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The Washington herald., 1920-10-01
MEN AND BUSINESS.

DIR. J. H. Clapham, one of the pro-
fessOrs at the University of Cam
bridge, in an address to the British
Association for the Advancement of
Science. predicted a slump in trade
the world over. TT is coming" he
said, more certainly, / am inclined
to believe, in the United States than
in England, but pretty certainly in
Great Britain also. say more GER
tainly in the Unite States because
her position bears most resemblance
to that of England in lS15-17.
Consider that position. What be-
fore the war was, on the balance, a
debtor nation has become a creditor
nation. That creditor is equipped to
export both raw materials and man
ufactures-iron and steel goods par
ticularly-on a huge scale. 1t is
true she is a heavy importer of
some foods, such as sugar, coffee
and tea, and certain raw materials,
such as rubber. timber and wool
But, owing to her tariff system and
her general policy, she is reluctant
to take many things which her debt
Ors have to offer. Her recent dry
policy, for example, has shut her
markets to one of Frances most
valuable exports, an export with
which France has always been in
the habit of paying her creditors
IF she remains a creditor nation
and there is no present reason to
think that she will not-she must
in time arrange to take more goods
from outside. Her political process
es, however, are slow; and it seems
unlikely that she will have adjL sted
her policy before the poct-war
slump is upon her"
One of the fsvorite diversions of
professors of econ rorrics is to pre-
aict woe. Assure 'ly con 'itions tia
IS oTld over ar not cheering. 1t
would be remarkable indeed If they
were. 1t takes time to bring order
and system into a city after a ter
rife earthquake. It will take time
"a long time, perhaps, to bring the
world back to normal after the
shock and destruction of the World
The Washington herald., 1920-10-01
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
OCTOBER.

Comes now October-chill may be
TO those who have no eyes to see
The gorgeous colors of the hills,
The sparkling flash of mountain
rills.
The glow and tingling warmth of
skies
Like to the gates of Paradise,
But in my sight span of days
With flush of life shot through her
ways
That fills the veins with vibra mt
joy
No frosty rigors can destroy.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-01
August Exports Decline.

Although the United States
showed a decided increase in im-l
ports during August, 1920, COM
pared with last year, there was a.
noticeable falling off in exports.
The exports for eight months of
1920, however, show an increase
over the corresponding period lasti
year.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-01
Births Reported.

viii W. and Elma r. Boyer. boy.
John J. and Emily b. NOOK. boy.
John ". and Bertha /. Pnole. bov.
Hubert s. and Bestrice Cooksey. how.
George Hnl Margaret Wolfram. bov.
John :. ard Gracr II. Reed. boy.
Thornton L. and Mary V. Rhodes. strS.
Harry and Mary Onett. rirl.
LuthCr and Catherine Madison. r1-s-
James 4. and Florine Scott. boy.
John h. and Helen Mercer, girl.
Hubert and Molhe Brown. riri.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-01
Events of Today
s.sker fsr G. ". q. Fresh.~..

