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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Hone Brew Very
Dangerous, Says
DIR. Harvey Wiley

wAsIIISuTON, May re-
Beer was not recognized aa "A
medicine by the medical profes-
sion In three or four decades,
Dr Harvey W. Wiley told the
house Judiciary committee today
AZ hearings on the Nolstead bill
10 prevent the sale OF beer 10
the slct.
There are no medical prop
critics IN beer, whatever may be
said OF u as "A beverage DE.
Wiley declared The man who
drinks too much beer u apt 10
develop obesity. and Obesity is
recognized as a disease. II y
better to be under normal
weight than over"
How about home brew" Or.
Wiley was asked.
ITS the poorest brew aud the
most dangerous In the world
he replied. "if you are going 10
have beer, q ought TO be made
scientifically.
Urging the committee 20
amend the law 20 II would APP
ply 70 Hawaii, tho Philippines
ana the Virgin Islands. Former
Representative Randall. prohibi-
ZIONIST. California. called atten-
tlon to ruling by the depart
inent uf Justice that the Nolstead
act did not apply In the fhilip-
Manila is them ost wide open
and faost notorious city IN the
world because Of liquor" Mr..
Randall declared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
VI your nAAANAN .
Aids Humanity.
How Much Does II
Cost to Produce a
Bushel of Wheat? u?

FARGO. n. d.. May Follow
much does II cost TO produce a bushci
OF spring whcatf Nearly 900 farm
ers throughout North Dakota have
taken Co keepins books TO answer
this question.
The farmer should know what hts
products c0rt him and shoulG make
his prices accordingly" says n. y.
Fuller. secretary Of the North Dako-
IA farm federation. Then there
would be fewer farmers who fail"
with costs determined and with
the rational Saies agency established.
prices fair To both producer and con
sumcr eau be put into practice, he
believes
The present campaign 70 establish
wheat production costs Il being di-
rccted by the federation and By the
state agricultural college. In zach OF
the 30 counties IN North Dakota
which have county farm agents, from
8 20 10 (and In some cases more)
farmers are noting the cost Of all la
Dor aud material and all overhead
expense OF producing wheat These
figures viii be turned over to tho
agents ana assembled At the college
here.
portance OF correctly estimating over
a horse. for example. must be
fed an winter 10 have him on hand
during the seeding and harvest
time" ho explained. II you want
10 hire a team al that time Of tho
year you cannot DO A. Yet many
farmers figure the cost of their
teams on basis OF team hire durine
the dull season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
MARTIAL LAW
PROCLAIMED IN
MINGOM|NEW WAR
Governor Acts to End
Strife; All Miners to
Strike

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May go
Governor Morgan today issued a
proclamation declaring martial law
in Mingo county. the scene of indus
trial strife for more than a year.
What has been termed a lockout
strike" has been in progress In the
coal mines Of the Mingo field Tor
almost year. and. according 10 the
governors proclamation "a state Of
war, insurrcction aud riot is and has
been for some time In existence"
Soon after the governors procla
nation appeared, Chas. F Keeuey,
president Of district ~ United Mine
Workers Of America. In signed
statement called upon all non-union
miners IN the Mingo field 20 strike
and promised them union benefits
while they were idle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Ohio Girls Eat
Thyroid Tablets
And Grow Tall

COLUMBUS. O.. May H.
Science has fed ten inches 20 the
hclehth Of a 10 year old Ohio rlrl
In the last ak months Her
year old sister has eaten almost
a. much height.
That which adds inches 20 a
persons aizo is tablets u thyroid
glands OF cattle and lambs
The two children grown W
science are the daughters % Mrs.
A. ". EspensChied of New phlln-
delphia. according 90 Ijr. n. II.
Goddard of the state bureau Of
Juvenile research. which has su-
pervisrd the phenomenal develop
meut.
Physically tho two girls were
the nize OF rs month old babies
and neither could walk or talk
when brought 10 the attention ~
the bureau last November.
After twcnty-scVcn days OF
thyroid gland feeding the oldest
child has grown three Inches. and
today has Erown 4 total u ten
Inches" Dr. Goddard said. THE
other has advanced almost as
rapidly"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Must Have Doctors
Certificate Before You
Can Wed in Wyoming

