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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
FORK UNION bEsTS HIGH
SCHOOL IN FAST CAME
Stevens Fans Fifteen; Kahn and
Iristicld Get TW0-iiaSgcrS.
Hit Grim Often

FORK UNION. VA. Anril lS--Fork
Union Military Academy defeated
John Marshall High school. to i. in
II contest that kept the spectators
on edge from start To finish. The
M;rShaiiI;cs started With II rush. tai
lying three t.muI in tn" initial frame.
however. ia" cadets We're no, 10 be
"utd"n", ana in their half Of the sam.
inning kn"ttcd tho count. Timely
hitting put Fork Union III the lead
IN he second. and they could not be
headed after this. Tho game Mas to
have been played saturday, hat was
hoStn"med ON account Of rain.
Stephens; VII" twirlcd for Fork
Union, pitched we'll after the frs; in
ning., and with this exception kept
the nuts well scattered. Grim also
settled down after runs had been
scored on his delivery ho.diur the
nlngS
Kahn and l,eisitcld led with the
STICK for the Marshallitcs each Sc
curing two base knocks. sutton
Time:y hitting was rcs,cnsinlc for
Fork tni9n counters. with Thomas.
stephens. Bailey and Mar.nall play
ins prominent part. stephens
hurled II mastcriil game. stri:lin. on,
tii"en men. while Hughes nr:l him
u" IN I'm, style. his pvEpin, bcii.:
ne ucSc seen on the local ha.. yard
John Marshall pat M Il scrapp2 cx.
hi3iti"n. ana diN not ieiup uniii ti,c
IHSi man was out in the nli,li ~
TIL" Fork Unlon nine is goinn wei
having 10 its credit Victories over
T. !uNanna, University of Richmond
deserves. ArN"nia and John Marshall.
In" next contest * with Chatham
'!ihlhE Scho"l OH thursday
J"hn Marshal. 500 03a OOu-G 7 /
Irk mon &C.,. $40 600 pom ID o
ttr'es- stephens aud Hughes,
Cooper. struck -bvS,onhr,s -.
~ G!im 3. Eases on h,n.,- ~
stephens. .; off Grim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
FIELD MUSEUM IN NEW
HOME ON LAKE FRONT
One or ChicaSo'S Beauty Spots Win
BE Opened to Public
ON Nav -

CHICAGO, April lS.-Thc new Field
Museum of Natural History, one of
Chicago's beauty spots. will be opened
to the public on May =. Serene, ma
jestic and simple it is a Greek tenn
pie and the glory Of Chicago"
What has probably been the city's
biggest moving jon has been about
completed. and after a few more fin
ishing touches are put up the build
ing, which has been in the process
of building since 1913. will be thrown
open.
The exhibits have been at the old
Field Museum in jackson Park and
the task OF moving them was a ire
ihehdouS one. The new museum is
In Grant Park on the lake front.
Elephants. stuffed ones: that is.
had to be decapiiatcd so they could
pass under the overhead structures
oil the Illinois Contra! Railroad The
robins cgSs had 10 tie handled care
iuIly so as not 10 be broken. a snn
cial truck was need for tho mauy-
ton mctGoriic: tho siXty-foot totem
pore was Somcthiu. new To movers.
but finally the exhibits. which mad.
UP the 30" train carloads. and filed
Thousand auto trucks. are a, the
new nome and being put in place
Seven hundred feet long, $50 fer
IN depth. and three stories or eighty
icct IN height. the new museum *, :
Duiit al an expenditure Of about So
.3o.ooo. II is estimated that the cx
hibit could not be replaced a, ;, COS,
of $4,000. 900.
The white nave. 337 feet long.
clsntE-s"Ncn feet high and seventy
feet wide. is already known as IN.
most marvellous room in Chicago"
Across it's length "a whispcr viii
carry. " has been named the Stan
lcy ri'id room, IN recognition of the
service of stanley Field. present
president of Field Museum.
Aisies and galleries open into II
on each noor. CONNECTING the four
depart mcn's'- anthropology. zoology
botany and geology.
utmost simplicity will mark the
opening OF this wonder place.
we are bending every effort 70
nave the museum open the second
OF May, said President STANLEY
Field. We intend simply 10 an.
hounce that the public will hc nd.
m'tt"d ihnt dav. "rd tho, NO ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
VIII Consider Claims.

