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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
Tulsa April Z.
To Explore the Amazon valley for New
Drug Plants

Some years ago Sir A. Conan Doyls i'm do
acriblng the romantic and perilous adventures
or one OF hts characters In the little known
upper portions Of the Amazon river valley.
stated that he penetrated to regions that had
pceh reaChed before by only other white
man an intrepid botanist employed hy q
Detroit manufacturer to scour the country in
search OF new drug plants The botanist re-
felctred to was II. IL. Rushy, now de,n of the
columbia university college OF pharmacy, and
maj he was successful In his search il proven
by the fact that oC!llana and several other
drugs that he discovered have since come into
widc use 10y physicans. At that time or on a
lat'r. trip DE- Rusby discovered vast forests OF
'nChnha trees, from which qu!uiuC Is obtained
Important drug plants.
Recently the doctor learned from travellers
IN northern Brazil of some very interesting med
lCineS employed by the natives thcre. and, de-
etous ot learning moro concerning them. has
drrangod-this time with a philadclnhin mann
iacturer-tp lead nm expedition into this the
Last great eNpanse of unknown country" i'm the
world, IN the hope of securing some OF the ma
terinl ana Of making complete study OF IL,
medicinal properties. Al the same time a
careful study WALL be made Of certain epidemic
diseases OF the tropics and curative measures
VIII ne sought also, the doctor proposes to Sc
cure and analyze small quantities OF tho various
arrow poisons used by the natives. Specimens
or Inc many varieties of polsouoNs snakes which
abound In tho country win be secured and for
Watdod TO museums here; a representative OF
the federal department OF entomology viii ac-
company the party TO study the Insects. and
oven the different kinds of fishes viii be col
!octed and examined
l'aNe New YORK about May !, however, will be
an connection with mechanical plants The
complete study which cannot be attempted I'm
the field win occupy the attention Of many
specialists. Dr. Rushy himself will undertake
their botanical classification and specimens will
%" sent to this country for further study. Their
mlcroscopical structure will be determined by
g. W. Ballard of the Columbia university school
or pm hlrmhcN Hober w NounEkon OF the Phila
dolphia college of pharmacy, and Albert Schuei-
der and T.. l.. Newcomb Of the pharmacy schools
@t the universities of Nebraska and Minnesota.
II, V Army OF Columbia, G, II. Jordon OF Pur-
du" ana l.. T.. SaNrc ana H. II. HaVCnhin OF
kansas VIII study their chemical properties
Physicaus connected with Yale Harvard, the
University OF Pennsylvania and Johns Hopkins
VIII determine their physiological and medicinal
properties.
IL is apparent that this expedition which is
purely pharmaceutical one may add to the
physicians armamcutarum a number Of new
drugs OF great value In treatment of dsea 90
Certainly It's success viii add TO the laurels OF
American pharmacy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
Benny's Notebook

Yestidday in skool during joggrlf.
fy rote "A pome about Mary Wat.
kins, this being It
| know a bewtifill maid age :
And her name is Mary Watkins
She's so pritty she always looks
crate
And her name Is Mary Watkins.
Me thinking. q, Ill give II to her
on the way home from skool. Wict
started to do, catching up TO hel
about half way home saying It,
lucky we both live in the same direC.
tion, aint IL? And she said. Wy
And / sed, don't meen lucky,
meen pickuliar.
We'll, It may be pickuliar, scd
Mary watkins. Sounding like less
of compliment,and we kepp on
wawking, and after vile l sed
Do you want something?
Mcening the pome, and she sed
Yes, wat?
o, something. sed. And
started TO rectch in my inside pock.t
ware IL was. thinking, &, she mite
think IL krazy, she mite laff like
enythinE.
And | started TO pertend to looh
in my other poCkits as If thawt
couldp't find something, Mary
Watkins saying, Wat is It, Benny
O I'm dredfilly ixcited, wat are you
going TO give me?
q, Jest a thing, l sed. And |
started TO take the diffrent things
out OF my pocgits thinking maybe
mite have something elts l could
give her and she mite think that was
It. ony all | had was a long pceco
OF string with notts in it, long
peece OF string plain, 4 diftrcnt size
corks, 3 cancelled Mexico stamps, %
marbles, rubber bands and . cigar
bands, thinking, Heck, gosh, c. And
sed, you don't save corks, do you
Certenly not, my goodniss is thd'
wat you were going to give me. seG
Mary Watkins. looking proud, ana
/ sed, no. | should say not ] Jes.
asked you out of curiosity Ana ]
kcpp on pertening 10 look. saying
Holey smoaks | must have lost it. a.,
/ was a artificial butterfly with IeN
wings and glass eyes.
| don't believe IT, sed Mary wat
klns. And she wawked In her mouse
! hawty and ! kepp on going non,
wishing I had gave her the point.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
The Horoscope
The stars incline but DO no, c.n
tcpL issi ~ Mcclure Newspap.t ss,s


