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Evening journal., 1921-08-13
GETS ANOTHER WEEK
TO FIND NEW HOME

Joseph Andrick was given another
week by Deputy Judge Lynn. in
Municipal Court this morning. .
raze the shack in which he. HIS wife
and seven children have been living
at Twenty-second and Thatcher
streets.
Joseph said that he expects 10 OBJ
tain another home for his family
next week and remove them from
the squalor in which they are said
10 have been living in the crude
building. The court warned him
that unless he fulnlls his promise to
move and tear down the structure.
the Board OF Health will take acton
against him.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13

wife.
with Obcnchain was the Rev. A.
W. Burch. Of Evanston. ILL.,, father
OF Arthur c. Rurch. also under in
dictment charged with The murder.
Word reaching here shows his faith
in his sons innocence sim holds.
That word carried 20 Burch's coll
today brought a smile TO his face
and brought back the calm. unruf-
ned attitude OF the little dapper
bospcctacied man.
Meanwhile authorities with an ac-
cumulation OF circumstantial evi-
dence was still trying 20 find a mo-
tive thai rrirht have led Burch TO
kin Kennedy.
This motive. 1t is believed, will
come with revelation Of Mrs.
Obenchain's relation 10 Rurch and
this relation may be brought TO light
In she decides to tell an she knows.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
CANTALOUPES BLOCK
LAUREL STREETS

Special to The Evening Journal.
LAUREL. Aug. 1s.-The largest
quantity Of cantaioupes ever seen in
r.aurei at one time was here today.
owing TO high prices paid yester-
dav. growers came from other towns
90 miles distant Five streets. lead
ing 40 the station, were blocked for
three hours with vehicles loaded
with cantaloupes. Prices fell on
half upon wires from city markets.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
ss FINE oN EvANs

Harry r. Evans. 222 East Thir-
tieth street was fined s. and costs by
Magistrate Stradiey, last night on a
charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred by his wife. Phoebe Evans.
Constable Wilmington made the ar
rest. The Magistrate warned Evans
that on a repetition Of the offense
no would send the case to the Court
OF General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
.S1,SOO,OOO IN JULY
TAX COLLECTIONS

Total collection OF taxes by the
city for the month Of July probably
will exceed si.soo,ooo.
The sum collected this year OK
coeds that OF last year, which is due
probably TO the increased tax rate
and assessment. as the total number
of bills paid is below that Of last
wear.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
RAMPANT negro
RIPSUP TOWN
On Joy Ride Through
PENIS Grove in Dead
Mans Car
SMASHES MANY
AWNING POLES
peciai 10 The Evening Journal

Special 20 The Evening Journal
PENIS GROVE. Aug. 13.-Fol-
lowing the death OF Harvey Pedrick.
farmer OF near here. yesterday
Mn Pedrick instructed the hired
Negro farm hand TO take the auto
mobile used by Mr.. Pedrick and dis
pose OF Il. as she could not bear 10
look a. anything that brought mem
nries OF her husband.
The Negro. whose last name Is
Kelly, painted the town red" so to
speak. last night II is not known
whether he got loaded up with
Continued on Page Two.
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DR.. LAYTON AIDS
CITY INDUSTRY
Pleased Over Having Goat
Skins Placed on Duty
Free List
GLAD CITY is TO
BUILD ITS HARBOR

DIT. Caleb r. Layton. representa-
tive in Congress from Delaware.
was in Wilmington today. visiting
his son. Caleb S. Layton. 1512 West
Fourteenth street. who Is a mem
ber OF the irm OF Marvel. Marvel.
Continued on Page Eight
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
rtrnOvr pRISON TARM

The new ice and root and seed
houses on the Del-Castle Farm has
been completed. all out-buildings
have been renovated and painted
and the interior OF the barn cleaned
and painted by thirty day men, un-
der the supervision OF William Nc
Coy. assisted by John Foraker, long
term men. at the county workhouse.
The workhouse trustees own the
farm.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
Cool Weather

Weather forecast FOR period
Is to 90. inclusive. North and
Middle Atlantic States;
Considerable cloudiness. oc-
casional showers and cooler
weather at the beginning OF tAe
week and moderate tempera-
lures thereafter.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
MRS. LONG HEAT VICTIM