The Claims COMMITTEE. OF CITY
C"uhciI. which meets tonirh, 1T s
O'Clock, will have several small, claims
against the city TO dispUs. Of none
OF which are of special Importance
IL. {. Morgan and &. l.. Burkctt ask
10 he reimbursed for costs cntailed
by damages to an automobile due to
alleged neglect on the part of the
city: Mrs. Lucy a. Flournoy asks the
city TO dcfray expenses for damages
alleged TO have been done her prop
rrty on Hull Street by grading
Charles y. Smith wants damages for
grading in Williamsburg Avenue.
Members of this committee are Chair
man John w. Moore. Sub Chairman
Henry W. Woody. Aidcrmen Jack l..
EppS. Julian n. Winfrec, Marx Gunst.
councilmcn Thomas Il. Morton. James
T. Mann lanes T.. Dickcrson ana
NJ T.. Johns
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BLIND MANS A|RSH|P TO
REPLACE PRESENT PLANES
ihvcntS Craft witch He Believes
Will SuppIant Those Now Used
in Commerce and in War.

CHICAGO. April Is.-Maxim Kacz-
marck has invented an airship which
he believes will take the place of
the planes now used in commerce
and in war
eleven years, and has never seen his
invention, has constructed two OF
them. ono. which is ten feet long
ana ten feet high, is on the roof
oil ms home. He calls 4, an "acroi-
lane. The other, smaller model,
made Of aluminium ana pasteboard I'd,
Is on his desk in his studio.
b"iorc going blind he was Il stu
Irht OF acronautics and has written
books on the subject. He built two
machines with the aid of Il boy ma
chanic.
The wings Of the "acrollanc" mum
Ter SIN and they are set in Il cir
.nlar fashion. They are on top of
The machine ana can be opened or
closed like a book.
For ono thing" the inventor cx-
pa the ascent Of an 'acrollanc'
ascent close up and cut the air.
Coming down. they open. and push.
The air down: They do this automat-
ically.
The 'acrollanc' needs no big field
for iakc-off or landing place. It
can hover about and land in spot
us own size The, airpianc in use
now has been developed as high as
II can he. This machine combines
speed ana safety
kacZmurck sent model Of the
"acro!lanc" 10 the government during
the war. II was tried out. but the
Hight was not very successful The
principles were reported good, how
ever.
~ fvc-hOrscpowcr motor In this
machine Is equal TO nfty- horse
power motor IN any other" the in
vcntur said
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where only one grew before.
iypewr!tcrs are not being hought
In lars" numbers to spread gloom.
The pcssimist is more inclined to bury
eel publicity for his wares. Brad :
streets recently reported that 81 per
cent of the firms failing last year
did not advertise. They had sunk
mentally into helpless Inertia.
Used In Increased business.
I'VE may be- sure that the buyers
Of hundreds Of thousands OF type
writers expect To use them in in
creased business. And they Will nut
the machines "a, work To obtain the
Increase. More important than either.
they are committed to using their
brains To the same end.
The dollar * fast rising in value.
itS io-crht buying power last year
Is about ~ cents now This means
that the cash ana credit assets Of
business have risen 50 Per cent in
purchasing value. But the intangible
resources of American business have
risen even more rapidly. Brains are
always at Il premium. but needs OF
adversely send the quotation far
above par
Conditions Demand Best.
FRONT came with dccrcas i
thought and effort in the war period,
but times hav" changed. Conditions
now demand our best and Americas
best IN business at this hour is the
courage that faces the wolves with "A
smile. the confidence in dcmocracy's
future tina, seems the sunlight be-
yond the cloud, and the shrewdncss
that takes thought FOR the morrow
ana provides for it's requirements
when there is n lmli in ordinary ac-
tiviti"S. That is the road To success
followed by IN" typewriter producers
and their cnSIumrrS''
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PRESIDENT WILL HONOR
SOUTH AMERICAN PATRIOT
lRv Associntrd rrcss. |

