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The Washington herald., 1920-09-13
Independency in New England.

generations New England has been growing
and politics. theology, education,
social reform and trade methods have been
they used be- Initiative protecting sectional has been
difficult Heerogney of population has made direct
behalf of difficult Anmosiies between
religions The have
OF lesser caber In sections land has taken the
form of feuda Engand countryside with the odashoned
manry steadily dwindng
On increasingly
sconary and few Of the larger measures of Federal legislation
Ubanzaon OF life with accelerated speed creating
putting the population and the
in Eastern Massachusetts, Southern Connecticut
This broadly defined way, being the affairs it
encouraging the field politics
Of revolt against the OF political machines that
been steadily Both the Democratic candidate
and Republican candidate lieutenant
"machns" also the Republican
ddate Connecticut They years,
progressive" attitude and do compacent stand
psttsm"
With evident closing OF the active w Murray
and the that Lodge will be seriously challenged
If he for the Massachusetts, Repubanism
undoubtedly is entering when will have
Mccall adviser
but his days appeal the electorate Representative
Fulers of the primary the lieutenant
ernorshp puts him forward who must be
eckoned with; and he the budget
REFORM for substitution OF trained places held
by political appointees. He "modn" and the
around whom the the gather
Lake, he chosen governor OF Connecticut will
Of nnovaor Fuller will be if his
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The American Legion and Politics.

formed Included
might be called "ednying ordinance" organic
decided for and for prudential politics
and neutral officially and formally dividing
constituency and the public
In States today there marked disposition
modify this provision and have formally
national Those best interests
Of the legion and OF the will
the legion would DRIFT
into politics has kept the Formal
cion that the organization
further ends intmdatc political
the policy that dWye will many
members the legion desert
Our political complex and actonal
enough without nterecton of another with loyalty
than the large The lawmake
hour, bueted about by contendng population
that often makes him only the puppe crowd
that he fears because controlling
includes who fought tyranny
They need look lest they
home Their highest legion
OF past vao and join the cohorts of politicians.
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BY RAYMOND G. CARROLL.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE little
acorn from which great American
hotel oaks grow is a bellhop and
not head waiter as is popularity
supposed. In Europe most OF the
big hotel men start as walters. Here
1t is different In the rotunda OF
the Pennsylvania Hotel this after
noon was encountered the Rev H. G.
Stoetzer, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church of Fairmont. w.
Va, who began as a bellhop himself
in the famous old Mcclure Hotel of
Wheeling in West Virginia. He said:
Il went to the Mcclure House as a
carrier of ice water and deliverer of
hand baggage in 1879. l remained
there for four years 1 distinctly
recall Ellsworth-that is what we
used to call E. NJ. Statler, proprietor
and the new manager of this very
MOTEL He was close observer in
those early days, very energetic and
anxious always to please the guests.
everybody was accustomed to ask
for Ellsworth as he knew the town.
Afterward he became check boy, and
later night clerk"
This is tabloid of the start OF a
man VINO now owns and operates
hotels in Buffalo. Cleveland. St.
Louis, Detroit and operates the larE-
est hotel in New York
The Nerve OF Lew Cody.
Lew Cody, the male vamp of the
screens. who receives on an average
of from twenty to $50 letters week.
" from female admirers, announced
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Naval Orders