Mrs. Jesse Long. aged 70 years,
was overcome by the heat, this
morning. and fen at Eighth and VIII
son streets. She was removed TO her
home at SIS Spruce street. by the
police ambularce. Her condition Is
not thought 70 be seriouA
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
FIFTEEN MILLION CAPITAL
FOR THIS TEXAS BANK

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Aug. 13.-Certih-
cate OF increase in capitalization Of
the Bankers Commercial Trust Cor
poration. Houston. Texas. was filed
at the State Department today from
$50. 900 to s15.OOO.OOO. The com
pany was first chartered July 10,
1921. through the Corporation Trust
Company OF America
Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter7 Phone 154O-1541.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
Try This on Him

II shepherd counted his
sheep by two, threes. fours'
fves or by skies he would al
WAYS have one left over. Count
ed by seven there would be
none over. How many sheep
had he?
Answer to yesterdays: Pro-
crastination is the thief OF time.
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
10 HAVE COUNTRY FAIR.

The Ladies' Aid Society and Ep-
worth League OF First Swedish NJ
E. Church will have a country
fair" for the benefit OF the building
fund this afternoon and evening
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
GUARDS FIELD'DAY

Troop A. Junior Mechanic Guards,
opened their frolic and field day at
Rockford Park last evening. This
afternoon there will be field sports
and this evening a musical and
vaudeville program viii be given
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
LEWES CANNON
FUND Is GROWING

Another contribution came to the
Lewes cannon fund today. It was
from John Price Hyatt At least 800
more is needed to restore the his
toric guns.
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ToDAY-s TEMPERATURES
SUN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT - AIREDALE TERRIER AT
II Claymont, Thursday. Kindly send
Telephone "a. Holly Oak. augis-1t.
continued on page eleyen)
Evening journal., 1921-08-13

send all subscriptions TO former
nudge David T. Marvel. dupont
Building. or the Editor OF The Even
ing Journal. Fourth and ship'>r
streets,
Evening journal., 1921-08-13
The Weather

Fair tonight; Sunday. partly
cloudy; little change in temperature.
variable winds becoming moderate
south and southwest.
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TuIsANs ACCOMPLISH THINGS.

Tulsnns whorovcr you place them socm TO
have way Of accomplishing things. Carl
Magcc former wen-known Tutson afford,
tho most recent example. Magco few months
ago purchased a newspaper property In New
Mcxico--hls first venture in the publishing
business
In short time he encountered what ne is
pleased TO characterize as big buslnop In po-
lltios" Magce did not get along first-rato with
such an influence. and 80 he elected to fight
Then his obligations came due and there was
danger of his being squeezed out of his property
His loans were called and, turn whore he might
Cthis is his own story related IN tho Albuquer-
que JournaD he was unable TO make an accom-
mediation. Yet tho way was left open for him
to Join with those seeking his undoing.
II looked TO hls friends and acquaintance
who viewed the matter from afar. like most
desperate situation. But Magee dsrogardcd the
financial interests who he fanced would impose
an impossible condition and wont direct to the
people OF New Mexico on the theory that they
first OF all we're Interested In keeping the presa
free. We are relating n story not indulsIng In
comment.
A day or two ago tho former Tulsan an
nounced that tho people OF New Mexico had
stood by him: had taken up most OF the s6O,-
600 In bonds that he had offered, and that II
would he easily possible for him TO float the
remainder in private transactions and thus keep
tho journal FREQ for tho usc OF tho people.
We have known of similar undertakings
many times. We do not know or another In
stance whore II succeeded. The Magec OK
pertinent In New Mexico. quite aside from minor
details concerning Judgment and 40 on. is OF
tremendous worth to the whole country Re
cause It does prove or seem to prove. that IL a
pubIishor can gain tho confidence OF his clientel
that clientel will stand by him even In a death
struggle with large interests seeking his 1ndong
Possibly only Tulsa man could have pui
over tho thing. We like TO think Of II In that
way
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MERE ACADEMIC STATEMENTS.

