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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
U. D. C. TO CONDUCT BOOTH
AT COMING STATE FAIR
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph VIII lie
Assisted by Well-I<no,Hn Rich
49, mnnd Mnfnnns.

Mrs. Norman V. Randolph Is chair
man of the booth which Richmond
Chapter. Daughters OF Confcderacy.
Will operate during the ten days Of
n State Fair for the sale OF soft
drinks. The booth is located directly
in front OF the administration build
Ing, and Mrs. Randolph requests all
Daughters of the C~onfcderacy. as
well as their friends. to call at the
booth during their visit to the Fair.
where q genuine old~-fashioncd Vir-
Rinia welcome will be accorded
them.
Thc proceeds will he devoted to re-
lief work among Confederate wo-
Mrs. John +. Bauer is chair
man for opening day, and the fol-
lowing women will serve consecu-
lively:
Mesdames d. Kemper Kellogg. c.
W. -Massie. b. A. Blenner. Toward j.
Suckols. B. J.. Taylor. Louie Mill
hiser. S. l.. Lindsay. Archer l.. Rich
ardson and w. II. Powell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
MANY FACULTY CHANGES
Pupils OF John Mnrsh.Ii High s.h,.,
Did Farewell to Many
Teachers,

n following changes have been
maze IN the faculty of John Marshaii
I,ish SCHOOL: Rcsisncd-Miss l.. /.
Dacon; ID. T.. Boyer. Miss NJ. S. Brady.
MISS ID; Brinkcr. Lieutenant Earl
Town. JB. Cloppct, Miss II. Gal.
iasher: Miss C.. NJ. Gay. Miss w. Gil
more Mrs. H.. II. Hibbs. W. NJ. Ph!pps.
:; ~; tresson. y. T.. 5. Robinson. w
IL. Silvey. Miss Sm!thcy. T. Il. wi.
SUI MISS a g.. Welsh.
Additions: English dcpartmcnt-
Mss r.: Love. Miss Emily H~oiiowav
M Hnss NJ: w; M%ontaEue. Miss G. j.
T.. v. LandeEcnd. Miss f.. y. Ilcdnum
!. "a. Steger. Miss Cecilie Parks. Miss
SWiae!te bryce; Latin department.
aep2rtmcnt Miss Anna Howard MISS
MeIle Holsapple. Miss OdcIl Lavcnder.
history department. Miss X. UeIn'
Iich; science department., Miss N
Leach, Miss a. Smith. NJ. NJ. Uiliia ri:
nookkeeping department., Miss J.: r.
Norton: military department, Frank
MISS Margaret Mohn has charr, or
the lunch room. 6c OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
REMOVE HOGAPOLAKIS,
lEPER, TO LOUISIANA
Greek Will End Days in Leprosnrium
Maintained by Federal ,.uN-
eminent.

ernmcnt.
Georgcas Hogapolakis. The Greek
lcper. who has been five years In
termed at the City Farm, will.be re-
moved by the Federal government TO
the leproSarium to be established in
Louisiana, IL he survives and is able to
travel when the proposed Federal
lazar house Is ready to receive pa
tients.
Director OF Public Welfare E. c..
Levy and DR.. c.. G. Hudson. medical
examiner of the City Health bureau,
who have just returned from the an
nua, convention Of the American
Health Association, held in San Fran
cisco, were SO informed by officers Of
the United States Public Health Serv-
ice. whom they met 1T the convention.
Funds for Enlargement of the colony
of lcpers in Louisiana provided by
Congress now are available. II Is eN-
pectcd the work will be begun shortly.
lepers from Maryland and other
states Will be moved TO the national
lazar house at the same time. DIR. Levy
was advised.
The Richmond delegates p~artiol-
patcd In the discussion OF several pa
pcrs dealing with health subjects.
"Bubonic plague was perhaps the
most important of these" said DR..
Levy. but we learned nothing new.
tended the bubonic plague conference
in Galveston, covered the entire scope
of the discussion in San Francisco"
DIR. Levy. who Is one Of the original
members OF the association. was
elected to the board of directors for
the coming year. DR.: W. S. Rankin.
of North Carolina. retiring president
of the association, was succeeded by
Dr.. NJ. l.. Ravenal. OF the University
Of Missouri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
BIGGER AND BETTER FAIR
AT CHESTER TOMORROW
Two-Dny Exhibition Will he Marked
by Many New fredericksburg
ncEInN Wednesdar