Smoker fer G. ~. q. FreshDea-
The nrst student rally of the sea
son at George wxshington Univer-
sity will be held at o'clock to-
night in the Medical School Build
Ing. isss II street northeast II
Will be in the form of a smoker for
freshmen.
Nectar. Bu.ipess woper's ocusciI
Church Of the Covensst. Tsso y. n
Dance. AthIoDs clEb. Masonic Hall. Broot-
xsetisE. wssbiastSa Iurisry. Hi.-ssu %
Lpeu. Nj NernoH Ftaes n. T. chureh,
soutf. .. N.
sunasJ School Lesson. 7. W. C. l., Ixzs
street horth-ezt, as .. N
Ceseert. Boy seoat hs.1, ssrAeh Psrs.
p.
eonfsrsho,. siHinBR ~sss ss-aes. sasrs
room OF District builelHs; .. n
Seetinr, nisht school priseipss s.< ts~es-
err. bHsihsss High scAooI, : 20 .. n.
Grand carnival. so nsbury Lodre. We. "a.
y. A A. N, and Ruth Chapter. Ns. 1.
o. 4. y, Brigbtvood
oPesiEE. Ssttoasl UHfversfty Ls- School.
eLs thlrtsenth street northwext. ga .. N.
~AgtEnn Blo~out." Y ". c. A, Iszs
street northwest. p-H
snossr. 6. ". T., NedIezI School Esls-
Ing. Ia II street. Hs-ts~sst. spz
AhniTersarJ fets, Psrt View schoas-
NeetiHs. cussi.r Gang. ss.s Of vete.rs.
Pythian TenpIe o.
Meeting, Pail Sheridan Post. Ss a.
g. A. r., 1872 PsHEsytrsHia syeHEs sorts-
GroaP conference. Red Cro-s. Churra Of rA.
Eptphauy. 10 o. n.
Opening sf tinkst ofIos. Southern R.1-
way. 1875 D street northwest
street eabar.t'' perfornsnos, Conan
Erpia ns lion NJ voffr.r L.. rT.sF - .
Ase Cluh, 1912 II street pur1sve-t. Epu
Meeting National Visual Edzcz tlon Soeisty.
Hotel RaIeirh, :. m
Opening. T. n z. A Law School IzIs G
street northwest 55sn D. n
Musicale. Success Club. ChHrrb of life su6
Joy, lsl4 street northwest.
Meeting. Northwest Boundary Cirfz.r,.
AssociA tiou. BurrvilIs School. : p.
Jacob schif Nsmsrial servir. p-aspF,--o.
heo eW CongreEa ton Eighth Street Temple
AmusrBentx
Nationsl--Clarence.-
Garrick-Evelyn Sesbit in The
Open Book
Belasco-'Florodors-"
POlis-'Mom-"
F Keith'S-VaudevFUe
Strand-YaudeviIle ana aim,
Gayety-'The Liberty Girls"
F'olly-"Psrisian F1irts"
Loew's- Palace-D. W. GriHth.s
The Love Flower"
Aoore's 2islto-Mary Miles Mn
ter in Sweet Lavender
Crandalrs Metropolitan - Ns~r
Sennett's Married Life"
Aoore's Gsrden-Dorothy Dalton
in Half an Hour"
Loew's Columbis-Dav Powell
and Mae Murray in The Right 70
Love"
Crandall's Enickerbocker - Con
stance TalmadEe in The Perfect
Woman"
Crandall's-"Back TO Gods Coun-
try"
Congress Heights-DancInE.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-01
The Weather
For.e.st for Today and Tono-rv,

Forecast for Today and Tonorrou.
For District of Columbia Maryland snd
Virginia: Cloudy and cooler today: strunf
northwest winds tomorrow fair and cool
flying Weather.
Zone No. ] North Atlantic StRtrfl-
Dangerous flying weather TO-DAY Io~ clouds
rain, gales.
Zone No. Middle Atlautic Ststes
Dangerous hyinr weather today, low cloud.
rain northwest gales.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-01

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Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
LOCAL BRIEFS