NEW YORK, April lS-Iionoring
the memory of General Simon
statesman. President Harding viii
come here tomorrow TO deliver tn"
principal address ~ the unvcjl'nr OF
an equestrian statue of the south
Americas patriot in Central Park
given 10 the City oil New York by
the government Venezuela
- The Presidents address Will bc de-
livercd before notable gathering Of
Latin American diplomats, and i cN-
pected 10 contain AN outlin" OF tn"
policies of the United states govern
mcnt in it's relation with tn" coun-
tries TO the South. other addresses viii
will he ado by DIR Estcban Gi! Borrcs.
Foreign Minister Of Venezuela, Gov
ernor Miller and Mayor llylau
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ENGINEERS PROTEST TAX
ON PROFESSIONAL MEN

committee from the American
Association OF Engineers went be-
fore the Finance COMMITTEES OF the
common council yesterday afternoon
Ia make Il prutcStatiOn against the
proprietary income anu license tax
This action was decided on ut Il ses-
SION OF The association yesterday at
MtSinic'S IN acuuicscncc to u request
that the engineers co-opcratc with
other organizations OF business
ard professional men In such a pro-
test.
\ tall on Cement, Constructions"
was made TO the club 10y George a.
Kicker. former state Highway En-
'ncT. of New York and Washing
Portland Cement Company MIR.
ticker stated that engineers in his
department ~ Washington were at
work on road problems In Virginia
ana Maryland. He added that his de-
partm"nt was doing all possible TO
hcip III" present conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
"CHRlSTMAS BETHLEHEM"
REPEATED IN MANCHESTER

y decentralization OF the "Christmas
Bethlehem" reading during the Yulc-
tide by Rev. W. Russell Bowie. rec
tor of 81. rauHs Episcopal Church,
was presented last night at the First
baptist church. Fifteenth and De-
ca'nr streets. south Richmond. to Il
crowded house. which included many
white people.
The play was reproduced with sew
crai CHANGES and additions suggest
tn ny member OF the congregation,
ana included a chorus .of forty wom-
On voices. as wei! AZ II chorus The
performance was Tor tho benefit of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
WEAPON "TOTERS" GET
HEAVY SENTENCES

Two heavy fines and u Jail SEN
renee were nctcd out to offenders
found guilty OF carrying cnnc.,,l.J
weapons in Police Cour; Yesterday
Justice ingram sentenced Mcbufrv
bail to ten days in jail ON "A charge
OF carrying brass knucks in conceal
heh'. ne scntcnc" was suspended
on condition OF good behavior in Tho
future
Is. H. Wilkcrson was fined SOS and
costs. and Joseph Kelly parsed with
~ ana costs The latter was
charged with concealing a pis,oI on
his person.
Francis Reed, alias t;oode, was SEN
fenced to serve a jail term OF thirty
days for stealing $50 in currency. In
this case also the sentence Was sus-
pended during good behavior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
MARCH EXPENDITURES OF
U. S. INCREASE HEAVILY
IBy Assncintcd press |

WASHINGTON, AprIl lN-tiOvcrn-
ment expenditures for March. both
oNinaTy and on inc pun!ig dGih'. n
February, according 10 the monthly
statement issued today by the Treas
ury.
Ordinary expenditures for March
tota led s536.i75 500. rs against S%5l.-
10000 for February, whil, public
debt disbursements for March
amounted to Sgf2 j@S.9i2 AS COM
pared with s19.SGU1j0 In February.
,"RedcmptiOn OF certificates of in
debtedncss To the sum OF SNGiiG2. 500
accounted fer -h. bulk Of IA" puMic
debt disbursements for Mar 70. whiic
the heaviest ordinary expenditures
were Sl23,0.G.S2l To- the railroads and
S100.h0T. SEQ 10 thn W.T. nnMnrimnni
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ARREST DRUGGIST ON
ARSON SUSPECT CHARGE