Unless II be statistics VIZ do not think there
ia anything 80 misleading mere academic
statements or professional dictums, The fol-
lowing, taken from an article IN The Nations
Business is a diroot case In point
Dr. Edwin /. Thorndlko. the Columbia
University psychologist, has devised a rys-
ten of Intelligence tests Intended TO asccr-
tain the mental abilities OF prospective col
lego students. They reveal not knowledge,
understanding, but montal alertnesS, quick
wit, perception. Recently he gave these
tests to so leading business men OF an east
orn city The results were astonishing,
Not one Of the business mon was up to the
average of the young students entering Coz
lumhia. And the general average OF the
business mon was sull further below that
of the college students. Yet the business
men were all regarded ns the highest type.
conspicuously successful what does this
Indicate? l. frankly, do not know, II rs
not easy 20 believe that successful bust
ness men are less Intelligent than college
freshmen Yet, perhaps, the affairs Of this
workaday world do dull our senses / won
der II Il isn't alarmlngly easy to go to seed.
And does proficiency I'm one special line OF
thought tend 20 rob us Of our aptitude for
everything oleo' Are we as smart
think we aref
The most utterly impossible Of academies of
course. There is nothing alarming at all in
the circumstance described in this quotation
unless Il be the general mode Of impartnv
Information That successful business man
nations is not matter OF concern to the sue
cessful business man hut Il is or should be-
danger signal to the system OF academic educa.
lion.
For II man can succeed In practical, eve
day affairs even though failing TO use the mat
ter forced into his mind by the various scholastic
courses he forced TO take then It at once
becomes apparent that very great deal OF
time, effort and money was wasted in his edu-
cation Tho attempt 20 make It appear con-
trary--that the successful business is less
wise than he should be--is utterly silly,
why for instance, should the writer IN The
Nations Business talk Of a business man "go-
Ing TO seed simply because he was given a lot
~ elap-tr during his scholastic years that he
has never found the slightest use FOR in his
daily battle with fortune7
of course the average oigh,h-srader can pu
uost of 1is old heads TO shame in mere ;heors
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The Woman Who Loved Earned
by JANE PHELPS
MODERN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS

am hired to sell goods, not to play
errand boy"
But If there are no customers.
and other things need to be dome
THAT makes no differcnco!" n
said so impatiently tina, | stopped ar
guing, although | couldn't stop
thinking that perhaps IL Robert had
less sense of his own importance.
and more interest in his work, he
would get along better.
Betty Weed gave another little par
~ about this time. She said she gave
it so we could all rejoice together
over Roberts recovery. So many had
been killed with automobiles and so
many others permanently injured,
that She said II was only fair TO have
party for Robert.
/ knew IL was only an excuse 20
cheer him up. ] had met Frank on
my way home from the shop, and
mad told him that Bob was depressed
and blue.
Wen have tp do something To
wake him up" he had replied. "Nou
know that conditions grow ON a fol-
/ low II ic gives way to II. And raelly
poor old Bob has had it pretty rough
! lately"
Il know IT, Frank for the firs
| time / had felt an inclination 10
| speak Of Robert and his failure IN
/ business to someone besid - Mary
! Ryan. But | caught myself just IN
| time, There was nothing t'ranh
| could do. why tell him.
WHAT were you about to say, Ger
ry?"
"Oh, nothing But Bob really
needs cheering up. Ills accident KEEP
him in the house SO long, he ism
quite himself even yet, And then IN,
loss of his position because OF hi
enforced absence, the position wit
such different type Of man, hai
combined 10 make him unhappy"
| Was that the reason he lost hi
position with Burch? ] didn't thnl
taoy would do thing like that, ~
a rotten trick TO discharge 4 nlai
when he is sick"
| felt my face flush, and yet
could not say anything to disabus'
FranN's mind Of the idea that Burcl
aud Company had been unfair with
ont letting him see that Robert wa
to blame. So I said nothing, Will
n continued TO say untrue thing
jlhout that frm When he left me h'
said
"Retty aud ( will get our head
together and see n we cant hdv,
some sort of gay Shindig to cheer
/ Robert up "a little. That was a low
down trick that firm played or
him.
Tomorrow InynatiousD
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and shadowv form OF so-callcd learning But the
tragedy ~ The whole thing if that such theory
a, Of vast importance only TO the teacher and
absolutely worthless to tho pupil Aud 90 so q
stcp further, tho pupil after otpcndng much
time in getting the idea must, on departing
from zinc Institution 81 Learning, give over
considerable length OF tlmc 10 forgetting or un-
learning that which had cost him vast trouble
10 acquire.
our educational system ~ crazy ON theory
and academies ana awful short on the prss.
ucnl ucecf.l'ios NJ human existence.
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CHAPTER I'M,
Roberts Friends Take II Hand.

