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The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
New York City
By o. o. Mcintyre

New York. July 27.-
had been to q movie.
And there was a whistiin' Kid,
From Coyote Ranch.
Who rode bucking broncho.
While he rolled cigarettes.
And It gave me the idea.
To get up the next morning.
To take a horse back ride.
And / was out at dawn.
And went to Central Park.
And was introduced to a horse.
And he took one look.
At my silly riding breeohes.
And I believe 1t laughed.
For saw its sides heave.
But I put a foot In the stirrup.
And swung in the saddle.
And soon we were of.
Along the bride path.
And we came to a turn.
And I found myself.
Away up on the horses neck.
And / think he got the idea.
I was trying to kiss him.
For he stopped very short
But I kept right on.
Nothing could deter me.
So busted myself OF.
And got on him once more.
And he started to gallop.
And I never dreamed.
That one gentleman.
Could be so rough to another.
And there came a time.
That as 1 scared aloft
I would say a prayer.
That I would come down.
At least a half an inch.
From where had been hitting
| For about a half hour.
But I was all out Of luck.
I hit the same spot.
Each time I landed.
And today I met a lady.
And started to bow to her.
But caught myself in time.
Before I broke in two.
And there are two bumps.
On the top of my head.
. And 1 know what caused them.
5 1t is where my lower back tee
Started to protrude.
When l hit the saddle
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
And Last of All Came Houses.

During months of permits for less than fifty
houses have been issued the
construction Of large business blocks public
manufactures has bringing the total
of expenditure we'll the prewar standard
York City there immediate need for not less than
residences being built and stables
lofts and old houses in rundown districts being made habit
possible simultaneously hundreds of into
being hester poected and the stock exchange
star building addition that will millions
These facts which the historian OF will
describing the inability of the plain people to shelter in the
days following the that both capital and build
be had that less vital
social welfare
In nationally planned society and for somewhat
distribution available would be made
things would Family life of the would
prior the relatively few
tending humanity productive urban would be
geared than agencies suitably providing
with hsbaions would be conceded that the principle of pr
ory applied other than distribution of fuel and by
lines social need would be by social
ndividuaism and competition broke down.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28

What is there name? Well Japanese steamship company
considering changing the of the Kyo Ma which
ship has with series Of accidents Kyo
give the ship which, literally
be tempted hy T.. =
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28

American has acquired of the vi Shi Pao
published in laundry Incidentally China
the benghd world forming reading
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
Keeps Post With League.
Radio Service Extended.

Uncle SANS radio authorities in
washington--the United States has
oficially adopted the word radio"
for wireless telegraphy-read with
interest yesterdays cables from
London detailing John Bulls plans
to link up his far-flung empire by
wireless America, when and IL our
naval authorities, who have charge
Of radio, get ready to talk, will have
an interesting report to make on the
same subject. During the war the
worlds depe ndence on British cable
communications was such that the
United States government decided
hencerorward to remain an indie
pendent power in respect of wire
less communications. 1t will be dis
covered in due course that prompt
effective and far-reaching measures
| have been taken to that end.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28

Marked increase of railroad fares check gaddng
penchant knowledge
country and of the world that of significance
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
Notes BY a Washington Observer
Peruvians Celebrate Their FOURTH. w
Weeks Cabinet Possibility New York
Looms as Campaign Center
Wartime Buildings
Still in Use.
Still in Use.

