strict min- imum. A war budget which Is, in 1922, thirty-one milliards of francs less than that of 1918, when it totaled ! thirty-six milliards.” Compare the budget of 1922 with that of 19 3. Wet 2, note an increase i X dit f Wh l P srieyerc e, iai of| g When It's Painting Paper Hangin, a g eral increase in the cost of living, If you are in a hurry reckoned at 300 per cent. Which i Phone Col. 1077 which paign w master N lumbia. h - will more than temple, wh 1l is expected to form one $1.000,000 of the hindsomest additions to the architecturs of the city, will be raised from other members of the fraternity, who have not vet subses LIt is stated that there are more than 20,000 Masons in the nati apital. . Desirable Business - Properties F St. and G St. and cmonie promptly at when more than 5,000 o the thiriy-cight lodges, | miformed ” Kuights Tem- | plar. mar bl tirough the property to | the lively 2ivs of the Orient Command- Lach lodge was designated tantamount to saying that the France | of 1922 spends less on her army than | the France of 1913. This vear we spent 4,900,000.000 francs on the army and navy (this sum including thi ! temporary and extraordinary expen: arss banner. bearing the name connected with the execution of the the lodee. behind which del ations peace treaty and moneys spent on the 3 delesations gendarmerie). Let us compare the orlcan s and | budgets of the various countries for the words 1 am these two years, 1913 and 192 a templ Friends 41 visiting Masons thronged ; France. ... ...increase of 266 per cent Conn. Ave.- || the side i< f LANK. United States. .increase of 340 per cent ve. LThere weie 1o speeches, excent for i HE BATTLE; OF T HE B Ea I S Italy ..... increase of 372 per cent > the announ.emen y 3 voper. On Denmark . increase of 359 per cent Including Several Corners || e a7, the center of the nats v Japan . 'Great Britain. increase of 3 increase of 2 per cent ural amphitheater were seated officers per cent of the Grand Lodge, Terms and Prices Reasonable Grand Mast f M (C) Wheeler Syn. fac. AWALLIAMS Must Rely on Herself. e o ; D e TR Finally, in June last, the duration €. Palmer, chaplain of Grand of compulsory military service was| i Ellerson & Wemple 734 15th St. Main 03 E 3 = reduced from three years to eighteen vas Jfrequently heard.[of the treaty of Versailles is for |row will abandon Poland, the great months. Do our American friend was 1ad by Robert Law- | France a matter of life or death. crimes of Frederick II may be re-|qtill insist that we trouble the p. rence. L. Whiting® Estes had charge| That is precisely what Germany re- | commenced. of the world? Do they still beli of the arrangementg at the grounds. | fuses to forgive. (iermany is innocen Then will come the day to assail|that we are capable of wishing war $———————— | of the war: her press and her emperor | the young states born of the spitting | yoday as they obstinately believed in'! Lodge.~ This was followed by thelScouts Band singlng of th» doxology and patriotic | The singi song: Besides tha Orient Band. the B s e prociaim the fact: her financiers and |up of Austria-Hungary. It matters| 1914 that 9 economists shout {t. after having|little if Germany is demobilized 50 |ing? = Durnaps France cull has eol: Surrounded by Washington’s finest residential section. studied the matter intimately. The|long as the military framework ex- £ Lot Ul Masaols EoL yaavas 3 . GERMAN PLANS FO \ WA_R treaty of Versallles I one of bare|ists for the calling up of troops. s s yordpcan fatarcely e Containing seven million feet of forest-covered iand, with 1 — e N e ~_TOUPEES FOR MEN ‘We specialize in Toupees. Besides im- oroving a man’'s appearance. they afe a i Treat protection agsinst the winter weather. Without those French soldiers there would have been under heaven today but one vast German enterprise. ance still possesses soldiers toda as no faith in Germany proach her for having had them in 5 L E é » six miles of improved streets. Includes what remains of barity. German statesmen announce Young Germany is training under 1914, 9 “The Triangle of Increasing Values i ' (Continucd from First Page.) the fact. France desires the destruc- | the camouflage of police work and between Connecticut, Massachusetts and Cathedral ave- tion of German; that it is so. Nor is (Germany alone der the lin proclaiming such to be the case. Germany proclaims | sport. There may not either be guns or rifles in the barracks, but there is legion hidden away and In Russla. strange ithere em imid. She belongedito it u 4 and regime of the “Young Turk tlgamation of peopl: rked Czechosly Jslay vas reb, s n ° American newspapers have written so,| _Germany's present plan is to let| o ano s L aermany. < = e 1 l"“:fi' stavia, I I::;y:d“:; g‘rmncmd-:..