Developments arose yesterday
through Investigation of the Fire De-
partment officials into the cause of
'hc oiaZe whic:i was discovered sun
naF night In the rear basement OF a
drug store at gli F.as, Main Strcrt
Mhich led 10 the arrest Of T. H.
hohaSson. proprietor OF the drug
store; R.N y. Johnson a clerk IN
men.
MI four of the men were charged
IN the warrants which were sworn
ont against them with being SUSPECT
80 OF arson Chief loyncs expressed
himself after investigation as b.liny
iht That II was Of inrcn,liary origin
director Of PUBL Safety Myers
ana other officials 81 the department
went 10 the scene yesterday morn
ing and made n thorough iuyesticn
tI1n Pictures OF the basement were
taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
Charge Georgia Ma, VII, u

:. ,'NWT w, NOrTI lN.-Juhn y
buchanan. 81 principal i'm a mon,
nnnf staged here last January f"I.
,%M ins ne disappearance Of Robert
whose body was found later -, -,
,'oH"' hiN"rt was placed in ;ri;Il
mere ON a charge of murder LAX. -
thompson. . also held ON = chnr,.n
murder IN connection with In,
trial Witnesses today ;csiiG"n
,h" hnd,uE. Of W!lcoNs gun hidden in
/" brush hcdI near The scene Of
thehanau.N tshins shack, Will. bnnt.
Ing for WilcoN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
CITY LOSES SUIT

y verdict for the dcfcndau, w,s
t rex niHsd IN The Law and Equity
NJ, N'Si'rday IN the suit of James
city OF Richmond. for $1,000 dam.
LEES Airn alleged carclcSsncss on
L nc part 81 the city in allowing :,
y y u" shnsro TO accumulate. into which
h,.,,I itii ana was drowned. The
IA ne SUIT OF Mrs AI.nn NJ
'lcrh"! against NJ. Siivcrm,n cnr
% Tor damages 20 an :MiomnhiIr
Nri"let Tor The plaintiff was re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
GRAIN GROWERS WANT
SURPLUS PRODUCTS POOLED

" CHICAGO. Apr!i ,l>.-A resolution
adopted today by the directors Of The
United states Grain Growers. Inc. IN
executive session. directs tn. organ
jzation department 70 have It, agents
soliciting MEMBERSHIPS, Urro .uch
grower TO elect to poor his EXPORT
abie surplus era IN, with the under
standing. however. that IN. same il
subject To the election 90! said .rrvy-
err" This action follows extended
discussion OF the rucstiua ~ rru-
pulsOry pooling. when m. grain
growers organization perfected ton
days ago.
Election Of G. II Gnstafsou. ~
I!ncoin; ,Neb.. as president. Was an
nounccd today.
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Markets
.Contin,,ed Erou, Stpt, poyoN

prices TO attract much attention. Fiuc-
tuations In most OF the leading issues
were limited TO less than "A point.
Standard OIL OF New York Was well
bought and made II further advance of
almost 10 points. Indiana shares wcrc
strong during tho FIRST few minutes. aad
sold TO the highest level In some Time
but reacted later. Simms Petroleum was
steady. South American oils wcrr rather
quiet and after IA Arm opening moved to
slightly lower levels.
Southern Coal ana Iron rose TO IL new
nigh record. In the metal section Eureka
CrOcsus was the feature. being active
and strong from the opening. Bonds were
quite active and gcIerally moved lower
Curh ClnSN. bid and asknA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
VIA, Sta, Dcp"rtntion of o.c,,,,.,,

49, ,'''T'E. -IT7N. NNrIT N" NUWurvs-
ipnaI authority for ponpI p'C'.l.
]" nan Lord Mayor Of Cork. to r.-
'Ah!n in this country as u uoI;,ir,I
"l'e an" citizen of ireland. despite
iht Ith"r DEPARTMENTS d"na,-aiinn
order based on his coming ,yi,b.,,.
ihSsrort was proposed Ia "a Hons.
,,en' resolution introduced TODAY H.,
sentative SABBATH, Democrat 81
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nnIy Left ~, i,orch

on In" front porch of 27Ol East Grace
morning by Mrs. Mary Hargadon
Policeman w. J. Nichols was called
and delivered the infant - the au-
thoriti"S AT Virginia Hospital No
marks of identification were found
on tho child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
s"ts N>idc Warner ,crdIr,

''EEtNSEDKD. = Q. N.Dril -
states District Court h.r. Ia. ,nd'u
So, asa" 20" verdict recently ron.
d."r"d IN Tho ease of Mrs Tloi.r"o
warner AGAINST hey hus5nud. II u
Nathrf' "l Lexington. y. 6. Tor r,,.
s"uablc subsistence, we 20
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Railroad. Open wngc-cu, priv.

