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The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
Departures from Normal.

Accumulated dcacicncy of Temperature Snce
Janrary !. ls9D. 90
ncacicncy Of Temperature since January !.
lsN. 20.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation Snce
Jsruary l. 1870. -oS.
Deacency Of rcortston since January
le1. -oS.
Temperature same date las; ysr-Highes. %;
Lowest. i.
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The Weather
Forecast.

pis.ric- Of Oolumbia-ClEndy ard vsrmT TO-
day: rzin this ancrn"u az tonight. and iomNf
row gentle srUth N.nds-
MaplAnd and Ni-s1nia-gAtn ~ sno~ tnop
in We< p'1ion nin 'his ai's-n"n " tS'is
in cast r,1--ion. guussr tnu1HrrEv s-ntlc o.
a 0,lcra'e saIth vluda
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Temperature Rrport.

NiE0e~T. bI I0Nf~Ts =
relative humidiis-s an. n : Pm. S'
pm. 5
Rainfall % pm. 70 pm.
Hours q sunshine, IL.
Ter cent Of possible sunshine. l.
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There is a hideous reptile. known
as the flashing frog. which angles
for ats game as expertly and with as
great success as the most adroit ny
fisher.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

government employees he said.
will be to own residences in pic
turesque precincts just outside the
city limits"
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
Our New Rent Commission.

The which delay appoint
District Commission lifted through
which President Wilson forwarded
From Washington standpoint the appointments appear admir-
able there little doubt
Since the problems which the
mainly legal is that the
bers should be lawyers
A Letwich Sinclair has been leader the Federation of C
Associations unng president
OF the Chamber of Commerce advocate
Washington He has sympathetic personality and altogether
human qualities that will be useful solution of questions
that call for plain common in their adjudication.
Capt James Oyster be regarded District
of Washington that list them would fill the page recently
he has been in the meght president Of the Washington Board
OF Trade.
the experience carly
life furnishes, plus the training of
capacity for hard work.
These know the old Washington before the housing
lem became complex and the which conditions
and which unsettled This knowledge
distinct treating the vexing disputes awaiting
Since the conflicting opinions the Salisbury
surrounding the relation landlord
has been alike embarrassing both potential differences
The quicker the commission confirmed
ton the will the condition the realty approach
stabilized basis.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

And the Lord said unto Moses.
Go in unto Pharaoh: for have
hardened his heart, and the heart
OF his servants, that l might snew
these my signs before him:
2 And that thou mayest tell in
the ears of thy son, and of thy sons
son, what things / have wrought
in Egypt, and my signs which
have done among them; that ye may
know how that i am the Lord.
Q And Moses and Aaron came In
unto Pharaoh, and said unto him,
Thus saith the Lord God of the He
brews. How long wilt thou refuse
to humble thyself before me? Let
my people go. that they may serve
me.
4 Else, IL thou refuse to let my
people go, behold, tomorrow VIII
L bring the locusts into thy coast:
And they shall cover the face
Of the earth. that one cannot be
able to see the earth: and they
is escaped, which remaineth unto
you from the hail, and shall eat
every tree which groweth for you
out of the field:
6 And they shall nil thy houses,
and the houses of all thy servants,
and the houses of all the Egyptians:
which neither thy fathers, nor thy
fathers fathers have seen. since the
day that they were upon the earth
unto this day. And he turned him
self, and went out from Pharaoh.
Go Be continusd)
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IN THE LIMELIGHT
GEORGE PERRY MORRIS.

