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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
CYNWYD TENNIS
PLAYERS TO MEET
HILL YOUNGSTERS
Local Men Go to Pottstown
Today for Series of
Court Matches
GIBBONS THE LEADER

Cynwyd's all-star team. headed by
Captain Paul w. Gibbons and including
Tilden, Hawk, Osborne. Martin and Beard,
will invade the sacred precincts of Hill
School for n tennis match this afternoon
against the pupils Of that institution
Dwight Meigs will lead the Hill School
boys and meet Tilden in the first single
match. The rest of the school team will
be made up of students and judging by
the work of the boys in the University Of
Pennsylvania scholastic tournament, the
Cynwyd team will have it's hands full to
bring home the victory Unfortunately
Wallace It. Johnson, Cynwyd's leading
player, was unable to accompany the
team His loss will be greatly felt since
he is in fine form, as his remarkable
match against Swayne last Saturday
proved, Then he easily defeated the
Plymouth star, 6-2, 60.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
War SONG of the Cleveland Indians

War Song of the Cleveland Indians
SO zee toere nothing but taii-end Jokes;
A bunch Of buns tUho icere mostly blokes;
We had no speed aud zoe had no steam,
We had no part OF t0jnntno team;
We had no hitters to bat IN runs:
We had no pitchers TO spike the guns;
A rummy lot tOo iUcre tipped to blet
race that tods other'oise fast and hot;
A sad, sad dSe--didok--dlds---
We and the Mdckmen had no class;
But hoto do tUe TOOK for bunch Of dubs
out there IN the Standing Of the Clabsf
Mack had StuGy, Sohdn0 and Strunb
But poor old cleveland t0us the bunkl
Aud poor old Fohl doton IN the hole
Was picked to burroU IKE a mole;
We Shudder nOtO tUhen zoe stop to think
Hoio the eTports had us on the brink,
For tUe couldn't field and TOO couldn't htt
Aud tUe couldn't pitch for little bti
"A shame" they said, "to haze to pay
To see o otuD liko Cleveland play"
But hoto do zoe IooL for a bunch OF dicbs
Up there IN the Standing Of the Ciabsf
Can It be that Cleveland is planning to
be the Phllies of 1915? You recall the
sad case of the Phillies last April. They
hadn't won pennant in 40 years--never
had won n pennant, in fact-and last
April they looked even more demure than
ever
1t was agreed in polite expert circles
they might finish ffth-lf they were lucky.
For hadn't they lost Magee, Doolan
Knabe, Seaton and three or four more?
If you happen TO recall the incident
or episode, the phillies didn't finish fifth
They finished first beating out the Boston
Braves by seven games
Cleveland. like unto the Phillies, has
never won n pennant over the long route
And Cleveland, like unto the Philies, was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

followers, has won many important con-
tests in Europe, whlrled around the track
for six miles at the rate of 100 miles an
hour in one Of his practice sprints last
week
Cool of head and steady of hand, Chris
tiaens seems to be at his best when his
car is flying forward at its fastest pace.
He shoots around the turns with never
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
Drome to Open Decoration Day

The Point Breze Motordrome will open the
season on Decoration Day with a series Of
motor and motor paced races in which leading
racers will take part. After the Decoration
Day meet the races will be held Thursday and
Saturday nights, the same as last season. The
track is now being oyerhauled and new i'm
provements are being added,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
wasner Is Blue Ridge Umpire

william wasner. chief umpire in the Della,
ware County League. has signed contract
Tor Chambersburg, where he Will work in the
opening game of the season tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

,oirs9t That Richard Norris Wilams. Cd, Of Phlla-
port and IEntereolleEtatSs tourgHments dSSeatpg
Z. L Murray. g. Gardner Jr.,, Griffin (eG
W. f. johnson, Behr, Bull. W. Johnston t2).
losing to Griffin MoLouEhlln (2l. w. NJ. John
ston. Yet for all that the Ranking Com
mittee did not rank him first
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
PENN AND SWARTHMORE
BASEBALL TEAMS CLASH
aeet This Afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
on Whittier Field

sEarthmore will face Pennsylvania at
s.sp this afternoon on Whittier Field
Fah me express purpose of avenging its
.sslneF s defeat at the hands of the Red and
a.as Both teams have worked hard in
shsfauon for the game after their de-
- ~ on Saturday, Coach Thomas has
z'lssa Captain Moore to the outfield and
-. = s'ea his place at third with Jack
ne lIne-up:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