Billy Council was in from the NAN
ranch last saturday.
] Miss Carrie Lon Bruce Of Lordsburg
visited Miss Jessie Quincy last week.
Fred Sherman motored to FL PasC
| Friday to bring home Mrs. sherman
who has been to Cloudcroft ON account
of the injury Of her son Frederick at
the Boy Scout camp. The injuries
proved to be painful hut not serious.
Benjamin Sherman remained with his
brother at the camp.
Mrs j. T.. Dlendomne was operated
on at the Ladies' hospital last Tuesday.
The operation was serious one but
Mrs. Diendomne is reported rapidly re,
covering. Her sister, Mrs Eugene
Lindsey, of Kansas City. Mo-, Is here
to he with her during the illness.
Henry Measday Of the L. 5. Navy
is on furlough with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Goode attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Goodies father, J..
ID. Erskin, 20 years old, at Cliff Mon
day of last week. Mr.. GOode Is here.
Mrs. Goods returning TO Phoenix, Ariz.,
last Saturday.
We have a bargain counter II ladies
Pumps and OxfOfts. they are bargains,
II you can get your tit, Clardy Shoe Co.
Miss Alice Hall is back from a pleas-
ant visit to California beaches.
ii. IL. Jacobs was transacting bust
ness In the city last Friday.
MIR. Foxworth Of the Foxworth Gal
braith Lumber Co., was visitor In
Deming and Columbus last week visit
ing the branch lumber yards OF the III
PasO concern.
Gust WehmhOener and family left
the city last week for a motor tour OF
the Pacific coast Mrs. w. n. McCur-
dy OF Columbus made the trip with
them. They will be absent about a
month.
Miss Copper Is back from Texas.
Jake Billingslea was In from the
ranch last Saturday
doc" Smyer was In from the Flats,
last saturday
Alonzo Pride was IN from Cooks
Peak last Saturday.
Rufus Ferguson Of Hondale was
transacting business In Deming last
Saturday.
d. II. Bond OF Cooks Peak was a
Demlng visitor last Saturday.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
MEXICAN REVOLUTION A FIAsco

The cloven hoof has already made It's
appearance In the newest Mexican rev.
olution. American investors. who have
been consistently robbed under former
regimes, find that the pestilentiai
swarm OF petty grating officials nave
not changed as TO personnel; simply a
new set OF masters. Huerta, no doubt.
Is sincere, az other Mexican leaders
have been sincere, but the most patri-
otic are but the axes round which the
better educated and more successful
thieves revolve. There Is no middle
class TO form nucleus of resistance
to robbery and graft-all are feather
ing their own nests" after the most
ready method which the confusion of
revolution makes possible.
The border press has already been
awakened 10 the premature nature OF
their attitude toward the de facto gov
ernment. Even the democratic plat
form contains hopeful view OF the
situation which the facts do NJ. In the
least warrant ReyOlts OF military
leaders continue and catch
ing villa" Is the same old joke. villa
seems to be the only Mexican leader
with consistent desire To help the
poems, who are the victims Of the rui-
ing classes.
The democratic opposition has been
quick TO scent the threat contained In
the republican platform. Plainly II
says that, II Mexicans cannot make
peace and protect Americans, the Anne
rican at-ly will police the country.
Which IL exactly what ought TO he
done for the good OF all concerned. OF
course, the misery Of Mexicans is as
nothing to the misery of Armeninas
and other remote peoples which the
present administration would use the
army to protect. But our own inter-
ests are involved In Mexico and along
the border and IL Is time that someone
was taking American interests into
consideration rather than the interests
Of those who dwell In the antipodes.
Granting that n people undisturbed
can work out n satisfactory form OF
government for themselves, still tutor
ing will bring results much more quick
ly than the slow process Of evolution.
America can best befriend Mexico by
Leading her In the paths Of wisdom and
instruction. even against her will.
Ulndeveloped Mexico Is the natural
heritage of Americans and il will be
exploiDted by them peacefully or other
wise as circumstances may require. 1t
can be done peacefully under the prop
er leadership and to the great advan-
tage OF Americans and Mexicans alike.
Independence is dear to any people and
the heritage OF the Mexican people can
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
LOCAL BRIEFS

s. s. McAdams was operated ON at
the ladies Hospital last Friday. He
is reported well on the road to recove,
ry.
District Attorney J. s. yaught and
family are enjoying n fishing trip on
the Gila.
Mark Kennedy was visitor from
Warm Springs last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vestel were In
We have bargain counter Of ladies'
Pumps and Oxfords, they are bargains,
II you can get your fit, Clardy Shoe Co.
the city last Saturday.
George A. Watkins Of Hondale was
n Deming visitor last Saturday.
Ed Pride was In from his Cooks
Peak ranch last Saturday.
Simion Eby was visitor last SAT-
urtlay from Dwyer.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