Secretary T: D.. Burfoot
the Chesterfield County Fair which
is TO be held at Chester tomorrow
and Thursday. have been completed.
Indications that the exhibition this
year viii be the largest and most in
!erestins ever held are seen by MT.
Judging OF the exhibits will begin
tomorrow noon. and poultry culIing
at 8 o'clock There will b. a tractor
demonstration each day OF the fair.
Community singing will be led by w.
:. Norman. Carlton kcene. magician.
VIII entertain several times daily.
school day will be observed Thurs
day. with an address by 4 State cdu-
Gator at II o'clock. Athletic compc-
lions Will take place at ] o'clock. fol-
lowed by a ball game between the
Chester and Roben's teams.
Chesterhcld women may register to
vote before Commissioners OF REEVE
istrars OF the various county pre-
cincts. will be in attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Hearing OF petition for in
rease e1presS rate for Inter-
state Express Company, State Cor
porntion Commission, Capito I
building, 10.
Finance Committee of Rich
mond-Sew York Steamship Com
pany, Business Mems Club, II.
Called meeting, Junior Holly
wood Memorial Association, MUIR
phys Hotel. Il.
Executive Committee, Richmond
hoy Scout Council. headquarters, 1.
Pnrent-Tcachers' Association OF
Ginter Park, Mt rchoolhouxe. Z.
weekly meeting Rotary Club,
Richmond Hotel. q.
Rally of Mothers Club OF Bin
ford Junior High school, s.
bishop william Cnbcil Brown, at
Holy Trinity Church, y.
Report OF delegates to confer
encc for coiorcd women at Tuscn-
looss, Ala, First Presbyterian
Church., \.
1tichmond Pearson Hoh.on. tnIk
on prohibition, city Auditorium, 4.
Council Committee on Public
BuIIdinEs, City Hall, &.
lttchmond Academy OF Medicine
and Surgery, auditorium of Cham
c of Commerce., $40.
Strnnd-"Nishtie Might" farce,
Academy-Keith vaudeville md
motion pictures, 1880, & and O:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Wise to Probe CIubn An,,,.

commonwealth Attorney George
wise said In Police Court yesterday
that he would make a thorough in
vestisation into the manner In which
the affairs OF the Richmond Athletic
and Social Club, a colorcd o~rcanfzao
non. are being conducted. The club
~ located at 70l North Second Street,
ana was raided Saturday night by
I,oiicemcn Marcy and Mathews. and
eleven alleged gamblers were taken
into custody.
In Police Court yesterday Wilbur
turner was fined 500 and costs and
OF conducting a gambling house at
that address. and the ten other play
ers caught were fined $40 and costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
STATE FAIR TO EXHIBIT
1000 HEAD OF CATTLE
Attention Is Called to Raised Ad.
misSions-Autos Also to Pay
90 Cents,

Between 900 and 1000 head Of cat
tie are now entered for the State
Fair. opening next Monday. This Is
more than twice the number ever
before exhibited. Entrants, both
from this State and outside. are
greatly increased over past years.
The value OF the herds that Will be
shown is also propo.tionately create
than In the past. and the grade Of
excellence in all classes is expected
10 surpass all known levels.
While the cattle show Is In the
ascendant. the horse show Is on the
wane and there are not a half dozen
entries this year. due to the
made by the statesmen of tractors in
Virginia, H. Is said. Horse lovers will
get their full measure OF satisfaction
from the racing program. Tho
stables arc already we'll populated by
Virginia horses and strings from the
East and North are making their ap-
rearance daily. James i. Ross, OF
Lexington, who will he racing score
tary, will arrive within the next day
or SO.
Admission Up This Year.
State Fair admissions this year
will be IS cents for adults and so
cents for children. n slight increase
c the past years, and an admis-
sion has been laid for the first time
on all automobiles coming within the
gates. This Is fifty cents. but mo-
florists are assured OF ample parking
space with no Inconvenience. Grand
stand admissions are IS and so cents.
Following the announcement tina
the directors this year would attempt
to eliminate much TO
crowds due to dust from the racing
tracks. another decision was reached
yesterday to curtail the number OF
concessionnairc4 who will be al
In the grand stand during
the races and the vaudeville and fire.
works hcws. Soft drinks. smoking
and hot dogs only will he
sold in the grandstand, although
OF many other articles have
sought permission to climb over the
knees OF the crowds with their
wares. Secretary Saunders yrster-
day turned away an enterprisinE
young man who wanted to sell fresh
crabs.
J. J. Fairbanks. publicity agent.
has completed his tour of every
county in the State, returning yes
terday from West Point and Will
Fort Myers polo team has &C
officers from Camp, Lee TO play a
lima Day N the opening of the
second week OF the fair. The two
teams will have more than ATTY horses
and ponies on the grounds and Will
mold "a stecplcchase In addition to tho
polo match. Prior to this enlisted
from Camp Lee Will stage an
army mule race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
IH0RNHILL CATCHES FISH
WEIGHING q LBS, II OUNCES
Z" beiieTed to BE Capture of Largest
Perch In Virginia