Comdr. Louis F. Thibault-Det. command
EI-German Battleship Franfurt; to Nava
Operations. Navy Dept, Washington, d. c.
reporting September l. 1920.
Lieut.. Stanton n. wOoster-Det. Nsys'
Aviation Training Detachment. Csrlstron
Field. Arcadia. Fla; to duty involving Actua
flying 10 aircraft Atlantic Fit. Ship Plane
Div. Mitchell Field. Aineola, L. l.. n. Y.
Ens. Milton T. AndeTson-D~f L. s S
Hunting ton; to Destroyer hotlIls Three At
lRutic Fleet.
1t Charles r. Cecil-Det. L. S. s. Bal
lard to L. $: :. Rochester.
1t. ljgD John Cusick-Det. L. :. s. Ost
friesland: to PhiIa. Pa. duty Destruyert il
Reserve ssed on PhilEdelphiS.
1t. Ug1 Percy A. Decker-Det. Nsvsl
Training Station Great Lakes. Ill: TO DE
stroyer FlOtilla Three Atlantic Fleet.
Mach. Henry Fitzsimmot s-Det. L. S. s
Hunting ton: TO Z. s. s. Columbia
1t Comdr. John II Gunnen (suppI,
Corpsl-Det. Navy Yard. PhtIadelphiz H.
- Naval Operations Navy Dept. Wasting
to-. u. G.. conn. cOmpilstio Of history Of
Navy Aviation during war. reporting g-s-.B
Comdr. Clarencs y. HinkSmp-Det. OfIc,
Gunncry Exercises and Engineering Per
formsnces Navy Dept, Washington. d. C.
9-l5-2O; to U. S. S. Mississippi as Nsvi
gator.
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CAMPAIGNING.

When presidential candidates begin
campaigning through the states
they
knock each other, rake and roast
scatter noise from coast to coast.
Says C8rding. 1--WE no use for HoX;
he's useless as the chicken poX. As
president he'd be a fake and every
thing
would be at stake"
Says Hox, This Carding is a joke
His brain is built of weathered oak
II he We're president. / wot. our
nation sure would go to pot.
Such are the stumpinE arguments OF
non-elected presidents. They hand
each
other roasts and knocks with oral
bricks
and verbal rocks.
n. A. LUFBURROW.
lc..,rishi. 1870. hy The Mcclure Syndicate.
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Yankee Bellhop, European Waiter
Little Acorns That Grow to Hotel
Oaks New York Scribe Observes

today in Longacre Square that he
was going to wear his straw hat
until October 20. He has persuaded
a large number of the Lambs and
the Friars to stick with him in the
six weeks extension of the straw hat
season.
Hear that the idea originated in
Baltimore" he said. IF every male
in the United States joins in this
novel drive for more wear out of
the old straw hat it is estimated
that the saving will be $500, 900"
Hetty Green "Princess Of whales"
A purser on a United Fruit Com
papy ship came into port today with
a tale of having seen a school of
eighty baby whales 200 miles south
of the Ambrose Lightship. When
the Incident was related to Col. Ed
ward II. r. Green, son of the late
Hetty Green. he said:
Those whales can thank John d.
Rockefeller for their freedom of the
seas"
Asked to elucidate. he went on:
My grandfather, Edward Rowland
Robinson, of New Bedford, Mass. in
the days gone by, was known as the
sperm oil king. Mother used to tell
OF having been introduced at Sara
toga as the Princess of Whales to
the late Edward ", who at the time
Of his visit to America was the
Prince Of Wales. Robinson char
tered and sent out hundreds of sail
ing craft to scour the North Allan
tir fer sperm oil from which to
make candles. Kerosene finished
ca ndles. Our family has but a sim
gle, candle factory left running. The
lamp succeeded the candle"
Copyright. 1870. By Public Ledger Col
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THE THE BIBLE
Translated out of the original
tongues and from the edition
Known as Our Mothers Bible"
THE BOOK OF JOSHUA.
CONTINUED FROM YEsTERpA,

CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY.
Is And ye, in any wise keep
yourselves from the accursed thing,
lest ye make yourselves sccursed,
when ye take of the accursed thing,
and make the camp of Israel a
curse, and trouble it.
10. But all the silver and gold,
and vessels of brass and iron. are
ConseCrated unto the Lord: they
shall come into the treasury of the
Lord.
20 SO the people shouted when
the priests blew with the trumpets:
and it came to pass, when the peo-
pie heard the sound of the trumpet,
and the people shouted with a great
shout, that the wall fell down fat.
so that the people went up into the
city. every man straight before him.
and they took the city.
81 And they utterly destroyed all
that was in the city, both man and
woman, young and old, and OK, and
sheep. and ass, with the edge of
the sword.
% But Joshua had said unto the
two men that had spied out the
country. Go into the harlot's house,
and bring out thence the woman,
and all that she hath. as ye sware
unto her.
20 And the young men that were
spies went in, and brought out Ra-
hab. and her father and her mother,
and her brethren, and all that she
had: and they brought out all her
kindred, and left them without the
camp of Israel.
"a. And they burnt the city with
fire, and all that was therein: only
the silver. and the gold, and the
vessels of brass and of iron, they
put into the treasury of the house
of the Lord.
25 And Joshua saved Rahab the
harlot alive, and her fathers
household, and all that She had /;
and she dwelleth in Israel even un-
to this day; because she hid the
messengers. which Joshua sent to
spy out Jericho.
26 7 And Joshua adjured them
at that time, saying, Cursed be the
man before the Lord, that riseth up
and buildeth this city Jericho: he
shall lay the foundation thereof in
his firstborn, and in his youngest
son shall he set up the gates of 1t.
81 So the Lord was with Joshua;
and his fame was noised through
out all the country.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Births Reported.

Earl l.. and Grace Seal. girl.
Vito and Mary PisCiotta. boy.
Ernest F. and Margaret Moran. girl.
George h and Jessie J. Walks. boy.
John J. and Katie r. Carmody. girl.
Anderson c. and Bertha A Thrift boy
Carl G. and Kathleen \. IAyne. boy.
William ". and Mary A. kimbsll. girl
Uyaman J. and Mary Cohen, boy.
Oliver f. and Maurice +. CouDd. boy.
Albert X and Florence solomon. boy.
BENJAMIN l. and Hazel Burke. boy
Jane =. and Gladys {. Haynes. boy.
William y and Agnes Haines. boy.
Herbert and Estella Fox. girl.
Daniel r and Annie {. Wilson. girl.
AnGrew r. and Annie Taylor. boy.
Ned and Lsviena Manuel, boy.
Wesley aud Edith Craig. girl.
Alfred x and Laura Savoy. boy.
James r and Alice A. Davis. boy.
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present capacity as Director Of the
once OF Naval Intelligence, are en-
tertaining in his honor this week.
The admiral will be accompanied
to London. as his chief assistant. by
Commander II. l.. Pence. L. s y.
Commander Pence was chief gun
merry officer of the battleship Texas
in the American division attached
to the British Grand Fleet during
the war Later, under Admiral Nib
lack. he was port officer at Trieste.
Writes Book on Dreams.
In these days when so many
American politicians of high and
low degree are wondering il dreams
come true. interest attaches to a
forthcoming book on dreams by the
French savant and biologist, NJ.
Yves Delage NJ. Delage does not
admit the prophetic possibility of
dreams. but affirms they can have
"a moral and utilitarian value" He
declares that one does not dream. as
a rule. of subjects which one has
exhausted by meditation while
awake.
In support OF that theory, NJ De
lage says he was deeply shock ed
by the death of his father, to whom
he was passionatcly attached, but
that he has never once dreamed
about him.
Britain Disputes L. s. Honor.
The British press takes issue with
Josephus Daniels regarding a re-
cent achievement by the United
States naval wireless station la
fayette." near Bordeaux. The Sec
Of
having received a message from the
station. stated in reply that it was
the first wireless message to be
heard around the world"
1t is pointed out that nearly two
years ago, on September %. 1918,
William NJ. Hughes, prime minister
of Australia, sent a wireless greet
ing through the Marconi stations in
England to sydney, a distance OF
$4,000 miles.
F w. w.
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Notes BY a Washington Observer
Rebirth of Mexican Prosperity Predicted.
Maryland Weakens on Firm Anti
Suffrage Stand-Admiral Niblack
Guest at Many Fetes.