Mr.. Balfour the workings Of a ma
chine called the crescograph. with
which he can now register the Frowth
OF all plants. the effect upon them OF
sumulants and foods. Alcohol, a.
with men, he has shown. has most
peculiar effects.
Persons who heard Donald Nc
MILAN lecture last week on his ad-
ventures In polar regions seemed 10
enjoy keenly the proof he gave on
one OF his projected slides Of the
inherent artistic skill OF the Esaui-
maux and their capacity TO tell a
story with minimum Of detailed
craving. We Europeans and Amer
cans tend to grow conceited about
our supremacy In this field, and 20
assume that an elaborate civilization
is the only hot-bed for art. In Tsl7
there was a full-blooded Sioux IN
dian at Wolf Point, Montana, BY
name Alfred st. German. He was
master OF The lariat and could hold
nls own with any cowboy. He en-
listed, Fought in France had his
right wrist shattered by a Germap's
bullet In the forest OF ArEonne. and
IN due time found his way 20 the
hospital and then home. In the hos
pital he showed such unusual SKIN
as maker Of pictures that the RED
Cross workers noted his work and
saw TO IL that on his return TO Amer
lea be was given a chance 70 de-
velop his art. The Federal Voca-
tional Board IS now giving him a
three years course in the Cincinnati
Art Academy. and some day he us-
have his work 'on the line" AT the
Corcoran Art Gallery.
Lincoln Hutchinson, formerIv ,
professor OF commerce in the Uni-
versity OF California. is to remain
in London and I'LL the important
post OF commercial attache, respon-
sible 10 the Department Of Com
merce and at the same time co..
crdinating his work with the con-
sular and diplomatic services. He
has been in London much OF tb.
! time since the war opened putting
his expert knowledge at the servIc.
OF the government His permanent
enlistment Is a distinct recognition
Of the needs OF the time in come
tion with the promotion Of trade
: and adjusting methods Of admins
| tration to tangled coasitions- The
men who. during tho past decade
and a half have been specializing in
study OF commerce as science
have made a mark for themselves
during the war and academic inst
| tutions are having dificulty in
holding them TO routine work and
handling undergraduate and grad
uate students.
Representative Gallivan. one 80
Massachusetts, lawmakers, has been
4 heralded as next ambassador to
Lithuania" by constituents OF that
race who live in large numbers "a
his district He has been active in
welcoming TO the country the iIr-
portart first mission Of Lithuau-
ians who are asking for recosuI-
tion OF their nation by the United
States and a loan OF 800. 900. 600. T.
( is headed by a priest Rev. John
Zilius. who for some years served
| the Lithuanians Of South BostCp,
and who because he knows thr
american life 30 well. naturally
has been selected Tor the post
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

The latest revelations disclose plan to control
the world They have evidently been busy history
Of William Hohenzollern.
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Time For Action.

Through action yesterday prolonging the
life of Redistribution Commission there evidence that full
complete sought regard the and future
employees held allegiance for almost
tu This hopeful sign well for the final disposition
of this nationally important question.
Should, however Congress wish remedy conditions
ample material hand The Hads daily
sweatshop" been informative enough
They shown dporable
ton and which should have been corrected
That employees been grossly underpd has been brought
the legislative body started sky
That such wide gulf between income and
the been impressed Congress with
should know
the human threatened wrecking of the
the lawmakers Administrative
legislative reached the where workers Of high
This exodus has been
by pay bad working conditions and lack of sympathetic
cooperation part of the government
Hidebound regulations have sAed the service until
only ghost self To these conditions
The ime is
John Bull laughs the prediction of dry England within five
years. We did the thing ourselves, FIVE
An used frequently the difference
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

An used frequently the difference
between a salary and wages, but that day past
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

II judge from the of radicals being
the business of making trouble improbable occupation
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

The former Kaiser has selected lawyer fight to free
himself OF blame for the him the world has
already returned its verdict
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
The District Treasury Surplus

Chairman Mape of the House District in report
recommending the abolition of the plan the
ct that under the existing system surplus of
revenues has accumulated in the treasury
All of which but should forgotten this
trct expenditures Every of this money could
pended and compelling
but for this limitation 1t would dpor-
able condition in the District schools.
BY provision contained
hon bill OF the Commissioners prohibited submitting
to Congress estimates the
which shall exceed double
mated for the which submitted
On this point take Commissioners them
selves
Were not for this limitation upon preparation of esi-
mates the Commissioners could have submitted
OF estimates which they had originally approved but
other needs which
which provision should be made buildings
the rebuilding Of bridges park
and Fairgrounds and other
They have therefore recommended their submitted
Congress for the fiscal year. legislation be
pead If this is DONE the needs can be properly
presented each and Congress then position
termne the relative importance of all of the which
nissoner deem advisable submit With present legislation
IN toce not much be necessary for
maintenance"
There may be sound for the existing
system OF hsca relations but the surplus them
When Congress begins the debate report some
sideraion is properly due for this phase question
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

Most courts satisfied admit they are over
but the definite inoma
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

Mrs Henrietta Myron admits her candidacy President is
oke but find other willing admit the truth
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
How to Compute Taxes.

The following illustration will
show the average taxpayer whose
net income was more than 5000
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
CHAPTER 10.