BAPTIST CHURCH-,You are cor
daily invited TO attend our Sunday
School at 0:15 n. m, also the preaching
services at ii A. nj. md s y. III. Morn
ing theme, "Christ's Challenge to His
Church" Evangelistic meeting In the
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at s d. IN. Everybody welcome.-G. W.
McClanahan, Supply Pastor.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

be preserved 20 them through the
adoption Of consistent policy OF firm
ness and kindness. The present yolicy
encourages insurrection and anarchy.
No one In their right senses would at
tempt 10 suppress a nationality. Ameri-
.ca must win the respect, II not the love
Of Mexicans, and encourage Mexicans
to assume the responsibilities Of n free
people.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
PRETTY HOT

The Deming National Bank has a
supply OF inside thermometers which
are free to friends and customers of
the popular financial institution. Fol
low the mounting temperature; it's
great sport.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

W. II. Sproat Of the firm Of Pollard
and Sproat of Columbus was In the
county seat on legal business last Fri
day.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13
Mr.. John II. House, of FL Paso, Tex.

MS, and Miss Doris Babb Of Separ, n.
NJ, were married at the Methodist par
sonage Saturday evening, July 10th.
Mr. House is travelling salesman and
the young couple will make their home
In III Paso.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

Firestone puts the best in materials into
tubes by establishing purchasing experts at
Singapore, center of the worlds rubber
market. Firestone puts the best in work
manship into tubes by organizing the crack
manufacturing organization of the industry
on proft-sharing basis.
And then subjects the finished product to
this big-scale road test-in order to get you
more for your tube money and more miles
out of your tires. And yet Firestone Tubes
cost no more than the ordinary kind.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

FIRE ms UR A nee
+. ii. Wing
ii91s r. Spruce st. 42-3tc
Deming graphic., 1920-07-13

No other tubes in the world are road tested
on so big a scale as Firestones. The Yellow
Cab Company of Chicago uses Firestone
Tubes exclusively on its 800 taxi cabs. The
service of these tubes is checked constantly
Improvements and developments are
arrived at.
BY close watching of large number of
tubes in service-not confined to isolated
instances, the conclusions are accurate and
definite.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Accept California" Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California
on the package, then you are sure
your child is having the best and
most harmless laxative or physic for
the little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love its delicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's
dose on each bottle. Give it without
fear.
Mother! You must say Cali
fornia. ADV.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Md/j0He DdW & DIokher
N0ndIki~ (R,Al7W
Bills of the Week

S..,s aci,x 1.,sha,a. , cam.
wives wives. Dig special nm preaueuoh star
a,ns @ n, tiouse e.eIs h az me & strand hooas
biyblv intarss+inp "a iocai ,,ovia fsns for nr
nisn,y in,erestihs ~ 70 ioeai r ihoVie ians ior
d. a nS m NJ. oa n " ne pietu,1
pnSeI ~ Aaartat ufa ~ tpnrn,shy a,d
itonseJv ndern 5ealiur sjth hath mh
nonntrv' mI NV Ne with taaut;f,t
,e "'u s,s .t,t mt'H NJ, u. M u.
aancs T,I ssoy ,h rrousm NJ ~ e s,U,g
N, pnIe a,ai,ino tboIr stsr, ~ lfo 'fran5
from the country What The tnmuit of The
metronolis maIscs of them is tbe his
hmn,on tha,,n 81 .Siri' u,shor5 ~ u,s
Esiicn u.,veS,; ;; II to a storv thaq roachas
d",,,, daan r. +ho haa,. nf o,,a,,, ht,,,a,
b.inr md 81 star1s folks ~ 70 taIl;,np su,% and
thi,t, =. LIE aHu s'ei's ioiNs 10 '"iN'nS anu
.i''"Ni"e'
p,o,.o .rbo pt,or,r r,an tu,,, ro
d,n.in, - rrin Mar4ia n,r ,,d a,.is
Stsne at m tho Rialto theater Re Today sy0 and nd up
stors Of Gnd.s nnn,tr, ns nc snn,v nastes
iIizniion. where there are no traditions
and men meet life with all the strength
Of soul within t'hem-yirile men who NAV
be- goo, good "i" or bad but whatever @ thay are are.
thtv are strong ssrhe Riyer's EnTi deals
with The story of a murder. the straneest
ON record-one that plays on your every
emotion. And vet. counter plotting the
story Of this strange murder a romantic
interest OF unusual design gives the pro-
duction its tighter and less gripplnp mo-
ment
SIM and Muse-Tbe character of William
Grogan a mart lanes Kirkwood portrays
in 1uan bwan's nroauction, ."rhe I,,,ck
Of the Irish ;, from Harold MacCrathis
novel Inv The same name. openS a weeks
run Mt the Sun sunday and will for one
pns sst ia po street tbeater Ths
I.nrk Of The irish" il the type Kiplina
haa in mini when he wrote az, a man
can "kaen his head in every emergency.
n.y. hern .n nrnhap is thrown IN the
,raets ~ Sow yori. nj the ago nf
,o n,ois his wav In tbe world Wben bv
trirk ~ Fats he inherfts n fortune, he
,as IN I, - r,aapa tn reaiIze HE day
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
milan RUSSELL

