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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-24
Dnrison Arrairned.

New York. oct. 2l--'Red Phil" Da
vision. the SLAYER Of Jack Zelig. vas ar
rsignei before Justice COT yesterday
and pleaded not guilty to the indictment
charging him with Zelig's murder. Jus
tice COT set next Wednesday. Oct. 81, as
the DAY for his trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-24
BOASTS FoRTY-SIx WIVES.
Transvaal Man Claims Polygamy c, am
pionship of Great Britain.

Johannesburg, Oct. 24.--The cham-
pion polygamist of the British Empire
has been discovered among the Bnntu
trbesmen of the Transvaal, according to
returns of the census office. He has
forty-sX wives and is IS years OF age.
His next nearest competitor i'll the
matrimonial stakes BOASTS of only
twenty eight wives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-24
Mountaineer ales
By M. QUAD
Copyright, 1912. by Associated Lit
erary Press.
By M. QUAD

1--we had many a fout in my time.
began old Zeb White. the possum hunt
er. but thar has never been but one
occasion when | was wIllin' to admit
that was licked man. The ole wo.
man was to blame for that. She used
10 be In the habit of sulkin' around
without any cause for 1t as fur as
could see. and 1t allus ended In row
of some kind.
zone afternoon I cum home from town
10 find my ole woman In the sulks. She
used to get that way now and then.
and knowed what TO expect. When
she began to Jaw | began TO whistle.
but arter half an hour got mad I'd
"a gone out and slept In the woods
only 1t was gwine to he dark and
rainy night. She sulked and sulked.
and when 1t cum time to go to bed
sot right yere and never minded the
time. She didn't offer to make up. and
so was sittin' yere when midnight
cum. She was asleep and SO was
when thar cum u cry from outdoahs.
II was just like the boot of a woman
lost in the woods. and 1t was ringin'
in my ears when the ole woman sits
up in bed and calls out:
'Zeb White. what on airth was that.
and what ar yo' doing sittin' up thar
like a knot on a log?'
~ didn't hear nuthin' moren an
owl hootin'.' says /.
Then why don't yo' so out and
keep him companyT
Il didn't say nuthin' to that. and pur.
ty soon she fell back and went to sleep
again. Mebbe fifteen minits had pass
ed when the cry come ag'in ard sent
shiver over me and brought the ole |
woman out of bed.
"'Befo' the Lawd. but what kin II |
be- she gasped
"A woman hootin' for help SEE l.
LIT can't be. No woman would be |
hootin' around we're this time o. night
"'Then ii may be an owl.
"'Then you may be fule"
Her calm me a fule riled me up. ,
and, though | was purity sartin that 1t
was the scream of a wildcat, ! deter
mined NOT TO CIV In.
Shoot It's one o. them Davis gals
lost in the woods!
Then yon don't know sugar from
sand! Listen to that. Does that sound
like the boot OF q woman
Jest exactly. I'll bet my ole gun
agin coonskin that it's woman. I'll
open the doah so she kin see the light
and then call to her.
''Zeb White. I'm tellin yo' it's a
wildcat and not a woman. II yo
hadn't almost got to be Il fule yo'd
know by the sound No woman ever
yeowled that way. no matter how
skeert she was. What yo' gwine to
doT
"'Open the doah. of co'se.'
WAL. If yo' open that doah sum-
body's gwine to git clawed and bit.
and yo' talse my word fur it
THAT riled me sum mo-. and | was
bound to open that doah or bust
could even h'ar the critter prowIin'
around. but | want gwine to let the
ole woman bluff me down. l riz up
and was listenin'. when she seq:
This yere cat is arter meat fur
shore!'
THAT yere woman is loollin' fur
our cabin, yo' mean, and yere goes to
let her In
with that crossed over and open
ed the back doah. and as did so the
ole woman made dive fur the bed
and kivered up her head. | bad just :
swung the doah back and opened my
mouth to boot when sumthin' knocked
me clean across the cabin and uttered ,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-24
Testimony of Trained Nurse.