CHAPTER 10.
God thrateneth TO send locusts. : Pharaoh.
moved by his servants, inclineth TO let the
lsrselites go. IL The plague of the Iocusts
l6 Pharaoh sueth TO Moses. q The plague
Of darkness y Pharaoh sueth unto Moses.
2 but yet Is hardened.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

John Bull laughs the prediction of dry England within FIVE
years. We did the thing ourselves FIVE years ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

men from only ono troop.
Though they did not know the game
and were badly outclassed by the
varsity, they played clean football
and fought as wen as they were able
uEtil the final whistle blew.
As usual Mcmillan. Mcclellan. Sion
aker and Manzo were the stars Of the
game. Thomas. the freshman substi-
tute for Hobbs. played a good game
and, though he VIII never crowd
Hobbs out Of his place, was not one
Of the weak points Of the team. The
game was featured by 50. 50, 20 and
so yard runs BY the varsity, with Nc
MILAN, SIonaker, and Mcclellan doing
most Of the work
The man who put up the best game
for the soldiers was Deneau the FULL
back. Deneau was one Of the fastest
men on the field despite his weight
and the varsity found that he had to
be guarded On every play. Deueau
was one OF the stars OF the Great
Lakes Naval school that won the
championship Of the United States
two years ago.
The lineup OF the varsity team fol-
lows:
Mcclellan. left end; Stewart. left
tacklei Carpenter left guard; Clymer,
center; Pickerel, right guard; Bar
clay, right tackles Wafford. right end
Slonaker (captain). quarterback:
1Ianzo, left halfback: Mcmillan, right
halfback; Thomas. fullback.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

A RIZONA states university foot
a BAN team is stronger than even
the crack eleven OF 1913, judging
from the showing Of the team so far
this year Recently the team rolled
up q lop-sided score on the camp
Harry Jones team The final tally,
1870, is about the biggest tabulation
made in the southwest in many years.
Speaking OF the game the Tucson
Citizen says:
The football game with the much
talked Of Camp Harry J. Jones team
developed into track meet from the
beginning and when the final whistle
blew the Arizona Wildcats had torn
the soldiers TO pieces and walked
away with 1870 score. At no time
during the game was the varsity goal
in danger and the soldiers made their
yards but once during the entire
game.
A great deal Of credit can be
given to the army men for send
ing n team to Tucson At the
beginning Of the week. orders
came from the government that
most Of the men in camp were
to be Transferred to Camp
Sherman, o. and rather than
back out Of the game a team was
got up In a week. Only five Of
the men had ever played foot
bail before and only two OF the
men were in training. The team
that came up was made up Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

YAQUI INDIANS PACIFIED
BY PREPAID EXCURSION

Hermosillo, Sonora, Oct 19.-Com-
plete pacification OF the Taquis re-
naming in Sonora appears to have
been accomplished by the state gov
erumeut The Indians now are Sc
cure IN the occupation o. their an
ceslral lands in the YaQui valley, with
inclusion Of a number OF purely IN
dian towns
Possibly the browning stroke OF
Mexican Diplomacy was IN the provis-
Ion OF special trains, without cost. 20
take the Faquis from their towns 70
Magdaleua on the occasion Of the
late feast Of san Francisco Xavier,
the Indians patron saint About 1000
aVailed themselves OF the Invitation.
At 1lagdalena they were provided
with food and they were furnished
with return transportation A feeling
Of confidence thus was secured and
there was renewal OF friendly rela-
tious between the indians and The
MeLcans Of central Sonora. In former
years the Taquis furnished the prin-
cipal labor supply in the orchards and
on the ranches around Hermosillo.
Governor Borquez now Is planning
establishment OF schools in the Yaqui
villages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
Teams Show Class.
Aviation Corps Hurls Def.

THIS seasons football quota from
the post has promise Of making
its share in southwestern football
history.
There are three regimenta1 teams.
Seventh and Eighth cavalry and the
SD artillery TO contend with and
these VIII be augmented by a team
from virtually every unit in the mill
tary district
Eighth Fast and Snappy.
Last Saturday the Eighth cavalry,
but recently organized, lost q hard
game 20 the Calumus. club, but Is con-
fideut Of holding its own In the Army
league. The Eighth horse is bending
its efforts toward victory IN the game
with the Seventh terriers and as a re-
suit every spare ounce OF energy IS
being expended 70 add strength TO the
eleven for this battle. The quarter
master team at present seems the
strongest Of the military organiza-
tons and much interest is being
shown in the work Of this eleven
One OF the teams which is bound %
give others 8 hard run for their
money IS the aviation corps ably han
died by Capt Myers
This eleven is a combination OF
the men who handle both the bal
looms and heavier than air ma
chimes and if won Ats first game
from q civilian club last Sunday
afternoon at the high school sta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
Def
Glass