“_?‘u;" ANy owes the RUSSIEN roverses to | P o W Pal Europe forget more completely still (m:an:",‘},,’,’“ ol :‘;1”:11.)2{:-“«“{1’:;”;_5 nues (Woodley Rd.). Over three million feet of lanf sold. defeats” Arc % "5E TG o o, S e T ntien 9f . Mo “is guilty of impertalistic | what” hubpened latterly und lo”let | Meals E4n buck upon her own i< il Quer seventy homes from $15.000 to $200,000 built and ;.'ersa.ines f : Germany to rein- | man officers are responsible for the r;l‘mw toward the German democ- gggx’::ea}n:':?ufl'::’fJ.Tr;"a"y'.;‘n’rl,‘\}fii aboniinable: orime of all itime. Shel under construction. Wooded villa sites, lots and finished orce 3 drawing on Austria.| technieal dire s considerably di-_ armies. In Be minished isolated. Young r full of ardent vitalit nels on her fron liance had s-en its da had vanished ace Thes Confronted by thi % Swem, Sunday night. _Gomfort- | annihilation and nle © ¢ ike them): pleasing Auditor- 15 2 ©rand chorus. A Virginian, Rev. B. J. Right, | serve as a losson to her conquerors. 1 }-aches, 11 a.m., Centcuaial Bapt. Cii., 7th & | Germany, without despairing a single | Sbeaks with admiration of the & ________ iday, set about reconstituting her vio-{in his memoir: Germany N THAT THE €O- | lent domination of formerly. Perhaps|link with them: since Rapallo, Rus wrinership existing between the undersigned | she didn’t recommence her n. 1 ac t of the soviets and you have the ader the firm pame of Wheeler & Rhame. | tivity. The huilding and arming of afnew triple allianc The German | nducting the linotype composition businer : eIf to ciamou- | Communique, issued after the Rapalio erv day it premises numbersd 1224 H st n.w. h 2;:"5 A e Statea and_injured every day in Germany. : e nsent e e . Sergt. Mannheim s mur- e betour, A D 1055, Ms | to have lai down cruisers and. sub- Ireaty definitels passes the|i% Beriin Seret Alannh Montalegre ame retires from the business, which will | marines she would have had to do so | SPOTEe over tho past and founds at | Jered. aiso Commandant Montsieere “vonduetad by Mr. Wheeler, who assumes | under the vers noses of England and [ the same time a basis for reciprocal | 0f Douaumont fame. At Glelwitz we Mabilities and indebtedness’ of the former | America. And neither the former nor | F€construction. . TGhth twoiof our oMcers wene beaten grtwpip. O € 'RHAME, R W l¢he latter was Inclined to allow the| Let Us say. above a P aoflGerman D it ot Pacaia aertany SoTi 3 S empire of s. placed in their| TECPRAtICCrOn bia victorlous 3| there come provocations and explo- A A R FiaY0 2D Inands by Scapn and Washington, to| Ne¥ Jermans I agan looking toward | gfons from that “furor Teutonious” 1Ca South Capitol. Phone 4 1 . . idress Telephone Direc. | S1!P from them German-Russian pact is opened up | Which never disarms, resefvoir of Russian 0AD OF FUR x';-ev_:;Tzl i :1. T 1th ‘;lxl:dfilzlyz'v'l";’fidu try: the Transsiberian Says|She Inrendn (o) Encave: —. N it was not the same story with | Ir: stry e Transsibe o SR 2 ISTON. 'DEC. 4th AND 0th: LAN- | 1o " hemament n oy “tne | railroad is there. Germany haa fouan | What does Germany want? To es . DEC. 8th, WEEKLY SERVICD Fo! in Gurkey and Russia a magnificent | CaDe {rom the obligations of the treaty T TO AND FROM BALTIMOR! fleld for ihe energies of her soldiers|of Versailles' She did not get from GTON, PHILADELPHIA AND NE Gnd Her leTiEincers the war that victory upon Which she 5 : had counted for the realization of her The German State of Mind. men by April 10, 1920, and to have! dream of world hegemony. She can S 9 = at least get “set” for the economic «© SETAL WBATHERSTRIPFING AND | but 100,000 men under arms by Junel Now let us study the German state | A2 1985¢ ELE, US€L. GOT WA €ORREUE k] giazing for lowest prices. 10 of that vear. Germany had nojof mind. Let us see whether defeat| i ining better at the expense of a Phone Main_1457. 