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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
STORES
CLOSE TO-DAY

With regard 70 the nniairness last
Monday by the different cigar stores
run in connection with places OF
amusement. Mr.. rhaS. N. Kctchum anu
the local committee .interpretS the or
der OF Monday closing as follows anu
in duo consideration Of all parties are
DESTROYS Of showing no l'artlaIltE when
they order all cigar stores whether III
connection with other businesses or
no, 10 close so far as Tho sale Of Ci.
CARS and tobaccocs and other mer-
chandise of any kind are concerned.
Last Monday cigar stores running in
connection with pool rooms were kept
open and sold cigars and tobaccoeS
and other merchandise much TO the
disapproval Of the cigar and drug
stores who did not sell tobaccoes or
other merchandise. This Monday the
case is not TO be as last Monday and
the fuel committee states emphatlcai-
~ that no cigars or tohaccoeS or other
merchandise in any form are 10 be
sold.
Places OF amusement may remain
open Monday. but where cigar stand
is run in connection. the cigar stand
should remain closed.
On Tuesday the places of amusement
should be closed and the cigar stands
may sell any and all Of their goods.
but the place Of amusement should re-
main closed.
This is not nero suggestion by
the local committee hui is the fuel or
der as interpreted by the committee
and it's orders must be- observed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28

Among the engines Of war in action,
'sl LAID, probably as1e has created!
rre.te. interest than tn. new famous
fighting tank" which. according to
=reports, pours out missiles of destruc
item on the enemy from armored tur-
rets, and crawls ever trenches. shell
orators, and similar distinctions. like q
-<ahled giant creature Of prehistoric
ages. We are constantly finding new
means Of attack and aef-ns. in. this
rxr-3ust as TO are learning to cen
. servo our bodily health by keeping the
: liver and kidneys in the pink Of con-
lits1.
Tho psisors in man are taken care
Of Il maa win do his part. Tho liver
all kidneys act =, the ,erag. disposal
ylsnts which separate and throw Of the
1sissDsus accunulations. If given half
: chance. But many Of us should net
eat meat moro than onc. a day. Eat
! veestables, and what may he called
Hrsuxbass" to stimulate bowel action,
sud- Is baked potato with the hard
skin, Graham, rye Or whole wheat
bread, saisas, tur1ips, carrots. even the
. much ela1dered cabbage, and sauer,
kraut. Stimulate tho liver into 8
Z tisrsugl Leusocleaning at least once
L vsei, BY taking purely vegetable
ki.x.tive made up and extracted from
E1fay-apple, leaves Of aloe, rect Of i5alap
ate a Pleasant Pellet, first made BY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
Personals and Briefs.

IN 90
ClareH's C,L ri,.o ia,
Is nome it"'n N"'''p ''O> va
furluugh.
Robert Blake. nj Elm hfpfc. VINO re
cetvcd fractured l"R Wl'lc S'Sa-Fi"'"E
several days ago. Is "N'I my Hi,Fls
Miss Marie Flanagan III iIttS""' 4 u
Is visiting relatives IN pah HFoHe l"i
several days.
Harry NclsGethcr Oh f.ueHlEtoH ''"n''
Is completely TecoNcFSd from SllGh'
Illness.
john HHrdlan Of Lcathcrw""d. Is able
20 resume his school work aitcr hsInI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
Track Walker Killed.;
Has Been Identified
Ev,pxNcE THAT MAN WAS STANLX
PAroLov1CK, OF TOWN
OF rR1ApELPH1A.
Body Be4n2 Held In Bertschy MorSus
FOR Further notwithstanding
Not Claimed.