Capture OF what Is believed 20 be
me largest perch ever caught in vir-
Inornhill, State Dairy and Food Com.
missioner. who trapped one weiEn:nr
thrte pounds eleven ounces, Satur.
DAY In Jones lake. which was form
cry me water supply for Penniman.
Mili!ams and wife. Commissioner
ihornhtl and Miss Amer smith.
teacher at John Marshall Uirh
school. were in the party. Fifty-nine
pound. were caught. The bir c,tch -
Commissioners Thornhill was
pack to Richmond to prove the story
ana Is on display in the window Of a
inches long. e"'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
W,iu Escort J. o. o. p. ome-r..

Patriarch Militant Branch OF Odd
Fellows has accepted an invitation
to escort the grand master and other
grand oficers In the l. o. @. j.. grand
rally and parade Thursday. Ociober
q. At 8 O'clock. The four branches
OF the order will he represented by
Grand Master w. T.. Beverly; ]. p.
Goodrich. grand patriarch OF. The en-.
campment; Charles Pohlig. presiden,
Of the mil!tants. and Mrs. Emma
Funk, president of the Rebecca AZ
sperrb1y Of Virginia II Is though.
that all the ten Rebecca Assembly
3pdgeS. and delegates from Peters.
burg. Hopewell and Chester, will be
in.ILne. There is great rivalry among
the various lodges as to which Will
make the best showing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
GRocERS SUE SOFT DRINK
MAKER OVER SUGAR PRICE
Difference between June and Sep
tenhrr Quotations Is at stake.
81 60 Is Amount Sought.

~. f. Fowler, soft drink manufacture
err. is defendant In two suits filed In the
Law and Equity Court yesterday.
Blair & Co. demanding $500 dam
ages. and the >other. tho Stokes
Grymes Grocery Company, whose
claim is for s20.70n.
I'm the declaration filed by the for
nler concern, II Is alleged thai the
soft drink manufacturer purchased
II contract 10000 pounds OF sugar
at "a 1-2 cents June &c. this year.
1t was agreed that the delivery should
be in late September or early Oc-
tobcr. the declaration ~rccltcS. Then
sugar prices took a SLUMP. Fowler
refusing to accept the sugar at the
price named In the contract. When
the. New York market hit 10 cents,
the two wholesale grocery concerns
made n fna demand on Fowler, which
was not met. The seek TO recover
The difference between June and
September nuotatAlns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
P0LLUTiNG OF WATERS MUST
CEASE, DECLARESTHORNHlLL
Deposit of BiIEe Water and wante
Wreakh Havoc Among Fi.h and
Oysters In Chcsap~nke nav

pestruction OF fish and oysters In
Chesapeake Bay through the action
OF thoughtl"sS shippers pollu,!nE the
waters with btlEc waste and refuse
Y stop. A. B. Thornhili. State
dairy and Food Commissioner. stated
yesterday, announcing that an active
against such law violators
Hartment: ." '
Already several men are under ar.
rest along the seaboard for dumping
olise water INTO the bay and causing
great. destruction to FISH and ovsterS
me department has a force along thn
pay 70 detect further law Violations
Mt. ihornhill stated that he believes
me department now has enough evil
ready arrested. ''e al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
CAPITOL SQUARE SQUIRRELS
PLAY HAVOC WITH TREES
dig Up Young Walnut and Chestput
SapitnSH, SecesrItntinE Their Re-

Squirrels in Capitol Square have
killed fourteen young walnut and
CHESTNUT trees In the square within
state Dairy and Food Commissioner
n donor OF the trees. said yester-
Apparently bored by straight pea
nut olet; ~tur-coated residents Of the
square aug up the seed from which
Inc young trees were being nour;shcd.
me trees withered and died and are
being removed. "" "e
Commissioner Thornhiil stated yes
terday that he will give tho ST..
!ourteen young trees from his farm
TO replace those DESTROYED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
HEADS DAUGHTERS OF 1912
Mrs. Warner Moore, OF Richmond
ELECTED at Petersburg
CO%nYcnIion.