Cathlamet, Wash.
al am a nurse and
when | do much lift
ing | have a female
weakness, but / take
Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and | cannot
say enough in praise
of IL ! always rec
ommend it for fe-
male troubles. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-24

Gibbs-I bear that your boy is going
10 a dra wing school.
Dibbs-You can call II that Hes at
tending n dental colleSe.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-24

in this country. Peoples don't die o
the only respectable disease they ough
old age. The tariff would lower !,
the tariff on human life Why men arr
mere callow youth at a. Half the
infants who die are sacrificed for lack OF
I nutrition all due to improper foods
There is not single infant food fit for
child to have.
"Some day we'll have a serum to pre-.
vent tuberculosis, pneumonia, cancer
Wen establish immunity among people
! by precaution but there will always be
large number of unbelievcrs'
The speaker described the difference
between the care of animals and of peo-
pie and said: "Im helpless So are
You. We are worth as much as cows
and steers. Let us have hygiene that
we may live to serve the public in
work that lasts and work that
blesses.'
Discussed Smallpox Situation.
Dr. Wiley had the following to say of
smallpox:
you have an outbreak of smallpox in
the next town. Smallpox is preventable.
1t comes from without. If you don't
get it, you don't have it. You have
certain remedies against smallpox which
mitigate it, A great number of people
oppose vaccination. ! sympathize with
them | believe every citizen should have
freedom OF opinion until that freedom
threatens the community, then he should
give way. The law requiring vaccina-
ton is right because it is a protec-
tion.
II sympathize with those who don't
believe in disease They are as honest as
any of us, but the law says you must
not allow person to die without medi
cal treatment. and the law is just If it
brings a parent into court and sends
him to Jail.
81 sympathze with the absent treat
ment. You can cure yourself of every.
thing you don't have by imagination, but
not single disease which you have. The
single life must give way to the type.
So when man with smallpox walks
your street you do rightly to send him
to the Jail or pesthouse. Some day We'll
segregate every infectious disease that
exists"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
At the Orpheum.

The excellent Keith vaudeville Of
fcrinC that will open M the popular
Orpicum Theater with "a matinee this
afternoon and continue Tor the last
half OF This week is as follows. Cor
nell and Wilbur. comedians with aero
battle stunts and ~kuockdbout tricks.
Smith and Iito. expert musical mauip-
Ulators on many novel musical I'm
strumcnts King and Foster. Of Yale
and Princeton College. playlet. Nor
ris and BeaFley. iu "a rip roaring
laughing comedy talking act Owing
10 the big success Of the B C. Whit
rev Maid OF NicOhar" musical com
cdy act. tho management is holding
30 Owe for the entire week. This act
iz q most delightful one. and con
faius many splendid musical numbers
that are uuE IN % read prima donna
fashion by Miss Maud Homer. A new
feature will be added 10 tho act for
the last three days Of this week in
the way Of q lohsfrrscopc. 90 great cf-
feet. 40 the finish of the act. showing
100 the pretty girls as dancing
.tchcs. The matinee This afternoon
viii start as usual nc . 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
REGAINS HEALTH
AFTER HARD FIGHT
Worn Out. Run Down Mar Rapidly
Receivers With United Doctors
Treatment

