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The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Labor Day.

Labor manual mental spiritual personal
The right celebrate enthusiastically this holiday
but Inclusive and the quicker this fact recognized
terribly today from ovremphas
what labor and who laborers; and
when racial welfare demands the sort OF
thinking addition universal ympahes
lack OF this Labor Day finds the world meeting
problems futile, febre
ruled Communsic whether ndias mult R
multigiou complex Canadas Celc-Saxon domain the
problem that longer solely OF politics, shap
enacng collecting and the
like With these they still grapPle; but they have
of questions forces keep order ies
adjust
The Garner, distinct the salaried the
surplus capitalized wealth.
but He has collective effect changes
national military policy He is bringing into being only
and administrative action by His research dscos
the legislative records OF lawmakers and other candidates
and his for the who most loyal him.
Within his group he compelled choose between
modaes radicals leaders
acquisition OF by constitutional methods and those who
dependence
information that he believes hostile he establishing his
Seeking for allies he the the dis
undcpad submerged
Being Of the section of the population OF which all
tries the draw majority their fighting
national combat he the ghay mortality casualty
record Of the since farther baand steadily
himself and for peace His goal
leisure and less drudgery child
with rer distribution OF the profits cooperative
activity shaping which he will have authority joint pro-
ducer.
Much that he does which bameworthy revenge
injustice done him Some OF it power
gained and restrained by responsibilities
But experience will teach him kings astoc
recently, putocrats, that dusve
factor life unless moraized Might right industry
matter who uses it.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Co-ordinating a Basic Industry.

If plans agreed by leading stockholders
the General Chemical Company the Barrett Company
Anine and Chemical Company the Soay Company
the SemeSolay Company approved by the directors then
Will shortly effected with
than $7oooOo and controlling industries OF the
country. How important this industry modern
state the American does realize
revelations OF the but Germany
began and Great Britain understands
been learned by national officials and by the organizations
OF trade and and OF technical
peace the chemist 'kcyman' the state
the nation that does admit the and accordingly
Moreover international competition OF CO.
ordnated action This professional and
technical phase and also strictly aspect
The has consolidated the chemical country
that they prepared game national well
tare together In this proposed consolidation
FuDHc OPINION and the government become
see that the caPazaon
provided existing law the competitive
nights OF producers within the combine"
power that the plan will create must social responsibility
meeting German competition the Justice due fellow
Americans not be minimized.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Events of Today
An u~8eats. .

AnosrSests
Polis-''Wild Cherry"
Belasco-Frsnces Starr In one"
NationsI-Mitzi in Lady Billy"
Garrick-Garrick Players in East
Lynne"
H. y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Strsnd-NaUdeville and films.
Gsyety-Aollie Williams Great
est show"
Folly-"Broadwsy Bellies"
LOew's Palsce-wailace Reid in
What's Your Hurry"
Moore's Rislto-Pauline Frederick
in -'Msdsme X"
Crsndalrs Metropolitan - Louise
Glaum in Love Madness"
LOew's is-"Humoresque.
Crandslrs Knickerbocker-Lo
Glaum in Love Madness"
Crsndslrs-Charles Ray in "Bill
Henry"
Glen Echo-Resort facilities.
Steamer Enthusiastically excur-
sions TO Mount Vernon.
Marshall Hall-Resort amUse-
ments
Chesapeake Besch-Resort at
fractions.
Colonial Beach "NsshinEtohI
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase Iake-DsnclnE.
CONGRESS HeiEhts-Benefit dance.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
DANVILLE PREPARES
FOR LABOR DAY RIOTS

nanvllo. Va sept. with pros
poets "r >rrik, 10y negro ,"ua,-n
w"rk,ls starting tomorrow. Dau,rllc
police took unusual precautions tn-
night TO prevent race troubles
\ strike al this time, u ia claimed.
will mean irrcparahle LOSSES TO toe
bacCo growers
Steps taken include th, swearing
in OF 100 deputies who have been
picked and who already know what
will be expected of them
Guns belonging TO the dcfUnCt
home Guard were taken from their
cases ON Saturday and uEDd O1hrr
rifles lent To military academy
have been brought to the courthouse.
and cases or ammunition which have
been in the deserted armorv for
months have also been taken % the
Jail.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Richard Spillane Says:

The Junior member qf a Thila-
dclphia banking house Wa~ captain
Of artillery in the \. Z. I. Errcntly
he met younC man he knew in thc
s,Tvioe abroad. This Young man
was member of the army Of u,-
cupation in Germany.
Naturally th, conversation turned
TO their present day cmpIoymcnts.
Il m doing pretty nicely importing
articles from GERMANY" said the
soldier of the army OF. occupation.
Il made a lot OF acquaintance
while I was in the Rhine country
and I'm turning that to account.
I've made nice prCfJ importing
grease paint"
Grease paint" exclaimed the
young banker. What The deuce is
tEatg"
That's the stun actors and
actresses use as a foundation for
their makeup was the answer.
There has been a shortage here on
accoUnt OF he war. l took advan-
tagc Of the difference in exchange
to buy lot through one Of my Ger
man acquaintances lie ships IL
ever and ] sell it here. I've boueht
a consignment OF German rsEors,
too. Landed here they cost about
Sl.25 apiece. I'm able to sell them
in bulk for $3.50 or sO-lOO per cent
profit. Yes. I'm doing pretty good
business. not large Of course. but
quite satisfactory.
Railroad men call attention TO the
fact that. while he reports Of the
September business OF the railroads
will be studied with the deepest in
terest. there is one allowance that
must be made. That is for the very
considerable amount OF freight
shipped Immediately before the in
creased rates went into effect and
which was in transit on August sG
This applies particularly to long
haul traffic All Of this will not be
cleared up before September Is or
20. il then.
September figures. therefore.
while they may show a goodIy pro-
portion OF the Improvement, will
not show the full benefJ OF the
higher rates. October will furnish
a safer basis for calculations.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
THE THE BIBLE
Translated out OF tho original
tongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible.
THE BOOK OF JOSHUA.
Continued from Yesterday.

Continued from Yesterday.
II For We nave heard how the
Lord dried up the water of the Red
sea for you, when ye came out of
Egypt; and What ye did unto the
two kings of the AmOrites, that
were on the other side Jordan, Simon
and Og, whom ye utterly destroyed.
IL And as soon as we had heard
trese things, our hearts did melt,
neither did there remain any more
courage in any man. because of you:
for the Lord your God. he is God in
heaven above. and in earth beneath.
IL Now therefore, l pray you,
swear unto me by the Lord, since
l have showed you kindness, that
ye will also shew Kindness unto my
fathers house, and give me true
token:
IS And that We will save alive my
father, and my mother, and my
brethren, and my sisters, and all
that they have, and deliver our lives
from death.
II And the men answered her,
Our life for yours, If yc utter not
this our business. And it shall be,
when the Lord hath given us the
land. that we will deal kindly and
truly with thee.
10 Then she let them down by a
cord through the window: for her
house was upon the town wall, and
she dwelt upon the wall.
16 And she said unto them, Get
you to the mountain, lest the pur-
suers meet you; and hide yourselves
there three days, until the pursuers
be returned: and afterward may We
go your way.
II And the men said unto her,
We will be blameless of this oath
which thou hast made us swear.
Is Behold, when we come into
the land, thou shalt bind this line
of scarlet thread in the window
which thou didst let us down by:
and thou shalt bring thy father,
and thy mother, and thy brethren.
and all thy fathers household, home
unto thee.
10 And it shall be, that whose
ever shall go out of the doors of thy
house into the street. his blood shall
be upon his head, and we will be
guiltless: and whosoever shall be
with thee in tn house, his blood
shall be on our head, if any hand
be upon him.
20 And if thou utter this our
business, then we will be quit of
thine oath which thou hast made
US to swear.
81 And she said. According unto
your words, so. be it. And she sent
tFem away, and they departed: and
she bound the scarlet line in the
window.
% And they went. and came unto
the mountain, and abode there three
days. until the pursuers sought them
throughout all the way, but found
them not.
% So the two men returned,
and descended from the mountain,
and passed over, and came to Joshua
the son of Nun. and told him all the
thir gs that befell them:
md they said unto Joshua,
Truly the Lord hath delivered into
our hands all the land; for even all
the inhabitants of the country 40
faint because of US.
10 Rx coNrIkUkA
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
SEPTEMBER.