Today is Peru's Fourth of July.
It marks the ninety-ninth anniver-
sary Of the republics Independence,
and will be celebrated with pomp
by the Peruvian colony of the
United States at Atlantic City. The
stellar event Of the day will be a
dinner at Hotel shslburne, at which
q speech will be delivered by Senior
don Federico Alfonso Pezet, the
Peruvian ambassador at Washing
ton. Senior Pexet has Just returned
to the Capital from a trans-con-
tinental tour which included at
tendance at both national conven-
tions. 1t was his frst experience
at our great party pow-wows, which
the Ambassador spitomiEes as
democracy in action"
Cabinet Certninties.
Two Republicans, both former
members OF the Senate during
Senator Harding's early years on
Capitol Hill. are said by washing
ton wiseacres to be Cabinet certain
ties" II Fate smiles on the @. o. p,
lin November. They are John Win
gate Weeks. of Massachusetts, and
George Sutherland, OF Utah. Mr.
weeks is a Boston banker and IL
talked of as Senator Harding's
Secretary Of the Treasury. though
as graduate of Annapolis he may
be drafted for the Navy portfolio
Mr.. Sutherland. former presiden
of the American Bar Association
ranks as one of the finest lega
minds in the United States. Senator
Harding thinks very highly of him
He is a native Of Buckinghamshire
England, represented Utah in tn
Senate for two terms. and nov
practices international law in Wash
ington.
ID. G. to Entertain Bankers.
Washington will be host to tn
American Bankers Association a
its annual convention in October
District weather usually gives
good account of itself in the au
tumn, though had the bankers con
vened here this week they woul
lhaNe 1OunO tnc Ndplldl udshlhS !
a temperature that would do cred
to early Spring.
New York Campaign Center.
The managers of both partit
have already pretty well decide
that the national campaign. 6
usual, will be conducted from Ne
York. There is always talk, at tn
stage of hostilities, about establish
ling &c. H. O." at Chicago, or SON
other mid-co ntinent point, but it
Gotham that invariably eventuat'
as headquarters. Both Will
Hays and George White. RESPECTIVE
ly, Republican and Democratic nj
tional chairman, are therefore plai
ming to spend the bulk of their tin
between now and November ne
Broadway. 1t is from New Yol
that national campaign barrel
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
America' Olympic Contenders
Seen as the "A. E. F. of Peace
By Artist, LaUyer and Athlete


sporting page.
The Old "Isth."
Coming up New York Bay few |
days ago the usual deck crowd gath |
cred on the forward rail of the Gel |
tic to greet the Statue of Liberty. |
See the new sign they have put on !
the old girl remarked John NJ. c. L. /
Bowman, the hotel king. to Sir
Thomas Dewar.
My eyes are poor" replied the
apostle of Scotch and soda. Please
r. ad it to me-"
The crowd gathered close as Mr..
bowman explained with one arm
gesticulating can not you see it,
'VERBOTEN.'
Real Telephony
One who knows his New York
can evolve social environment from
a mere telephone number" remarked
a clever Broadway boulevardier who
has no fear of being Elwelled. The
name Of ipe exchange tells the
Hill or Pennsylvania reveals resi-
dcnce in the hotel district, probably
a stranger in town. 'Stuyvesant' or
'Gramercy' suggests an old-fash-
lOutu DIO"H SiOlle front, boarding
house perhaps. Riverside Morn
ingside' and Audubon are always
promising, presumably an expen-
sive. nifty apartment overlooking
the Hudson River or one of the
smart upper west side boulevards
| Beware of Schuyler or Chelsea a
safe guess it is only a small, poorly
/ furnished fat too far off Fifth ave-
nue.. 'Rhinelander' and Plaza are
! always worth a ring. Some 'Colum-
| bus numbers are good"
| Why go further? Can you beat
it"
Friendship Crooked.
Somebody long ago said:
The whole trouble with a good
man is that he won't go the whole
distance for a friend"
We were discussing Governor
Cox and the amazing back ground
of Ohio loyalty that has risen like
| a painted curtain around the Demo.
cratic candidate for President. Spok,
up Jay Finn. nephew of the late
Battery Dan" Finn, a famous Tam.
many leader, who had the larges
funeral ever given a politician il
Manhattan:
MY Uncle Dan was just friend
ship crooked There was n,
limit to his sticking for a friend
He never took a dishonest dollar 1,
. his life. He died money poor. Blu
he was stone deaf and color blin,
| to reason and the law when a frien,
was in need of assistance, He wa
simply friendship p-crooked.' .
Wall street "CIosed.,
A reputation as a big trader i
) Wall Street is not made in a day
E it is no easy task to arrive" i
trickland. The man who knows
was talking to a group in the down
/ town club. He went on:
' The doorway into the holy G
bolies' of speculation is well guard
, ed by skeptical financial writer
!, who are really snobs, staunchly ur
= hold the traditions and are tempere
: mertally against eevry newcome
comes a wild furry in cotton. Tt
, market acts up strangely. Prics
!, nvramid and the air is .surcharse
: with electric excitement. All or
reads next day is: The buying wa
. principally from the house Of
= not a suggestion of identity.
, "six months pass and there is
y heavy rumbling in steel. somebod
. has struck neat surprise blo'
: Down zips the stock for sever
!, points and next day you may res
7 this: 1T is reported the short II
: tArest was taken by an outsidei
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28
Germans Flock to L. s.