L IS surprising 70 know the NUN
Der OF people vho seem 20 be forever
out % SORTS Tor one reason or an
other and not know the cause o. it.
Sometimes Dc o. one thing aud some
times another. but 10 10 nearly always
som" ailmeut directly or indirectly.
Mr.. Reynolds. la mentioning his
case. saNs. On part. There are many
people throughout the country who
are afflicted as ] have been. aud this
message 70 them should xiv them
hope.
For the last eight months !
haven't felt normal or healthy nor
have / enjoyed lie as ! should have
! had a breakdown eight
months ago and this may have caused
this condition. though I had also a
had cought for the last three months.
! always felt out OF sorts since my
sickness and Dr. was my good fortune
TO Immediately find a good doctor
who could aid me az the first turn.
Friends recommended the United
Doctors Cthe specialists who have
their Wheeling institute In the Nc
Lain building. - Twelfth street, and
went 10 see them. : have taken
their treatment only one month and
now I feel normal ana fine and my
cough has left me. VIII continU"
treatment a little longer and ! am
sure / VIII then be entirely we'll
tMr. Reynolds lives at .u9 Tenth
street. Streator. III
The United Doctors work Is well
known 10 Wheeling people. for they
made many remarkable cures here
as Well as In other institutes through
out the country. The United Doctors
treat among other diseases and all
mcnts. dcep-seated ana chronic dis
eases OF the nerves. blood. kidneys.
heart. liver. spine. bladder. skin. in
GLIDING rheumatism, gall stones.
roitre. Indigestion. d. -pcpsia. neu-
ralgia. cancer. tumors. paralysis.
epilepsy. and diseases 81 men and
diseases OF womeu-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
"oirl Of NV DRAINS"

Frank Smithson. the veteran stage
producer. declares that the musical
play. The Girl Of Ny Dreams in
which John Hyams and Leila Nc
lntyre are co-starriug. and which he
staged for Jos. ". Gates. IS the most
perfectly constructed piece that he
has even cen So far IT, has not been
necessary 90 change n line OF the book
or lyrics. or the position OF any OF
the music. This is very remarkable.
as most musical comedies Of to-day
are hits Of artistic Theatre mosaic I'm
whic hthe producer IS the master
mind. aided by the manager. actors.
scenic artists. costumers and. lastly.
authors Of book. lyrics and music.
Mr.. SWithson Is an Enclishman.
whose first work In New York was
The Girl from Paris which he pro-
duccd I'm 1905 az the Herald Square
theatre for T. r. Rice. playing the
Part Of the irrasciblc major. Since
f' 1 Nie record has been n Of con-
tinued success. The play returns 10
.l- Court for mstinr" and night per
;ormances mex Wednesday. Dccem-
Der IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
WARW00D
Primary Election To-day.

The voters % Narwood Viii hold a
primary election to-day between IT,"
hours 90 ! ana > . ~. Geo nominate unn-
PARTISAN candidate Tor tIs offices "i
mayor. recorder and cu4us4IHl'u TI"
VOTING p.ic. vail Doe at 100. center War
wood hos. house. Good men have been
~uE.rsttI for al the places 60 Doe ALLIED.
The principal fight w4l Doe On tie n"ul-
Ration Tor mayor. atfW eru t.ttfl-- j.
bowler. tie present mayor. and 90 e.
Fuur. al present one Ut tie C"4uc linen
from $urtl oui Mr. bowler mas
TroNr1 himself 90 ~t.urolrlly capable
official during Ms iueumh"tUy, tsv.tlus
rrurH ,f BOTS tim. ami attention tl tuw 20
Affltr~. ana 81 .aI-. number ~ citizens
desire hi- -suutIuuau e. IN tl' OiflCc. MI.
FUUr - nl-p a. competent man. Win
considerable experience 800 public Affairs.
both lu NarwoYu and 90 Erl4i.I,. ohio.
w.sg. Ir resided before coming acre
auf Pc has go strong and enfhus a~ti'
following. Who predict his nomination
Iue fIE.t f,r recorder viii also be- inter-
r-fra. as Frank Klein aI.d e. a Al,NHr-
der. candidates Tor the nom nation, are
both strong men. and tatu viii receive ca
large vote. More than a dozen names
tat. been suggested FOR tine seven ,uuu-
s.imauip positions. ana the fEHt fus
nomination hetw"cn several " them viii
DE Tar from tame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
To Hax. rnt.rtaIrm.nt.