Robert was moody, silent and dis
agrooble much OF the time. lie hated
his work. the inferior quality of the
goods he was ASKED to sell, the small
business mems methods; and lastly
the way he. as well as the rest of
the help, was treated.
zone would think had Just COM
mcnccd to work" he grumbled,
"Burch seems to think his clerks
can play bundle boys, do errands
or any other old thing
Perhaps he fells he cant afford
20 do differently, Large oaks from
little acorns grow you know"
quoted, laughing little because
Robert looked SO luguhrious. But
really felt more like crying. Il sup
pose CaldinG and the other big stores
had 20 start sometime IN a small
way
Talking that way doesn't make
being treated like "a lackcy any cas-
icr!" Robert snapped, then begged
my padou.
II don't know what Hils me. Ger
hrs, Honest. I try 10 keep my tom
per but everything seems to rub m,
he wrong way. ] avn sorry | spok,
so cross To YOU, YOU deserve better
from me-
lie spoke so humbly and looked
50 distressed that | made very ligh'
OF his grouChinE, and laughed a
him for "A silly goose to care what ht
did, so long as he had 10 spend tbs
time.
1 o
! told him. Madame pays me fol
he time | spend I'm the shop. AnC
it really makes no difference wheth
or | trim the window or sell hats
My time Is hers
II don't see II that way at all.
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NEWEST NOTES or SCIENCE.

German engineers have developed
an engine of the Dissel type for air.
planes.
Tho United States produced 80 zoo
short tons OF borax last year, record
amount.
Holland has no quarries and im.
ports all the stone that II requires
for every purpose.
Though France produces little pc.
troleum IL has had a refinery in OPP
GRAFTON for $50 years.
, A pattern for "A hand bag that also
can be worn as a hat has been pat
entcd by n woman inventor.
4 deposit of marble said TO equal
the best Italian Carrara is being de-
veloped in Guatemala.
A new machine for binding papers
together makes its own staples from
n spool of wire as needed.
OF the more than $4,000 acres o'
oil lands I'm Mexico only about "a
zoo are being developed now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-02
Benny's Notebook

Nistidday after supper / wuu..d To-,
ask pop if | could go out ouy did.
ent dass In account of him being
mad at me for falling down uu mi.
way home from the cigar store and
haniug him 4 broak cigars ana
hole ones insted Of 8 ho.c ones. m,
thinking, @. / wish could max, hu
laff or something ad then Id a..
him while he fas In good humcr
And / pcekcd IN the s,ttis room
ana pop was in there rcrd.us Oh.
paper with an Expression a lf J..
would take a hole lot 90 make h.m
laff. me thinking. Heck.
Wich jest then ! had a good doc.
thinking. &. ! know wal. I1i disNz.
m,self in pops hat and rJuccoat and
come up and lcove him see me and
he'll laff like cnythlng and then d.
quick ask him.
Wich / went down aud put o.
pops rauecoat and his new st'av
hat and started to waWk up stair.
wawking careful on account of th,
ranccoat coming way down fcrtbo.
than my feet and the hat ,umu.
down to my nose me thinking. "a.
/ bet | look funny as the doocc.
Wich | bet did and jest then
almost trippcd but didcnt. and I su,
up to the scttig room door and non
was still setting there pedinc aud
{ looking even less like laffIng than
wat he did before, and 7 sod. Ioos
/ pop, and started to waVk On. and
Jest then ! almost trippcd agou and
/ kepp on tripping and the straw hat
came off and fell under me so ] had
! to fan ON toptof It, and herd
something make a funny noise like
straw breaking, thinking. - gosh,
bet this aint making him laff
WiCh It wascnt, and he jumped ua
/ ana pulled me up by the back OF III.
/ ranecoat and saw how diffrent hi,
new straw hat looked. saying
think youv fallen on enuff OF mv
[ things for one day. now | think it's
time something OF mine fell on you
Wich IL did, being his slipper
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barometer of Public Opinion