'Tis in the good September morn
the air is humid and furlorn: the
sun is shooting heat intense. and
hens are CluCking by the fence.
Anon a bird in yonder tree chirpS
out cheerful tweedledee; the
grapes hang heavy on the vine and
socks are dangling from the line.
Above the soil there grows the
grass, the clover and the sassafras.
,Yon COW repeats her blatant tune
and bellows like a big bassoon.
/ see my ncighbor Mr.. GOof
remodeling his henhouse roof; while
Just beyond him, Mr.. Gump, Is
patching
up his water pump.
Tho pigs are EFunting in the mirc,
and up above the sun climbs higher.
What joy and peaceful bliss is born
with every fine September morn!
n. A. LUFBURROW.
Copyright, 1920. by The Mcclure syndicate.l
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

Although both Senator Harding
and Governor Cox are editors. each
is relying heavily on the counsel OF
lawyers in matters of high strategy
The Republican nominees legal
guide, philosopher and friend is for
mer United States Senator George
Sutherland, of Utah. Senator Suth-
erland has been d house guest of
the Hsrdings at Marion for some
time and will be there intcrmit =
teRtly throughout the campaign. lie
is former president of the Ameri-
can Bar Association and is slated
for high place in Harding ad-
ministraton.
Tells Cox How TO Act.
Governor CON's lawyer adviser Is
Judge james q. johnson, of the
Ohio Supreme Court. who placed the
Democratic candidate in nomination
at the San Francisco convention
Judge johnson, who is Springf, Id
lawyer, has known Cox throughout
the governors whole life and politi-
cal career, and been his close and
trusted counselor. He has great
faith in Cox, and if Governor Cox
should win the Presidency Judge
johnson is certain to he an impor-
taRt figure in the Democratic ad-
ministration. johnson has an en-
terror like a Roman senator and
made a deep impression on the san
Francisco convention with a speech
of outstandinGly high caliber
Marine show Outlined.
The United States Shipping Board
hopes the country will not be 100
deeply Immersed in the excitements
of the Presidential campaign wind
up to take interest in the National
Marine Show" at the Chicago Col
iseum in October. 1t will open on
the 18th and last until the 23rd OF
that month. The idea of the show
is to interest the public in our bud
ding mercantile marine and in the
work which the Shipping Board and
the Emergency Fleet Corporation
jointly are doing to place the
American merchant flag on the
worlds seas. There will be graphic
exhibits, and a plenitude of music.
lectures and movies.
Bundy Transferred.
Virginia has donned sackcloth and
ashes over the removal to another
sphere of activity of Maj. Gen. Omar
H. Bundy, L, S. A. for the past
eighteen months commandant of
Camp Lee, at Petersburg. Bundy has
now taken command of the seventh
army area, with headquarters at
Fort Crook. Neb, just outside of
Omaha. 1t is not new territory for
him, as he served at Crook nine
years ago. Gen. Bundy, as most
know, is the hero OF
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Notes BY a Washington Observer
White House Candidates Pick Old LAWYER
Friends to Guide Fortunes-Marine
Show Program Announced.