The board Of the sunday school Of the
First ". y. church Of this city Is max
Ing extensive preparations Tor a hig
Christmas entertainments To- be held Boo
the auditorium Of the church on Xmas
eve, IL viii be called. pay day and
Will be very beneficial to an members
of the Sunday school FoIlowfnE is
the members OF the committee in charge
of the anair. Miss Helen henderson.
Mrs J. X. Baker. Mrs. q ". Mltrhcr-
man, Mrs. Il. r RhoadS and Mrs \. T
ARNOLD. The committee viii hold a meet
Ina In the very near future AMI COM
iplete plans for the AFFAIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
THE THEATRE
seuIan Poynter To-nI,h,

Mss E-ulah Poynter. M her I,.as,
success. A Kentucky Romance viii
oe me attraction a. the Court theatre
10Y three DAYS. starting tonight. wi,b
matinee on SATURDAY
play develops an interesting
piot of an arfless girl who falls iu
rove With. n secretly marries the
son ~ a proud widow. Who had picked
shotheT choice for him. The widow
earns OF her sons supposed mar.
I."s' ana me son Ia turn. m order
!" secure a needed sum OF money.
denies that De- married ~Cyntb. .
This breaks ny the FIRST part 81 he
romance; Cynthia" goes 10 New
York. becomes a star OF Broaawsv
and Lee Jameson. her husband. tray.
els abroad. bur IN the end. q course.
marital troubles adjust themselves
satisfactorily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12

A. the Court tomorrow morning
seats 20 on sale for me ngaeoment
OF .OMcer 6s6.' which will be here
on Monday and Tuesday. December
10 and u. \ most series
Of incidents. sustained BY a love in
terest that appeals because OF It's sin
certify. a proper tanglc OF plot. which
is inFeniously raveled and then a.
artfully unravelcd. a number OF sharp
dramatic climaxes and rea thrills. ana
above all = sustained. wholesome and
refreshing quality OF fun. combine to
make Officer GG6" the best farce I'm
years. The piece furnishes many
mysterious moment that are all the
more enjoyable because o. the sub
stantial ad laugh compelling quality
OF It's story. The entire New York
original cast. with George Nash and
Edward Abeles In the principal roles
Will be seen here with the complete
production direct from two years az
the Gaioty theatre. New York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
Moving Picture Photorraphs.

During tle past few lays gintoertplcr~
for NOV uE picture film cnmpaui.s haN
been busy -etur4uE scenes uf interest Go
tbs N"l.Iu.tf. To- addition Goo other view
secured a. number 81 good pictures veto
taken Cd. the men 90 work iu the various
departments OF the Narwo.I Tool wura-.
DO - understood t.t-, pictures arc Co. Nc
s.onu iu the MOVING picture show Co ice
ureusi To- tHr 'Ity Market Auditorium.
.nr.Ln.. MLttr Il. -.u-uI.tLun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
monndartl1. n-i.rn

me q g. caldwell Post. - \ Il
will hold an oror meeting on Sqfurrsv
Dee 2lst. Instead ~ rcNt saturday rs
was announced Boo those columns yes
Miss Forest Holt. who has horn con.
hned % her home with m illness. Is im-
proving nicely
= Mrs ClIr HnllcI ~ Ni.rtnn w ",
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
RED Cross stamps.