Although it is still impossible to
obtain a United States passport to
visit Germany. enemy subjects"
are coming to this country with i'm
punity, and in droves. Shipping
magnates. financiers, airship build
ers and artists of all sorts apparent
ly enjoy the unrestricted freedom OF
our ports A well-known Berlin
actor-manager named Herrnfeld has
just arrived for the purpose OF link
ing up with one of Americas fore
most theatrical syndicates.
+. w. W.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-28

Hotels and pe~sstsnds n Esv YOrt CITY
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The Washington herald., 1920-07-28

derive their principal ingredients,
90 managers are loath to pitch
their tents too far from the oases.
War BuildinGs May Stay.
Two vast war landmarks Of Wash
inpton. though erected for emer-
eency use in 1917, probably will be
retained permanently for the pur-
noses they have served so adequate
iy during the past three years. They
are the enormous New Navy" and
Munitions" Buildings in B street
northwest. Though rushed to COM
pletion in record time they are mod
els of CONSTITUTIONAL solidity and
will probably be the Navy and War
Departments of the future. OF steel
and concrete, they are superlatively
we'll lighted and in every respect
suited for permanent office needs.
The rambling old State, War and
Navy Building. across from the
White House In Pennsylvania ave-
nue., remains a venerable specimen
OF the mansard school of architec-
| ture, but even before the war out
grow its usefulness.
Keeps Post With League.
| One American, Arthur Sweetser
formerly a Washington newspaper
correspondent, is on active league OF
nations service in Europe. ever
though the great and solemn ref
erendum" still remains to be held
He is associated with the press sec
ton of the league and makes hi
headquarters in London. One of hit
duties is tc help edit the league o
nations "Orficial Journal" published
every other month in French ant
English.
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
nun nI1I'nN on pETER GRIMM. /"

Thc announcement that David War
leid wll appear at the Playliouse on
NondaN nicit for an cngagemcnt OF
fhrce nights and a "Wednesday hall...
ose IN "The Return Of Potter Grimm,
: exceedingly gratifying for more
-.asans Than one. II Is an assuranca ;
n ne nrsi place. that Mr.. Weerheld
1as completely recovered from the ~
lnrie. fiai he received last spring IN
,n aniomobile accident in California
,nd In NE second place II rs welcome
1oNs that David Belasco's finest play
!. rcsiored again 10 The stage after
sorsn years OF retirement. The he-
nrn Of Peter Grimm has. undoubt-
sdlv remained agrceably IN the mem,
orr Of everyone who saw lhe nrst
production. and rs fame has grown
steadily during lls absence from ue
,lacc. Certainly no higher point mas
ocon reached by Mr.. Belasco. as "a
playwright and producer, nor by ar,
Narncld as an inlerprelatlNe artlsi
,han in This exquisite play.
Ssais for the engagement VIII 40 ON
sale tomorrow
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
wEnR AssocIAroN ArFAIRs.

Tne Elijah NJ. Webb Association, in
session Monday evening, was address
ed by Harry Larkins, chairman Of
the Marion delegation committee. on
the subject. The Negro and His
Civic Rights" Duke Auxwo0d, a
new member, also spoke on "Our
Eight Years Of Deliberatlon.'
The association accepted the invl-
taiion Of the auxiliary TO attend the
Republican mass meeting,On Friday
evening. After the meeting, the wO-
men VIII give a leap year party. All
The young men are invited 20 be pres
ent. A women's jazz band VIII play
IL was also decided TO hold Re-
publlncan victory jubilee, In January
or February, should fne G. o. p win
the November election.
The offer OF Harold o. Dickinson, In
attend the National Equal Rights
League convention, in Baltimore,
from October 20 10 p, as a delegate
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
..rnE mnMERREAKEn. .