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. May 20.-The
law requiring every man who taxes
out marriage license In Wyoming
TO first have "a doctors certificate ~
90 his physical condition. became cf-
cctiyo In this state today. The law
was passed by the last legislature
The hill. sponsored by the state
board of health. In conformity with
the nation wide campaign BY the
United States public health service.
provides spccificali that any county
clerk before issuing "A marriage lic-
ense, must demand a certificate from
the male applicant, signed by duly
licensed physician and dated not
more than ten days prior TO date II
application FOR marriage ltccnae. ccr-
flying that said male applicant Ia
free from vcncrrul diseases in COM
municnbio form.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

IN day long toe Humpty Dumpiy
sings bat ono tune. d runs like
this.
"Rots aud spots. rots and spots. on.
the rots and spots'"
spot ou nn egg makes 10 bad.
white rot makes it odorifcrous
Tn, Loyal order of Egg Inspector
have e truternll pin upon which b.
embossed in gold the figure OF "a
struttiug hon, and underneath the
woi ds. The Mother Of our Indus.
o..
Al rgg inspectors. according 90
Blaiman urr cheerful despite their
continual confinement In the gloom
but because of tn" damp places in
which tines must work most of them
have rheumatism.
Some crE INSPECTORS are ~ dept
thnt iV merely Chnking four on five
hen fruit together thrV can tell al
most tn tho day now old AN egg is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Novel Scheme to
Evade Blue Law Ban
On Sunday Baseball

UENpNOup s. H.. May 90 a
novel busIurHI organization wus form-
ed hpf, !uat night Co provide SUNDAY
baseball amus Co fans Of the Black
hills lu 'Umpiiancc With tlc sunday
blue Jaws
lu CO. recent decision. tho supreme
court aHld fuut where an admi,Hiou
Zee Ia charged. sunday baseball iu
South Dakota. wur illegal AZ tho
merHus ltH nlrht % was dpDlArd TO
form H stock company, thr stock
holder. 200 ho admitted tree 60 Hll base
ball g.mcs played here.
a legal opinion was that thir plan
var bon accord With tho blue laws.
and at the aWD time, the Organization
can H. financed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
LONDON PI,IS~ pRNISES
NMRASS ADDtl'~ AunItI -

LONDON. MAY 20. N,vrpuprrH of
this rity feature this morning tho adj
dress undc last uiEht by George iiar-
vcy the United states ambassador Go
Great Britain ut u dinner given bN
the Pilgrims announcement wus
made n M llHry'' that hc had
boon directed Ny the unt" department
u Washington tu represent America
az che proposed mrr'ug of the su-
urpmp council at whirh tlir Silrsinp
question is Goo ho considered. and hs
declared that ihr United states under
mo- ppssibl, circumstances could hr led
into participation Boo Che league OF ma
tiuns
only two or three Now apapcrs com-
mcutod rditoruil' upon tho ambassn. D..
doris speech apparently because of
the tate hour ut which Ar Harvey
spoke These Journals cordially well
coined the ambassador expressions
of friendship and hsl fTtukurss. and
commended hi= address boa general
M lnrNcN's plain words on the
league we're revelation aud his
plea for tho closest cooperation be-
tween the two great English speak
Inc countries was Impressive
The pritifh prcmicr rather disuu.
pointed those who hoped Ton more
OF International riniu speaking fie
described the plight of Europe. en-
meshed in ancient feuds, aud gave
warm welcome 20 the new co-opora-
tiun ui America in world Affairs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Herald to Announce
Result Of Election
By Whistle Blasts

The Evening Herald will an.
nounce the result Of the recall
election this evening.
As soon as the count Of the bal
lots shows which side has won,
the result will be announced by a
whistle at the city water works
plant.
Two long blasts will mean that
the city commission has been sus-
tanned.
-Four long blasts will mean that
the city commissioners have been
recalled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
LIGHTER VOTE
THAN EXPECTED
IN RECALL
ELECTION
Indications Are That
4 Commission Will Be
Sustained