Every one is the
product of some
famous nationally
advertised cloth
ing manufacturer
the duplicates
of which cost
D o u BILE our
prices elsewhere.
Be sure and see
them before you
buy anywhere.
2100 from which
to select-in over
200 different mod
els and some 800
or more patterns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
Miss Stirling Is Golf Winner

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May 1o.-Mlss
Alexia Stirling, of Atlanta, the champion, yes
terday won the first round and match play OF
the Southern Women's golf tournament, and
also first In the driving and approaching
contests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
fCening Ledger Decisions
OF Ring Bouts Last Night

Il 1AsN sss,AA.; a; C,-Tommy Carey drew with
s ffla9g. Norris " Wolf S knosfsd aSd irS out
szzsf hA5t N the fourth Young hob
5kksasa. asat Young Griffin In the third.
tHllk. ss9ppea issie Leginsky In the
s-sls=a ~ aesA--Young AheaFn defeated Al
Ilsaa. lSe..k wslSh outDoInted Georgle
7aEzsI EIsA Bsrks eel L. fdP n,,,f fremm mscd Tommy
IN. Il angl-J0hnny Ertle stopped Bobby
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
Ozar Wins Mat Title

LEBANON, Pa, May 1O.-Jaok ozar. Of
Lebanon Valley Colleges won two straight ~ falls u,
ternatonal middleweight championship in
bout for the, title last night ozar gained the he
seconds and followed with the second fall in
IL minutes. using a double-arm lock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

Last year Miss Molle Bjurstedt won tho
National Indoor, Metropolitan Pelham Invi-
tation. West Side Club National Champion
ship. Crescent A. C. Invitation. Middle States
Clay Court. Nyack, Trlstate. Dayton Long
wood Invitation tournaments?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

That the First 10" for 1918 is: 1. w.
NJ. Johnston; ., r. Norris Williams, I'd: g.
NJ. q. McLoughiin; 4 Karl H. Behr; ). T. II.
Bellt @, NJ w. Niles; z, c. j. Griffin; s.
W. N; Washburn; ., G. NJ. Church; 10. w.
Merrill Hall?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

A wonderful collection of stun
ming "pinch back" English" and
smart one-button models will be
placed con sale in our two stores to-
morrow at these remarkably low
prices. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
philadelphia Mt st. Louis--partly cloudy.
New York nt Plttsburgh-clear.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati-partly cloudy.
Boston at ChicngO-cl0udy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Philadelphia-clear.
Chicago Mt New YOrk--cOudy
ST. Louis ct Neutrality-suspicious..
Cleveland at BOstOn--clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester at Baltimore--elear.
Toronto at RichmOnd-clear.
No others scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10
Yesterdays RESULTS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, IS; Athletics, q.
Boston, o. Cleveland, l..
Chicago, 81 New York, 4,
st. Louis, 10; Washington. D..
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. l3; Pittsburgh o..
Other clubs not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
CONSOLIDATION
CO.. EARNINGS
S~15,OOO,OOO

Special Dispatch 20 tho IntcIiirencer.
BALTIMORE. Md. March Is
Stockholders OF The Consolidation
Coal Company held their annua meet
Ing here today. elected directors for
the ensuing year end also approved
ne report OF President Jere n. Wheel
wright. covering operations for'the fs-
cal year OF 1915. There was no change
in the board.
Following the meeting OF the stock.
holders he directors met and elected
onicers OF the company. with the ex-
coption OF Jere ~. Wheeivright. who
was chosen president by the share
olders. Fairfax s. Landstreet and
George T. Watson were reelected vice
president OF the corporation.
The report Of President WheeIwricht
showed that the company had about
the best rear IN its history.
Earnings from all ources.s1J.6lT.96S2 %
Operating expenses. taxes
ana insurance ........ 1l1751l6Sf
depreciation ........... 43S.053 p
Net earnings from opera
iionb 4.UNA.FNNlE
The total gross tor mined by the
consolidation n It's subsidiary com
panies during the Il months ended
December 81. 1915. was 1O.4664l4 tons.
or an Increase OF gU2.S4g tons over
1914. The total net tons were 1l.T22.-
@S3. a gain OF 1.012.3G6 tons. as CON
trasted with the tonnage for the pre-
vious fiscal year. The ounage mined
from the various divisions IS as fol
lows: Maryland division. a%02O.Sti
tons. a gain Of 2S.f99 tons. West Viz
ginia division. 4~.G4S.2SJ tons. an in
crease OF 4SS.cf4 tons. PENNSYLVANIA
division. 1.7l7.3s9 tons. "a decrease OF
1886 tons. and Elk Horn division.
l.542.367 tons. a gain or sos -4p tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
FRIENDS THOUGHT
COULD NOT LIVE
ALICE WILSON WAS UNcoNscI.
Gus HOURS AT A TIME AND
MIND A BLANK

