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The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
New York's Republican Convention.

considerable by public we'll
leaders prinsy OF nomination Of candidates
being crcumvcnd by the calling Of unofficial
tons, Republicans holding Nothing
these gatherings that technically bind the sub
sequently. the primaries held later OF necessity
by preferences Nevertheless,
kind party leaders their
raupyaor Thus the convention Hon. William Barnes
and around which the indignant
"Progressives" fight.
Political social circles OF Washington watching with
special the conventions final attitude toward Hon
WaEswoh Pohibnonis urags social welfare
progrcssives" general banded together loose
his the To his
said that if he neither he trimmer He
defeat the unrpcnant if all He
party leaders be
confident that supported by them he His colleague
Calder docs him his reactionary conumacy
neither does that disturb the defender Of things they
IF he worstcd, will be battle in
What the platform omits say about prohibition
the league OF nations will be cnlghtcnng.
and assumed influence party policies
hardly destep argued policy dictates
If prophecy history parys
by independents will shrink
II be urban welcome wet"
suburban villages and would support of the
league the Empire State has of the ardent
tho league enforce and American participation
national politics refusal frankly the pary policy
the league will chill enthusiasm for Mr.. Harding.
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"Trianples" and Selfishness.

attempted explanation OF the frequency with which life
Chicago today, othclal OF an
applied psychology hard to Ind the cause
breakdown of morale during and since the
multiplied the OF intrigue and marital
fidelity though phase OF the problem easily be
facts the situation just as they were in
and Mohammed and attempts
gloss Juggling psychology economies altered
the fad OF femnsm unfortunate
explanations they only the OF
liberty with license and who butt their
against acquired wisdom of the formulated in social
conventions and formal law.
carefully documents which OF these
carefully leave Promscuous reading will hnd
Stealing the affections OF already
married. e-gafcaton and interest, they would
they That is their sentence They
usually they far better than the satisfy the
higher OF the To this argument the ohc OF the
society OF applied psychology" to assent
Now Of fact wives not all "rumps" or drab
husbands and in mind wanting
affection "vamps" Of whatever always beautiful
inspiring and stimulating intellectually tired business men hus-
bands But they that does justify the being
than dnsible
Lotharios about their admittedly usu
playing havoc with decent married
argue finds herself ignored because OF the
greater intellectually" husbands should only
passvey thankful that he has found
INSPIRE him hostile the interests of the home institution
welfare OF children Usually but
1t discloses
predatory OF female the popular
large OF British fiction OF the Georgian period and
beginning champions WE'LL and
odd OF fatewhen the male egost in his
disregard Of personal pledges and family stood low
the moral scale While is rising in what often
loosely higher ce descending The OF
liberty befuddng her ethical wits She be-
talk about mistakes" where her mother would have said
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
By DIR. FRANK N. SURFACE.

The situation in the wool market is causing
the purchase Of hishped commodities has affected all
largely attributable operation jobber,
and dealers Thesei Influenced by the apparently Unsuitable
orgy that has sent prices profits syroekeiHs
In manufacturers have been forced purchase
passed through eight
unesaned speculation With the contraction prices
of these dealers stand fair to lose good portion Of their
The severe reaction in the demand
by buyers that large number of mills have been forced close and
the whole industry operating on pSTttn basis This
Overproduction goods providing they
right price By stopping production correction Of the real trouble
long sufficient credit secured by dealers with large
going new basis There evidence
that the banks are TegsRg eS to dealers F who % have 1 been
that later the Tightening OF credit will force marked
Ths effect Of this mo ng IT. has @ 5ssfh ID the who just
aSx a SBe6as o 6sn ms o hS" % small % po OF what @ he thinks his %
worth The situation the unfortunate position
The present market represents decline
per cent from the high point few few @ months ago WITH stable
spring will be lower The will
doubed have to shoulder portion Of this decrease But for the
ang obb forced unload their stocks and thus allow the
growers to sell on "a normal nor market H.. ,..-,
the Federal Reserve Board has recommended that banks
after grower
seled between the and the bank but it is generally
that this will than of the
In that these loans may be discounted by the Federal re
probably will withhold pounds
will be made to allow part Of this wool shipped on
ysntag any immediate price Change 1t is dsUt to say at this
time what effect this will have the wool
large and that large PROPORTION these held by dealers is
Agriculture:
STOCKS OF WOOL y THE UNITED. STATES, INCLUDING
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Events of Today

