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The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

San Francisco, June IA. Nit
chell Palmer, the fighting Quaker.
is the San Francisco campaign em-
blem Of Pennsyivania.s favorite son.
1t bedecks omnipresent lithoxraphs
of the Attorney General. showing
him expounding Blackstone from
the statutes. Below are the words:
Laying down the law"
Palmer headquarters on the
ground floor of the Hotel st. Fran
els are gay with flags and Califor-
mia palms.
Some wag in the marble lobby of
the Palace Hotel framed up an
amusing combination of signs con-
corning the conventions we,t.s.
candidate, Gov. Edward I. Edwards,
of New Jersey. The Bar Association
of San Francisco is entertaining
lawyer delegates at dinner Saturday
night. A big placard asking them
to register was slid down behind an
Edward headquarters" placard, SO
that the legend greeting passersby
now reads Bar Association of San
Francisco. Edwards Headquarters,
Palace Hotel"
San Franchises platform may not
be as moist as Gov. Edwards con-
stituents would like II, but the con-
vention city il already almost as
damp as the Pacific itself. Nobody
knows just where supplies are COM
ing from. but evidence may be en-
countered on every hand that they
are available. The real stuff at $50
a quart Is said to be Mt the disposal
CT accredited" persons who know
where to apply and how.
The Golden Gate means to send
conventionites away with an exalted
opinion of local hospitality. One Of
the little attentions which the local
committee is bestowing is free
street car rides for all delegates
wearing official badges. To the live
ly annoyance of natives, a formid-
able barricade has been built around
the convention auditorium to pre-
vent ticket holders from being
rushed or stampeded by the hoi pol
loi. That prccaution for visitors
comfort Is described by local pa
triots as sad reflection on San
Francisco manners.
William Randolph Hearst. having
supervised Republican affairs at
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

New York. June 24.-The follow
ing washingtonians are registered
at hotels here today:
]. J. Callaghan, Hermitage: S. S.
Jones, Herald Square; r. c. Keane,
Grand; Capt. A. Lee. Navarro; T. u.
Wright, Cumberland; Miss M. Stin-
son, Martha Washington.
TRADE REPRESENTATIVES.
NJ. Behrends. VIM. Hahn G. Com
pany; Miss s. Rice, Pennsylvania /;
Lansburgh & Brother. L. Lansburgh.
220 Fifth. avenue; Kann's S. Sons
Company, J. Simon. 4S2 Fourth ave-
nue, thirteenth floor: Woodward &
Mrs. NJ. Mcclure. 33i
Fourth avenue, seventeenth hoor;
H. A. Leef, The Annex.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
NAVY YARD LEAGUE
ATHLETICS JULY "a

Navy yard day will be celebra ted
In the Central High School stadium
on July "a with the third annual
track and field meet OF the Navy
Yard Recreation League. There
VIII be Is events for which prizes
VIII be awarded the winners
The events are: 10O-yard dash,
shot put. 50-yard dash, 3-legged
race, standing broad jump, 120-yard
low hurdles, 220-yard relay. 220-
yard race. 50-yard dash, 50-yard low
hurdles, running broad jump, SSO-
yard run. 50-yard dash. running
high jump, ball toss. pole vault,
relay race and sack race.
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ZONING COMMISSION
TOLOOK OVER MAPS

Consideration of tentative coming
maps and regulations for the Dis
trict which. il is expected, will be
made public next week, is the pur-
pose for which n meeting Of the
Zoning Commission will be held this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock in the office
of Engineer Commissioner, Col.
Charles w. KutZ.
Harland Bartholomew, the zoning
expert who is assisting with the
work, arrived in Washington yes
terday and will attend today's meet
ing
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
Curtiss Plant Abandons
Manufacture of Planes

Unable to compete against for
eign-made airplanes. the Curtiss
Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
will be forced to abandon the man
ufacture of commercial planes at its
Buffalo, n. Y, factory by July 1,
was made last night
by the United States Air Service.
The factory will be turned over
to the manufacture of other prod
ucts.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
5000 Letter Carriers
Enjoy Annual Outing

The annual outing of the local
Letter Carriers Association at Ches-
apeake Beach yesterday was en-
joyed by approximately 5000. POST
master Merritt o. Chance. Assistant
Postmaster William Hayceck and
superintendent of Mails Clarence E.
Schooley headed the list of post
office officials attending the event.
Athletic events featured the pro-
gram.
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One fruitful of that been overlooked
luxury campaign speeches part of the e,
would be borne by the folk who have listen to them
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The Weather