Chateau Thierry and Bealleau Wood,
having commended the immortal
second division which won these i'm
perishablc Victories He is one Of
the few nonIiterary men whom In
diana is proud t" claim as an hon
orcd son
Emmcrson starts Fight.
Louis l.. Emmerson. wh" became
famous in the West as "rhr man
who beat Lowdcn" for the Rcpuhlic-
an Presidential nomination. is il can
didatc for reelection as Secretary Of
State Of Illinois. Emmcrs"n won his
sobriquct because Of his connection
with the Missouri episode that main
.ly undid Lowden-thc handing over
Of cash T." two st. Louis delegates to
the chicago convention. Emmers"n
was Gov. Lowdcn'S pre-con>ention
campaign manager. His fat" will be
decided at the Republican State prI-
mary in Illinois on September Is.
Rcd Peace Delegate Named.
NdoIph Nbramowicz Juffe. newly
appointed head Of the Russian Boil
sh"vist delegation to negotiate an
armisticc with the Polcs. was Lc-
mines first hassador to Germany.
1t was disclosed during the war that
he brought with him to Berlin the
sum Of SI25OO.O0O in gold for fu-
menting Rolshevism in Germany.
Joffc headed the Rcd peace delega-
ton at Rrest-Litovsk where Lenine
and Trotsky sold out the Russian
cause to Germany. 1t was to him
that Gen. Hoffman,, head of the Ger
man delegation. addressed the stern
reminder that the Russians were
there to accept. not to dictate, peace,
as "Gcrman armies stand deep in
your territory" 1t may be that the
Polish army is bent upon achieving
a similar military status, SO that the
same kind Of reminder can once
again be given to Joffe.
Bnrcs Cox Record.
GLOW viii Ohio Go-You Need
OnIv one Guess" is the title Of
telling little card gotten out by the
RCpubIiCan National Committee
Its purpOrt is to show that in 1912,
Cox was minority candidate for
governor by $1,000, Republican and
Prohibition candidates between
them having polled a larger vote;
that in 1914 Cox was beaten for
governor by willis (Republican by
2q27O: that in 1916 CoX's plurality
for governor was 6,6l6, he running
S2.792 votes behind Wilson: ana
that in 1918 Cox beat Willis for
governor by only 1884. A foot
note adds:
I'm 1918. Hamilton County (Cin-
ctnnatD. normally Republican. gave
Cox a plurality of 1850 because OF
a local disaffection against Willis.
The same day it gave all other Re-
publican candidates an average
plurality of over $4,000. In 1919,
Carrel, Republican, was elected
city auditor of Cincinnati by 30,765
plurality"
Cabinet Members TO Speak.
Members of the Wilson Cabinet
are about to distribute themselves
all over the political map in behalf
of the Democratic national cam
paign. Secretary Daniels is in In
diana for Labor Day and will not
return to Washington for week.
Secretary Meredith and Secretary
Wilson are also on the stuml.
Secretaries Colby am Baker hSv..
important speaking dates later in
the campaign. Before the contest
ends. practically every one Of the
Administration executives will be
on the spellbindins firing line,
+. w. W,
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Deaths Reported.

Rebcccra N. MrDu-A Sc 1905 Nnu-,.- t.
NV.
A=nc> HuuFls> - FRO, rdcu.r ua-r
JrsUIa D. Stcarus. -. 8JGl Nj pIos-suT
,I NV.
Ealna Trrr-r a. -2p Pa ave ~.
Ir1Iu O. trumr>. g. Ew krrTrr n.
Mary Inrn>"u. -. E5 % - nw
ErII Nurl g.. Frrcdmt a., iu~rf
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Births Reported.

William G. and Marie Quade boy.
Egrl y and QUconIe n. MatUBrg EIrI
Clifton neI.. and Bertha 4 Hollis rlrl
I"hn II. ana Dorothy \. Wright. Elr..
sidney u. AID Bonnie J. kirGpafrf.k r.rl
luhn A. ID ana Roberta Talbot. hur
I.ouis aud Ida ZuToh b1y
NiIbcrt A and Grace Weavcr. girl
stephen n. and Bertha 4. Durham. hHy.
Alfred and Fannie King SIR
Walter d aud Mabel Gray. lsuy
Daniel and Alice rhumP~ou. girl
Marshall and Beatrice owen. bur
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
A DAILY LINE o. CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs.
IRRIGATION.