Excursion, International AsSocia-
tion of Machinists' Helpers. Bureau
of Engraving and Printing branch.
Chesapeake Beach.
Excursion. Branch No. 90. Work
mems Circle. Chesapeake Beach.
Meeting to discuss coming, Cham
Der of Commerce building indus
tries committee, p. m.
Drive for closed shop" in the
District of Columbia by Central
Labor Union begins.
Cross Chapter. entertains patients
from Providence. Casualty and
United States Public Health Serv-
ice Hospitals with outing at Mount
Vernon.
/ Amusemepts.
Garrick-Garrick Players in "A
Prince There Was"
srolrs-"The Great White Trail"
Belasco-"The Garden of Allah
Cosmos-Vsudeville and films.
B. F. Notwithstanding
Strand-vaudeville and films.
Loew's Palace-Billie Burke in
Away Goes Prudence"
Moore's Rislto-Robert W. Cham
bers' The Fighting Chance"
Crandaws Metropolitan - Mabel
INormand in The Slim Princess"
Loew's Columbia-Robert War
wick in The l4th Man"
Crandalrs Knickerbocker - The
Week End"
Crandarrs Charles Ray in
String Beans
Glen Echo-Resort attractions.
Great Falls Park-Resort fscili-
ties.
Steamer Manchester - Daily ex
cursions to Mount Vernon.
Marshall Hall - Resort amuse-
ments.
Chesapeake ,Besch-Resort attrac-
tions.
Colonial Beach - "Wsshinston's
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase Lake-Dancing.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
THE THE BIBLE
Translated out of the original
tongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible"
Continued from Yesterday.

10 But when yo go over Jordan,
and dwell in the land which the
LORD your God giveth you to inherit
ard when he giveth you rest from
all Your enemies round about, so
that ye dwcll in safety;
II Then here shall be a place
which the Lord your God shall
choose to cause his name to dwell
there; thither shall ye bring all that
! command you; your burnt offer
ings, ana year sacrifices, your
tithes, and the heave offering of
your hand, and all your choice vows
which We VOW unto the Lord:
- And ye shall rejoice before
the Lord your God, ye, and your
sons, and your daughters, and your
merservants, and your maIdserv-
ants. and the Levite that is within
your gates; forasmuch as he hath
no part nor Inheritance with you
10 Take heed to thyself that
thou offer not thy burnt offerings
in every place that thou seest:
Il But in the place which the
Lcrd shall choose in one of thy
tribes, there thou shalt offer thy
burnt offerings, and there thou shall
do all that l command thee.
Is Notwithstanding, thou mayest
kill and eat flesh in all thy gates
whatsoever thy soul lusteth after
according to the blessing of the
Lord thy God which he hath given
thee: the unclean and the clean may
eat thereof, as of the roebuck. and
as of the hart.
1e Only We shall not eat the
blood: ye shall pour it upon the
earth as water.
II 7 Thou mayest not eat within
thy gates the tithe of thy corn, OIL
Of thy wine, or of thy oil, or the
hrstl:ngs of thy herds or of thy
flock, nor any of thy vows which
thou vowest, nor thy freewill offer.
irgs, or heave offering of thine
hand.
is But thou must eat them be,
tore the Lord thy God in the place
which the Lord thy God shall
choose, thou, and thy son. and thy
daughter, and thy manservant, and
thy maidservapt. and the Levite
that is within thy gates: and thou
shalt rejoice before the Lord thy
God in all that thou puttest thine
hands unto.
10 Take heed to thyself that
thou forsake not the Levite as lons
as thou livest upon the earth.
20 Z When the Lord thy GOO
shall enlarge thy border, as he hatf
promised thee, and thou shalt say,
will eat flesh, because thy SOU
iongeth to eat flesh: thou mayest
cat flesh, whatsoever thy soul lust.
eth after.
70 RE GnNrlxUEn
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Naval Orders