Forecasts for Today and Tomorrow.
District Of COlumhi6 Maryland and vir-
ginia: Partly cloudy and moderate tenn
perature today and tomorrow. probably with
occasional showers; gentle variable winds.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

Regardless OF the silence which Republican pa
form on the Irish question: there be
foot by the Republican nominee on the issue of Erin
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

The little about who is San Francisco
but much Congress the near fut
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25
A Rotary League of Nations"

The international OF the clubs session
Atlantic City, has decided league 1t will
being year. natonas no obsession
of fear lest sovereignty be lost counting costs and
hate of stood way of these apostles
and practcers of good fellowship uniting in
world organization
The appeal from of other let them "share in
good thing could league men have
fought get n and the yielding graceful it was
hopab Seventeen of nationals" have pledged support
The administrative mechanism has been upon its broad
outlines. A years planning will work out the details
Thus another factor making for world into
being fine idea has begun world only governments
OF the world fratena the peoples more life
would resemble cosmos than a chaos.
John W. Davis like Washington Jefferson Jackson Lin
con Roosevelt Wilson campaign literature
rare candidate indeed and exceedingly modest
nominating have 10 say?
Regardless of the silence features the Republican plat
form the Irish question: to be no ATTEMPT to
foot by the Republican nominee his issue of Erin
luxury tax campaign speeches OF course part of the burden
would be borne by the folk who have listen to them
The front porch will play part in Senator Hardns
campaign but wing of the party rs banking strongly
the cellar
the West that if Camp CIarts bour @ :;
still hanging round Mr. Bryan is disposed kindly
than in 1912
There and opinions on the Rent Commits
son but what worries the which will the landlords
The little about is nominated at San Fr.,cs.o
but much interested Congress the near future
Representative Vostead defeated reelection but he has
left his law that the country talking about
Is what happened Chicago going be repeated at San
Frsnciseol To find out who is boss, something.
much to talk about but still the one-pieee bathing
seems popular topic with municipal eensors, $50
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

The front porch will play part Senator Harding
campaign but wing of the party banking STRONGLY
on the cellar
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Relative humidity-S a. m, IS; p. m.,
46; p. m, 50.
Rainfall ~ y. m. IN y. M. trace.
Hours of sunshine. l22.
Per cent Of possible sunshine, s..
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated deficiency Of temperature
since January I. 1927. 2ln
Deficiency Of temperature since June 1,
1920. %.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since January |, 1929. Ia
Excess Of precipitation since June /. 1920,
1.73.
est, s.; lowest. &c.
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Word filters in from the West that Camp Cars houn dog ;s
still hanging round Mr.. disposed treat more Lndv
than in 1912
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

Is what happened at Chicago going repeated at San
Francisco! To find out who is boss something
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

It's much talk about but still the onepce bathing suit
seems a popular topic with municipal $50
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

There and varied legal opinions the Rent Comis
!,
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

Representative Vostead defeated reelection but he has
left his law that the whole country talking about
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

John W. Davis not like Washington Jefferson, Jackson Lin
roln Roosevelt Wilson Bryan his
candidate indeed and exceedingly modest what will hi
nominating have 70 say?
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

Hotels and nevsstands in New York City
where The Washington Herald Is on sale:
HOTELS:
kNsoNIA MURRAY HILL
AsToR Navarro
BELMONT PENNSYLVANIA
sILTMoBE PLAZA
BREsLn PRINCE GEORGE
BRErToE HALL RrTz-cARIroy
COMMODORE SAVOY
IMPERIAL ST. ANDREW
KNIcKERBooKER ST. REGIS
MANHATTAN VANDERBILT
MoALPIH woIcoTr
MARTINIQUE WALDORF
NEwssTANps:
LEO BROADWAY. aao BROADWAY.
wooLwoRTH RLDe.
600 FIFTH AVENUE.
METROPOLITAN BLDG.
THIRTY-sEcoND ST. q FOURTH AVE-.
PENNSYLVANIA r. r. STATION.
u. q. COR. CORTLAND q CHURCH sra
TINES BUILDING.
ATLANTIC CITY
rhs WASHINGTON HERALD can b
rureha,~d at s-v 80 th- N~-sstands -
Dsardvsik or PRINCIPAL HetslA.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

William Randolph Hearst. having
supervised Republican affairs at
The Washington herald., 1920-06-25