The sale OF the little Red Cross Seals
Nas started ln this city yesterday and
put on sale az the different stores about
the city. The committee In charge OF
the analr are working hard 20 make this
year n Tecord-breakiug season and many
undre stamps were disposed % yes
terdaN. The Womau's Cluh or the First
~, ~ church and the Industrial circle
Of the First Presbyterian church have
charge OF the sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
Democratic CHM % Me-,

The Marshall county Democratic club
VIII meet Wednesday evening. December
18Th. IN the Circuit court room M the
c~ourthouse The committee appointed
At the last meeting 20 draft a constitu-
uon and bylaws viii meet lu the after
noon TO prepare It's report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12

The parole board Of the state psntten-
tary met yesterday afternoon al tls
state Institution In this city al the Of
Zee Of Warder VI l. Brown. Tue fun
board was pref-rnt ana action was taken
on several applications for parole. How
ever, the report Will not be made public
until the same has been sent To Cover
nor GlasEcoCk. at Charleston and re-
turned. Those present az the meeting
we're: Warden n l. Brown. J \. boyd.
W. ID. Alexander ana Secretary Roy
Ayers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
GIVE WARE

Every housewife has trouble with iron pAn- and sAD,s ~,.AHs.
and With enameet wars. Crackrc. Why not. give hey a .-. -
kitchen set % aluminium ware which cannot rust. crack Up ir- .I
Is almost wcA prpfc
We have a full line % this war such - pots pans rua-.rs a
ketues skNtets. coffee pots. spoons chatting I~hs, c.~,. fr A.
tors. etc. also combination pieces whhh -.r.. as Pea A.r.. M
douhl, boiler dinner bucket frfrg pans ad keue
This IS the MAR that saves tmc. fc ana temps. lt. .r, to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12

Funeral services over tho remains q
the late Mrs- Hovinn Kull VII Doc held
thlr afternoon from tho late homo at
$50 0clork. The pastor ~ tine Rob
orts Ridge church viii oN'riafe and IN
terment VIII he made lu tie Roberts
Ridge cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
Hrs. ssii. kodoossr p.ad.

Mrs. Belle H~odocker. aEed - Years.
died yesterday morning a. IS % clocS
lat her late home on Morton avenue. fol
lowing a lingering illness 81 compiled.
tion OF diseases She had spent hsf
entire life IN this city. The deceased
lis survived ~ four children. va Mr.
Max Levy Benz Shimp. Carl Kpdocker
and Guy Rodocker. Funeral services
will he held from the family r-zidene'
! on Friday afternoon at Two % clock Rev
=. KhoadE. pastor ~ the Erst 50. T.
tchurch Will onlelate. Iuterm+ut will
be made A. Mount Roe eemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
HUNTSVILLE


The county court viii meet today IN
special session AMI the newly elected
county Officers ~il qualify before them.
The new inrumh~ufs are sheriff. br.
~. " hutchlnsnn. Assessor. - 100 &oifr,
Attorney. J. ID farriott
The duties o. their respective Offices
will not ~ assumed hoNsV-r ultu Ian
uary ist. a. that 10 the date fNed % the
Law. Neither Dr Hutchinn0n or VIII
Solte have given out the names % their
deputies. but the list will likely - made
public this Afternoon. However % "a
stated on good authority that Frank
now Of the prison guard force.
will be the new taller ana Fred McSlurh
Of FRANKLIN district win be OLs Of Hut
chlnsOnH deputiss-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12

E~aa-fntat handkerchief re. any
lsttsr, i0c 20 be-. 25e. wcFhDoENs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12

Ewas-Vcr'- Blanket na'- Robes.
$3.50. 5498. $3.50. HcFADDEN.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-12
GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING

American people NAV he eNtta,sEen, IN ,her giving tut
have learned -he value - practical rools 80 CHRISTMAS tr.
ne sussostions which follow arr On s1od orl-r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
.LLOYDIGEORGE NOT
SLATED FOR THE
PRIME MINISTRY
Life Has Been Constant PO-
litical Turmoil and He Has
Hard Enough Work Hold
ing Present Place.

