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The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
ADepartment of Public Works

Why trading and banking class should be both openly
coverty opposing Department OF Public Works Of
government explain. They under
operating that implies elimination OF
by Of and the would
They realize far
and less than the United States have such de-
because appeal political we'll be-
ideals of administration They
must that demand for this reform only from
the American Engineers but also from Of
the business whose with the
the showed the absurdy
system inevitable high money men,
unscientifc
The may largely the campaign but
viii Congress and in the OF the international
policies OF be fixed be dputab The
the back the having
hands the plow do intend back They working
for OF by the government necessity
demand and public They simply asking
that already created be refashOncd with
the maximum
Though will figure campaign
that candidates and Harding
their
uncquvocay Harding
be- cunworty public confidence he
ptnt and lar reaching question without the very fullest study
Gd CoNs experience administrator Strengthening Ohio
machinery enables him promptly Both
pleasure record favor compulsory
Commerce Commission both them
budget SYSTEM and they agree rational planned policy
scivaon o national
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Huerta Makes Way for Obregon

The elections Mexico have Obregon
President predicted that they practically
quite different admins
tr4O first faced Obegon much of this
PROVISIONAL President De Ia Hua whose that OF the
executive that President Wilson power whose
ty, and policy have been different Whatever
have for the young ovaly
his OF faay all the best interests OF the
ready has made honorable place himself history
He believe, democracy he has
o!sympaty Carranza fostered Rigorous
the Red lodgment during
the Carranza has already led will help
stabilize the While steadas in protecting rights
mineral De la Huerta also has shown that
holders as possible he has
cleaned along the border
Negotiations have been providing payment
charges the debt progressive poll
c OF education has been ordered Reduction army
+pOndng the treasury begun short happier era
has opened limitations that all camouhage common
hints that the has been purchaed by liberal money
from the United States But nominally, least the best
MeHicsns be tired OF ncosan conal fighting
with powers
Gen Obgon has proved his military capacity What he will
decide do civilian administrator fact
and still prophecy His while waiting verdict
Of the have been friendly he
unes wisdom and good will, and he statesman as
soldier he has chance make Mexico nations
and take the place she republics OF the two
he south well from years acted as
mapOt the Pan American Caranza deep this
intrigue and when he fell by the he had
the statesmen OF the other Latin American who
Of between the Americas especially Europe and Asia
n turmoil
The crying States as hey work
their mutual policy dnercsted action Exploitation Of
physical and by greed countries has
kept the odds Civil threats OF war
between the often has had
and for wealth If President Obgon and intends
public Opno and not be hampeed from this
line.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Judging News Effects

The Japanese home office has governors to
watch the adherents of religious who predict new
and thorough of 1922 The three
principles OF the faith belief which the
toundess scnbbled almost egbe hand that were
gathered of books; second belief country
e and destined divine ends subugation of the
void and, third, that devils be- exercised
In referring to the subject official home office made.
The samen 1T the policy government not to interfere
viii Religious belief as far possible but if OF cult
eey or indirectly guilty Of bringing dignity OF the i'm
pe house disrepu dssemnates story detrimental 70 the
raten7nce OF friendly diplomatic relations is likely to
disturb the peace and order OF society," necessary for the
step in prohibit lectures or the pubaio ~
tst thai are obnoxious" - w
aulary interesting in this the prohibition of
M dsnaon OF matter detrimental maintenance of friendly
eps Now that cabled radioed around the world
~ mere IS recognition of dangers that arise from
the publication abroad Of reckless BY either
@ irresponsible The foreign reader lacking
hs necessary background may be msed into believing that the
e statement really represents public and official opinion
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Browsing Round in
Politics
By LABERT ST. CLAIR.
Wife to Hear About 1t.


Carter Field. who writes politics
for the New York Tribune, took his
own wife to the san Francisco con
vention and while there did few
fancy dances with her in Mr.. Tatc's
well known cafe.
A friend Of Cartcr's, who had
been drinking Western ozone and
other things. saw the couple spin
ming around on one toe in the cen
ter Of the ballroom, and, makin-
his way to Carter. he uttered this
solemn warning:
Garter, when 1 get back East
I'm going to tell your wife about
your outrageous conduct with this
woman
Friend of Reporters.
Former Senator Burton, Of Ohio,
has laid away Henry Ivory Emerson.
Democratic Representative from
Cleveland. and cub reporters around
the Capitol mourn.
Emerson always was good for a
story. He would, on request, in
troduce a bill on almost anything on
earth and, furthermore, he has in
troduCed a freak bill practically ev-
cry day since he has been in Con-
gress. Day after day, when young
reporters were hard up for news,
they used to go TO Emerson and
suggest that a bill might be intro
duced on, this or that and he would
duly introduce one. Then the re-
porters would write stories about
the bill and get the day started.
Naturally, all such stories were eX-
elusive for the reporters who in
duced Emerson to introduce the
bill.
OF course about ninety-nine per
cent Of all the freak bills Emerson
introduced died, but they often
frightened men who should have
known better. There never being
anything very conservative, about
Emerson's bills. they used to stir up
the old boys in Wall Street quite a
bit and it was difficult to explain to
the conservative lads over in New
York that Emerson merely was eX-
ercising his right to introduce and
also doing some friend a favor.
Emerson stuck on the job several
terms largely by standing by the
President. Some folks have ac-
cused the President of hopping
about too fast to enable company
to keep up with him, but Emerson
always was right at his side.
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Events of Today