Editor world: Inquiry has been made why
prescription was not, given for the worlds ills
after diagnosing the nations diseases the other
day There are two reasons: First the editor
might rightly object 10 my taking too much Of
MS valuable apacc. Second the remedy seemed
too obvious 10 need further dissertation. How
ever, II there be doubt, here h. Il. CDont take it
once year But every hour. great Robs of 81
cradle TO cotfuD America should go back to
original ideals The doctrine OF our tathcrs
Fifteen parts OF u lively and enthusiastic
sympathy for small nations struggling for free
dom Remember the limo when we were in
need OF such sympathy? / might say Monroe
doct rine for the holy cause of liberty. No com
promise with national tyranny or national hi
jackng showing to the world by our own Inn
peccabe conduct that oppression of the Begians
10y Germany; the Irish by England; the jews by
roland; the Armcnians by Turkey; the Koreans
by Japan are all equally intolerable That we
aye still blazing the trail OF human freedom
throughout the world.
Thirty parts intense natioualism Il am
as muoh opposed to the Wilson doctrine of in
tcrnntlonatsm as | am TO the Haywood kind.
Both are dangerously Forget sectional boun-
darics No south; no north. no east. no west (:
hut one America Eliminate religions prejudice
Protestant and Catholic, jew and Gentle; thank
God the constitution protects them all Remove
the chips from the shoulders OF both capital and
labor. Mak. the Golden Rule the new Industrial
religion. lie who fosters informal dissenslon
Is not worthy citizen OF the republic regardless
of his anccstory.
FIFTY parts Of attending strictly to our own
business. Building up our commerce; domestic
and foreign. Not forgetting that we must pre-
pare for the time when we will have to defend
ourselves against the commercial nations OF
Europe ana Japan. We must not blind our
selves to the fact that all the powerful nations
OF the world are jealous Of our power. our com
mercc, our wealth aud our ideals. | 500 dit-
ference between a hurklar, masked and armed,
expressing friendship for sucicty and the ma
lions at Europe and Japan, armed and armOring
expressing concern about the peace Of the
world
Mr.. Editor 30 would be matchlc,s diplomacy
II England could stir up war between her
Dear American cousins" and her powerful
yellow ally. Japan IL goody portions Of the
American and Japanese HdVcs were destroyed
II would solve tur her the question OF freedom
ot the seas. England could then absorb China
without the help OF Japan. America could pro-
test In vain.
EDWARD -. NOONAN.
Tulsa. April
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-02
John Robinson, First
Man to Hare a Circus
by Steam Train, Dies

MIAMI Fla. May John r.
Robinson, retired circus owner,
dici at his winter home here last
night OF chronic bronchitis. lie
was ~ years old.
Mr. Robinson was born Novem-
her 4, lS45 IN Lindcn, Ala,
scarcely 900 yards from his fa-
TIERS show tent, Al the age OF IS
months he entered tho sawdust
ring on a career as performer
which ultimately made him one Of
the largest circus owners in the
world.
At lS years he had accumulated
enough with the aid Of his father
to start on the road with circus
of his own, II expanded until sf-
ter The civil war il became SO cum
hersomc 10 transport about the
country IN wagons that Mr.. Bobin-
son conceived 'he idea OF carving
it by train. IL was the first time
clrsus rdl travelled by railroad.
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STRENGTH.

Copyright, 1881, boy Edgar A. GuestD
\ littlc mirth. a little care.
\ burden now and than TO bear
\ pasainE smile, "a fcctinE tear.
Those mark the DAYS or every year
And lfr .s good or lit0 is bad
According 20 tho fuith we've had
Blue skies and sunshine como and 80,
The chovrl,ss winds OF Wiutor blow
Across the path OF lilo, ana chen
Tho sprugumc blossoms bud again.
And all must carry sorrow cross
For who would gain must suffer loss
l.fc rests us that we may endure
There Ia no door that Is secure
Against despair ana hurt and woe.
An these the richest man must know.
And at the las his worth "a known
According 10 The strength he's shown.
Nor gold nor fame can keep away
The tempest whom the clouds grow gray,
Al that can live unto the last
Are memories OF the happier past;
Thus life is good or ne - bad.
According To tho faith we've had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-02

Washington. u. c.. is nothing ~ not versatile
and alive TO the main chance. The recently in
augurAted movement to have each state erect
a building OF Its own at the national capital has
started a regular drive FOR realization Of the
dream Naturally, Washington, real estate. fl
nancial commercial social and otherwise
ia keenly alive to the Importance OF having As
state buildings erected on the Potomac Christ
mas. at best comes but once n year yet this
Idea, II it can he carried out would be sort
or perpctuated and sublimated Christmas But
will the "wilics" of the provinces fan for the
display Of imperialism, pomp and spcndor7
Not yet, VIC think