According to astrology ta, mo-.
ing of this day should bo very r..
tunatc. The Sun and Mcr.urv a..
in bencfic aspect during the co..
hours, but later Venus. Juuter 49,
Uranus are adverse.
Promotion OF any ,rior,,...
through advertising or personal a.
peal to men in positions of nos.
should be successful before rf.
but later should not be 5ttcmg,es
Contracts signed before 10 o,rio.,
in the morning should bc pror,,bi.
but there is danger uf drccnp..
after the sun is In mid heaven ''
Warning ts given that The tenn,
tation to speculate viii Doc aroIr
throughout the summer vIul tho,
will be more than ono furry /,
stocks.
Women in business should bo e,
pccially cautious ""riug this plane.
tary rule, for IL may incline tne-o +,
take foolish risks and To- lose money
through impulsivc decisions.
II Is not a lucky sway for ,,
ill'b''f NA'i'' N'ili'i lIhF it p1Fv
deceived IN their love affairs WIZ,
Uranus Is in sinister mood.
Deception in business as well b,
in love may become moro and mo,,
common as the year advances. he
sccrs warn, for there will bo a rnat,
for intrigue I'm the United S'atrql
one Of the predictions made "a.
foreign astroloEer announces ~
in this country there viii bc "a soil.
| darity Of interest not hIthero
achieved.
While tho moon OF this month Z,
still young IL should bc Remembered
that its first quarter indicates muc5
trouble for the British government
and for that reason misuudcrstsnd
inCs and misiudgments from I'M
side of tho world will be oven NOR
to he regretted than in ordinary cir
CumstanCes.
There is a sign forcsha dowint
many distinguished visitors for I'M
country during the summer.
Increased popularity for the pres
dent of the United States is ind.
Gated by the stars,
Persons whose birthdatc Il ia ma,
! have a busy year and should no
| speculate or risk money.
Children born on this dav ma
| have eventtul lives in which fsit
meet reverses, but triumph ole
them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
CHAPTER A..
DINNER AT MAkN'S.

II thought you two had thrown
me down." was Mary's greeting.
no danger of that! Gerry here
was too anxious for a good dinner"
Robert replied.
well. it is all ready. You see am
prompt" Mary point, q the Big
Ben ticking away on the little shelf
over the kitchen table. now Conver-
ted into guest table,
Two rooms was all / could afford
and I'd rather eat in my kitchen
than in my drawing room. You see
my Chasy lounge IL In there and all
my expensive bric-a -brac. Something
might get hurt. Then: Dinner is
served Madame" she said pertly.
as she draped a towel over her arm
and held my chair for me in exact
Imitation of waiter.
you're a good little scout, Mary
to ask us to dinner" Robert said.
his mouth fun of delicious creamcd
potatoes. Where in the world did
you learn To cook2'
II told Mary that bookstores kept
open TO sell hooks, and that | could
read. That's the secret OF good cook
inR--of course, IL one hasn't got no
brains, they cant do anything right
But with a good cookbook, cooking
is just fun
This IL a splendid steak" broke
in, delighted that Robert was enjoy
ing himself somewhere beside at
Mirion lIovcy's You shouldn't
have been so cXtravagant, our land
lady says eating steaks IN just like
eating money nowadays
That's the reason we don't get
any Robert added.
II shan't have steak often. But
once I'm while It won't hurt mo |
have enjoyed my meals so much,
Gerry, and have kept account of
every single penny | have spent, |
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
The Woman Who Loved Earned
By JANE PHELPS
A MODERN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS

( live cheaper than | did I'm her
measly third floor back, and have a
room to see my bcauX in besides
You see that cookbook | bought tells
how to fiN over all the leavings
They are nicer than when they ate
( first cooked, too--somc of them. !
don't waste a crumb. I give them
TO the birds. But honest, / shall
save money living here"
1T sounds funny to hear you talk
OF saving money Mary's generous
habits were well known,
But you see have something
now TO save for. | need a rolling
pin droadfully. rolled that pie
crust with beer bottle" She was
clearing the table for her dessert,
which was thick, creamy lemon pie.
Il don't care what you rolled II
with, It's delicious" Robert declared.
And | need lamp to read by
that gas Set in my drawing room is
too high II amt rchcrko 10 eat i'm
the kitchen, you know. Then it in
terferes with my servants" The
flourish with which she accompan-
led this speech sent Robert off into
pcals of laughter.
'I'd like 10 see anyone he blue
. y
even "A man who is out of a job
"You'll land something soon" she
encouraged.
Il hope so-for Gerry's sake. It's
! hard Oh her"
Don't worry about her Robert
| Don't let her hear, but she's been
having things too easily lately. Your
aunt ana all such pleasant things
| helped her. She's gcttiug--fat,' iu
/ IA Mortified whisper.
Aren't YOU ashamed TO malign
me so TO my own husband" / eN-
| claimed as, after eating his second
| piece OF pie, Robert declared he
must go.
81 guess he kuows-he has eyesl
| Then: Must YOU go, Robert?
| thought YOU and Gerry would spend
| the afternoon with me-"
Gerry Will, but | have an errand
must do. | viii come back and
get her"
Wen have the lcavings and call
Il supper she called after him.
/ then turned To me: lis he going TO
/ look for a place."
mo, Mary lie Is going to Marion
| Hovey She is in some sort OF trou-
bic, and sent for him" Something
| couldn't explain impelled me 10
give her the true reason OF Rob
crt's dcsertion.
ITS good for Robert" was what
she said, but she looked troubled as
she added: wen hurry the dishes
out Of the way ana have n nice long
/ talk"
Tomorrow--What Marion Wanted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
barometer of Public Opini0n


Ediior World; ! would like To- accent Ernest
behalf, of girls
am MOI "a girl and will confcs, don't like
soap any too well myself II r,ts iu yorr rvos
ana don taste good when you get il iu your
NOUN. haNo known Enost four years aud
! d"nt believe hc hkcs soap any better than
any other hoy--and boys seldom do
tfnoSt Httd that all great mon were once little
""NN' buI me mothers who raised these great
men were an little girls once upon "A ti,,c M
len the girls have their pretty dresses because
lh'N become them. Who would cXpcct girls
20 climb trees or play marbles? And who could
like a girl that was not clean ana modest
- GEORGE EI4EGAR
SIS West Brady
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
Oklahoma Outbursts
~ OTIS LoRroS.

Report foys that President Elam ~ the stat
editorial association issued q can for IL special
f't"on 90 she rcqucst OF tho governor TO con.
.id'r the situation. Report ls also quoted that
Ih' clarion can 81 the proHdcut was confined
J." ten NJ the 'brst minds Report may be a
On" blamed liar. fDr Tho world is "A member of
'h' HAapcintUu and never received any invite
or previous notice of the meeting. IL cOntribut
'H inc necessary pluuks and applause a. the
'W' or president Elams election and labora
nnu'r mo impression chat tt is in good standing.
VIC 40 not Know who nine OF the ten "bcHt
"hd' "t" who wtro favored. Possibly they
arc among tho7" who fDroRtthorcd iu "a room
.h Ih" HuslN hotel, ana, drawing inspiration
''n o. corn shrine. SELECTED Mr. ELAN for The
W'HiH'nrN. Ia amy oyert. however. the tncrt-
lnf was not called 10 advise. u is not advice
I'D" governor wants 80 much us support and con.
Speaking Of the situation. there ls not much
."uH' lor alarm. II ls true, perhaps. the school
i'r the bind will close " usually does once "A
H'Ai ana tho summer recess VIII probably not
"' taten any earlier than is the custom. Other
"'tIo Hchoola viii also close. They do Il every
year ana tho aiudcnts and faculty have formed
roc hhhit "i looking forward TO this event And
u" patient ~ any of the nsyluns will he forced
o" IotVt th" institutions but the governor and
az ing governors may bo able to do some fupc-
unlE win inaics of tho state institution al Nc
N'.I'l, ana homu state cmpluyc may have Ia
walk the STAIRS instead Of riding the elevator.
Ana the rattle ~ glass comes from room 10 iC
"l iue lloioI IHTon. says tho wichita Eagle iu
"a hoi' or IN" Rotary convention. Doubtless thcy
"''' drinking This Crazy water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
But SUPPOSE 1T SHOULD RAIN
New Fad In UmprclIa In Paris Must
Amusc y. PluYisus.

