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GREENSKORO DAILY NEWS. TlDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921 French and British Must Give To Pressure of World Opinion France Cannot Expect to Have Both Powerful Navy and Huge Army Britain Must Allow France Means of Land De fenseBreak Between Two Would Be Disastrous. B? COL. RDWAHD M. HOIUB. icwrriikt. ibji, ht ruiutipku fuwu utttt.) Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 2. The statement made by " Brlend, the edi torial comment In the London Chronicle and Lord Curion'i address delivered during the week ehould be taken In eriuence. Another Item should aleo he added to th Met and that I the treaty which France recently concluded with Turkey. ' There la no doubt that even the neu tral atmosphere of Washington la not sufficient to keep the French and Brit ish from exhibiting- that aenee of Irri tation toward one another which bun marked their recent Intercourse. Brianrt took but little palna to conceal French feeling toward the proposed plan for the limitation of naval armament which leaves France and Italy well out of the picture. Nor did he hesi tate to vent his opinion regarding the Balfour proposal that there should be a further limitation of submarines and their uses. Then comes the editorial comment of the Chronicle, which is commonly throught to be the mouthpiece of Lloyd George, particularly when foreign af fairs are under discussion. That thle editorial waa Inspired seems nearly certain when taken with the later dec laration of Lord (Curion. That para graph which says: "Europe la not on the verge of another war, jior Is the menace to peace either immediate or grave. Germany is effectively disarm ed. Today she has neither guns nor equipment which would enable her to dream of attacking France," sounds ae if Lloyd George had dictated It. ' It represents not only the views of the British government but of the Brlttsli people as well, , . : Lord Curxon Is even mora direct and emphatic. Ha tells the French that their real atrenglh does not Ha In armies, potential as they are, but that It exists In the fact that the combined physical force of the world will not tolerate a great and dangerous power which Is a perpetual menace to the peace of the world. While he was peaking of Germany, still, there are Frenchmen who will see a reference to France also In this statsmsnt. Later, he well ays: , "The sole question of the recovery of the peace of th world Is not the old Idea of splendid Isolation by any In dividual power. There Is not much splendo In Isolation, after all. It Is harmonious co-operation of powers a a, whole.",.. This applies to the United States even as It does to France, and Curion perhaps meant that we should also take It to heart. ' In speaking of the situation In the near east, he does not take th pains to couch his thoughts In terms of diplomatic usage. He says that peace can never be achieved. "If any one power tries to steal a march on another and jjonclude arrangements on Its own account. This takes us to a blind alley, a cul-de-sac out of which we ahall never get unless the powers work together with perfect loyalty." These differences between the French and English are age-long. Whenever the two nations com Into contact It Is Ilk flint and steel coming together and the sparks are certain to fly. They are temperamentally different and have widely seperated points of view. They hav been and probably ever will be In recurrent disagreement. A com mon danger held them together for a tew years, but when It passed they resumed their former relations. It li to b hoped that the United mates may aot a a cement to bind the two together, for the triple friendship aeems essential now. Their difference are not Insuperable and might be read ily adjusted if approached in th right spirit. Franc should yield to Great Britain concerning matters touching th's sea, and Great Britain should yield to Franc so far as may ba In her de sire to protect herself from Germany. Franc must know that she can not have th most powerful army In the world and a navy able to cope with that of Great Britain. To Insist upon ifiPX' A Good MATTRESS Can now be bought for only $ 1 2-50 A woven cotton Mattress, equal to a high grade Felt Mattress. Made by a special process by the SIMMONS CO., makers of the celebrated Sim- . mons Metal Beds, and up to the high standards of quality that characterize Simmons products. Sleep right and you '11 feel right It'a not how long you sleep, but what you sleep on that makes your sleep do you the most good. We specialize on comfortable, sleep-producing Bed Furnish ings and they cost no more than inferior kinds. ... $14.50 . Way Sagelegg Bed Spring . . ....... 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I p American "Built for Service" Exchang W E -R I G H T? i e National Bank Branch At South Greensboro this place her In Ihe same position with Great Britain as Germany was prior to 1914. What army Great Britain has Is scattered over th face of the earth, and could In no way con stitute 'a menace to France. .France should not place any obstacles' In the way of drastic navil disarmament. To do so would be bad policy, and would bring upon her a resentment which would leave her in .complete Isolation. The world wants no more war or In struments for war at present. On th other hand, France peculiar position should be recognized, and too much should not be asked of her. If Germany Is peacefully Inclined France will recognize the change In spirit and Intent and she will of her own accord reduce her military establishments. Meanwhile her- relations with the Wlrth government are becoming more and more friendly. It is said that be fore Christmas French