Meeting. George Washington Post
No. 1, American Legion, 423 @ street
northwest, p. m.
Garden party, lIlinois Girls Club.
sis Seventeenth street northwest,
sp m.
Drill. Company c. District OF Co
lumbis National Guard, Center Mar
ket ArmOry, 7:30 y. m.
Amusemert..
Poli's-"Wnd cherry"
Belasco-Frsnces Starr in One"
Nstionsl-Mitzi in Lady Bply.-
Garrick-Gsrrick Players iu "Esst
Lynne"
B. +. Keith's-VsudeyiIls.
strsnd-YsudeviIIs and aims.
Gsyety-MoIlis Williams Great
est Show"
FoIly-"Broadwsy Bellies"
Loew's Palsce-WsllGce REID in
What's Your Hurry"
Moore's RisIto-PsUIins Frederick
in Madame X"
Crsndalrs Metropolitan - Louise
Glaum in Love Madness"
Loew's Columbia-"Humoreseu. :"
CrandslTs Knick1rbocksr-H
B. Walthsll in The Splendid Haz-
ard"
CrandsIl's - "Romsace OF Happy
Valley"
Glen Eche-ReSort facilities.
Steamer MscaleEter-Dsily eaeur-
sisns TO Mount Vernon.
Marshall HslI-ReSort anUse.
ments.
I Chesapeake Besch-Resort at.
fractions.
Colonial Beach - -''wsshinEtonp
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase Lske-Dsncins.
Congress Heights-Bsneht dane.
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PRODUCTION KEYNOTE
OF CHEMISTS PARLEY

How chemistry can aid in in
creasing jhe production of the fac
tory and making more use Of many
commodities will be the keynote OF
the siXtieth general meeting of the
American Chemical Society, TO open
in Chicago today. The sessions VIII
continue to September 10. inclusi se.
The organization consists Of 10 GOO
chemists and il is expected tEzt
about three thousand OF them VIII
be present.
Many of the members are con-
nected with large industrial pisnts
and, as advisors they have much &c
do with the efficiency of msuufse-
turing processes.
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stri,tlr u-poIiticaI' while IN the
United States. He viii -waN elo-
qucnt Tor publication. only on the
subject Of his latest novel Cali
han which is a champions OF
yellow Journalism.
DcvisinG Foreign Vote Lure.
senator Mediu Mccormick Of IL
lnots has been entrusted by the
.. o. p. high command with the
important duty Of organizing the
"Cor,iun language vote" on behalf
OF tn" Republican Presidential ticket.
He is busily at work at headquar-
ters IN Chicago perrecting a nation
wide scheme to that end. Senator
Mccormick is one Of the few men
in congress with intimate personal
knowledge of foreign conditions,
born of travel. study and up-to-
date acquaintance with them. His
present problem is to corral for
Harding and Coolidge the SYM
pathirs Of men and women voters
distributed among nearly fifty Ian
guagcs and dialects. Our white
ll''l Il l'Ii VI 4bi tlE II EbbN n TOT d 4f'l
-. 243.3S2 in 1910.
Loyal Coalition" Formed.
The "Friends Of Irish Freedom"
are no longer to have their own
way. indisputabIy. in the United
states if the loyal Coalition"
headquarters, Boston. Mass, can
prevent it. Under the aggressive
direction of its president, Demarest
Lloyd the coalition" plans to
counter promptly, wherever posi-
bic, every movement made by the
"Friruds" in the direction Of en-
hroilirg the American government
with the government Of Great
Britain over Irish questions. Mr..
Dcmarest's organization is trying to
get a hearing before the Kenyon
committee at Chicago this week.
1t wants to clear Itself of the un-
founded charge that it is financed
ny "British gold" and also to in
tcrost the committee in the fact
first made known by Carl w Ac-
kerman'S cables TO the Washington
HeraId-that President" De Valera
has 100000 to spend on the 1920
Presidential election in America.
+. w. w.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
LESSON AND
BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE.

BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
Somewhere in an Ancient Book, I've
read
In the sweat of thy brow shalt
thou eat thy bread"
And it seemeth to me
That by that decree
The Lesson and Law of the world is
said.
Yea. it seemeth a potent Word, and
vet
Is it not the truth that some brows
are wet
While some others still shirk
Their appointed work.
And their bread is Won by their
brothers sweat?
Nay. none may disparage and none
The worker whose brow is a-sweat
inside,
For our needs are planned
OF the head and hand
And the Drawn and the brain thrive
side by side.
But the powers who profit while yet
they play.
,ll,he- take -tasir toll from the work
ers' pay,
As tie Lekxo1Si is read,
Ano The I<4u said.
Let tl3em Af5e their un-beaded
srowsThis Dax.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
The The BIBLE
Translated out Of tho original
tongues and from the edition
ETown as Our Mothers Bible"
THE BOOK OF JOSHUA.
Continued from Yesterday.
CHAPTER ).

! Joshua cometh 10 Jordan The Officers
Instruct the people for the passaEp
The Lord encOurageth Joshua. Q Joshua
rnronragcth the people. Il The waters
uf Jordan are divided.
And Joshua rose carly in the
mo'nIng: ami they removed from
Shlttim. and came TO Jordan. he and
all the children OF Israel. and lodged
there before they passed over
And it came to pass after three
days. saying. When Ne sec the ark
OF the covenant OF the Lord your
God. and the priests the LevIjes
bearing it. then ye shall remove
from your place. and go after it.
Yet there shall be a space be
tween you and it, about TWO thou
sand Cubits by measure: come not
near unto it, that ye may know the
way by which We must 60: for We
have not passed this way heretofore.
> And Joshua SAID unto the
people. Sanctify yourselves. for to-
morrow the Lord will do wonders
@monG YOU.
And Joshua spake unto the
priests. saying. Take up the ark Of
the covenant, and pass over before
the people. And they took up the
ark Of tho covenant. and went he
fore the people.
C-And the Lord said unto
Joshua. This day will begin to
magnify thee IN the sight Of all
Israel. that they may know that. as
! was with Moses, so I viii be with
thee.
5 And thou shalt command the
priests that bear the ark Of the
covenant, saying. When ye are come
to the brink of the water Of Jordan,
We shall stand still in Jordan.
E And Joshua said unto the
hear the words of the Lord your
God.
10 And Joshua said. Hereby ye
shall know that the living God is
among you. and that he Will without
fail drive out from before YOU the
Canaanitcs. and the Hittites. and the
Invites. and the Perizitcs, and the
Girgashites. and the Amorites. and
the Jebusites.
II Now therefore take you
twelve men out of the tribes of
Israel, out of every tribe man.
l3 And it shall come to pass. as
soor as the soles of the feet OF the
priests that bear the ark OF the
Lord, the Lord of all the earth. shall
rest in the waters of Jordan. that.
the waters of Jordan shall be cut.
off from the waters that come down
from above: and they shall stand
upon a heap.
Il And it came to pass, when
the people removed from their tents.
to pass over Jordan, and the priests
bearing the ark of the covenant be-
fore the people:
Is And as they that bare the ark
were come unto Jordan. and the feet
of the priests that bare the ark
were dipped in tine. brim OF the
water, Cfor Jordan overfloweth all
his banks all the time OF harvestD
l6 That the waters which came
down from above stood and rose up
upon a heap very far from the city
Adam, that is beside Zaretan; and
those that came down toward the
sea of the plain, even the salt sea,
failed, and were cut off: and the
people passed over right against
Jericho.
II And the priests that bare the.
ark of the covenant Of the Lord
stood firm en- dry ground in the
midst of Jordan, and all the Israel
ties passed over on dry ground, UNI
til all the people were passed clean
ever Jordan.
TO. BE CONTINUED.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs.
THREE WISHES.

When Reason comes to visit me
1 trust that she will find
That whatsoe'er my creed may be, ,
l have an open Mind.
When Misery turks on my way,
And suffering comes nigh,
trust whatever its dismay
I'll have an open Eye.
And when some call for sympathy
Callsrrne from ease apart,
pray that 1t be mine to be
man of open Heart.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
New Service for U. S. Exporters.