The campaign management Of
both the Citizens and Peoples
committees were claiming victory
as the voting in the recall election
was ia full swing this afternoon
in four wards. Workers TO sus.
tain the commission aud union
leaders alike predicted this after.
noon that the vote would not be
as heavy rs was first believed il
would be IL was estimated that
not more than $500 votes would
be east ia ALL At o'clock this
afternoon approximately $500
votes had been east.
IN the first ward. leaders Of the
Citizens committee said that the
vote was believed 20 De- going two to
one against the recall taboring men
gave the first ward g. the Citizens
committee By much smaller mar
gin.
Fourth Ward
Roth sides estimated that the three
districts IN the fourth ward would go
nearly two to one ngainE the recall
and against the amendment Tho
votes ia the various districts OF this
ward al o'clock were District 4.
$50. district 2. 500. and district B..
900.
NCamrairn managers fighting the
recall conceded the third ward 10 the
union men by "A vote uf 100. Tn.
union leaders. however, said that the
third ward would go for tho recall
bv vote ~ two or three to one. In
this ward about 200 votes had been
east in each district at o'clock.
Three hundred and 200 votes had
been cast at 8 % clock iu the second
and first districts respectively OF the
second ward. Leaders % the Peo-
pies committee today said that the
SECOND ward would 10 Tor the recall
by vide margin.
A. m,mhcrs of the citizens COM
mittc" claimed victory 10y at least 800
VOTES. the Pcopi''a committee
claimed the vote would be- r. mar
gin Of 500 in favor Of the rrcnll.
Nauy Make Mistakes.
n wus said today that many yvr-
SONS had mad" mistakes iu their hHl-
lots and voted tie opposite ui what
they Intended. Intending 10 vote for
the commission some enormously
put their cross oppu-it" the words
"Fur the Recall Some wishing Go
vote against the commission are said
to hay. made tho mistake Of putting
n cross opposite the words "Agaiust
the Recall"
Whom tho polls opened this morn
iuE the prediction was that th' t"'
iur would be- heavy ts many had io
wait ben line. Al 10 o'clock, however
th. voting slumpcd and then became
more even throughout the noon hour
and first part of the afternoon.
Tho voting Is 60 close ~ q O'Clock
IL was estimated this afternoon that
the result of TIA election should h'
known by or $40 o'clock tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
BUSINESS MIN no
HELP PRESERVE ORDER

WILITANHON. ". Va. May 20
determination OF the Mingo county
authorities to preserve order tn the
upper Tug river valley mining re-
gions took Tangible form today WHOM
several hundred rifles were received
by Captain HrocEus commanding the
state police IN this region. They were
taken to the court house. where bus
iuess and professional men who yca-
terday took the oath as special state
policemen were waiting 90 receive
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
FIRST DECREE MURDER CHARGE
AGAINST CHILD WIFE DROPPED;
NANSLAUGHTER CHARGE FILED

Tho court explained that the action
was takrn because Of the dcfcnusnt'a
age.
The little girl was shot two months
ago Mrs Parsons said the shooting
Nus accidental
brother, testified at the Inquest that
Dts step mother shot the girl when
she objected 90 having bee hair comb
ed, no anrc has said ho does not
know how the shooting occurred ~
he was se eNrifod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
BAN STACKER LISTS
Bill Would Order Suspension Of
Publication

WEsHfNGTON. May 2o A hill
under which the war department
would De- directed 20 suspend pubnca-
ton OF 81 so-callcd "slackcr lists"
pending further Investigation na to
their correctness was introduced to-
day by senator Stanley. democrat of
Kentucky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

the kings men TO mako them work
Tor less than s3b a week.
ulom they receive that as mini
mum the EgE Inspectors Union will
strike.
n H charles bintmon. who heads
and advises 500 - the egg handlers.
who make the threat
\ IiumptN -numpty the nickname
applied hy one sgg inspector 90 am
Others man who works half his
life in q dark room usually cellar
looking for the good among the bad
eggs.
Hls Is craft which according 20
lilatmnn. dates hack to the Crusndos.
tnd AN its secrets aru hidden except
to taose favored by being permitted
to serve two years as an apprentice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Today $ Results


NATIONAL LLAGJE.
Pittsburgh 600 goo uln
Brouklyn 100 900 O0l-2 I
Hamilton and skiff. Cadorc aud
, bsylor.
Chicago coo eco 600 SO q
New York 900 0o5 U-s.-iO 10 I
Jones. Martin Vaughn. and pFur-
roll Toncy rerritt. Sallrc and sny-
der.
RH T..
Cin,lunsti ....UuI 1.I UOO-5 ~ 4
Boston .......30l OnO 600 -
Cuumho and Wingo. McQuillan
Scott and O'Ncill
N.v YORK OO1 orc eos 20 o
Chicago .0l3 Ou9 sof-6 ~ 9
MAYS shcchau aud Schnng, Kerr
aud Schulk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

FARMtNGTpN Mo Nay 90 The
inst degreo murder charge against
Mis. John Parsons. thirteen years old.
In connection with thr death OF her
six wear old stem daughter. LAZY was
dismissed hy circuit judge iuck here
TODAY 4 charge uf fourth degree
mnusiaughtor Immediately was filcd
against the child wife.
Aftcr hearing tho murder charge
dismissed tho child wife said y
didn't dn it ON purpose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Stillman Divorce
Hearings Delayed