Mrs. Warner Moore. OF Richmond,
the United Daughters of 1872 AT the
tenth annual council OF the society
Yesterday in st. Joseph's Hall. Pc
,ersDurs. Other officers chosen were:
president; Miss Alice II. Sewcomb
Gr~tersburg reelected Mrs.
Charles lieinemann. Petersburg, au.
oiior. am Mrs. j.. G. Fisher. leeds
Wall meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O
O'Clock. a luncheon was rendered in
honor OF visiting delegates yester-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
NO SPECIAL DRIVE
ited CrnsH VIII Conduct ANNA,
Memher.hin Campaign No.

Local Red Cross officials have re-.
esived word from WASHINGTON that
from Newport News. where AN annn,i
conferencf$wa being held. denv!ng
that David H. Brown. associate man,
ager OF tht\ Potomac division. hal
stated a catnNaisn for $4,000 would
Gals are DESTROYS of informing the
pubic NAT the only drive this fall
Will be the annual membership drive
IN Nevemoer. when old memberships
be soirght wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Ting Day Nets st,4O4.

receipts from the tag dad which
vas held for the bencht OF Floyd
ran. an Institution for working
slris. by the Catholic Women's Club.
- announced yesterday by the as
snciatioh. were 3l,40i. The box in
charge or Miss Mamie Hughes. i'm
'front.' or h American National Bank.
coliected the most money. the total
,..r''us ocihg $50 Miss J. II. Shep-
arrangements 80 o"I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Mrs. Durham on Committee.

has been made a member OF tho Wiz,
gin!a hnance division OF the Demo
CRITIC National Committee servinE
WIN Frederic w Scott. chairman;
sohh stewart Bryan, vice-chairman.
and Thomas u. McAdams,
She will head the feminine money
raising activities. Mrs. Durham Is
also on the State Democratic Com
the registration Of women voters, on
which subject she will deliver a brief
AK tonight preceding the prohibi-
tion lecture in the City Auditorium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
L. W. M'LEAN CHOSEN
ittchhond Man Is Made P%resident OF
Senior CinHn mt Warrington
500 md Ire Intysr

.-.I<ochlan W. MacLean. OF Richmond.
d is a senior at Washington and
Lee University this session. has been
Mac1@ean has been a student AT Wash.
tngton n Lee for the pas, four
years. is a member OF various social
organizations on the campus and
ts.!quite popular among his fellow
students. Seven hundred men bav,
matriculated for the l9c0-2l session
the largest enrolment ever known "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Police Guard P4nnnci.I D1.,.

NY" tItFa Dolicc mon wrrc IN 5,,y
HH%ionIas In The Richmond financial
n,strict to &C, az a guard to banks
,%sm,,'on @ttt threatened in a recent
sherry. The guard was reduced Unso
LEarnu.aS' bu q strict watch is being
srp'i ~ night. however, I'VE mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
shooting Follow. Dom-xtic Trouble.

Mary Butler. aged fifteen, was shot
last night by her husband, Eddie
Butler. aged 20. at their home at
sos North Lodge Street. Both are
colorcd. II Is alleged that there was
some domestic trouble tho
couple and the wife was about Ia
remove her belongings from the
house when the shooting took place
She was removed to Virginia Hos
pital. where examination revealed
TWO bullet wounds in her left Shout.
der. IT Is feared that ore OF the
shots penetrated hcr lung. At Vir-
Einia Hospital II was said last night
that her condition is regarded as
serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
GAME COMMISSIONER
Colonel HilysoIy ON Executv. Cow
mittee Of International Fish
and Game nadr

+. Nash Bllysoly, State
commissioned of Game and Inl,nd
rasneries, was chosen as "A member
International Association FOR E;uh
and Game Conservation Commissioner
ers. at the annual meeting Of ~.
organization held in Ottawa, Can
NJ. ID. Hart. secretary Of tho State
Department of Game and Inland iSi"he
cries, received n letter yes,erdny
from Colonel Bilysoly telling Of his
ed back this week. '|l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
s.1inr, no,L

Savings Bank TO Cur yf.,o,
ny action OF tho board OF dircc,oSx
OF me Savings Bank of Richmond -
e,o,nena OF per cent on the capital
ocen declared. 1t Will be paya he
after October PN1"oiC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
shoot Crnp Aton S.h-,

Twelve youths were arrested Sun
school At EOS North Lombardv tSStirrcn,e
charged with gambling. Nine OF
mem were fined IS each in polio.
Gourt Yesterday. and the remaining
nestle Relations Court. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
Police Chief Rack ON job.