Copdr. John B. Mesrs Medical Corps)
det. 10th Regiment Marines: to o. s. 8
Arizona
Lieut.. Junior graje) Luther S. Phillips
det. U S. S. Eagle /; 20 duty Rs Boston,
Mass
Lieut. Comdr. ingram c. sovsII, oet com.
n,and L. S S. SO; to duty in office Director
OF Gunnery Exercises and Engineering Per,
formances Nav. Operations Nav. Dept. Wash.
inston, D. c.
On. Bosn. Fred wsterston. det RS
Mare Island, Cal; 70 q. 6, s. Brant
Lieut.. Caleb whitford Constructor Corpsl
TO Nav. Yd. Norfolk, Va, in Industrial dept.
Ems Richard d Honer (Cl-5D, det. Nav
Air sta, Anscostis, ID. C.; TO Nav. Air Sta
Peusacols, Fla, for serologist duties
Lieut.. Junior rnoel harold L. Mitchell
fCl-S), det. Nav. Air Sta, Ana costa, D. q,
10 Nav. Air Sta, Penss cola. PA. for aeroIo-
fist duties.
Lieut. Junior srsdel Daniel J. o'oonneIl
CCl-5), det. Nav, Air Sta. Anscostis. D. c.
TO U. s. S. shsw wmut. for aercIoeist outies
Liert. Junior rradel Harold T. Stevens
CCI-5l, det. Nav. Air Sta, Ansccstis. d. {.
10 Nav. Air Sta, Rockswzy Beach, L. l.,
\. Y, for seroloeist duties
Lieut.. Junior grsdel John J. Tiiton (ci-Sl
det. Nav. Air Sta. Rockswxy Besch, L. l.,
y. Y; to Nav. Air Sta, San Diego, Cal,
to duty involvinr actual nyias insircrxft.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
Tale shows Sportsmanshio.

Touching upon the sportsmanIike
qualities of Sir Thomas Lipton. a
relative of the late Frederick G,
Bourne, once commodore of the New
York Yacht Club. said:
Some years ago when Commo-
dore Bourne heard that a fine steam
yacht. the property of the King of
the Relgians. was in the interna-
tlonal market, he decided to buy her.
There was a question how to go
about getting the boat. He though,
OF Upton and at once said the very
man A cableCr am was gotten off TO
Sir Thomas, who was in London at
the time. Mind you Commodore
Bourne had been a member Of the
syndicate building one of the cup
defenders against which Sir Thomas
had raced. Within forty-eight hours
there came reply from Sir Thomas
that he had bought the yacht for
Mr. Bourne. The price paid was
around 100000. the transaction he
ing remarkable in that there wa.
not so much as the stroke of pen
between the American purchase
and his knighted British agent"
Sandy Hook Noted for Race..
Apart from the various series Of
races sailed in defense Of Amer
icas cup" Sandy Hook has been tho
scene of many famous and excitIr -.
contests. Perhaps the most ceIa.
brated of these is the great ocean
race sailed in the winter of 1885
by the "Fleetwing," "Vesta" and
Henrietta" This was a daring yoy-
age for yachtsmen cracking on ali
sail amid the fierce gales and high
seas Of the North Atlantic. This
yachts started from Sandy Hook ON
December IL and the "Henrietts y
under the command of Cant SAW.
uels. reached the Needles in thjr,
teen days. twenty-one hours an
fffty-fve minutes. The stakes were
$4,000: James Gordon Bennett h.-
ing the owner Of the winning Hen.
rietta."
Two years later the "Sappho-
sailed across the Atlantic in twelve
days, nine hours and thirty.six mir
utes over the same course thar fbs
big ocean race had been run. Tn
1870 the "Sambra," coming from
England to compete for the Amer.
ica's cup" raced the .DauntIes.r
over beating her to the "hook"| by
one hour and seventeen minutes
One of the most successful ocean
races ever held took place in IseS
off the coast Of Maine for a dis
lance of 2I0 miles. with a cum 70,
first prize worth $4,000. The .co.
lonial," owned by c. A. PostIev
won.
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Bathc Under SearchIIshts to.

Searchlight bathing is this sea-
sons novelty offering at City Island
where motor parties gather nightly,
up from the heat factories of Man
hattan, the Chateau Laurier is the
throobing center Of these excur-
SONS TO the sandy shores Of Pelham
Bay, a cut in from Long Island
SOUND, the popular bathing hours
are from IL p. m. TO a. m. and
dawn parties have come TO be an
accepted and quite proper way OF
getting through the long hot hours
when sleep is a stranger. and rest
lessness the nagging companion OF
the night Here too at City Island
is where Sir Thomas Liptons Sham
rock " sojourned for the duration
OF the great war. and the surface OF
the water is ever polka dotted with
motor boats and sailing craft of
every pattern.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
Columbia Professor Advises Re-
pubiicans

Senator Lodge is reported as hav-
ing conferences with Samuel McCune
Lindsay at the Republican National
Committee headquarters IN New
York City. Prof. Lindsay collab-
GRATED with other economists and
the Committee OF Fifteen that pre-
sented tentative platform for the
Chicago convention to accept. Their
advice was taken on some points
and rejected on others. Prof. Lind
say has been in public life pretty
steadily since he went out to Porto
Rico and helped establish the school
system OF the island for the United
States. During the late war he was
an advisor for the War Risk In
surance Bureau in many of its
activities. His sense of civic re-
sponsibility is keen. Not for him 4
cloistered academic life.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
Many Diplomats Absent.