PARIS--Tiny umbrellas that must
amuse j Pluvlsus have made their
appearance in smart shops here and
are welcomed as the latest fad. As
pendant for the Parislenne's brace
Il, or TO cover up very small hat,
or a bit OF feather, or one violet on a
spring bonnet, the midget umbrella
might be considered useful,
\ typical example is less than two
feet from tip TO handle, A carved
wooden handle ends in the head of "A
wisened little old man. The gnarled
wood used adds much 10 the charac-
ter OF the face OF this strange person
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
LIIE NEEDS Us ALL.

,Copyrght, 1921, by Edgar A. GuestD
There rs so much that We can do
A kind word spoken here and there
VIII ease anuthvr's weight ~ care,
ldto needs us AN The splendid few
Who riso 200 fame. With tlI their skill
Your post and mime can never Nli
n we who have NOT wealth or fame.
should fan In Jll our little deeds.
The world would sink beneath its needs,
NOt hy the greatness of a namy.
nor 10y The splcndor OF success.
Are hearts restored to happiness
About as an are those who need
The gifts which we have power to give;
We can be- friendly while we live
And hy some thoughtfu, kindly deed
can help another on his way
And that Is service, come what may.
What though we miss the heights OF skill
The splcnuor ut the greater few,
There ls So much that We can do
There Is place which we can I'LL
Always about us while We live.
Are those who need what We can give.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

the folks 20 vote on lot us give some concern
to seeing that the issue is pitched right. For
instance, shah the statohouso oligarchy with
James y. A. Robertson at It's head run the state
aud raid the treasury al win. or shall the pco-
pies chosen representative exercise their hon
est Judgment in the prcmlss' That rs tho real
issue and the only issue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

who has on his head a nightcap dec
GRATED with stripes of red and blue
paint. Animals heads, parrots, dogs
and the rest of the menagerie are al
so popular as handles. \ ring al
lows the umbrella to dangle from
the Wrist-San Francisco Chronicle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
DniiB Biblical Quotation


April -
U4 norffct. Doc OF good comfort no "i ono
mind. I.n boz peace, and the GOD " iov" ana
pt.r, shall be with you..-2 Coz. Kill IT,
IIe that Ioycth not hiB brother whom no nam
goou how can he love God whom hc haih NOT
seen f..I John it 20.
Lord subduc our selfish Will.
Each 10 each our tempcrH suit
Gc Thy modulatiuE SKIN.
Heart TO heart. az luto TO iutr.
q Wesley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
\ roreword of ChnlIcngc 10 soclnlI.m.

Editor world. They challenge everybody
rs Capitalists who refuse to accept their theory,
therefore / challenge them in return as not a
party but band OF sorchcads who because OF
the tact that from various causes they are gem
caused 10y milliouaires having accumulated all
the money and SO deprived them Of their right
ful share Of II and as remedy they are seek
ing by any available means with no regard TO
the established forms OF Government but solely
for their own desires 70 find somC way to dis
POSSESS present owners and come into the onNied
caso and comfort of tho hated Capitalists. As
cNcmpliticd in the present condition I'm Russia
and also attempts or the Socialists I'm other ma
uou9 uborttvv though tbcy be, show just whore
thcy would find themselves II they could ac-
gone In the l. $ \, their leaders generally land
in prison instead Of the desired office they seek
In fact IL is the open door TO office II for crimes
committed they are convicted and given a term
In prison and it matters not where or how dia-
holical the crime Tho bomb planters are
greater i'm their minds than any common
murders who only kills single victim, The Me
Namaras who destroyed the Times building in
Los Angeles was innocent until they confessed
the crimc. Big BIN Haywood is high up in So
viulism. even II every one knows he was guilty
OF the death OF S,ernburg Tho facts are so
patent that 70 ts not needed TO cite moro OF them
I'm this article whore | am restricted TO three
hundred words.
y B. EASTON.
saltwater Okla Apu 5, 1874
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12
To Get More Drugs
51j West brady