NEW YORK. May 20.--Hearlass
IN the divorce suit brought BY James
A stiilman. Now York banker
against Mrs. Anne L. Stillman. were
again postponed today it'll June
and q at Poughkeopsie. y \.
They had been sot for May % aud
90. The postponsmcnt was made by
agreement of counsel for both sides,
Mrs. Stillmon's attorneys announced.
No reason was given for ihe delay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
TORNADO STRIKES
Cattle Killed in Sweep Through
Minnesota

PIPEsTONE. MfNS.. May 2o.--A
tornado. which swept thu southeastern
section of Minnesota last night killed
scores OF cattle and destroyed a num-
ber Of farm structures No lives were
lost
Tho storm formed east ~ Jasper.
travelling northeast until ~ reached
Trosky where fun force of the tornu-
do was felt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
WIND KILLS ONE
Violent Storms Sweep Nebraska
Heavy Property Loss

and last night resulted In the death
OF one man. injuries 20 a number Of
others and considerable damage 10
farm property.
A farm hand near Wayne was Killed
and a companion Injured when the
chicken house In which they sought
refuge, was demolished.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

BILL OFFERED
BY BURSUM
Proposes Commission to
Appropriate Colorado
River Water

wAsHTNcToN. May so.-Appoint-
meat OF commission composed ~
representatives OF Arizona. California.
Colorado. Ncvada, New Mexico. Utah
and Wyomlng and of the federal gov
crnment 20 arrange for utilization %
the waters 81 the Colorado river for
irrigation purposes would be author
lied under bill introduced by scna-
tor Bursum. republican. New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

WINUSON. ONT. Nav 20" Boot
l~grcys who contracted 10 supply
rum runners In Detroit with whiskcy
have been so hard pressed for sup
plies since tho law against impurta-
tun of liquor from Qu bee went into
effect that they have rcsortod tu or
Fnni1cd raids on lquor stocks in pri-
Nntr homes here. police department
officials declared today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

SANTA w. MAY sO-rhc Mineral
Mining and Milling company, NeW
YORK corporation. has filed its ar
tirlcs Of incorporation with tho state
corporation commission The au-
thorizod capital stock b. $4,000. of
which $4,000 has been issued. =. O
seth. ~ Santa Re. is resident agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Man Killed, Two
Daughters Hurt When
Auto Goes in Ditch

NORTH BRANCU Muu. May 90.
Frank ~ Hurg. general agent OF
tho passenger department Of the chi
rngo. burlington a quincy railway,
wnr l.ilipd TODAY and his two duugh-
trri. iiuih and Priscilla. escaped WIN
slight injuries vhcn thrir auio"lol',il'
phipeed into ditch three miles
north OF here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

NouuE savage. mat artist uf this
,ltN. stayed 800 minutes with llarry
pcmHtrHl af thr carnival grounds last
night and received dollar minute
fur chat period Following thc bout
urwtfIHI challenged savage fu an
wa. accepted and the two ar, achcd-
ui,d go 500 tu the mnt Tor that length
of umt tonight beginning at sac
O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
PRESIDENT PAYS
A TRIBUTE To
NINE. CUR|E
Presents Gram of Ra-
dunn as Gift of Amer
lean Woman

WARRINGTON. May 20.--A gram
% radinm purchased BY the contrl-
buttons OF Thousands Of American
women was presented ~ President
Harding today to Madame curie. tho
eminent Polish scientist. AZ token
of the nations Appreciation Of Err
accomplishments and as an earnest
expression Of American Interest IN
the advancement Of sciencc and hu-
nanitarlanlsm.
a. the same tim. the president ex-
pressed a fervent hope that the SCI
cntlfic principle OF rndio-activlty. ea-
tahllahed by Nine. Curlo IN the re-
search work which led 10 her dis
cOsory of radium, miEh. he found 20
dominate also the relations OF man.
Kind In the present world crisis. ~
mat the yearnlngs and aspirations o.
the many may radiate new spirit
% service 70 the souls OF chosen
leaders
Ceremony at White Hourc.
Formal presentation OF tfe gift
~ Nine. Curss who came TO this
country expressly 20 receive n. WAS
rade at the white house az = eerc-
mony attended by high officials OF
the government and by a committee
of those responsible for raising tho
purchase fund OF 100000. The ra.
dium win be used 20 continue re-
search work for prevention Of dis
case.
President Harding paid tribute 20
the personal nftainmonta OF the dis
tinguisked visitor. to the spirit of
vomanhood typlfled by her. and 20
tho national traditions which lie be-
hind hor native Poland and her
adopted country. the French repub-
lie.
I'VE greet you as foremost among
sci7nti1ts In the age OF science. as
leader among women IN the genera
ton which sees woman come tardily
into hor own said tho president.
We greet you as an exemplar OF
7 llbcrty'a Victories IN the generation
wherein liberty has won her crown
OF glory. In doing honor 10 you we
testify anew our pride In the ancient
friendships which have bound US 10
! both the country OF ypcr adoption
and that OF your nativity.
Aids Humanity.
1T has been your fortune. Nine.
| Curie. TO accomplish an immortal
work for humanity. We bring 20 you
the need of honor which n due to
/ preeminenca W science. scholarship,
research and humanitRrlanism. But
| with Il all we bring something more
I We lay at your feet the testimony OF
that love which all the generations OF
/ men have been wont TO bestow upon
the noble woman. the unselfish VIE,
the devoted mother"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Senate Adopts
Conference Report
On Tariff Bill