The Washington diplomatic corps,
to use a famous bull" once com
mitted in the British Parliament.
fairly swarms with absentees. "
Among ENJOYS officially docketed at
the State Department as absent are
the French Ambassador. the Neither
lands Minister the Belgian Am
bassador, the Norwegian Minister
the Swedish Minister. the Panamaian
Minister. the Nicaraguan Minister.
the Montenegran Minister. the Par
aguayan Minister, the Haitian Min
lister. the Persian Minister. the Fin
nish Minister, and the Swiss Min
lister. Diplomatic absence" means
absence from the United States, not
from Washington.
+. W. w.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
THE WOOL MARKET

Recent Slump Prices Due to Reaction Against Speculation by
Dealers-Pnces viii Not be Remeded by Closing Of Mills
Federal Reserve Board Aid Growers-Stocks Of Wool
Particularly in Dealers Hands Much Higher Than a
Year Aso-Prce to the Producer Has Increased 200 Per
Cent Over Pre-war
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
Los Angeles' Foreign Trade.

Clarence H. Matson is to join the
Los Angeles Chamber OF Commerce
as manager OF its foreign trade de
partment. As secretary and traffic
manager OF the municipal harbor
board he has helped build up the
rapidly mounting business OF the
port in a rivalry with ports 10 the
north that is far keener than most
Fasteners realize. California :
manufacturing interests are de-
veloping in and around Los Angeles
in a striking way. Cotton grow
ing in the Imperial Valley is COM
ing in to make the ports export
business large. During the war Mr.
Matson has been in Washington
much and on official errands He
knows the shipping problem as it
is related to the Pacific Coast. He
can follow up this work intel
ligently in his new position. His
promotion is a case OF merit lp-
pointment..
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
'OL TO THE PRODUCER

The received by the producer for NOR.
the
living shown by the Department Of has incTea6 1
II would
the producer prepared furnish his pu
a lower
Copyright 1890 Washington H.raid)
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Cuba and Ireland.

in public this country the
Of the Irish Republic" willingness to
with British officials settlement of Irish" problem on its
formal the Pla.t
amendment provided for Cuba independence He has
this of
porters country. Nor is all would be sup
ported by majority of the Sim he should be
credit for the share Of real potk which
the other hand but reflect tribute this
Ireland handled
Cuba following Spain
The amendment bears the Orvle
Ehu Roots creation Cuba by accepting gained substantial
liberty and home rule and with powerful that she
could depending herself and
military
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ION, FOREIGN TRADE, AND CONSUMPTION OF
WOOL IN THE UNITED STATES.
Grease basis.

Under these conditions the world supply demand
marked effect domestic forthcoming cl
proposed to discuss the worlds wool situation point
bcarin
The desabiy OF protecting the present
condition OF the market has been pointed However the
producer hardly complain OF m with regard
The following taken OF fh-
Bureau OF Crop Estimates and the
the producer the United
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
Mint Director Returns.

Raymond T. Baker. director of
the Mint. reached Washington yes
terday from California. where he
went to help make the Democratic
national convehtion success at
San Francisco. He will spend most
OF the summer at the Capital, per-
haps Joining Mrs. Baker and their
newly-born heir at their beautiful
summer-place on the Massachusetts,
shore for week-ends. Mr.. Baker
promptly resumed his favorite
lunching place alongside Joseph p.
Tumulty at the administration
table" in the Shoreham, bringing
back comforting assurances Of Dem
ocratic prospects in the Pacific
Coast region. Gov. Cox has prom
ised to visit California and Baker
predicts a bumper reception for
him
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
". Y. DetectiUe- Lieutenant Declares
Murders are CumuLatiue---Lipton
Considered Good Sport BY Yankees

that we may wake up some morn
ing to learn that the killer Of Elwell
has been lodged in the Tombs.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27

The Nationals of long They bring home
pennant they accompanied home some new hopes
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27

The governor of North Carolina does say a
Alphonse" He says "Aut Beckett nuus"
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27
A DAILY LINE o. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs
THE WAY TO WEALTH.