President de la Huerta of Mex
leo has been in conflict with the
United States before. When We en-
tered the war. in 1917. he was Mex
lean COnsul-general in New York,
1t became his duty, in that capacity,
to protest against the inclusion OF
Mexican citizens in the draft.
Eventually other Central and South
American States protested on be-
half of their nationals.
AS the King of Spain finally en-
tered exemption claims in favor of
certain of his Spanish subjects
caught in the draft dragnet. a
special court to deal, in Spanish.
with some 1000 persons was set
up at New York. with Harry W.
Catlin, a New York lawyer at home
in the language, as special Judge.
Catlin and De la Huerta are old
friends from Mexican days and the
New Yorker predicts a re-birth of
Mexican prosperity under the newly
elected executive.
Maryland Weakcns on Suffrage.
Maryland. which has been incor-
rightly anti-suffragist, gives some
signs of regeneration. To date she
is the one State that has stubbOrnly
declined to nominate a woman for
membership in the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
Last week Maryland Democrats
went the length of nominating a
woman for the State Central Com
mittee-Mrs. Briscoe, of Hagers-
town, daughter of former Gov.
Hamilton-and there is now a pros
pect that they will reconcile them
selves to placing a woman on the
national party body. as well.
Many Fetes for Niblack.
Many farewell attentions are be-
ing shown to Rear Admiral A p.
Niblack, L. s. N, and Mrs. Niblack,
who are sailing for England in a
few days, where the Admiral will
serve as our naval attache. The
foreign naval attaches in Washing
ton, who deal with Niblack in his
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Deaths Reported.

Emile Behrens. 50 yesrs. S2I 9Th o. NJ.
Walter Howard, s. Tuberculosis Hosut.
Maude W. King. -, Imperial ants. lsrh
st. and Coumbis road
Albert v. Grimes. .. Walter Reed HosDf
Infant Of Norris and Lucy Ncrb0r. Sihlcy
Hospital
Philip A. Simmons, p. ll1e c st -
Cordelia JacEsoL, 81 Freednen's Hospt.
Jacob r. Askins, go. 1867 St nv
Robert Allen. a. tuberculosis Hospt.
Lillian Harris &c, lis 10th St -
Dorsbells Doughirty, l6 NOS, ChIIdr-,'t
Hospital
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A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
THE TRUANT DAYS.

September may be part of fall.
But. as / study Ger her ways.
II seems to me that after all
She's but group of truant days
That ran away from summertide,
And now are stealing softly back
Before the blasts of winter ride
From out their Arctic track.
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Browsing Round in
Politics
BY LABERT ST. CLAIR.