If you would irrigate your Soul
And turn 1t into fruitfuIness
Seek out the streams that down
ward roll
And from the Hills of Learning
press.
Let the rich Rils OF Wisdom run,
And through your spirit dance
and play:
And the fair fruits of knowledge
Von,
Gain new Harvest every day.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Browsing Round in
Politics
By LABERT ST. CLAIR.
wettest Candidate busy.

Riley Wilson. the wettest candi-
dat" for Congress in the whole
world writes that he is making
speeches night and day down in
West Virginia and that to date lie
has joined sixteen lodges.
ON recent occasion Riley says
he WAS in St Louis and, upon being
approached by members Of a lodge
having a large representation in his
district and being invited to become
a brother, he decided to join. There
fore. there was a hurried meeting
and Brother Wilson was initiated
into tho order.
Shortly after the initiation C,rr-
monies were completed and little
good "f the order" proceedings
were being INDUCED in. Riley felt
for his watch and found it missing
Il" therefore communicated the dis
JrrSS signal to one Of the high mo-
Euis and announced that his time
pi,c" had been Copped. Doors were
luckrd at once and every buuy was
searched. The watch was found on
a member who had entered the room
after Riley had been initiated
"Brothcr Goofts.' said the high
m"guI, as Rney's watch vas re
turned. "why did you take this
bruIhcT'S watCh?"
Il certainly beg tho -tntlcman's
pardon" the Culprit responded. "I
never dreamed he was a brother Of
this lodge. ] thought hr Was just
a visiting guest"
Fights Own Company.
When Assistant Secretary Of Com
m"rco Sweet was mayor uT Grand
Rapids. Mich. he wag,d bitter
and successful fight again, a water
company in whiCiF he wa a stock
holder.
Shortly after being elected mayor.
Sweet sought to, have Ine private
company improved, or taken over
OF sometime. and. eventually. the
company not only beat Sweet in 4
special election over the rase but
also bought up some spr.uE~ near
which he had planned t. install a
municipal plant. This made Sweet
hopping mad and he took the COM
pauy's franchise away from it. the
case going to the United States
supreme Court finally.
In tn" md it was a great victory
for Sweet. But the valiant efforts
he made rendered l.n"0 bond Of
the company. which he "wned,
ValUclcSS
Has Art Collection.
Breckiuridgc Long. who has just
been nominated for Senator by the
Democrats out in Missouri is an
art fanCier. critic and owner. He
has paintings worth small for
tune.
Hoa. Obadiah Dubb declares that
if the price of oil and gas keeps on
advancing. torChlight parades. dur
ing the coming campaign. Will have
to be held in the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
TsrsoaIt Of FiyiAs weather.

Zone No. ] tNorrh Atlantic Ststssl-Tly-
inE weather esrumiuE poor hy uItsFno0n
followed BY low clouds aud probably show
err. moderate variable vinds brcominE frcsh
east aRd southeast. surfarr and alaft
Zone No. Middle AtlautiC StstesI-Bsd
hyiTE weather today low clouds. shgwHFs.
fresE eEsterly winds near tho surface. fresh
south and southeast WIads alUfl.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
p,p.Ttur.s from Rarn.l.

Accumulated deh,ienry Of Temperature
since Ianusry !. lHso. sI7.
deficiency Of tsmPcIs Jure sIncs scpr,luDsr
J. 1890 -
Accumulated deRrieRry Of PregIPItarI0B
stree January J. 1890 lS5.
.'s' -.a". 90 pre- iPitati0n sIBrr SsptrmbsT
J. lg2n. O45.
est ~, luFest Ca
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

Highest. t3s l"N est. -
Relative huRidity-s s.W.. s.; pm. 20.
: pm. 81.
Rainfall US p.n. 10 ; PM. Trsnt.
Hours Of SUNSHINE. o.
Per ocBt Of possible suB-hins O..
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
The Weather
Forecasts fer To-Day and Tsnsrr,..