The way to riches of. great store,
To win Dame Fortunes gilded
plume,
Is to PRODUCE a little more
Each passing day than we CON-
SUME. t
Copyright. 1870, By The Mcclure Syndicate,
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Notes BY a Washington Observer
Susan B. Anthony Aide Dies-Brest-Lit
Wins Peace Conference-T. T. Ansberry
Lines Up Old Senators-Raymond T.
Baker Returns.

Senator Harding did not invent
"normalcy," Involvement" and
common sensical' for his speecb Of
acceptance. Friends associated with
his pre-convention campaign said
yesterday that he used them repeat-
edly in speeches last winter.
Mrs SewalI. spiritunlist.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall. of Jndi.
ana, the veteran suffragist who died
on Sunday, was for many years su-
san b. Anthony's chief of staff in
the old-time battle for votes for
women and was a familiar figure An
washington. Mrs. Sewall was q
widow for a long time. She was
also a devout spiritualist from
youth. One of her marks of venera,
ton for the husband with whom she
lived a particularly happy domestic
life was the continued laying of his
plate at every meal after his death,
Mrs. sSewan used to be fond OF as
suring her friends that she broke
bread in spirit with her husband on
every occasion that she herself sat
down at table.
Brest-Litoysk Farley.
There is an ominous signifcanc,
in the announcement that the Boil
shevist government has fixed upon
Brest-Lltovsk as the scene Of the
peace parley with Poland. II wa.
in that town, early in 1918. that
Lenine and Trotsky sold out Rus
sia to the Germans. The relentless
bargain driven by the German nego-
tiator-in-chief, Gen. Hoffman,
burnt the name of Brest t-Litoysk
into the Russian national soul II
( is hardly likely that the triumphsn nj
Reds will neglect the opportunity
to give new meaning to the name
at the expense of defeated Poland
Brest- -LitoVsk is on Polish soil not
far from the Russian border Gen
Hoffman,, still an active and ma
, lign force in Germany, is said 70 he
fomenting the movement for a Ger
-Bolshevist alliance to tear uu
the treaty of Versailles.
Kaiser Once Yachtxmau.
( Dispatches reporting the prospec.
! tive sale OF the former kaiser's
racing yachts, Meteor and Meteor
| II, to an American yachting syndi.
cate recall William lis old-time
longings to butt into" the Anglo.
American contest for the America.
cup. Sir Thomas Upton visited
kiel in 1904 on the occasion of the
sojourn of King Edward VII and
British naval squadron in tn,
German war harbor. The Irish
baronet on that occasion gave the
Berlin autOcrat sOne straipbt GaaIiS
talk on the subject OF the emperor,
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lack of locus standi anent the
Americas cup. Relations between
Upton and the Prussian court were
strained ever afterwards.
Ansberry Lines Up senate.
Judge Timothy T. Ansberry. OF
Washington, Gov. Cox's recent hos,
here and former colleague in the
House of Representatives, is lining
up all the Democrats who were In
Congress with the Presidential can
didate between 1909 and 1918. Many
of them like Hitchcock, of Ne
braska: Sheppard, of Texas; Rams.
dell, of Louisiana: Pat Harrison, OF
Mississippi; underwood, of Ala.
bama; Swanson, of Virginia; Stan.
ley, of Kentucky, and Hefiin. o,
Alabama. are in the Senate now
Others, in and out OF Congress, like
Wyatt Aiken, of North Carolina, are
factoss in their own States Ans.
berry wants to fire>them with extra.
special enthusiasm for the Cox can.
didacy.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-27


Jan Jan April April
1910
Dealers ............. 1898 SoSoI
Manufacturers
Total ............. 272oS3 4S3344 zIoSoo 4zS677
Total stocks the hands dealers
about double those OF last This first or
largely due increased holdings
ago
na stocks only . greater
The stocks sbnomay low large guam
held both by and the British
January the United States holdings
about pounds BY January been
reduced oSooo pounds April
The production United States has declined in
On consumption
have increased remarkable shown by the following
figures:
PRODUCTION, FOREIGN TRADE, AND CONSUMPTION OF
WOOL IN THE UNITED STATES.