WAsIUNGTON. Nav 90 Another
step toward enactment of the cmcr-
rrncv tariff mn was taken today with
the adoption Of the conference re-
port b., tho senate without debate.
The house is expected 20 act IL
nally on the measure in the near fu-
turc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
lrpcE .oII.p p,,.s.

NNAsIlNGToN MAY 20 Ashley
MuI..It, Could, assoc late Justice Of
tho District of Columbia supreme
court died suddonlv TODAY after q
hripf illness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Modern Hunpty-
DumptieS Demand
$500 a Week.

NEW YORK. May ig-The
Humpty -Dumptirs are banded to-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20
Man Accused of
Beating Wife Daily
Until She Died

CRooKsTON. Minn.. May go
That Carl knutHon tortured his wife
aged %. with daily beatings until she
died Of her wounds. was charged to-
day by James 4. Montague. POLK
county attorney. knutson is under
arrest charged with murder and was
nrralFncd today. The hearing was
postponed untl June z.
MrH. knutson died Tuesday knut-
son then said she had fallen down
stairs.
An investigation. according 10 pO-
lice. showed the wolnan's body 20 be
covered with bruises The police also
riHim that knutsor admitted he beat
his wife daiiy following her ronfcs-
sion of relations with IL local husinesy'
man prior 90 their marriage The
couple were married. last March.
inF ~ ~ would sci iis face against
any restraint ON effort that still SUR
NiNHs in some trades
we alsu need Standardization and
.lmplifiCution ln many materials.
From 10 90 20 per cent 90 the cost
pf building lies ln the lack of stand .
ards Don broad sonsr.
We have. Tor instance some gee
odd building codes 10 which a barge
part OF the country must conform.
They vary flnErantly' they hold back
progress in methods of construction
and mako Impossible Standardization 3"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

NEW Noltk. May eh Tho ''hrfn -
prakr aud ohio railway company to-
day deferred action uu the rcgulnr
scmi-nunual dividend of 90 per cont
due al this lime
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

prcssc. the aspirations OF tho hmcri.
cau people"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-20

ABILENE, Tcxaa Mas so.--Albert
j. Rowan was found guilty today ana
sentenced 10 prison for fifty years
for the murder of g. w street. q
postal clerk killed In mail robbery
here.
The daily times., 1921-04-02
DESCRIBE LAST MOMENTS
OR IRISH REVOLUTIONISTS

Cork, April ITO an intensely in
terested congregation the Very Rev.
Canon O'Sullivan described at mass
the last moments of the six men exc
cuted here several days ago by the
military. Canon O'Sullivan was with
the men to the end.
Theirs was a holy and happy
DEATH he said. 'If all died as those
boys died their lives would be well
spent"
He said to one, my brave boy, are
we down-hearted?"
The young man, he said, replied,
NO." but added, 81 regret father,
that 1 have done nothing for Ire
land
Il said,' the priest continued that
"a man who gives his life to God for
his country has made the greatest
sacrifice that man can make"
when the executions were over,
I said to the provost marshal: You
think that this will break the spirit
of our boys, but as long as there is
a drop of blood in our veins, this
morning will not be forgotten. You
are like the Bourbons in France
you have forgotten nothing and yol.
have learned nothing"
After the congregation had been
asked to pray for the souls of the
six men, Canon O'Sullivan concIud-
ed: "ThOugh some of us do not on
prove of their methods, there is no.
body but can approve of their mo-
tives.''