New York druggists are worried
by new tax problem. Chewing
gum that claims to be good for the
digestion or for the throat comes
under the government heading OF
patent medicine and Is therefore
liable for an extra penny tax.
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MHuSShand|
andl "a
~ By Jane Phelps

ashamed" forgetting | had sat op-
positc her all through luncheon
There's no use your running on
like this Sue" Tom said his lips
tightening. and the warning frown
appearing on his forehead. The ac-
count is closed for good. You could
not be trusted. So | was obliged to
take things into ny own hands. As
for Helen. she has TOO much good
scnss 10 be disturbed by our private
affairs unless you keep harping on
them
80 you won't go and tell them it
was mistake, and get them to apol-
OgiZo TO mcP'
1T was no mistak, and there Is
no reason why they should apollo
gizc Yes. Norah. we'll be right out
ne added as Norah said that the din
ner was getting cold.
"You can go and eat II YOU want
to. told you | didn't want any din
ner."
Tom Dinca Alone.
Very well, suit yourself and he
stalkcd into the dining room
But had no intention Of dropping
the matter In this way As | talked
my anger grew. The sense of wrong
increased with each word SO /
woman fashiou-followed him into
the dining room, at the same time
keeping mp running fire Of talk
II m glad you are going TO be sem
sihle" Tom said, as | sat down.
IN you think | am going to have
/ any dinner with you, you are mis-
/ taken, want to know what you are
going to do about this terrible insult
you have put upon me?'
IN tell you what | am going &c
do ne returned, raising his voice
I'm going 20 advertise in tho news
7 papers that | won't he resTonstb I,
for any debts YOU may CONTRACT i
/ YOU don't stop talking as you are do
| ing now. There isn't "a man Twins
on my salary who would put up viii
your nonsense. Il may be poor judg
mcnt, but whatever II is n rs going t'
stop. | never have a cent because
you owe my salary before It il
earned Now that we uudcrs.un,
each other. I'll eat my dinner /
| can't cat 1t in peace here, tn &,
out whore ! can.
said no more though 7 tasted M
food. what had he meant by sayiul
he would advertise he would not pa,
! my bills | never had heard o.
such thing. He was only tryinl
10 frightcn me, I decided as looked
at his stern set face. We'll | WASH
so easily frightened, and he'd fins
It out
~ intend 10 go 60 tho thca,or 20.
night would YOU care 20 Eo'' n,
said eoldly, interrupuug my musings
NO thank you, ! wouldn't so on
with any other man who iusultec
me. don't see why I should 60
with you," / responded, not dream
ing ot what was % follow
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rnIt nnII,ER,s WISH.

Copyright 1920 hy Ejyar 4 Guest
a goinng hug lay dying, his strength was
failing fast,
Tho putt he'd sunk the day before was
doomed to ho his last.
His cycs were turning CLASSY, beyond the
slightest doubt,
The soul witch feared mo- bunker deep would
soon go drftluE out.
Thcn to tho friends about him he turned
90 hope IN nod a rtuchurs in the land to-
which I gu.
= hope thcrc'll hc a rnchurat In tho realm
Whrro am the golfers gather TO hraE about
their ptrs,
& hope in some fair city whore departed
And 0r may be ur In heaven or it may be
down i'm he'll
That I'm Una one haunt devoted ~ the
glorious COLLINS kin
where 4 can silt and tell them ~ tho shots
i've made to win.
I want to- s,' among them. an those Eshhy
Eo'fiug Chtus
ANA tax ,o them of hazards di,chcs, choco
late mounds and traps
IN play curthS vourscs over with those
golfers gone before
lt they oDlN.haNc a nlnChurst on mat tar-ot
golden shore.
ON I'm i've my gouf ufo over, in the rough
and through the lam.
And ru hc happy angel n they have
II is true that I've hcen uutty, It is true I've
gone astriN.
And I know that death can never wash my
But the men INc met at Pinchurst have al
talked the same as !,
SO with gultcTs lll be happy I'm that land
beyond the Sky.
A. a gabn, coli nut angel | can face eternity
n they only have a Pinchurst and hotel
room there for me"
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CHAPTER CIV.
\ Quarrel.