a brave lnan The cast includes Helen
Ferguson, Betty Sehade, Robert Cain.
George Stewart and Jack Connolly. June
Caprice, starring all by herself in an
Albert Capellani production, will be tho
feature attraction for the last three days
of the week in romantic drama entitled
In Walked Mary" Mary Ann Hubbard
the heroine of the story, is pretty little
southerner whose sole possessions are
"A faithful and devoted coored mammy
and u down at the heels cabin on the out
skirts of the town. 70 save her precious
charge from becoming q charity child
nanny uses all. her savings for rail-
road ticket to New York. Dick Allison
was in the midst of a gay bachelor party
PRIOR to his marriage to a pretty widow
when in walked Mary and reminded him
of his promise to help her If she were
ever in trouble. That wasn't all that
Mary walked into, but the story is much
better told on the screen with Thomas
Carrigan. Eivenhe Osborne, Stanley Wall
pole and Frances NJ. Gordon lending
splendid support to the charming star
June Caprice.
HamiltOn--Sunday and Monday. big spe-
cal. June Caprice and Creighton Hale in
"Oh, Boy" Admission 20 and Is cents.
Tuesday, Bessie Love in "Over the Garden
Wall" Wednesday. Theda Bara in ''The
Siren Song;" also Mutt and Jeff comedy.
Thursday, Madame Traverse In ''rhe
Rose of the West" Friday Mary Mac
Laren in Pedal on the Current" and
Lyons and Moran comedy. Saturday, Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Children of Destiny" and was
taken from the story OF Sydney
Rosenfield.
"The Society Badman," another
kaufman weekly, has just been
finished. This is an interesting pic
torial version of Mr.. Kaufman's mes
sage to his readers in various news
papers and magazines throughout
the country.
Gloria Hope, one of the prettiest
girls in pictures, has the feminine
lead in Owen Moore's third SELF
nick picture. His Word Of Honor"
A beauty chorus excelling that Of
"The Headwaiter" is promised by
Larry Semon for his next special
comedy. Lucille Carlisle, his lead
ing woman, again appears at the
head of a group of girls of sur
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Bennison in Speedy Meade" and Harold
Lloyd comedy .
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
lieut. Z0cH/ear
. W00N