CHICAGO, April 80 laslcrn ram
roads. appearing before III, United
States Railroad Labor Board, opcned
their drive today for sweeping re-
ductions for all unskilled labor and.
In some Instances. for srop ana train
service employees.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,

iNpEAED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
TIE RioIIMoSD TINES nisr :s1srff a. for
sSiiSn TmE WI Kv ssspPs il 81 ReI,
me rates given herewith cover rnnrnia,.
S Seaf'e f IL at suHbH9 Fl nI
DISPATCH. which Is priced separately.
Schedule of Want .Id. Hates.
ar ~nrd daily. minimum 3oc. set solid
&c q wo,d daily. minimum asc. agate caps
&C d word Sunday. minimum acc, agate 60,
consecutive ihserti"ns price o. az
I, consecutive inserti"ns price OF 5h
IL Point Type
s Ad pages " IL point. and The sinaii ast
Sc, is one inch The rate !' Ior az III, may DO
type Is cents a word daily. and cents
a9ctinns WI! apply as !oE regular want
'i a'Ry Sny 10 anS
territory. From other sources the rates
ar ar: P,Ssiiy. it cents an agate line: sun
words TO the hnc). Canh must accom-.
Longer Term Rates for Business Adver-
Users on Request
Up 70 sa,11day af for w COLI Gay sla and
hcaii"n In The next EDITION.
ASS sr3 az TlsES Wi hRANGM Wat AID
WANT AID:
WEST OF FIRST STREET.
IA. WoLIsIEFFEH
BuRToN.s DRUG Store.
sii IiIRskEs s's FIX riISAR SiIse'
shANK:s N 8oHL EESspRf5d f S'.sf'
G ssSG Nss' b h5Gsi s ST5ssi;
THE BRANDS pHARMAcY.
@: c. KERN.
GROVE "a A ''sssSS; fifs;Si
r.. j. HOOKER.
HER HERMIT Gsa' pM Mntn G s!Gsf.:
rUhhic DRUG sToREs.
1901 wsss Main Street.
PINE srREET PiiHRMAcr.
G.. cMioccA ( nRos.,
s y " %es IA Rro I. n S,Fss,.
TARIRANT pRuG, COMPANY.
COHEN CO. ID BEp ploRT tss' STORE
II East Broad Street
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
ScHERS.
H9 1ss SsT' huE Fs!FF S'ses Co..
1923 North Firth Street
$50 North Fourth Street
RICHMOND PHARMACY,
sol East Main Street
SClIIsRS.
Ninth and Broad Streets
ROLAND II. CHILDREY,
% North Eighteenth Street.
r"'n TGR aSf. ss" f Hnsr9S, Streets
F AIR riiAnMAcY,
SPRlSGER DRUG COMPANY.
EAToN'S PHARMACY,
Twenty sixth and VcnabIs Streets
$500 East Broad Street.
HORDS DRUG STORE.
j. F. sMi nFH
1902 East Marshall Street
FULTON.
JOHN T. KUESTER
els Louisiana Street.
1907 i wi HI mASGsiA Hyenu..
J. A. BLACK & SON.
1915 williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
1900 Hull Street
r., ~. rARRIsH.
WASHINGTON & EARLY.
osls Hull Street.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY,
GIG North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
W. X. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and stuart Street.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
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thirty Alleged Nigh, n;d.r. u.,s