All the afternoon my Indignation
grew My checks were flushed and
not as I dwclt upon the humiliation.
Oh, why had / asked Helen to 60
with me Had no one seen me 10
would not have been quite so bad.
But what a terrible thing for Tom
to do
lie came in calling:
Hello. Suue. * dinner ready I'm
as hungry as a bear
Never mind dinner want to
talk to you said my voice strident
with anger.
My, what's up you're as solemn
as an OWL
II want TO know what you mean
by closing the account at Bimble's2'
80 that's the niger in the wood
pile Ia it,
why did YOU do it?"
'Rocauso YOU needed lesson.
Sue" Then, how did YOU know 1t
Was closed? Have you been trying.
to charge something against my eX-
press commands You remember |
forbade YOU to do so without consult
Ing me-
zone would think I.was two years
old Yes did try 20 charge some
things. why shouldn't /" I had them
an cut off and Helen was with me,
and saw my humiliation. and ] hate
YOU Tom Randall l hate YOU" |
stOrwcd
80 YOU don't, you just think you
DO because YOU are angry Had YOU
obcyed me. you would have not been
humil.atcd II you had asked to
charge somethins there should
then have told you had closed the
account. and that would have been
all there would have been 10 1t, and
$50 1t wouldn't have been all
there was to it," | blazed again
And I'M never forgive YOU, never.
Very well don't but let's have
| dinner told you I was hungry
81 don't want any dinner but | DC
| want to know what you are going &c
| do about the shame YOU put upon me
| thsi morning shall hate YOU al
| the rest OF my life II you do not DC
| something why | never can 20 in,
! side OF Blmhlc's again, and ! can
! look Helen in the face I am SO
]
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Treasurer school Hoard
FRANZ NEWkIHlk
woop-.rnr PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

General Woods dcciAvc victory In south
Dakota Is Of tremendous significance. not be-
cause OF any great Importance attaching to the
South Dskom delegation In the Chicago con
vention for It Is lnsignIficant 50 FAR mum
bors goos hut ,hccauyo of tho circumatances In
which he won
The field combined against wood 10 south
Dakota. All that money and skilled politicians
could do was done to defeat wood Thnt was
the major consideration rondcKter, Johnson.
Lowdcn--all were fighting ostcnsihly Tor them
selves, but in reality to head tho growing wood
boom which was and lis threatening the amb-
tions Of each of them.
II IN stated not by the supporters OF General
wood but by disintcrestcd observ ~ who claim
to know, that Governor Lowdcn spept'a half
million iof the Pullman company dollars In a
vain effort 10 stem Lho Wood tide in south pa
koto Yet despite the coalition end the cSpendi-
ture Of Immense sums Of money. wood carried
the state by a plurality estimated at the time
of writing at from 5000 to l5OOo
II those gentlemen ovowcdly seeking to Sc
cure candidate whom the people desire arc
honest they VIII no ongr hesitate. ON every oc-
casion. whether In New Hampshire Minnesota
or South Dakota. Leonard wood has shown him
self To I've the peoples choice. II les inevitable
that his South Dakota victory win add to his
strength and prestige, aud tu. exact ratio de
tract from the fnrro of his enemies nght
against him Already II can safely bc said thpt
II Leonard wood is not the part, nominee at
Chicago that dtstuctiou viii certainly not go
to any man who has fua a hand in the mis-.
crahle fight hcing nTdc against him. ON that
statement we VIII ~ sccur,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-25

husmstic about the matter II tho guilt 81 the
accused. condemned and executed man had been
more thoroughly established We have not a
great deal ~ choice between the summary ac-
ton ~ mob ana court procedure that ON
panels a grand jury ana indctA the accused
gives him jury trial. sentences ana executes
him All within the space ~ y hours u is pos.
sible assume, for justice 'o move with such
spccd ana SIN remain Justice, but u lsn't nat
urnl It smaots more ~ The court coplcsting
with tho mob spirit
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NcI>souSuir ron MIsNIco.

rr and large nr arc opposed TO pross con.
.or.hlp uut h1' birth story tina, came out ~
M,u,o q day ur tVo ago argues for something
u MrJ,o haa 10 ,'uaurthp then ~ should be
abolished quick. " % has none uhon one should
Do, established That BE- our position
Tho story BE- thar Mexican lady gayo hirth
'o seven ohlltrcn in a Hlup'c day. uIl ~ whom
tr, alive and healthy Tho STORY may bc true.
hu vc are Inclined TO m'I',c mat another
Mexican lar has broken his pledge. n the
latter. then the censorship should either Doe
abolished or established as the ease may be
but n the former. 1t ls clearly apparent that
censorship or absence Of censorship win not
serve the purpose
In that event relations with our sister re-.
public should be severed ~ once, or an en-
barge established designed to afford adequate
protection to this already harnsscd nation.
Clearly the situation invites prompt and dc
cisivc action ~ some sort There s no time 20
lose.
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Bennie's Notebook