Bennlson in Speedy Meade" and Harold
Lloyd comedy. ,
Creased Lightning" Sennett comedy,
pathe Review. Monday and Tuesday.
Vivian Martin in Tho Third Kiss" and
Pearl White in the BLACK Secret" chap
ter 10: also Roin comedy and Pathe News
Wednesday and Thursday, Sylvia Bremen
in Dawn and Sunshine comedy, entitled
wild Waves and Women" Friday and
Saturday. Tom Mix in THE Feud'' and
Fox News. ~
Grand-Sunday, Constance Talmadge in
Happiness la Mode;2 Harry Pelfard
comedy, Pathe News Continuous TO
1890 p. IN. Monday and Tuesday, Doug
las MacLean and Doris May in Twenty
three Hours leave" Wednesday, Ora Carew
in Loot" and Pearl White in the "BlaciS
Secret chapter IL. Thursday and Friday,
Scarlet Days" D. w. Griffith's big
seven-reel western production. Saturday,
Louis Bennison in "A Misfit Earl"
=. DiamOnd--Monday an all-star cast in
Vrhe Midnight Patrol" Chinatown
feature and comedy. Tuesday, Jack Per-
rim in the .Lion Man." chapter 3, and a
Good LOSER with an all-Htar cast.
Wednesday, Earle Williams in the "Hor-
nets Nest " weekly and comedy Thurs
day, Anita Stewart in ''Mind the Paint
Girl" and comedy. Friday. Midnight
Man. AL Jennings feature; comedy and
scenic Saturday, Constance Talmadge in
pair of Silk Stockings and Adventures
of Ruth"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Empress-"Shod With Fire." ro.
mantle love story of the plains, presented
by william Fox, with William Russell in
the stellar role, opens an engagement at
the Empress today. The story is an
Circle A." 1t tells of a woman's brave
fight for the regeneration OF worthless
husband and of the lnsefish devotion of
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Swallowed Horsefly, Dies

Atchison. Kan, March l3.--
George McPhilimy, As, prominent
farmer living near here. died few
days ago as a result of swallowing a
horsehy last summer. The fly, ac-
cording to ply sicians, entered Nc
pmlimy's right lung and tubercu-
lar infection followed
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

the Vitagraph star. Mr.. Kosion
uses a violin which was made and
used for years by Rubinstein.
Cyril Chadwick, who appears with
with Eugene O'Brien in "His Wife's
Money" made his debut in Lasky's
vaudeville acts.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

passing symmetry. Particularly at
tractive costumes will adorn them
in this new comedy.
Alexis Kosloff, the famous Rus
sian dancing instructor. is giving
a special course in Russian and
Oriental dancing to Cornnc Griffith,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

The signing of "Cuddy' Murphy
Of the Boston Red Sox has made a
big hole i'll Dartmoutlrs pitching
staff.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

The first OF the series of six pro-
ductions to be produced by the
Weber Production company for re-
lease through the Republic Dis
tributing corporation has been COM
pleted, according to an announce
ment by Briton Busch, president of
Republic. This production is titled
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Close Ups and Cut Outs
BIZ Weir

IDITH HALLOR. who stars in
n Weber productions. is an ac-
- complished musician. She has
studied at the leading universities
in this country and at one time ex-
pccted to make her debut as a con-
cert pianist.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Some OF the scenes in Dangerous
Paradise" in which Olive Thomas is
starring, were taken in fashion,
able girls boarding school in New
York City.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-11
MUSICAL SHOW
one OF BEST
'Maytime" Pleases Capacity
House at Grand; Repeated
Again Tonight.

Presented by an all capable company
With one Of the most elaborate settings
recently seen in the Grand opera house,
eMaytime," the delightful play by Rida
johnson Young, with the music incidental
10 the show BY Sigmund Romberg, OPEN
ed its engagement at that theater Satur-
day night and will be repeated this (Sun-
day) evening. The opening show played
to q capacity house and merited it. There
win no doubt be another capacity house
out to see the show when it is presented
for the last time tonight.
The outstanding feature Of the show is
the excellent portrayal, by William Nor
ris, Of Matthew Van Zent at various ages
IN life from the care-free spender of the
early thirties to the white-haired man,
and ut all ages, in mad dash after the
ladies. The entire cast is a capable one
and while there is incidental music, the
tune that fingers is the theme melody
which breaks forth frequently in "Will
You Remember" and one that will be
held in memory more firmly by the single
word title Sweetheart"
There are four heavy settings portray
Ing different periods in New York City 8
history from the days Of the hoop skirts
to the present Goth century models and
not poor one in the lot. The costumes
of the lsdies In the Night club and at the
dress-making establishment are all that
women could desire.
Patrons of the theater in Great Falls,
who are looking for delightful and worth
while entertainment will find a pleas
ing program in this show.