London. March Last week II
was declared that Mr.. Asqulth was
shortly 20 ascend 20 the house Of
herds. and Mr.. Lloyd George was TO
become prime minister. II Is c6nfi-
IDENTITY assured by n very high author
ity indeed that the report IN "all
twaddie." but as things are al present
ia the government u admittedly does
not do 60 be TOO cocksnre OF anything
that Is going 10 happen. There are,
however, other considerations that
viii operate 10 prevent Mr.. Lloyd
George becoming primo ministerial
present. That he may attain that
position under a democratic govern
ment Is possible.
one scnson why the honorable
member for Curnarvon h not likely
20 take the office 81 prime minister,
even IL naEcd---which h very imprOb-
ablc--is the consideration OF health.
We may not an agree with his poli-
tics or policy; but there Is one ihing
on which there cannot be the slight
ost shadow Of doubt. and that Is that
ne has worked like a niger" az the
suit OF this--3O himself--is that he
has injured his health aud become
much aged since he took office. Noe
body con deny this who knows the
honorable gentleman, even slightly,
All the old enthusiasm Is slill there,
but there ~ no denying the fact that
his physique VIII hardly stand much
longer the raeHct of the last few
years.
And Il must not be forgotten that
AR. Lloyd George had 20 fight hard
10 attain tho position he now holds,
and over since he has been chancellor
Of the excheeuor his political life has
been one OF turmoil This was hound,
SOONER or later. 70 bring about n
breakdown ana. as everybody knows
his health has caused himself anu hts
family much concern.
There Is another. reason why Mr..
Lloyd George will not be prime min
lister, AZ the present moment ne h..
among the middle riarscs. probably
the most unpopular member Of the
ministry. This ~ due In great part,
no doubt, 50 misrepresentation ana
villiflcatlon In the press, Hut there
is no denying the fact that he ~ un-
popular among the clans which find
the sirugglc 20 keep up appearances
almost unkcarabN Taxation upon
taxation, without rhyme or reason,
has been tho portion " the middle
ANA lower middle classes for the past
three or four years. ana with me cost
Of living on perhaps we ought 10 say
existing going up by leaps and
boun6s, Mr. Lloyd George Is, unfair
w. blamed for the lot. New, the LIB
erai government Is dependent for Is
existence on this class Of olecior, and
" Mr., Lloyd GcOrge came forward az
the present moment as the leader Of
the government there can be no two
opinions as 10 what would be the rc-
suit IN the event OF an election. Later
on--as J have said perhaps. AZ the
present moment--n1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-07
DISeRDERLY HOUSES
MUST GO IN KANSAS
law II Being Drafted for fllc T,utr-
pose OF Doing Away With Vice:
Next legislature VIII Be Asked 20
Pass Act.

Lansing, Kas., March G.--Kansas Is
TO De the pioneer state In the prohi-
billion OF disorderly houses, according
70 j. X. Codding, warden OF she state
prison here and attorney for the state
welfare board. AR. Codding Il en-
eaged In drafting the bill which wilI
be presented 10 the noxt legislature
and he expects u 10 be made into a
law.
"We will make Il a penitentiary Of
Tense for a woman to engage IN dis
reputable traffic. and the man who
dares 60 offend against pure woman
hood Will get prison term" Codding
said.
when q woman becomes n NOM
Der Of tho fallen class she loses All self
respect and all respect for the law Of
the land. The nnn who brings her
into chat condition Is responsible for
making her a criminal.
From my point OF view. the cause
OF the social eviI appears 10 be lgnor-
anoe,n CoddinE continued. Mothers
should take their daughters into their
confidence about intimate subjects
cnildren should learn such things
from tho right source and not from
evil associates on the streets There
should be no mis- Understanding about
motherhood ami fGtherhood on the
part % the children"
"Supposlng you are successful IN
ahnllshing dlsorderly houses. what are
you going 20 do with the women now
resident IN those districtsg" Mr. Cod
ding WAS asked
~ don't know" he replied frankly.
"iE they were nyo hundred Texas cat-
tle some farmer would open his fences
and turn them into his noid. But dis
reputable womcnq There IL no haven
for ahem IN this world that { know 81
and nobody wants % be responsible
FOR their control"