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ELMHIA STAK-GAZETTE; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925. PAGE FIVE. would-be robbers what penalty awaits them for such robberies, but the crooks believe that they must be caught before they, can punished. The problem has become such a serious one for the company that the collection train varies its schedule each day so that robbers do not know at Just what period of the day the most money Is available for their purposes. New York Day by Day By JAMES DEAN to be borne in mind that fighting's going on now in spots.

The Riffians have been at it for. J.5 years; the Tripolitans for a dozen. And It continues to spread and the trouble areas to merge. Much these peop'e care for the Leagne of Nations! They're not, like the western world, weary of war. Fighting's their religion.

When would they get their arms? Well, the Riffians and Tripolitans have been getting them for quite a while. Russia might not be averse to helping them out. It wouldn't be a modern campaign anyway, but guerilla work of the worst kind. And on a huge scale. in a big town way.

They began by making prodigious purchases of 30-day options, or binders, as Floridans call them, on empty lots. They threatened to gain control of all the real estate in town in a short time. Three native real estate men who controlled much of the property in the town met and pooled all their property in a sales scheme. The next day they offered 30-day binders on $40,000 lots at 10,000. The boloney men from Broadway bought as fast as they could sign their names to contracts.

The following day the New York sharps went out to put "for sale" signs on their lots. They found that to them and that the native realtors had retained for themselves every other lot. On those lots were, "for sale" signs put up over night, offering the lots for $20,000. The big boloney men had their choice of paying $40,000 for the lots they had under option and selling them at a loss of $20,000, or of losing the $10,000 they had put up for the option. That night you could buy first-class limousines for the price of railroad fare back to New William Steiner probably has the longest running assignment ever given to a cameraman.

Every day for eighteen months he is to take a few feet of motion picture film of the razing of the Putnam Building in Times Square and of the erection of the new Paramount Building on that site. When completed the film will be in not more than two reels and wilj show in slow motion the spectacle of one building replacing The new Paramount Building, by the way, will be 29 stories high and will be the tallest structure in Times Square. Patrons of the movie theater will be able to go through tunnels direct from the subway station to the theater. Subway change booths are frequent, almost dally, objects of robbers. The company has posted notices on all booths informing Q.

is It warmer to wear two rather thin undergarments in the; winter or one thick one? R. T. a Two thin garments are New York, Xov. 6. A group of big boloney-and-sausage men from Broadway went to Florida to clean up in the land boom.

They were flashily dressed and they sported flashy cars and flashy rolls of bills. They were going to operate warmer than one thick one be- treme northwest Africa, except for the International zed zone of Tangier, belongs to Spain. This Is the Riff country, where the trobesmen are in arms against the Spanish and French. The fighting slops over into French Morocco. To the eastward are Algeria and Tunis, French territory.

They're quiet now but It's a precarious quietness. The natives resent French'rule. To the eastward again is Tripoli, chronically In rebellion against the Italians. Once more to the eastward, is Egypt, on the raggld edge of an uprising against British semi-control. Beyond Egypt, Syria, now at war with France a little war but a wicked one.

ALL MOHAMMEDAN This whole stretch of coast Is Mohammedan and hostile to the Christian powers at best. Moslem leaders at Damascus are reported trying to raise a general "jehad," or holy war, at this time. It Isn't difficult to Imagine an outbreak extending the entire length of the southern Mediterranean shore. IS a cause the air between them The Mohammedan population, from poor conductor of heat. only alternate lots had been sold FEAR FRANCE AIDING START OFlraWAR'' Chief Reason Why Amer-tjpans Feel Little Inclined to Lend France More Money For Imperialistic Enterprises.

By CHARLES P. STEWART Washington, Xov. 6. You need Maps of northern Africa and south-, western Asia to understand fully why official Washington feels so little disposed to grant debt concessions to the French while they tick to their present Imperialistic policy in these two parts of the world. 3f ever a country monkeyed with a.

juzz saw, as government heads hee see it, France is doing it now In the Rift and Syria, and, still mi unfortunately, not to her own da ger alone, but to others' danger, to I'hy help her financially to in-cr ase the risk? Why not, rather, mike it as hard as possible for her tojkeep it up? I SEEN BY MAP fey your map, you'll see that ex Tangier to the Pamir highland just north of India as your map will show is estimated at close to 150,000,000. Why particularly blame France? Maybe this story, which reached here from Damascus, will show: The tribesmen thereabouts, It appears, objected to certain features of -the administration set up by France, which holds the League of Nations' Syrian mandate. A delegation of chieftains called on Genefal Sarrail to protest. His adjutant told them the general refused to admit them. "He won't hear us?" asked the spokesman.

"No." "Then," said the old Arab, "he shall hear rifle shots." He certainly lias. Nor would it be likely, if it went so far, to stop there. Turkey, the Arabian peninsula, Persia, Afghan istan, Bokhara and on into north ern India and western China you need your map of Asia now are Mohammedan, too. There's little chance, given a great Moslem ris ing, that thev wouldn't join. FIGHTING IN SPOTS This may seem improbable.

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