A starting statement was made re-
Gently by Mrs. Alice Wilson. wife or
Charles r. Wilson. who resides AT No.
lS1 Fortieth Street. Pittsburgh. Pa. re-
garding Plant Juice. the great system
tonic. She said:
IF anyone knows what stomach
trouble IS, IL is surely myself. For the
past eight years I have suffered from
severe pains. at times | would become
so bad that ! was unconscious for
hours AT times and my mind would
fail me for days-a perfect blank. NV
circulation would almost stop, and nv
hands and feet would become cold and
clammy. Food would not lie on my
stomach and I was compelled to sub
sist on liquids and a very light diet. I
lost flesh and my weight was reduced
from lS5 10 l43 pounds. My neighbors
did not expect me 10 live and gave me
up 10 die. Ny husband. who was EN-
ployed at the Clark Mills. brought me
home a bottle of Plant Juice. Before
| had used one-half OF II | began TO
feel better and my strength to return.
| have used Plant Juice now for the
past five weeks and want 10 state pub
licly that ! have entirely regained my
health. ! can eat any kind OF food
and digest II perfectly and have not
an ache or pain in my entire body. I
am doing all OF my Homework for the
first time in the past eight years and
am so happy that ! sing from joy. for
] am a well oma once more-entirc-
ly cured-and ! give all my praise .or
same TO Plant Juice. I am recon
mending your medicine TO all OF my
friends
Such words as these are being re-
ceived every day from enthusiastic
users Of Plant Juice who have been
cured from ailments Of long standing
and are only too glad 20 lend their
names in testimonial thereof
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
MERGER
is OPPOSED IN
BELMONT TOWNS
NEARBY OHIO c o mMERcIAI
BODIES PROTEST AGAINST
PROPOSED RATES.
telephone Officials Explain PROPOSE.
ton at Meeting Held in B~elIaire
Yesterday Afternoon.

\ meeting Of the commercial organ
llailons of Belmont county was held
Yesterday afternoon in the rooms OF
the Bellaire Commercial Club TO dis.
cuss the proposed telephone merger.
The meeting went on record as pro
testing against the toll rates as pro-
posed by the consolidated
and discussed the plan in general
Representatives Of commercial organ
izations from Martins Ferry. Barnes
vile. Bellaire. Bridgeport. Shadvside
ana st. Clairsville were in attendance
40 the meeting as was W. c. HandIan.
president Of the consolidated COM
rany; W. r Clarkson. general man
ager Of the Bell company. and C. r.
Lawlor. district manager for the same
company.
The purpose Of the presence OF the
oHitlhlS ~ the meeting was TO explain
me rates and rentals that would be
,harsed under the new order Of
.nInss providing the merger is ef-
l.'ieu IN "a brief statement before
me meeting. Mr.. Clarkson said that
'he charge for telephone service
would be increased about Il per cent
over the present rate. The ratas a.
explained would be. for business
houses. 90 cents per month on All
phone lines. Individual lines would
be- $3.50 per month. two-partv lines.
Sd per month. and f%our.uarty lines
5 OBJ" rer month. This relates 10 bust.
moss houses alone.
I'm residences. it was pointed ont
mo rate would b. increased about %
CENTS per month over the present
'hHrr" Residence individual limos
would cost = 30 per month: " party
.h's. 80" per month. and four. party
lines. 81 m Der month.
Esnlains Free Service.
IN taking un fhe free teIophone
s'rNlco The officials c~VnIaired ,bo,
l'e'Iaire subscribers might reach tho
Ll.io"inE places without extra charge
Wheeling. Nltenheim. Renwood Il
tNside. bridgeport and ST. ClairsviUo
To Martins Ferry. Warwood and Fin,
Grove 10 would cost 3 cents The fac-
That Martins Ferry was uut o., tho
toll list caused the Martins Ferry
Board or Trade 10 call e meeting N
enter formal protests against that
part OF the arrangement.
The sentiment Of the delegates AZ
% meeting was decidedly apainsf
the merger and they claimed fbaf
was the voice Of tho greater part ~
th" residents. At the close of Tho
meeting a motion was made that a
committee be appointed 10 look after
the Interests Of the different business
and commercial concerns on the Ohio
SIDE" This committee was 10 be- com.
posed Of five members aud their duty
VIII be- 10 look after and consider the
interests Of the public in this mat.
ter. They have not as vet been an.
pointed. but will be within the next
few days. and viii make their report
~ The next meeting which will be-
held within the next few weeks. m
Tho call Of the chairman.
". o. Bergenthal was appointed as
chairman and \ j. Fallen 1s secrc.
.tary. They are 20 hold Office as long
as the organization has business 20
transact.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
DICE NEW PRrs1DrHr