Chief OF Police Sherry returned "a
mis- duties yesterday, after n tcn-dav
vacation; Captain Mcmahon was act.
ing In his place. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

j. u. Hockaday, general manager
or the American hallway express
Company. was in Richmond last night
concerning with officials OF the COM
pany here and also to attend a hear
ms before the State Corporation
Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28

commissioner G. A. McIiush, OF the
Industrial Commission of Vjrrns ~
turned yesterday from an extensive
ZIP throughout the Southwest. where
ne mas cleared up the docket for the
CoihmisSion In that district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28

revival services were opened last
night at s o'clock unedr a tent 10.
Gated on First Street. foot of Spring
street. oregon Hin, conducted by e
NJ. Gootcc and Christian workers from
the West End Mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28

- H. iiockauay, general manager
Of the American Hallway EXPRESS
company, was In Richmond last night
comforting with officials OF the com
pany here and also to attend a hear
ins before the State Corporation
revival services were opened last
night at s o'clock unedr a tent To-
SaIed on First Street. foot of Spring
NJ. Gootce and Christian workers from
the West End Mission.
CommiSsioner G. A. McrIush. OF the
turned yesterday from an Extensive
"Trip throughout the Southwest. whers
ne mas cleared up the docket for the
commission In that district.
Trial OF the suit OF Charles S. Ham
I'm against the Kastelberr Jcweirv
terminated in the Law and
sq x.rS,c Gonrt yesdcrday afternoon in
defense moved to set aside Tho W
dict and Judge Crump agreed 10 hear
the motion later in NE
Council Committee on p,h,,c
buildings will meet tonight at &
O'CLOCK. Routine business will cn-
Sabe inc attention OF the members.
me Ordinance Committee will meet
n Itsuiaa monthly session Thursday
night at 8.
Ned Shields, colored. was seriously
n.luIcu iaSt night when he was
Struck by 4 Laurel Street trolley car
re was taken To Memorial Hospital.
where ne Is suffering from Injuries
"pout inc head and shoulders. Ills
CONDITION Is regarded as serjous it
"As said at the hospital last night.
J. II. R~idgeway. for the mast Nv.
EARS Il Of the Richmond no
nee iorcc. has rendered his r~csIrna-
non 10 chief Of Police sherry. n
mas been accepted. Ridgcw.y' who
~ one OF the best known men on the
!orce' was attached 10 the First Dis-
tIict LOT many years. but was re-.
Gently transferred to the Second ~.
INTENDS 10 resume his trade AS 2 car.
pcntcr. ear-
Percy Hughes, alias "Rlucs,.c, e.
coiored. who has been sought nv ,hs
ponce on q warrant charging hin
win tc%ionious assault on John liar.
rs. also col"rcr. gave himself IN a.
second Police Station yestcrdav f.
Is alleged that ne assaulted Iiarri,
with a brick. '
The. Richmond Rotary Club vii
ho!d us weekly meeting tonight q
. o'clock at the Richmond Uote,
~Spcakers who were on the r
iast week Will speak at the mcctin,
ron.Int. as the program OF last week
meeting was postponed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-28

The. Richmond Rotary Club will,
noid IT'S weekly meeting tonight AZ
. o'clock At the Richmond Hotel
SpsaKers who were on the program
iast week Will speak at the mcctinr
tonight as the program of last week..
meeting was POSTPONED.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-06-11
Earnest Work BRINGS Success.

No class of men have a monopoly OF
opportunity. History Is filed with rec.
ords of the poor mans progress. AS The
race is not always to the swift, so is
success not always to the naturally
talented. It's the man who trains the
talents he has who rises above his TEL
lows. How often have we seen the man
whom the neighbors all looked upon as
a genius flash Into temporary prom
inence soon TO give place to the ordi-
nary but tireless worker who substi-
tuted ceaseless effort and constant
pains for special gifts. The fact Is
men of exceptional talents often lean
upon them and cease to make real ef-
forts TO improve. You will find them In
middle life where they were in youth.
Often they are disappointed mad
grouchy creatures crIticIzing the ef-
forts of others who attempt on meager
talents to do what they ought to have
done. They have made no progress IN
developing their own personality.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-06-11
JOY in WINNING SUCCESS.

The training of personality is often
a matter Of compulslon. Men shun
loads and dodge responsibilities when
ever they can. They covet ease and
wealth and try taking the shortest
road TO 1t. That may land them there
and It may not. Usually men have to
rise through struggle. That has g
way of making men turn to themselves
for what they get. Others are busy
with the same Job and they can't give
help to anyone. AS men learn to do
they develop power to do and event
ually the love Of doing takes possess
sion Of them. It's not Just a matter
of poetry, but it's according to fact.
There's no joy like that OF conscious
success and 1t grows with what Ii
done.