Mitch Palmer. described by his
press agents in the late -conven-
ton campaign. as the fighting
Quaker is back on the job Attor-
ney Generalling to beat all get out.
The other day Palmer called in
all of his aides and said that he de-
sired to discuss the question OF
furnishing protection to Presiden-
tIal candidates.
What I want to know, he said,
is whether it is customary for this
office to send out bodyguards with
candidates. Also. Id like TO know
If anything is being done to protect
any of these men"
We'll" replied one Of the old
timers in the department. 1T isn't
exactly customary for US to protect
the candidates. Some other depart.
ment takes care OF that. / might
add, however. that We are protecting
one of them in the best manner we
know now, and VIC feel reasonably
certain that he is safe
Who is that Palmer asked.
Eugene V. Debs.' the assistant
replied.
n spite of the fact that Dave
Francis has been Ambassadorinp
around in Russia for A long time
now, when he showed up at the
White House. recently. he had not
changed a bit either in dress or
friendly manner. He wore a gray
suit OF ST. Louis cut and lounged
around in it on the White House
settees as IL II had not been pressed
week or so previously.
Just as Francis was leaving the
White House a party Of siEhtseers
came by. and a hawkcr, spying the
Ambassador. said:
There goes the Russian Am
bassador."
Huh calculated a wise bird
dressed IN coat that was split way
Honder up the tail, that hawker
can't fool me. Them Roosians dress
In lambs wool caps and wear boots
and knives. I've seen too many Of
en- in shows TO he fooled. I'll say"
Almost every day someone with
an axe to grind appears at the
White House with a nice tailor
made letter all ready for President
wilson to sign. II he signs il at
all 1t is only after he has gone over
the first draft very carefully and
revised it according to his own
views of the proper wording of the
missive.
Several years ago, when the Pres
ident was governor of New Jersey.
a sprightly young man who was IN
terested in a national waterways
project called on him and sprung
the eVer-present letter Of indorse-
ment for the governor to sign. The
governor took the letter. read II
very carefully and then said
81 think the project you are In
terested in is a very worthy one,
and will sign a letter for you.
shall not sign this one. however.
until l have revised it somewhat"
Then. smiling, he added:
Il will wear ready-made clothes.
but I won't sign ready-made let
ters."
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AsAatflr - lNNehlr o..
RelntiVa humidity-S an. -: Pm, .. =
pm. -.
Rainfall rs pm. TO s PM O.
Hours Of sUushine g.6
Per cent Of possible SUNSHINE. g.
Departures from Normal
Accumulated dehcisnrv Of rrurs-sr---.
siI % lguuHrg T. lu-u 8I8
Deficiency Of temperature since Ssrtsnbsr
!. Iu-u -
Ay-u uUiHred d-lriou,r ~ r-rr.p..s-tr-
since January L. Ig-I -
LI"ess "f precipitation su7r Sarrru 1-sr
!. 1890 %
Temperature same date lar. .ear-H "a
est, -. lowest -
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The Weather
TOrsoIItI for Today and Tomorror.

Forecasts for Today and Tomorrov.
District Of Columbia and Mar lund-FaI-
and slightly cooler today. tomorrow fair.
moderate 20 fresh westerly winds.
NirIinlH-Ge1crully fair today and tomor
row: no chanEe in temPerBturr, moderate
westerly winds
Forecast Of TlyinF weather.
Zone No. ! North Atlantic Statesl-load
nyiRg weather today. partly cloudy 80:
fresh westerly winds surface and sIoft
Zone No. Middle Atlantic State T-iTond
ayinE wea th"r today: clear sky. fresh west
CTly winds surface s7d sI0ft
The Washington herald., 1920-09-13
Liberty of Speech in Hayti

Secretary Daniels has been
by the naval authorities Haitian
arbitrary virtual rulers OF the
island namely the officers of the Marines nays rep
resentaive.
In the first place, principle the whole problem
involved by Hay and the behaving
needs to be faced The charges tyranny financial
exploitation in behalf of American explicit
to be ignored
Secondly all that has been done has been too much in the
dark and enough in the light There
ship only lately coming to light now that
they had been known would have stirred
Again as matter OF diplomacy, the only
administration to let searching investigation
be made Our alleged causing
great the Negroes this country
day Moreover the record having an un
fortunate effect the peoples Central and
South America and from these that direct ap
Peals relative to the of the Hayan
We went Hayt and Domingo, nominaly as big
Brother fine ideal practcng we preached
Secretary Daniels evidently by the gadRy of
tyranny when given police work unfortunately we
fear there forces operating that quite ad
tons OF honor They want theit pound OF flesh
The addressed to Thomas Jefferson
of State makes wonder commission clearing
the affairs of that celebrated Generations of de
serving politicians have been kept government pavo
for less important Boy! Page the Thomas Jefferson qu
daton commission!
cheering the report that the American Land
Service of New York has persons work on farms
and that there applications Jobs at present III
looks though that bumper apple State will
be picked after all
That girl indianapolis who wanted to be al
sailor, stenogaPher farmer hostler promised homecoming
spanking by her millionaire father Old style for new
tangled disease.
News headlines Women Key to Maine Result Is
father locked out or locked ins
The Washington herald., 1920-09-13

There is cheering the American Land
Service of New York has Isoo persons work on farms
and that there applications jobs present II
looks though that bumper crop York State will
be picked after ALL
The Washington herald., 1920-09-13
Events of Today