dunn Capt. Myers believes that
he has effected n strong conf inu-
tlon from the limited material he
had to pick from and the first
game OF the uvtnt0ra with one Of
the stronger Fl. Bliss clubs is
eagerly awaited by its hackers in
the air corps.
The aviators plan to challenge the
winner OF the Calumus-high school
Tiger game Saturday afternoon at the
high school stadium and IN fact have
virtually arranged a game with the
club organization for the following
Saturday.
Jack Is BuEy.
Manager Jack Mcdonald Of the
Calumus team is also on the lookout
for a game with the Seventh Terriers,
by many considered the strongest OF
TT Bliss teams This club is handled
by the capable Jimmy Duffy. star
backfield man Of the district last
year. a man whose punung abilities
and open field running tactics won
him recognition from everyone but
the Arizona coach who picked six OF
his own men on the all southwestern.
The Tiger Culumu1 affair looms
up as the next big game OF the
local season and considerable IN
fereat is being shown in the AZ
fair due TO the renewed conf
deuce OF the Tiger players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
MATSUDAW WILL
MEET SCHOBER
NOVEMBER 3

Latty NaLsuda1 me peerIe8s hue
Japanese wrestling champion is com
ing hack 70 FL Paso. He IS 70 meet
Billy SCHROEDER, the Illinois star here
on November s. in a catch as catch
can finish match. Matsuda Is due to
arrive IN the city within the next
few days to commence training for
his meeting with the aggressive
SCHROEDER who won over Henry Irslin-
ger last week at Liberty hall before
the FL Paso wrestling association
This SCHROEDER IS considerable OF q
wrestler, himself and Is regarded as
a prospective victor in the match with
Aatsuda- He has met all the best
men OF the country and is unsur-
passed for cleverness and strength in
a man OF his weight. he VIII have a
weight advantage oversize aggressive
Matsuda but otherwise the scales
viii be evenly balanced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Frank Bacon appeared the s60th
time in "Lightnin' az the Gaisty yes
terdaT.
Max Marcin announces that after
three more weeks at the Greenwich
village theater Three Live Ghosts
viii move uptown
Helen Wolcott OF "Ths Guest OF
Honor" has challenged Fred Stone to
a bag punching contest
Alice Delysia VIII begin her work
here in Agar" at Parsons theater,
Hartford. November J.
Martha Lorher, dancer IN Mecca,
has been given a three-year contract
by Comstock & Gest-
John Eckinnon Of Behold Ny
Wife" at the RivoH says ne has been
a butler 100 times IN the movies.
Mary Howard OF Because OF
Helen" is a sister Of George Bronson
Howard, novelist and playwright.
When Julia Sanderson comes 70
the New Amsterdam theater next
Tuesday she VIII be seen in a char
actsr role. She appears On a slrlt with
Raymond Hitchcock called Buggy
Riding"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
FREIGHT RATES ARGUMENT
TO BE HEARD IN CAPITAL

Phoenix, Ariz., Oct 19.-Oral argu-
ments relating TO graded transcon-
tinental freight rates. sought by in
termountain states, win be heard in
Washington November and S, be-
fore the interstate commerce. commits
sion, according 70 word received by
the Arizona corporation commission.
Testimony had been taken in Chicago,
san Francisco and salt Lake.
The state commission announced
that commissioner +. A Jones, OF
Phoenix, who appeared at previous
hearings on the subject, would present
arguments at the Washington hear
ing in behalf Of Idaho. Nevada. Mon
tana. Utah, New Mexico and Arizona,
IN their petition for rates passed on
distance. thus affording the inter
mountain states lower rates than
those Of Pacific coast states.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
About Broadyay PLays And PIayers