District Of Columbia sRd MsFylsRd-Cloudv
witt sh0weTs today. tomorrow clearing. mod-
er1ta temperature fresh cssterly Wind.
Virgins Probably sh0WsFs today. tomoT
T0S clearing. fresh essteFly WIRdE.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Salvaging French TBS"

Frlor TO the relatively
waste from tuberculosis War attendant exposure
OF comOatants and noncombant who infected
astce signed process had begun under
the uteage OF American Red Cross workers physicians and
0i the BRUSH and American ac which not lost the
French that for sheer
aggravated form a decline OF population that
10 the aid OF the agencies already work teaching
Technique dealing with the
daon IN New York then and their combined
saving IN several OF the departments where the need greatest
been SO cushIngy ovewhemnS Snd interchangeable
surprising to read that France intends
OF warfare against disease for which these
Ihere VIII be opposition OF But Gallo
dvldua rights and family will good
method that reduces the death 80 per cent is not
likely to be rejected
II there American dollars persons to aid
thus they be national slogan
ica hrs But France will forgive the recreancy will
Americans Politics from being our best selves in
today but thanks slime of inverted
chsuvinism all doings
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

The circulation OF petition B. strikers in New
York asking Or Federal harges against
Mayer and tor impeachment the charges true illus
certain dangers involved system which permits Federal
judge, through receiver, public utility and in the
event of a strike to become virtually Of the parties
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

There IS smile in the story Somervil that the
local Chinese aundrman without giving customers de-
parted leaving this sign the door Closed No coal No
coke Gas costec muCc Be back weeks Why not
eoaee and coke: shirt and collar have to be bought
f0y Sunday. -.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06
Has Art Collection.

Breckiurid-e Long. who has just
been nominated for Senator by the
Democrats out in Missouri. is an
art fancier, critic and owner. He
has paintings worth a small for
tune.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

HOa. Obadiah Dubb declares that
il the price OF oil and gas keeps on
advancing. tOrChlight paradeS. dur
ing the coming campaign. Will have
to be held in the Afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-06

Hotels md nevsstEndt IN Ne. Yorf Otv
here The wHShing:ou Herald h o. s.l.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-09
DESCRIBED
ALMOST HOPELESS
Transcaucasia, Embracing
Armenia, Rich in Oil and
Other Resources.

Though rich in natural resources,
conditions are almost hopeless" in
the countries of Transcarcasia, ac-
the late Senator w. Murray Crane,
who recently arrived in New York
from Kaes. republic of Armenia.
Conditions through Transcaucasia
are almost hopeless" he said. THE
country is incredibly rich. with more
possibilities of development than any
country l have ever seen, minerals.
cereals, silk wool, cotton, and a field
unequaled for railroad building and
transportation exploitation.
Vast Oil Territory.
Moreover, there are the oil fields
Of Azerbaidian, the second largest oil
field in the world, not to speak of
immense manufacturing possibilities
| due to the great amount of available
water power.
But none Of this is of any use to
the three peoples of Transcaucasia,
| the Armenians. Georgians and Aser-
baidjanians. SO long as state of
| will not invest. and the world, is
poorer for the fact that these much
needed products are not made avail
| able to the world"
| He declared the Armenian republic
would have disappeared year ago
| had it not been for the aid given the
people by the United States through
the Near East Relief
Near East Relief Program.
Not only did the Near East Relief
| feed the starving refugees, but they
| have devised and put into operation
a scheme of industrial education
| which is going to be the salvation of
the future Of the country" he said,
because 1t is teaching the people
| useful work by modern methods, so
| that they may take a sure place in
the producing world and keep it. By
| taking the Armenian children and
properly feeding and educating $4,000
OF them a nucleus of self-reliant,
| capable youngsters is formed to see
| to the development of the remainder
Of the coming generation"