American exporters are quickly
taking advantage OF the neas cata.
log file system recently inaugcr4te ID
at the offices OF the Americsn Chsfn-
bcr OF Commerce in Paris. The pix
pose Of the device is to Keen before
European buyers regular iksucf 81
catslogs Of American men beF -trn,s
Along with the file is KEPT rs
file listing the products senerH -
the American firms undo IN "a
more headings.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Births Reported.

John and Mary kenBey. hoy.
Albert J. aud Blanche Nancy. FirI.
Charles ,. and Florence A. Lsnning. efri
Harry NJ. snd Mary J. Fox girl
ReujEmiu n. and Alta T.. smith. hov.
Albert ]. and Esther NJ. IdnkiuS. rirl-
CigYanui and Concctta Urciolo. >cy.
MSSsimo snd Anna nj FiliPpo. EirI.
Rosario and Coucetts Bruno. girl
Nm. 7. and Cecilia Anderson eirl
Samuel and Verde Whole girI
Oliver and Mary Garden h0v.
Louis and NiolS Burton. girI.
David and keOwee TAYLOR. hov-
George \. and Lillian Berry. boy.
Thomas and Julia Fontroy. boT.
Morgan 5. and Herberth BroVu Firl.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Deaths Reported.

John Dsniel Bell, q years Sibley Hcspt
lanes Bolter, ~. l74s S 81. nv.
william Eugene LamEin, ]. 80 10th a. a.
Donald Alexander Shoemaker. Is day,
Sibley Hospital
Jane :. Clinton. a.. 4SS5 Dean sv. NJ.
Ambrose Hammst, IS. Wash. Asylum Hos
Iamie Bailey. IS, St Elizsbeth's Hoxpt
Arthur WSshingtou. 80, TubercuIosis Bss
Rita Otero. ~ Tuberculosis Hospitsl
Mary y. PestridEs, Sc, 1879 p 81. nv.
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Local Tsmperatnr..

Highest. IS; lowest 81
Relative bumidity-s q n. o.: .
g; S 2. n. s.
Rainfall IS ,. u. 70 6 p. n. OO7 Hourt
OF sunshine, 60. Per CeBt Of possible sun
Linn
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Departures from NeznIL.

Accumulated deficiency Of tsnperstur
sin"e January ]. 1890, SlT. Deficiency og
temperate since September l. 1870 80
Accumulated deficiency Of preCipitst tion siucr
January /. 1890. l.5s. Deficiency Of pre-
dPis tion since September /. 1897. a4
Temperature sane date last yesr-Hrb-
est, -, lowest 66
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
The Weather
ToTseaftI for Todsy and Tsasrrsy.

TorseEIu for Today and Tensrrpy.
For the District Of Columbia MsryIsbd
Dels aud VirEinis-FSir today ne 10
morrow: moderate tsnpers ture, moderate 10
fresh northwest winds.
ForscsSt Of Flying weather.
Zone No. ! North Atlantic s1tssl-Rsd
Tying weather Tuesday: low clouds EtrouE
wiBds Of the coast.
Zone No. Middle Atlantic Stateal-
GFuenlly good hyinE weather Tuesday.
clearing Skies: moderate 20 fresh West and
northwest winds surface and aloft
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Cuba's LItrrar, .sur,eyor-,

The next educational survey Of
the country is 10 be made by Sonora
de Herrera well known in Havans's $
literary and journalistic circles. The
Cuban government has commissioned
her to make study" OF our educa-
tlonal institutions. II she has in
sight equal TO her style. Cuba will be
the gamer. Some foreigners who
come TO US can see. but cannot tell:
and some can tell whether they see
or not.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
The Sage Of Massacbusett.

Not since Abraham Lincoln has
any American distilled SO much
thinking into so few words. II will
take only couple Of minutes each
day 10 read what Calvin Coolidge
says, but we believe that any person
who follows these brief addresses
Will find that they illuminate and
simplify all the dificult problems Of
the presenJ-New York Tribune
Great Is Massachusetts. land Of
Jonathan Edwards. Ralph Waldo
Emers0n and CalNin Coolidre
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

Joshua cometb 10 Jordan The Officers
Instruct the people for the passage.
The Lord encourageth Joshua. Joshua
rnrourugeth the people Il The waters
uf Jordan are divided
The border vidette., 1920-07-10

The bushes affairs of ti.is corporation shall he conducted by n Board of Directors cnnslst- ing of not less than three nor more han five mem bers rach of whom shall be stockholder; and whenever any director shall cease to be stock holder. he shall at the same time cease TO
The border vidette., 1920-07-10