Today Dorothy Dalton Is playing in
"The Homebreaker" at The Rialto The
atre. This picture is for American
audiences because DO Is story purely
OF Inc American temperament having
for its heroine a WhOle-sOuled and
self-reliant American business woman,
following the profession OF travelling
saleslady
Beginning tomorrow Anita stewart
Is 10 play in a secret service drama
called "rhe Message Of The Mouse" a
story OF intrigue and romance.
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

of Louis Glaum have aided consid-
crably in putting over the ph0toplay
Love Madness" which IS now at the
Queen Theatre.
The story takes the form Of a mel0-
drama at Us best The action OF the
Story Is particularly spirited and the
situations are all such as TO incite and
increase the interest OF the public in
the characters
Miss Glaum's Interpretation OF the
young wife OF a man accused OF muir
der Is expressive. At the time when
she Is Just a haapy young mother in
a home Of wealth and beauty. her pre-
sentaii0n is pleasing and sincere She
changes from that into a vampire, an
inhabitant Of the underworld and her
character likewise Is subject TO this
change. The sympathy OF the audience
Is always with this woman who suf-
fers so much in order TO clear the
good name OF her husband.
Al 81. Johns newest comedy is also
on the bill
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

Tteatre today, which has two strong
love themes is doubly popular. But
the reader draws the conclusion that
Mountain Madness" contains moth
ing but romance let Il be stated that
il contains In addition TO the love in
terest. many thrilling dramatic mo-
ments with a punch, not a little real
comedy and an atmosphere OF mys-
terry that holds and compels atten-
ton until the final scene where "the
mlsls roll up the glen Ora Carew.
Mignon Anderson and an all star cast
give a splendid rendition in Noun
tain Madness" In addition Hal
Reaches Vanity Fair Madens in the
first OF a series OF new comedies are
proving decidedly popular. June
Madness" is the first, and for clean
and refined comedy amid the most
beautiful settings, June Madness" IS
a credit TO the producer OF Snub Pol
lard and Sunshine Sammy Comedies.
Commencing tomorrow J. Stuart
Blackton's unc1nny mystery story will
have its first showing. 1.-THE House
OF the Tolllng Bell' Will prove treat
for lovers OF the unusual in photo
plays.
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
To the man who has a pet
clothing store
Acidity
Sourness

Go to that store and ask to look at his
Society Brand Clothes. Try on until you
get the style and fit you like, which you
surely will in a matter of minutes. BY fit
we mean just Extraordinarily the proper
size.
Then remember this. Men are not
disappointedin Society Brand Suits. They
give very interesting satisfaction.
It is the satisfaction that comes from
lInowing-even before you SCalk i'm the store
that you are going to get something
you will always be glad you bought.
HE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE LABEL AS YOUR GUIDE
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES. Limited. for Canada
ork Montreal
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

at his own expense, was accepted.
The secretary was ordered to issue
him credentials.
AT the request Of Harold o Dickin-
SON. captain OF the r. NJ w. A. foot
bail team, who is staging a local
game for Thanksgiving Day, 10 was
decided TO Issue baskets OF food to
the poor instead of serving a dinner
The social feature was an original
song by Clarence Wilm0tt. Jr. en-
htled "A Full Back Dude or a Pinch
Back plmp."
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

ber OF charming girls, who wear smart
costumes and know how to dance The
act which is elaboraiely staged, in
cludes some clever novelties, in addi-
tion 10 singing. dancing and comedy
Of high order, and IL is In capable
hands
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
04T'lhe
NO(rl[1pGlIIg
"ROMANCE.n

Doris keane has at last come 10 the
screen. In Romance" the play she
created for The stage. she is appearing
at the Majestic Theatre. The beauty
OF the story and hnc wonderful char
ascter Of lis heroine. make the pic
lure as noteworthy among ph0t0plays
as the play was among stage sue
CcSScS.
Miss Keane's Characterization Of the
Italian prima donna. Madame Cayal-
lini, Is filled with tempermentality and
fervOr She is a lovely beauty who
experiences at the height Of her ca
rcer. some nifty years back. a love
that changes her future and also the
life OF the man upon whom she be-
slows this Affection
Lloyd (Haml Hamilton Is appearing
in the comedy Dynamite as lhe
added Offering u is a real knockout
for fun.
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
Ar THE cARRICk.