JONESBUIkV. AKE AUr.I -ThIr-
ty alleged night riders. arrested on
last fall, were late today indicted hy
the grand jury Of tho JcncsboTo DIS
trict Court on charges OF hpth might
riding and arson : number Of atl9i-
tionaI indictments W"T" returned
against persons who have not been
arrested.
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PENCE SPRIN GS
HOTEL

Pence Springs. W.. Va.
New, inoicrn: March to Dec. Midway
between Washington. -. c.. and Cincin-
natl. q. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Try. Unusually attractive. Booklet. etc.
w. ID. PAXTON.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Dcdltb Il
Saturday. April iG. 1921
::2O n. NJ, AT her residence. ~ West
Leigh street, Marietta L.. daughter OF,
the lat" Richard ana Martha Chics She
survived by three sisters. Mrs Maria
Rrooks. Mrs. julia Jct.r and Mrs. Mag
81: Gloson: three brothers. Lawyer j.
Alex thiics, John u. Chil.s and Rich
ard chiies. and host OF relatives AMI
friends TO mourn their loss Funeral
from First Baptist Church Tuesday .
u. NJ Burtal Woodlawn Cemetery.
April Is. 1921. al noon
-! pneumonia, at hor residence. Meadow
bridge Road. Highland Park. Viola. wifi.
OF walter =; Frnyscr: She IL survived
ny her husband and three children
Nimcnn: Emily and Walter f.. Jr Fu.
neral Wednesday morning at 10 clock
i,"sn -, fcicr's Church. lntermcnt
VI ASoS-E:ntcrcd into rest in washing.
Ton. ID. G. April II. 1871 Susan H. Is
Mason. youngest daughter OF The late
Ion. John -. Mason and Mary Anne
Fort lnicrincnt. Hollywood. Tuesday
April -. on arrival OF 2:t5 train from
Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19

cAnRoLLS DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Madison ~. Randolph 1856
log Broadwly National Bank Bldg.
Fiftoerth and Main Streets.
I.!c'N .Nnn1 Nir-irin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19

Used CARS-Wc have exceptional h,r-
gains "a, a IN used ears u In The naTks,
where. Aspp Motor Corr, iii Ms,
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Personals

Ht.Sf attractive cOrscts and g!rIl.s for
The dcbutantc. Come In and Ins.,,St
tncN Tn" Corset Shop. Ji7 North
Firth Street. Mrs. y. J. Pyle proprietor
WASTED-D.ta of th. L. Fever ,,,,-
81 foochiand and Powhatsn Counti.n
iisi oi children OF Isaac Lee Fever who
uitI In l7bS. Had a son Isaac .,n,
IhuShi"r Magdalene. Address Hox l.
49,. The Dispatch. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
TEMPERANCE AND pRoHIBIrIoN.

The coffee berry scored victory the other
day a body OF scientists working under the
Marquis OF Gooseberry rules or whatever rules
Il is that uplifters Impose, reporting after a long
continued investigation that coffee ls not In
furious to health, Tho scientific gentlemen
stated that caffcln, tho narcotic ingredient Of
coffee. which has caused the neurotlcs so much
pain aud urged them to seek legislation prohb-
iting the use OF coffee, was not al an Injurious
TO health when coffee was used at all mod.
emtely
This victory for the coffee bean followed
close ON the heels OF Il victory won by the to-
haeco lcaf--auother committee having reported
that nicotine used moderately is not injurious
20 health,
The two cases seem T. Justify q word cou-
cerning thc difference between temperance and
prohibition. Perhaps uo man has ever disputed
that coit,, Euzllcd iutcmpcratcly is injurious
or that tobacco used In Ike manner rs like
wise injurious. But as much may bo said OF
any other article OF djot and ot mono with more
truth than OF sugar And with mcuculous GER
tainty as much Is true OF even tho primitive pas
sions and emotions OF the human animal.
Discipline az The appetite, OF tho emotions OF
the passions and, even OF mental processes
should be the first consideration Of practical
education, as u certainly IL the first essential
an article simply because whom used In exces.
siye quantities it has a bad effect constitutes a
rule which II carried TO its logical conclusion
would leave man beron Of practically all the
thiRss with which nature has endowed him;