The identity cr the man who was run
down by a West Virginia Traction &
- Electric company street car. outbound
about I o'clock yesterday morning. mas
probably been definitely established. y
receipt signed by J. James Rowe which
e. was IN his prrit"t showed that th'
money WAS paid by one StanlE Pap"t"-
, wick. as did Il bill from tn" Wagner gro
Gerry store IL 'rriadNlph!a. II" ais" has
the initials - r. "u tii.' luSid" ~ ms
belt buckle which tur;h"r Strengthens
tho eVid.nC. ,ila: II" < StnnlH Eanoi"-
= wick. H. w"rH = i'gh; "I'r""h. gray
checked suit ."c1 ~w"at": and WAS APP
. parsntiy ahn;.: - y"ar> ~ as". t'H wore
a lodge PIN "u tho. lapel "t MS Goa.
- bearing tn. insignia ~. L. :. g.
Papolov!cl was rum Down b. 'nr No.
s. on III" Ella. t;r"VH lr". whl'h ear WAS
IN chars,. a.: N";"r,na,t Tanl"y AMI t"n-
ductov Glass !.y"wI;n"s$"$ stat thai
&he man MAS walking toward ttdSW""u
on the ,ah"rnd t-a''k and when Motor
man Tanl,y. uu,h"und. hi'.~ his whist"
Just AS nc was rounding ~" sharp curve
at that pniuc rapnlrNi"k stepped from
=. the other crack directly IN 'front.' OF th'
ear. Motoru>aa 'Tan'y almr$, slid N"
. passengers on; -: their :,"a;S IN his VAIN
endearQr 70 k"c;, :r"m running. IN" man
- down hui, i: was Impossible. The first
" trucks of ;ft,. .ar pinned him tn the ties
and although H.. was not manE!s1 much
he only- lived ah"ut half an hour after
the arcidcu;. Tho work crow was cate"
.- from, tbs barr ana TIN" Gar was JaSkeo UP
: 81, tina; ;h. tr,a,r could b. removed. hut
= u. had expired t.fnr" his body had be
come discn,auIi.i. Or. ". y. IraHra'l
= was called ard pronounced ih* man
dead. + was ...,,l"nt that the rash or
blood ~ h'< h"ld had c:iuSei MS DEAN.
far il grew vurr.i. Hrd horribly swollen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
BETTER THAN CAL0MEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are aHarrnless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the SUBJ
stitute for calornel-are mild but sure
laxative. and their effect on the liver IS
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit of DR.. Edwards's determination not
totreat liver, and bowel complaints with
calomel. His efforts to Danish it brought
out these little olive-colored tablets.
The pleasant little tablets dothe good
that calome1 does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth IKE
strong liquids or calomel. They take
hold OF the trouble and quickly correct't.
Why cure the liver at the expense OF the
teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc
with the gums. Sodo strong liquids. II
is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, dizziness" and that
lazy feeling come from consultation and
disordered liver. Take Dr.. Edwards,
Olive Tablets when you feel 'loggy"
heavy" Note how they "clear" clouded
brain and how they "perkup" the spirits
lOc and Csc a box. All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28

cereals containing wheat should hc used.
''rhr only exception /" tlS is such Smnl'
amounts ~ Hour rs may hr needed for
Ihirk"uiuE soups or GraVirS or rs Il bind
or III ,.nrnhr"ad or other cereal breads.
: = Dn whcailrSS days md whcail"ss
meals tho food administrator urges that
[, bread baked III The huni" he other than
wheat broad Whore bread is purchased
either for us" in publ" eating places or
! IN ihr HON" Ni"irry bread should he
used if M wheat substitutes can b.
found
TIL" federal f"oi administrator in each
state Will HmnniInre tho meal 10 be- oh
served as n wh"atl"sS meal in his state.
II nn meal is designated tho United
States food administration prefers that
the evening meal h. wh"atlcss
Meatless Days.
s. It is further desired that in orrl"r'
hat meat and products i" conserved.
hut ono mcatl"sS Tuesday in every work
and mo mcatlrss meal in every dny II"
observed. and in addition Two porklcSs
days. Tuosda? and Saturday. in every
week he strictly kept. Rr mcnt!csS is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28

Or. Pierce nuarly fifty years ago and
sold BY nearly every druggist in the
country. To keer the kidney, clean,
drink plenty Of water brtreen meals;
also. if yeu wish to escape half the
ill.'' which cause early deaths from
kidney disease: affections Of the heart,
rheumatism and govt, drink pint Of
not vater q half hour befors meals,
This with regular outdoor exercise,
sensible food and occasionally Anurio
double strength) after meals for 1e"
weeks at time, and there is NO reason
why . man Or WOMAN should Rot live t.
! b q hundred. This Apurio stimulates
tho kidneys, causing them to threw cut
! the poisonous uric acid which causes
US to have pains In the back, lunbaEs,
rheumatism Or govt.
Anuric always benefits and often
cures the cause Of kidney disease. as
we'll as rheumatism and govt. It is
sold bv most druggists for Soc, or send
Doctor Pierce Of the Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, n. Y, l0c for trial package.
| Yon run 10 risk for Dr. Pieree's good
name stands behind this wonderful new
discovery, as it has for tho past half
century for his Golden Medical Dis
cerery, " general tsnic made from roots
with pure glyceripe which makes the
blood pure. and his "Fxyorite PrescrP'
tionn for weak women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
STRINGENT Regulations
Continued from First Page)

inv. ccru -ri,v harley N"'Ir. rae" n"ir
natmeal rolled .IrS. hurkwh"at N"u"
,,ntDfn Hour. Sw""; r'in'" ii".ir. So: Il
loan flour and falrrluL Hours hnd lh""'S'
rho huuSrwif" IuHy u>r ih"S" Pr"nnt'S
sr,rarnt"I" in making bread. cakes an"
uastry. or mix .N"m as ST." thinks nest
rhr rriall"rs ar, I" soil wheat u"':f
only with An equal weight "F tines" "'h''
cereals.
=. CONSUMERS WI II" Hhh' H. obtain
niix.,I cereal bread 'f:",u th"ir bakers,
who will IL, required under the lir"nH"
rcrnIatinnS :" mi\ i per cent "f either
cereals with their wheat h"ur. hn'h IN
bread. and rolls. and. will ut required
gradually /" inrrnnF" this substitution
until. beginning February -. II ihinlin'ih
Of 30 per cent If such cereals * I" 1T"
used TIL" food administrator strongly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
ALPHA PI MINSTREL