National Federation of womens
Clubs, meeting Of general board, La
fayette Hotel. 10 o'clock National
convention opens at the Lafayette
tomorrow.
Golden Jubilee, Gonzaea College
Reception by Twentieth Century
Club, Lafayette Hotel. sac p m
Jewish New Year.
Congress Heights Citizens Asso-
citation. p. m.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars TWEEN
ty-frst annual encampment opens
today, headquarters In New VII
ard: business sessions in Central
High School Stadium
Pageant In Line of Duty" V. p
W, in Sylvan Theater. p. m.
Piney Branch Citizens Assocls-
tion, Iowa Avenue NJ. E Church. 9
p. m
Aid Association Of the Blind.
meeting, $3.50 R street northwest
$3.50 D. m.
Public lecture by Harriette Gum
Robertson, Y W. c. A. assembly
hall, 8 p. m.
Annual meeting, State Council.
Daughters Of America. 3l6 Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue southeast, 8 .. m.
Howard Park Citizens AssocIa-,
ton. Church Of Our Redeemer. SD. m.
w. c. 7. U. tea 10 Federation OF
Momen's Clubs, Lafayette Hotel.
$50 p. m.
st. Cecilia Academy classes re-
open today.
Conference by Bloomingdsle
( Church Bible students and teacher
hhode island Avenue NJ i. Church.
p. m.
Amusemepts-
Martinique
Polfs-"Up in MsbeTs Room
National-"Jim. Jam. Jems"
Garrick-Richard Bennett in For
the Defense
b. F. Keith's-VaudeviIIe-
| strand-Naudeville and films.
Gayety-Harry Hastings Big
Show"
FoIly-"'The Social FoIIies-
Loew's Palsce-EIsie Ferguson in
Lady Roses Daughter"
Moore's RisIto-Constance Tai
madge in The Perfect Woman"
Crsndalrs Metropolitan Ton
Moore in stop. Thief
Loew's Columbis-"Humore
Crsndslis Knickerbocker - Tom
Moore in Stop, Thief"
Crandalrs - Married in Name
Only"
/ Glen Echo-Resort facilities.
Steamer Misunderstanding sNcur-
sions to Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall - Resort smuse-
ments.
Chesapeake Beach - Resort at
fractions
/ Colonial Beach - ''WashinEtOn's
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase-DsncinE
The Washington herald., 1920-09-13

That runaway girl from Indianapolis who to be a
sailor senogaphe promised homecoming
spanking by her millionaire style treatment for new
tangled disease.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-13

News headlines Women Hold Key Result" Is
father locked locked ins
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10
NATIONAL MEETING
OF TOBACCO GROW
ERS IS CALLED
John W. Newman, Of Burley Tobacco
Growers Association Calls Con.
ference Of All the Or.
ganizatiOns.

Representatives of tobacco growers
organizations in the United States Will
meet in Washington December to
discuss protective legislation for the
growers, and confer with members OF
congress, the Federal Trade Commits
sion and Secretary Of Agriculture
Meredith. The meeting was called
Monday by John w. Newman, Of YER
sailles, chairman of the temporary Of
ficers of the Burley Tobacco Growers
Association, and invitations were sent
to growers organizations in all tobac-
co states.
The Burley organization was invited
to send committee of officers to the
joint meeting of the Virginia and
North Carolina growers organiza-
tons melting, which will be held In
Raleigh, N. c., Wednesday, but the in
vitation was declined by Chairman
Newman, and the two associations in
vited to send delegates to the Wash
ington melting.
John H. Warren, of Danville, Va,
head of The Virginia growers, has in
vited Mr.. Newman to confer with him
relative to tobacco problems. The two
chiefs probably will meet in Washing
ton.
The meeting on December 10 will be
the first attempt to bring together in a
national conference the growers of to-
bacco, in the production Of which the
United States leads the world.
All of the associations are Of recent
origin, having been formed this sum-
mer when prices declined below the
cost of production and tobacco grow
ers found themselves facing what they
believe crisis.