The name of this corporation and by which it shall be authorized to transact it's business is THE BEAM HENRY TRADINti COMPANY.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
 That we, whose names are hereto subscribed, being desirous of forming a corporation under the laws of the State of Arizona. have this day voluntarily associated oursel yes together into a body corporate and do make, executive and acknowledge thesa Articles of 1ncorpora- tion and do hereby certify;
The border vidette., 1920-07-10
The 8urier Iidette.
JULY 10, 1920.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of Santa Cruz
 County, State of Arizona.
 Estate of A. l.. Cane, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the un- 1N dersigned administrator of the tate of A. l.. Cane. deceased. to the ere ditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first pub ication of this notice to the said ad- minietrator, at the office of Duffy & Pur dunn, in the city of Nogales, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action of the business of said esta'e, in the said County of Santa Cruz.
 ARGUS REDDOCH,
 Administrator of the estate of A. l. Cane, deceased.
 Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 11th day of June. 1920 l2 5t
The border vidette., 1920-07-10

be a director. They shall ba elected annually by the stock ho,rIs al their regular annual Corporation Noga!,s. Ariznna, the second Monday in June in each year. and shall hold ed and qualified. Ary vacan, in the Board of Directors may he fiji e,i by the remaining among the stockhoI.trrs, and any director appointed shall holi lis office until the A majority of the Board of Directors shall conetltute a qo"rum Nor the tran saction of consist of the incorpnraturs whose names are hereto subscribed. and they shall until the regular annual meeting of the stockholders in J dnp. l92I, rniess removed by of Directors shall have power and authority to adopt bylaws for the sover nmrnt of the cor poration.
 Within ten days after the election of any Board of Directors, they shall meet at any of the offices of the cprpora;iun and elect the officers of this corporation who shall be a President. Vice-Presi''e 'ent. Secretary and Freas- uTer, and such other officers or agents as the Board of Directors may deem necessary for the purposes of the corporation. All tae officers Board of Directors hy whom they elect q ar until their g, ccessor' are elected or quail fled. unless soon removei hY vote of two tered or anlenGe1 at any rAgular meeting of the st stockholders at any special meeting of majority of tho stockholders; and the Board of Directors may call a meeting of the prohi ted by law, but notice of such proposed amended shall be given to each stockholder days prior to the meeting st which such ansnd9S%t 1S M3M1s sSai1 " h4 xnisd Hp3n g set our hands and seals this 12th day of June, A. D., 1920.
 KELLY R 4si HENRY Fl Seal.
 J. w CRoWDUs. Seal.
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The time ot the commencement of this cor poration shall be the day of the filing of it Articles of Incorporation in the office of tn Arizona Corporation Commi ssion, and a cer tified copy thereof in the office of the Count. Recorder of Santa Cruz County. Arizona, ant the termination thereof shall be twenty-ty (25) years thereafter, unless the same shall b renewed or be d dissolved before that time by majority vote of it's member or by operatiol of law.
The border vidette., 1920-07-10

The names of the incorporators together wi their res1dence and Post Office address, are W. Crowdus. Fl Paso, Texas; Kelly Henry, N gales Arizona, and A. K. Beam, Nogales, Ar zona The principal office or place of busine of this corporation shall be in Noga!es. San Cruz County. Arizona, but branch offices mi be esta bl1shed and maintained in such eth place or places either m the Unitet States foreign countries as the Board of Directo may determine, at any of which offices co porate meetings may be hell and corpora business may be transacted
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STATE OF ARIZONA County of Santa Cruz. s9
 hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the reg uest of Frank J. Duffy, June 16, A. D 1920, at 2:1O D. u., book Art. of Inc, pages 381.
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 Seal. ARGUS REDDOCH, 6 26 St. County Recorder.
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The Vaughn school directors have decided to employ teach CT to teach the 9th and 10th grades this year.-Patagonian.
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s IAIE OF IE AAO, [ County of Fl Paso, s'
 Before me l.. B. Thompson. Notary Public, in and for the- County of Fl Paso, State of Texas, this day personally appeared J. w. Crowdus, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and acknowledge to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 12th of June, A. D., 1920.
 Seal. l.. B. THOMPSON
 Notary Public. My co omission expires June 1st, 1921.
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KELLY HENRY, Seal.
 A R. E F. MI. Seal. J. w. CROWDUS, Seal.
STATE OF ARIZONA, I
 County of Santa CruZ. SS

STATE OF ARIZONA, County of Santa Cruz, '
 Before me, Frank J. Duffy, Notary Public in and for the County of santa Crnz, State of Arizona. on this day personally appeared Kelly Henry and A. R. Beam, known me to be the persons whose names subscri bed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and sever ally acknowledged to that they execCted the for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 14th day of June, A. D 1920.
 Seal FRANK J. PUFFY,
 Notary Poblic. My commission expires February eth, 1922.