The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
Continued from Wednesdays 1ntel1-
gencer.

He had a;taGhe dths cylinder To an
binary phorcgraph. and AFTER 4 rum
r Of routine calls had Len run oit. nc
me IL this. in voices when We CouiH
Ny guess Il, but not recognize. Tor no
,meS were used.
. How IS she today.
Not much ciangcd--perhaps not $"
ell
rs all right. thought. That is nat
al. It is WORKING w2ll. think you
ighr lncc:a$: the dos. on: tablet
you're sure it IS AL right" with an
et!).
oh. posi,iveIy-lt has been done in
Il hope SO. i, must be. a bty-and an
.ihertun.
Never fear
That Was all VINO WAS ii? The
,ices were untamlita: /" mr.. especially
hen repeated mechanically. Al any
te we mad learned something. SOM
le was trying to control the StA VI tt|
.pected -Athertou heir.
kennedy did not seem 10 care mucn.
>Mevsr. Quickly he soi Quincy Nthc!-
n On the wire and ARRANGED tor Ather-
IN To have Or. Crafts met Is AZ HaS
.,uSe at ) o'clock that night. Win
audc Schofield. Then. he ASKED ;hai
urrcughS AtheIton be there. and OF
purse. Edith and t.uSenia.
Ne arrived almost is iue clock was
sriklng. Kennedy carrying me ih"hG-
caph record ana another ptanN reGoIu'
I'd a boy Juggling along The machine
self Or. Gratis was the next. to ap-
:ar. expressing surprise 1T meeting US.
I'd ! thought 4 bit annoyed. TOR NJ
entioned that II had been with re-
.ctance THAI he had had 10 S:ve up
ime work he had planned tor the
.eninE. Maude Schoiield. who came
itn. MN looked bored. knowing that
se dlSapprvHe'l g; the match w!ih
uS.nia. was not surprised hUr
spected but a!mos, insulting super
iiuus at nndlns so many strangers
what Athsrion had told MIN was 10
!, a family conference. IN order I" set
m TO come. Last q; all Edith Ather-
a descended the staircase. ,h- per-
,nifcation Of dignity. bowling to each
lth a studied Graciousness. A. Il DIS
ibuting largess. but greeting Bur
tughs with an air that plainly showed
~ much thicker was blood Shan
thargis, almost cataieptic. as Anterior
I'd US when We arrived
Kennedy cleared his throat slowiE
u don't know that | have mucn 10
d. he began still seated. supHose
r. Anterior has ;old YOU | ha': "s.2
UGH interested in the peculiar state .!
.alth OF Mrs. Atherton'
No one spoke. and he went on 'aS!'?
There Is something l. might say nov
.Ar. about the-er-whas | call the
ministry Of insanity. Among the
.sseat wonders OF science. as E"u
,ubtles. know. none stirs. the i'naS'na-
on 50 powerfully as the doctrine thao
least some forms OF INSANITY are me
suit OF chemical changes IN the o!ooo'
or instance. i'll temper. into1lcasion.
anv things are due to chemical
,anses in the blood acting on the
ain.
craig had begun carefully so as 10
In their attention.
You are. then. matertalist OF the
eat pronounced type. asserted III
Kennedy had been reaching over 70
IA IDLE. toying with the phonograph. AS
arts spoke he moved key. and suS-
.eted that It was in order 10 catch
ie words.
mot entirely" he said NO more
AN some eugeniSts.'
SIN our held.'' put in Maude Schoheld.
might express the thought this way
~ sociologist has ha his day; now II
tho biologist. the aup mist.
THAT expresses il. nmmented Ken
M. .till tinkerin2 IN the record.
Te, II does not mean that because
have new ideas they abolish the o!n.
s,en they only explain: amriity. sup
,ment. For Instances" he said. look
nm AT Edith Atherton. LAX. he-editY.
ur knowledge seems new hat - il"
arriaee. have Stlways bcsn dictated h%
sort Of euse9;cs. Society is founded
precisely" she answered. The best
miles have always married into the
VERY true. Edith" drawled Bur