Idltur world; | am enclosing data ON un
expedition into the Amazon valley in search OF
new drug plants DR. Rusby OF the Columbia
university viii be in charge of this expedition
Wnleh VIII leave Now York about May /.
IT you can make use OF this article In vouf
puhh'dllon "a "a news item or otherwise YOU
are Welcom" TO the article, na / am dcsirous of
cal profession
J.. R. THOMPSON.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

"A league Of Justice Will heal the worlds ar-
flicuons.' says cN-Sccretary Of state Colby. why
is It that some folks refuse to be happy until
they get some sort OF league? Weren't we all
reasonably happy before anybody mentioned tho
thing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-12

Organizing an army seems to bc ono OF the
things the "rcds' do best They are failures AZ
either organizing or conducting productive
enterprise.
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Tomorrow-what Marion Wanted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
CRlTICISES BOARD
Witness Says Failure to Make Inven-
 tories Costs Millions
By Assoclated Press

Washington, January 12.-Failure of the shipping board to. make accurate inventories of it's surplus materials, valued at millions of dollars, is costing the government a vast amount of money, the House committee investiga.-- ing the boards operations was informed today by C. R. Taylor of the comptrol- ler's department. The witness said he doubted" whether officials of the board know exactly what is stored in various warehouses"
 The shipping board is buying sup plies at hign prices in the open market, Taylor charged, when the materials needed in many instances are piled in its own warehouses.
 If an intelligent effort were made to ascertain what supplies are in storage" he added Ian immense saving could be effected"
 Taylor directed his criticism at the shipping boards division of supplies and sales, whose head, H. B. Miller, tes tifying later, agreed that conditions are not satisfactory" The latter added that inventories had been begun to as- certain the exact contents of all ship ping board warehouses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
S1O,0OO DAMAGE
 CASE IS ARGUED
Respondent Secured Judgment In Circuit Court Against
 Brotherhood of Engineers

Montgomery, January 12.-(Speclai) Arguments were made in the supreme court Wednesday in the case from Dal- las county involving a Judgment for s10, 900 obtained by J. W. Green, mem- Der of the house of representatives, against the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive engineers as damages for his dis missal from the union during the war. The judgment was returned by jury in the Dallas circuit court.
 Mr. Green contended that he was dismissed from the organization be- cause he declined to put allegiance to the labor union above allegiance to the American nation. The labor union contended that he had not complied with the rules of the organization. Be- cause of the peculiar allegations ane setting for the suit, it attracted great attention on the trial in the lower court
 Alex D. Pitts. federal district attor- ney, and J. T. Stokely of Birmingham appeared for Green, while the brother hood was represented by s. F. Hobbs of Selma, recently appointed judge O, the Fourth circuit as the successor oi
 Judge B. M. Miller, who will retire next Monday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-13
Ends Stubborn Coughs
 in q Hurry
For real effectiveness. this old homo-made remedy has no equal.
 EasiIy and cheap1y prepared.

You'll never know how quickly a bad cough can be conquered, until you try this famous old home made remedy: Anyone who has coughed all day and all night. will say that the immediate relief given is almost like magic. It takes but moment to prepare, and really there is nothing better for coughs:
 Into pint bottle, put 27a ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to make full pint. Or you can syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, the full pint saves. about two- thirds of the money usually spent for cough preparations, and gives you more positive, effective remedy. It keeps per- fectly, and tastes pleasant-children like it. <,
 You can feel this take hold instantly, soothing and healing the membranes in all the air passages. It promptly loosens a dry, tight cough, and soon you will notice the phlegm thin out and then disappear altogether. A days use will usually break up an ordinary throat or chest cold, and it is also splendid for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and bron- chial asthma. s Pinex is a>most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine ex- tract, the most reliable remedy for throat and chest ailments.
 To avoid disappointment ask. your druggist for "21a ounces of pinex" with directions, and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis- | faction or money refunded. The PineS Co.,, Ft. Wayne, Ind.