PHILADELPHIA. March r5=AErav
Thomson Dice was .uI.y elected u-.--
ident q the Philadelphia a. Reading
ltailroad Co. 70 succeed rIelfor. Lu"I-
lcese, who died Saturday. Ny. dice has
been vice president ..nH general mana
ger Of the Reading railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
STRIFE ENDS

NEW YORK. Mach I...N strike .r-
Nolving about eight Thousand Nur..r-
~ tho embroidery limo, was ended t.IIt.
Ia contract calls Tor q working week.
of % hours with overtime limited fp
six hours a week ana Cd general ir.r..-,
in wages OF about 10 Dsr cont lu .r.rt
branch OF the trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-16
Your Nerves Tingle
With New Vitality
Kellogg's Sanitone Waters Fill Your
Mind With Joy and Help to
Vitalize New Vim and Vigor
Into Your Body
SO GENT BOX FREE.

set nerves Ike steel; be cloar-hrnincd.
strong and vigorous. Kellogg Sauitone
waters tnvigornte ana VttuIlge as does
nothing else. II you are nerve-rlckcd.
weary and peevish. ana your friends he.
gin 70 think you're a dead one" this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-25
Men 60 to Hell Because They Will Not Repent Says Evangelist Billy Snd

grandcst You cant destroy char
acter. You'll have character when
everything else is taken away. You
can't lose IL and you can't bury il.
Reputation may be lost Character
needs no epitaph You can bury The
man. but character will beat the
hearse back from the graveyard and
70 viii travel up and down the
streets while you are under the sod
II viii bless or blight long after
your name "a forgotten. Many
man who was buried 20 years ago
Is living In Detroit today In blast
go lives. Many who were buried
as long ago are living here today
in good deeds that are done be-.
cause of influences they left behind
$50 | chow YOU the character OF
Jesus Do you lind any fault IN
Him? lie said He was The Son OF
God Did He speak as II lie were
indeed the Son of God? Did lie ever
utter one thing that didn't sound
as II He were Not a word that lie
ever uttered vas false. He called
men 10 repentance. He told them
Tint God believed them and was
ready 10 forgive tan yuti And THY
fault with that m YOU can / don't
want 10 know you No matter who
you are. man or woman, don't
want 90 know YOU
some years ago a man came 20
my room IN town ont West and
raped on my door IN the middle Of
the night His eyes were bloodshot
his hair disheyeled. his face drawn
asked him 70 ne were sick. lie
said No, IL told YOU what BE- the
matter with mo Won you'd despise
mo said 20 him ~ you are ~
trouble and if YOU want 70 do what
is rIsht and are sorry for some
wrong that you have done ! won't
dcspise YOU IN help YOU II can.
and IN stand by Won if II takes my
last dollar Yes. IL knew anything
ac8inet any man that would break
Che heart ~ his wife and make his
family ashamed, that would bring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-25

fault IN that? Why, then, should
you be sad and gloomy
Some people wear faces as long
as II they thought God Almighty
were dead. They smile as II IL hurt
them and you are glad when they
quit. II Paul and Sllas had gone TO
Jail looking as glum as you do. that
jailer would never have been con-
verted God doesn't want you 10
look pessimistic when you are put
ting on your clothes on Sunday to
go To church. Some of you are
praying God 10 use you. You had
better pray. oh. God, help me to
stop looking sour and then help me
10 win somebody else You'd bet
ter not fast at all II you're going
TO give the devil all the credit for II.
God wants people to be happy.
Jesus Christ knew the somebody
had TO make the sacrifices. and He
made II. Can you find any fault
In that,
"Oh. what a Saviori
IF Jesus Christ were man and
only man. then OF all mankind
I'd cleave TO Him always; but Je-
sus Christ is God, and ! swear I'll
follow Him through earth and sea
and sky -and-eir ana heaven and
hell | find no fault In Him. My
greatest Joy viii be TO hear Him
say, Bill. find no fault in you"
Copyrighted. William A. Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-25