troops will be withdrawn from the Ruhr, and prob ably before long there will be other evidences of a willingness to treat with the late enemy on a basis of th new rather than the old Germany. FIND CHICAGO MAN DEAD , IN A HOTEL AT ROXBORO Think That J. D, riper Died Prom At tack Of Heart Trouble Or Aeut Indigestion. IBprcl.l le Villi Nljn.1 Koxboro, Nov. 28. J. B. Piper, rep. resentatlve of th M. Bchula Music company, Chicago, was found dead In his room at the Jones hotel Saturday evening about I o'clock. Death resulted It is presumed, from heart failure or an attack of acute indigestion. W. Y. Pass of this place, with whom Mr. Piper had been working for sev eral days, said that Friday Mr. Piper complained with a pain In his chest hut aside from this no other complaint was made. Upon a failure to get a response after knocking at Mr.. Piper's door, Mr. Pass, who wished to Bee him on a matter of business, found Mr. Piper lying on the floor dead. It ie thought he had attempted to call for aid and died befor reaching the door. The body was turned over to K,-A.Spencer and son, local undertakers, who prepared It for burial. Mr. Piper'a wife waa notified, also a son, J. D. Piper, who lives in Chicago, and who arrived in Roxboro Monday morning to take charge of the body. Mr. Piper was a man nearly 50 year and was quit a musician, SHELBY WINS FROM THE ASHEVILLE HIGHS: 7 TO 6 By Defeating Ashevllle Naclby Wlsi Right To Piny Wlnstoa-Balrm For Western Honors, (tixdil to Dill Nm) Shelby, Nov. 2J Bhelby high school this afternoon won from Ashevllle, 7 to I, in a game played on a field so muddy that the ball was often almost Indis tinguishable on account of th accumu lated mud. The score that gave Shelby th right to meet Wlnston-Balem for th cham- olonshin nf th. ..... - w- ...w .i t u, ine state came In the second quarter when uuu yiungea tnrougn th Ashevllle line for a touchdown. Turner sent the ball between th posts for th score whlph later proved to be th deciding point. In the final quarter, through a series of rushes Smith, for Ashevllle crossed the Shelby line, but th visi tors failed to kick goal. Through winning today's gam Shel by will meet- Winston-Salem either Friday or Saturday In the deciding game tor the championship of the weatern half of the state. Thla game will probably be played at Charlotte, although no definite arrangements have as yet been made. The winner of the Shelby-Winston-Salem contest will meet the eastern championa at Chapel Hill for the state tltl. THREE COLLEGE PIGSKIN GAMES FOR CITY IN 1922 Guilford College Has Games with xminnrg, t;ion and Wake Forest Scheduled for Greensboro. Three colteire football hum ... ired to Greensboro next year. accord-J day by Guilford oollege authorities" The first will h. Lynchburg will meet the Quakers In J.,. . u.iy. un uciooer ill Guilford and Wak Forest will clash and on Novem ber XI the annual game with Elon has been arranged. It Is Undnratnnrf th., ..li..i. - '".i mo inieuc commlttAA at . U...UIU wiicgo in .now considering playing all games ched- TZ, at ureensboro. If this idea Is cnrrinH ... j -.u ..u mem seems to be some sentiment In favor of uch an arrangement, Greensboro will gain a number of college baseball games in addition to th number of footbaH games planned. WAYWE COURT IS STARTED AHU THE DOCKET IS HEAVY (swew to -till nm.) QOldsboro. Nov 98 Th XT-.. v.- term of Wayne uperlor court, Judge B. C. Cramner. presiding, convened here this morning at :30 with a heavy docket. The iurv ... ...,... i. ., Judge Cramner delivered hla charge. v........ uDHrry, a negro, wa found guilty of stealing and give a sentence of six months on th. u-v. . J. Warren, found guilty of stealing a, moma" on the roads, as did William Moore, for th same of fense. Th case of Edward Burke, ot tn world war, oharged with deaartlnir him v,ir. ,iu ... , . tomorrow afternoon. SPECIAL NGRMOW PRUACHKQ 1U J l -MOHM Oif MT. AIRY tsmltl u Dillf Hti. Mount Airy. Nov. en in ,nn.nii... with the decree nr th. of th state council. Junior O. U. A. M.. .u. muse council no. ,7a, of thla city marched In e. hnrtw tn th. t atroet M. E. tabernaol Sunday morn- v..o hoy. u. w. wuiiama having consented to preach them a special sermon. The text waa "Who la my neighbor," taken from the parable of the good Samaritan. Th discourse Waa VerV edifvitlv mnA Imnlvin. ...1 very much enjoyed by all. Despite the ...u.vuuciii wepiner aoout do or the or der turned out on this occasion. MRS. WHITWORTH DIES AT HER BOMB OS DICK STREET Mrs. C. A. Whitworth, aged J years, died at S o'clock yesterday morning at ner nome. 70S Dink street. Hnrvlv n ar two daughters, Mrs. Ora Ferguson ana mrs. w. r Mcculloch, both of Chester, 8. C. Th funeral will be held at th residence thla afternoon at t o'clock. Rev. O. T. rtnnri enndiintbiv the services, and Interment will be made in oreen Hill cemetery. ( UAHinr.R OF COMMERCR WII.I. PL PUSH I.OI AI. "WHO'S W HO" A "Who' Who In Greensboro," tn talnlng Information about all the mem ber of the Greensboro chamber of commerce, will be published early In January. Th booklet, which will be mad up In neat form, will contain an alphabetical list of members, classified list of member by the busi nesses, a list of th women members. and a division devoted to th young men under 80 year of age. The Chines and Japaneaa In their tables regard th milky way as i stream containing silvery fishes. Afrl oan Bushmen and American Indians associate It with lights guiding the patna of wandering spirit. Far Colds, Grig. Or IaSueasa and aa a Preventative, tail Laxative BKOMO QUININK Tablets. Th genu line beara the signature of 10. W. Grove Money Refunded If Any Cough or Cold, INo Matter of How . 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