The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
BY RAYMOND G. CARROLL.


New York, July 1s.-Tammany is
home again from the San Francisco
convention, but Tammany Is
changed. for Tammany has seen
the United States. Many Of the
braves before had never been west
Of the Hudson River nor north OF
Bill Muldoon's fat lifting plant in
Westchester County.
Say, Haggerty, come over here"
called Big Tom Mccarthy. United
States marshal for the Southern
district Of New York. looking up
from his plate Of corn beef and -
in Dinny Moores. II want to put
you wise. Turn in those steamboat
tickets and hop aboard a train for
the Yosemite Valley. Give France
the air. / am putting 1t to you
straight, Harry Right now IL I had
the choice of a trip to the Grand
Canyon with Pixies Peak on the
side. against a tour of Europe, I'd
take another go at the U. S. A"
U. S. On Broadway.
Big Tom was in earnest A few
minutes later ! heard him again:
'.Slt down, Dan. want to tell you
something. Our party had five
weeks in California. Ny best tip is
that you take the McCarthys straight
to Delmonte. Why a man should
ever want to leave the Pacific Coast
Is beyond me. Then there are the
petrified forests. and the Garden OF
the Gods and the mountain of the
Holy Cross - wonderful stuff
Great"
What's all this hear about
America" interrupted Jack Fran
els.
Young fellow. I tell you its a
country-a real honest-to-goodne SIS
place. the best in the world" said
the marshal with fire in his eyes.
showed me. I wasn't too old to
learn. You visit the Multnomah
Falls out in Oregon, give the Co.
lumbia River boulevard the once
over, and then dive into the Yell
tween you take a fash at some OF
those western burgs. with their
fine hotels, sky scrapers and we'll
dressed, healthy women; Denver,
Cheyenne, Spokane, Des Moines,
Salt Lake City
Enough. The United States is on
Broadway at last.
Baby Chimpanzee Born.
Little Joan's doing well. clinging
to her famous mother. Arriving on
Bastile Day. DIR: William T. Horna-
day. director of the Bronx Zoologi-
cal Park, tells me that Joan was
an almost unanimous name choice
for the first chimpanzee to be born
In the United States. He said: THE
birth Is a most unusual event. Her
mother is Suzette, a gifted vaude-
Vile actress whom / bought three
years ago and retired from the stage
where she had long been a favorite
with the American public. Her IA
ther, Bona, came to us direct from
the Upper Congo. and when he ar
rived was as wild and untamed as
II he had been caught a few hours
before in the African Jungle"
Joan saw the light of day at two
and one-half pounds. and her stand
ing height Is sixteen inches. Crowds
have gathered to the primate house
but were told that Joan cannot be
seen now, as both she and her
mother must have absolute quiet for
a week.
America Is restocking the war
depleted Zoos of Europe. DR.. Horn
aday has just shipped a gift of 225
rare birds. more than 100 species,
TO the Regent Park Zoo in London.
A snort time ago, another large con-
signment of four-footed animals and
also birds was sent to the Antwerp
Zoo.
we are sending to the European
zoos all that we can spare from our
supply OF birds and animals" said
DR.: Hornaday. The United States
nelped Europe financially and has
ied her peoples, so we have done the
pest We could when our turn came
TO help put the overseas ZOOS back
upon their pre-war footing"
May BE Benefactor.
Ever since James B. Resan began
10 get out of the Knickerbocker Ho-
TEL the sale of its furnishings is
stili on - Broadway has been spec-
uiating upon his future. Years and
years ago. Mr.. Regan wore a white
apron In the bright light belt. but
a remarkable capacity for busine IS
ana shrewd Judgment of. his fellow
men soon lifted him into the affairs
Of dlrecfinu htrls -