3¢ _|other idea save to galn time and to|has modifled the ideas and feelings of | 03" Chich neither knows how to & ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE STOCK- | escape executing the treaty. From |the rman people; whether the lat- | (8 C 0G0 how to remember. fors of the of the | the beginning of 1920 she asked for | ter is henceforward inclined to pursue \ “Go oy intends to escape from the rict ‘of Columbia for the election ot ve (poc, 208 U1 T 7 JS50 SHE USLEC [0t |a path of peaceful labor. We emerged wctors. etc., will be held on Monday, De- | POSTRORETICIS: 2% 1he Mavy Was HO|from the war of 1570 in painful stupor consequences of her signature in e oo tiont. Natimel " "niay: | San. Hemo (April. 1920). Spa_(July,and with the firm plan of recovering | SYeRY concelvable wav., Wy the treaty 13 {1920), Paris (January, 192 tion of the Kemalist lin. at the instigation | uver Pasha. there was created rman Aid Soc vy for Fight- ing Turkey first move in which = A. The pan r Tag, write: trusted friend has never admitted her error. Her | agliate In the Balkans. Threaten here | \&camen proclaim her . inocent denly she will precipitate & coup de | {10 VAT A, CUANECE NOGng I Ber in name but imperialistic in will and | theater such as she is wont to do, and, she must distrust her. e in action. Not a solitary item of |supported by a reconstructed Turkey | * Slecistus . Now exactly where, up to the prea-l government “or administration )ms!und by an unaccountable Russia, she | The Lnited States refused to ratify I ent time, has German democracy ex- hibited itseif? There exists a republic homes of brick and tile, with lots from 30 to 115 feet front; or if desired, we will build your home in the same substantial manner that has characterized our work since 1899. Park Office, 32d and Cathedral Ave. (Woodley Rd.) German, of 1ed as senti- the e triple al- Mitteleuropa {been altered. Not an emblem. Not a| will announce to the rest of Europe: | [he defensive agreement written int iman. The gencrals and func-| “And now let us talk’ RS i S W i e tionaries who formed the Germany of | Why should they overturn thelr re- ’:""“”_ Tahes CF Surie tow To3e vesterday comprise the Germany of |public, a -republic which has but |1 Y 8 =8 o iddau Shannon Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. I today. They are of the same spirit| cerved to allow the empire to be for-| S¢ither has the Anglo-French accord ; N e B Builder—Exclusive Agent—Owner. i ave the came and in mind. Fhey | gotten, and which 15 of no depths Owe | come to fruition.” France is more iso- g AR 5 e today indulging in fraud in order | cannot take unto one’s self a republic | lated than in "'n‘-n,;,13°,1‘.°\-’(}2“;'.31‘: Woodward Building, '15th and H Sts. Main 6935 to be able to indulge tomorrow once ?:g":fal:lxg;oxfl{::(;.aol:.:-u:h':fl‘x‘:m.fr- self, and that is what she is doing. Booklet mailed on request. again In force. 5 E s om a | S el 3 A france ie hated. She is insulted| cannon Is required. Thers must be| To conclude, France keeps her foor long adaptation to the republican idea and the reasoned consent of a whole people and of generations. That phe- nomenon has not vet been seen in Germany. All one detects is expedi- ency. Should that situation change, who would rejoice more than Franc Does Germany intend recommenc- ing? I do not write this word without 1221 F Street N.W. weighing it. Yet it is only too ob- vious that Germany in 1922 wishes to recommence the war. You don't believe that over here in the United States. That is because you behold Germany deprived of her arms, her claws cut. But claws grow again And arms can be made slowly and slowly. Germany will not recom- [ ] (- mence the war tomorrow or the next day. But a day will come when Eu- rope, golng from concesslon to con- cession, will have granted all. All the articles of the treaty of Versailles will have been tacitly or openly abro. gated. Our commissions of control will control no longer. We shall look bankruptey and playing & daring emal is hal Liman von Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. Northeast Branch 900 H St. N.E. ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER treaty of Versailles obliged German (1) To deliver up her war material by March 10, 1920. (2) To reduce her army to 200,000 | of Rapallo. By lamentations and be- < and reconstructing our shattered sys- Rai o 3 te | for new and fantastic groupi e o e e e e (May, 1921). FParis 4Augu;':.“;;d;‘:'.]""" in work and the cxercise of our |Iechings BEa LOOdon, TRE & L I e i aroper %n’;:‘rfii:\fm} PHILIP P. LARNER. Becrotary._| were ‘but stazes on the road to Ger- | hational i{.‘;:.‘"‘;&'"'»‘,"\:"-},‘,‘:’"’.‘% rath | the support of revolutionary parties| will lend her last cent to Turkey and - - - puny = - - SOTICE 1S HERE VBN THAT HERE- recover No sanctions were | ¢F ! = g ek A8 “ hat | ;) "the several countries of the allies.| to Russia—she has advanced enough Aftac- T wil) by respomisibie Gol> far dehi rons | A ° sanction 1871, Gephany emerged from already to Germany. That day may Since e ¢ % = T ARLSOR, formegsy | taken. There was no attempt to hold | i e % “With hate dn' hep|BY threats. "By money. To reconsti T beart. " Hatred of Relgium, guilty of THIS DATE 1 POSITIVELY : S tay areh, thaving refused to allow herself to be = onsi pas [ APTi] and June. 1920, were simly al- | yayiched; hatred of Great Britain be- st . mtracied b5 myselt. JOUN M. SHERSAS, | 10wed to go 1y entirely unexecuted. | tat & S "Had ween that the German |definite in German eves. The im- Ma. 1" {One ‘day Duisiure, Ruhrort, Dussel’ | inenuca was directed at her tkrough [Perial republic carries 'too many WIRING _OLD HIOUSES & SPECTALTY. RE: | dorf and even Frankfort were occu- | France: hatred of the United States|vounds T e motemiy. Betore salring. Estimates given. E. R_ VOGELSON, | pied on the impulse. We left the next | for having come to the ala of threat- | Danzig an: | Silesia notably. Detor %21 Bouth Carolina ave. me. Linc. 7257 day without wving obtained any- eped civilization; hatred vestorday, |2, Lurupe\‘\l nf lo :sd s aha mmm_s: WANTED—TO CARRY A LOAD OF FUR.|thing. The rmany _army of war|infinitely more so today, of ¥ran France to her fate, an xiture from Washington to Raitimore. Phila.{may have vanished. But we saw it| For Great Britain and the Uni o e R T SMITH'S TRANSFER | gradually come to life again under|States the nightmare has been d ANIESTORXGEREO R E the appellations of reichswehr, |pated. Economic chaos. inevitable High-Class Printin Sicherheitspolizel, einwohnerwehr and | sequel to great convulsions, remains, g g nothilfe. We watched formations of | but little else. Against France the Bk upnih police springing into being with ma- | war lasts forever. We shall be sure i\ The Million Doliar Printing Plant chine guns, cannons and aeroplanes. |of our safety only when Germany fu = We are in 19 fills her en ments. The execution The National Capital Press Military Germany Today. 12101212 D st. n.w. > T cotoalai el e German e""““,‘ s exceed those laid Heating Plants Repaired. Germany main- < of the reserve. her Coal fn too high to waste. Get the full us. Her generals go mmount of heat from your plant by having{ from town to town thrilling weak ws put it in perfect condition. hearts and explaining, amid thunder- R. K. FERGUSON, Inc, |Sananiisaes b, Gorpiny iad vt well not pass by without our once again hearing the roar of cannon. I have given you Germany as she is today. 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False Plebiscite in Silesia. to feel better Eat Spaghetti—Heinz In violation of the treaty, Germans| Spaghetti—the kind who had been born in the plebiscite areas, but who did not live there.| writh the delicious tang were permitted t vote. In this man- ner the Germans were able to_poll 190,000 false votes in Silesta. Next, Germany patiently set about re- creating her all scarcely explo of the Hapsbu a tempting prey- German mancuvers were not slow in making themselves felt. Before the treaty had even been signed the German-Austrians de- manded their incorporation in the German state. Gormany had exer- cised her customary pressure. And despite the fact that Turkey and Bulgarla had fallen out, Germany did not renounce her plan. Bulgaria had Tecovered her liberty of action and was playing the innocent. People were forgetting her very existence. Turkey, on the contrary, proceede to take back everything that had been taken from her — Smyrna, Thrace. 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