'rhc Breakin." new vaudeville
sketch. which Is having It's premiere
D. TIE Garrlck Theatre This week,
1rior 10 It's New York engagement,
.ooks Ike "a winner. 10 Is being given
by Harry Maslrs and Jack Kraft both
OF whom are we'll known on the stage,
and ihey have the able assistance OF
some clever dancers. including a num-
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
S
~~oT 81 LONG AGO -

This evening Eva lie Gallienne and
Idney Blackmer viii give the nnal
ocal performance OF Not SO Long
>go," az The Playhouse The ai'rac-
lion is one Of the most romantic and
,ieanstc mat has been presented This
nIr
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
"MOIiNTAIN MADNESS, !"

A photoplay with strong love
theme Is always popular. Therefore
Mountain Madness" which will
have its last showing at the Savoy
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

You have the right idea. Next to having
a banker who trusts you, there is no
better business than buying your things
from a merchant who is worthy of all
your confidence.
Ifyou haven't pet clothing store, look
up the one where Society Brand Clothes
are sold.
In the first place it's selected store.
We were attracted by the merchant and
he was attracted by the style, quality and
integrity of our clothes.
Like attracts like. That is law.
WITH THE VARIED GRADES OF CLOTHING FLOODING
ALFRED DECKER CoHN. Makers
Chicago New
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

Advanced positions for statesmen and
agents win be found advertised in
The Want Ads during the month OF
October
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
"IOyE MADNESS.

Interesting situations and clever
players and above an the personality
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
.IIMMIEr

Tomorrow night Frances White Will
come 10 the Playhouse in Arthur Ham
nerstcins supreme bid, the muslcom-
as Jimmie.
Miss Whites Vgion OF followers
san be interested 10 know that In
-llmmie" She will break away from
~ familiar line OF WOrk that cade
her famous with Rock and NNdte,
I'crfnid's "Foliies." Htchy koo' and
aieriy. "The Greenwich Nillag Fol-
Hes This dynamic little woman IN
-limmie0 is 10 essay somcthing new
rar local playgoers. ye along a plane
of endelNor in which she Is az nome,
for moi every one knows that she once
served a faithful apprenticeship WIN
.lock. t.,.. a..
ohio Harbach Oscar llammerstein IL
snd Frank Nandel. with Herbert SLOT
arl furnishing The music.
A. ar excuse in song 10 radlaic lhf
magnetic personality that has en-
hraccl the forey-cight states, Miss
Nhne Viii deliver six numbers m
elfmm.e0 with characters OF Wlde
pen Wtien. famous character com
,dIan heads the cast Of players VINO
Dili appear with Miss White in jim
ME
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-16
Hoopla- Circus Day
Almost Here
RiNGLlNG BROS. AND BARNCM
a. RAILEY GREAT DOUBLE
SHOWS ARE IMPATIENT
IY AWAITED.

The worlds two most famous
crcnses now merged INTO one and will
exhibit at Richmond, Wednesday,
October Of.
Ii would seem rs though everybody
III this locality were planning to
attend. The very name OF the great
new c:rcus-Ringling Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey Combined
been sufficient to arouse far more
interest than has ever before been
shown in the coming of any amuse
mcnt enterprise. And word from the
Ringing Brothers. who are the dircc
tors of this gigantic circus, is to the
effect that those who attend the
performances will W tness the greatest
program ever presented IN America
This is likewise true OF the man.
moth street parade. which will posi-
lively take place showday morning
the mommoth menagcrie and all else
connected with this biggest of all
amusement institutions. The famous
showmen have made a complete sur
vey Of both the great circnses and
merged the finest and best OF each
of performers will appear IN the gi-
gantic main-tent.
There will be scores upon scores Of
the clcverest dumb actors. A gor
geously costumed pageant Of stupen-
dous size will open the program.
Great companies of chara cters, repre-
sent'ng the best loved stories Of fable
and nursery lore will appear. There
will be splendid and many groups of
beautiful horses IN jeweled trappings.
The army OF clowns exceed all past
records for fun and numbers. All
contribute to the biggest circus in
history.