Satidday aftirroun put some
va1cliuc ON my hair and brushed be-
stratc back fiat insted Of parting Do.
on account Of Mary Watkins saying
she liked TO see boys hair that va.
aud I skatcd errouni to see II Mary
Watkins was skating, which she
was. and after vile / aNsidertv
on pcrpose took of my can Id
scratch my he'd 80 Mary Watkins
could see my hair and she scd. o.
Benny du2lcut your hair look PEI.
fcoklv bewunM
Maybe IN brush II that way a.
the time. ! sed. and she sed. -, that
will be pcrfcckly wonderful. did sou
DO It Jest because / sed I liked 10
thai way
q. don't know, scd modes.
And on my way home met L..
rotter Miner coming back frul
the store with things In "A ba8k|t
and stopped TO taWk 10 fer arI
took my cap off so she could Soc
my hair. and she sed, My goodni..
Benny for goodniss sake. watts you
bin doing tr your hair?
Wv. wat DO you mean. wy | sod
and sho scd wy. IL looks simply re.
dickiliss. ypl look too silly Tor eng.
thing. you look krazy.
And she started to laff Ike ony-
thing. me thinking, Gosh. heck O..
Ana ! quick put my cap on iueS
and kemp on skating home feeling
'yerose instead of better. and wen
got home they were eating supp.
and ! started to set down and pom
locked az men and then stopp.a
looking and started 10 stare. sayil-.
For tn, love of mud who sat ON
your hair
SIR | scd
Hwa haw haw. watts tho use u
paying To get iu side show wen
you can see sites like this In your
own home. htw htw haw, yco god
vat a obje0k haw haw nav, Sod
pop Ard ma and my sister Glad lie
started to laff too. and, went UP In
lhe bath roum and washed the Vazo-
lire Off and parted my hair in he
rcguler wav and went down agen,
and pop aud ma and Giladdis started
TO laff as soon as they saw me With
out having enything to luff at prov
ing it was jest habit
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training ~ every sort and even reduce the r'gn.
lar army to 900 men.
That Ire not rtatosmanHhip ir is a direct appeal
to the ignorant and proIudlood socialisuc ole.
mcut for votes such men are not needed 10
he national legislature Ht thH umc, hey nr"
positive menace Imagine congress- t'iod
win such mon aa these 800 a 'imc ohou the nt-
ton la threatened what would be- me- result
No Intelligent ou1on giving h,7 own country
any Thought "r affection but must r''ognn"
The ucc.auiy ~ adequate prcpnr'dn'eF again"
another surprise. mono such VIu oppo,o that
reasonable and practical universal training plan
which Sir KAHN h,s been 900 lo'Iously ~orhng
ouf unlo.a that individual permits himself 20
Doc governed by political considerations more
ttlu patriotic 0crcs.usa tr1 convictions
THE pcutt the Iouoao7 aod rro iprrcidg and
h,r tud arc pandcrlug fp vicious faction
of p,r ,orrtuucrtr let thr f,rt hc stated
ln bnId ,,ndor e. b. rosr,nlo 'h,t such t,c.
uou douIul,,s bo district ~ either We do
mot mink eo.
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Oklahoma Outbursts
BY OTIS LORTOE

Tho great outdoor sport In Germany says
iIarvo rnrsons. BE- running from IN" presidency
from an und,sputcd authority We learn that
shimmynickors have displaced the p"tybockorh
up In Kansas.
There is this about the coming city election
you can vote mixed ticket without doing
violence 90 your partisan conscience
The gin on South Main says tho only Job
she has had since completing course in arrhl.
lecture was drawing plans Tor "a cemetery
Another observation We have recorded is that
on prize. fight nights number " publ, Of
ncals have urgent and pressing business down
town.
After much research ana elimination We
have finally found the man who takes life
most seriously IIc play, the bun fiddle In an
orchestra.
we are wondering II 1t was frequent nil
grimagcs to Nj MorlHh hy McAlcsior Misons
which ted the officers to the discovery OF thtt
big moonshno plant
In all the years since rudd nhcad Wilson was
given to the public nobody has been able 10
give the cauliflowcr a better classification than
the ono 10y Mark Twain. Hc called It cabbage
with college education
our position simply is that the most Ger
tain disappointment in this world comes TO tho
man who attends an auction sale Of unclaimed
freight and express and buys a package about
the size of four quarts
Speaking OF taking substitutes, there Ia Col
W. A Collier Of Eufaula who started after Chief
Justice ovens place on th" supreme court
bench ana finally accepted appointment as the
governors pardon attorney
a motor promoter tries to make us believe
can got much poetry out OF "A motor car
as can hc found on the scsshorC. In a burst
OF enthusiasm he pictures where the SOUND
OF tapping waves minglc with the exhaust
Now we've never heard tho gurgc Of tapping
waves but Il the sound is anything IKE th'