preachers say that a child ~ that
age is too young 20 be "a Christian.
II you say that you are a big idiot
4 child who knows right from
wrong is old enough 10 be- a Chris
tian. no matter how young 10 may
be. have heard preachers say
that children Of about that age are
100 young 10 accept Christ but
say that the idea comes from thu
devil.
No Flaw in Jesus
Have you ever found any flaw In
Jesus Christ Did Jesus Christ ever
do anything that dishonored God >
Put your finger on a single thing
that was unworthy OF the Son OF
God / challenge you Did He ever
knock anything that was good No
Did He ever turn His back on any
one I'm trouble? No! Wherever He
went homes were made happier,
lives were made brighter and men
and women were made purer Can
you find any fault with that? No
Then II you are church member
and are knocking this campaign you
are OF the devil.
Jesus Christ never did harm TO
= n size 4e-e cured the blind and the
deaf and the lame, and he helped a
great many who never even asked
Him 20 help them. He never turn
ed anyone away from Him except
the rich young ruler One OF the
things that makes me curious about
what heaven is like, | want 10 see
what that young man missed. Jesus
Christ said th+t God loves every
body and everything and that
proved a. Can YOU find any fault
Ia that? If you can. take down your
sign az a man
Jesus Christ never went 70 a
funeral lie never followed a
hearse or a dead body 10 the grave.
He never preached n funeral ser
mon. That was out OF His line. He
came that we might have life and
that more abundantly. Moody once
was asked 10 preach a funeral ser.
mon and he took up his Bible 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-25
saturday Nlaht,s sermon.

The Rev W, A. Sunday, speaking
In the Tabernacle Saturday night.
took for the subject Of his sermon
"The Power OF Christ TO Save" Mr.
Sunday said
After PLATE had given Jesus
hearing. ne went again 10 the Jews.
According 10 the custom. "A prison
er could BE- released at the pass
over. PLATE asked them which they
would have. Jesus or Barabbas
They shouted for Barabbas PLATE
went out again 'o GA" mob and .a.J
'Behold, / bring him forth 10
YOU that yc may know thar find
no fault in him John l9.i
There are some things In this
world that 10 be- valuable. must be
faultless A diamond is not valued
according 20 It's size. but according
80 its purity and quality 10 must
be pure. or II g. known as or color
or imperfect only 10 per cent are
hiEh grade OF FIRST water In 30
per cent there ~ "A flaw I'm cutting
or other parts We have a pure
food T8W which f0Tbids The sale OF
goods ,hat are poisonous, aduiter-
ated and seeks 90 cause the selling
o. goods without fault In order 20
sell well, horse must be- faultless.
lie must not be- blind. he must not
balk he must not Doe wind broke. he
must not have "A bone spawn These
are all flaws. and they reduce his
value. Ant requires that a picture
or a statue shah be- without flaw
10 become q masterpiece.
Il am glad that ! can find one
character 'u whom Won car dDd not
ono flaw \ can ind un faw Ia
Him That was said ~ Jesus
christ and DO WAS said bY one OF
His bitarcst enemies There D. uu
flaw in Him Uo u absolutely nav
less without blomlsh
Love and Character
Love i~ ths greatest thing in
the world. and character is tbr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-25

the blush 10 their checks, so help
me God, ia die before ia tel IT,.
I've never bawled anybody out I'M
my lifc. and never will No, sir
IN preach the gospel just as
straight and just as strongly as /
know how. but III never bawl any.
body out
Condemned Already
God has no pleasure in the death
Of the wicked lie isn't glad when
man dies In his sins But He has
great pleasure I'm the death OF the
righteous lie isn't willing that
any man should perish. He didn't
send His son into the world 10 con
denim tit was condemned already
and He wanted 10 save g. Jesus
came To- omen 10 men the door OF
salvation. and ~ We don't enter the
fault is ours II God had simply
said lie loved the world. and then
had done nothing for IL, that would
have signihed nothing II lie
hadn't given Us the plan OF saliva
ton and we should be- lost. that
would be Ills fault But God gives
US the plan OF salvation, and II We
are lost It's our fault.
-. AiaH-da- nntEn- hall Aneati=4-
they are sinners, but because they
will not repent. You may be moral.
but II you don't repent you will 20
to hell n YOU do repent. no matter
how great a sinner YOU have been.
you will be saved There's only one
way 10 be saved that's Gods way.
There are only two places 20 which
YOU can go heaven or heN II
wouldn't be right for God 10 put
the good and the bad IN the same
place II He did. IL wouldn't be
heaven. ! went through he state
reformatory AT Pontiac H., and saw
little fellows only 10 years OF age
penned up with hardened criminals
The laws age limit in Illinois is 10
years | don't know what II is I'm
Detroit but in Illinois the law holds
that when YOU are 10 years old you
arc Did enough 10 know right from
wrong. Some fool mothers and