VFAJ. A z. ". MASON. English
lNl playwright and novelist has ar
rived in New York 70 assist in
producing his latest play. at the
villa Rose" in which Otis y skinner
viii appear this season under the d.
rsctfon Of Charles Frohman, Inc
From all can learn" he said last
night. "ths theater here Is ia Just
about the same condition that IL e
in England. Increased expenses Of
all kinds are making IL difficult for
many touring companies In London
the really good things are doing very
big business and the others nothing
at all. There are several American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

sam Forrest. and where does Claude
Beerbohm Tree come in2
Who was 10 that commanded the
sun 20 stand stiu and who operated
the Etill2
II Iris played his best game after
Speaker NOT Wen. why not?
IF a brick and a half weigh a pound
plus half a brick, how can we fat
women reduce 90 a perfect 362
II a frog. IN trying 20 escape from
a well, slips back two feet every time
he leaps up one, how long viii 10 be
before he IS discouraged
II Les Marsh were 70 marry Mamie
Malow, would the editor OF the Peek
skin Bee head the story ''lIarsh-lI
low II not, how about the Bronx
vile Review
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
PLAYERS GO HOME.

There was a general scattering OF
association players when the final
games were played. Only the st. Paul
champions held together and they left
Columbus Immediately after the close
OF the season there for Baltimore, e
start with class "A Championship Sc
ries with the International league
winners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

II has taken US years 20 establish
your confidence in our work and &c
has only been through quality work
that we have secured our present
volume OF work Bring US your kodak
finishing and you viii appreciate the
quality Of the work always to be
had at
Gandara Photo supply Co.,
ITO = san Antonio SL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

One Of the big Jokes Of the year is
the list OF sales" Of minor league
players TO major clubs-including as
70 does a bunch OF cover-ups. players
sold" 70 keep some minor league
higher up from drafting, just as 81
any class "A or class A club would
pay tila draft price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Akron, O., Oct. Benny Leonard.
champion, outpointed
Johnny Tilman. St Paul welterWeight.
in a ten round bout Monday night.
The men entered the ring at eaten
weights. Tllman was aggressive. but
Leonard was too fast and clever.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Junction City, Eaus-, Oct 19.-The
Fort Riley Blueiays defeated kansas
CITY, II 70 8, and 18th cavalry. Fort
%. A Russell, Wyo- won from Camp
Funston. 70 &. IN The third days
play Of the central department polo
tournament at Fort Riley Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
''MUltiPLy BY tuOO''
says
VIRGINIA
DARE

''Afuldplythemost
delicious npened
fresh fruit flavor
you ever tasted by
double its
havOring power,
have It last twice
as long, make It
dOubly economical
and you viii have
the new concen-
uated pure fruit
essences fVngiuia
Dare S Double
Strength Extracts.
They're twice as
good as old
fashioned single
strength extracts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19
FAST ENTRANTS Wildcats Make Record Score
WIN EVENTS ON
GRAND CIRCUIT Pile Up I67 Points In Game

Atlanta, Ca Oct. 19.-The opening
Monday Of the final week Of grand
circuit racing under ideal weather
conditions and with the track IN fair
" good condition, brought out four
holly contested events, three pacing
and one trottinE
John henry, bay EeldinE and con-
sistant winner this season, the prop
erty Of Thomas ". Murphy, took the
2,05 pace. winning the first and third
heats, his best time being 2.0z5z. The
2;I2 pace went TO Captain Mack. a
brown horse, in straight heats OF
z-05 70, while the 2.20 class pacing was
won by Nellie s.. a bay mare owned
by C. G. English. OF Rome, Ca, and
uiloted by George stiles. Best time.
2-1n1e
In the troieing event. open to the
2-03 class, e Colorado, bay horse,
owned by the Cox stable and driven
by Cox, won by taking the first and
third heats. Best time, 2:105s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Until Jimmy Johnston OF the Dod-
gers took a layoff in the second game
lyn and New York on October /. he
had not missed an inning all season
He was the only Robin with that dis
tnction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

We have been reliably informed
that Edward Royce, who staged
kissing Time" did not use even
one little swear WORD while working
on this production Nor did he frown.
believing that q nice smile Is the
better weapon. II Edward viii step
forward wen confer on him the
hand-paintsd sock-supporters-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

WHAT DON'T YOU HNOWf
How many votes can a tadpole7
can Of Arc2
what relation IS A. Il. Woods TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

Never mind the Euocker. Nobody
throws sticks at an apple tree unless
It has apples.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-19

4 MAIDEN rom kalamaIo0
Had a bulldog, a worthless one, too,
The girl never wed,
Because, 90 was said,
The dog was too good on the chew.
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE
What kind OF marks do you get at
school Johnny"
Black and blue. sir"