A rehearsal was staged yesterday AT
terroon at the rnom: al III" Alpha II
Fraternity for I'm. Alpha III MINISTRIES
to be "ivnn AZ tin" nigh school audi
torllm. Friday and SH'ul'dar evenings.
February S:h and Hfh. \ IhrS" sym
phuny orchestra will b" present al IN"
mnsirels ami also Il chorus OF twenty
five yocali:,iS. An nliu Of nigh class
srerially will h" a special t"aEur" nt
thr occasion. Tn" MINISTRIES Is given
for tho t.n"fir OF ihr local hnys who
have Joined the service. and Is being
directed b. Prof. ]. +. Blum"nbcrg
Of Bellairr Som" nj III" best singers.
commcdianS and musicians in IN" val
lev will lake part. showing their pa
trotism by dunaiing their services.
TickniS may hr had from any of Inc
members Of the Alpha III fral"rnlt!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
Jewish Center Will Be
Observed Tuesday Night

On Tuesday night the formal opening
Of Wheclings Jewish center Will take
place at tho Young Mems Hebrew as
ISOLATION. this being their temporary
quarters.
\ dream Of building and much ac-
.tivity for the future is being enter
tanned by the workers.
Tho meeting will be addressed by
speakers now attending the R'nat Birth
convention and social activities have
hrrn MANNED for the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
Feast to Be Observed.

The feast of 81. Frances d" Sales.
founder of the Visitation Order al Nuns
will he observed tomorrow morning NJ
the NJ. dc Chantal academy Tor girls
The RI. Rev. Bishop i. J. Donahue 81
tho West Virginia diocese. will "ff"r
nn,t,Picial high mass at LOO o'clurii
and Roy. Frances +. Flanagan. pastor
Of tho Catholic chnurrh at M"Gnd*Nillc
will deliver the sermon. tn" feast IS
onn Of tho tmrnriatlt f"aSiS Of IN"
academy and Il large number of VISITORS
have always been received on this day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
Film Grove Council.

special meeting of the Elm Grove
council will he held IN the mayors othca
d, Film Grove tomorrow evening. as
many matters Of importance are to De
discussed. No meeting WAS held last
week as there WAS nothing q: import
.nre to be taken up. Mayor &. w.
campbell will be in charge OF the meet
ing
The new La Franc fire truck. which
WAS ordered ny the council some time
ago. will arrive about the middle OF next
month. The auto construction company
building tho truck asked $50 days -
building the truck. which makes date f"r
completion the nrst OF the month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28

meant without hog. cattle or sheep prod
urtS. On other days use mutton ami
lamb in preference to hccf or pork. liy
"pnrkless" is meant without pork. bacon.
ham. lard cr pork products. fresh or
preserved. Use fish. poultry and eggs
{? For local situations where cNcep.
tions are necessary. application shoui"
hr made 10 the state food administra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
Tax Man Coming.

The income tax man VIII hc in Elm
Crovr on February and s. ~ explain
rho workings OF tho new income iaA
law, lie may br seen in IN" directors
room, ,,f the State Eauk nt Elm r;rn,".
and will assist all in Elling out :hc
blanks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
reiph Rtde.

large number Of young people or
! Wheeling will give q sleigh r1do this
evening. which will terminate at the
homo of Eugene Walters. IF I."rlnS
Place. Elm Grove. Following supper.
dancing will be enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
No Doubt About It

II YOU feel the least doubtful about
the good qualities Of Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy. ask anyone who has
used it. J. y. Perkins. who used 10 be
in the drug business AT l-aw1on. Okla,
saws of it. 1T is a pleasure for drug
gist 10 handle goods that continually
give satisfaction. That proves conclu-
sively that Tho preparation Is merit
orious. hold in especial favor tham'
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t always
nroyes satisfactory 10 the purchaser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
S+one Presbyterian Church.

Special .ynngrl:SiIc services haN"
h.en started Ut ~" S;".t" Presbyterian
church A. Eliza Coy" AMI viii l." con-
r;hred TO-: :. :...'d o: ~" works. Meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28

urges ON rmnsunmrS ihr buying If this
bread. p.hrrh vii lat: ku"wu rs Victory
bread, and Will contain ru; less than :"
III. cont of cereals uihtr than wheat.
,irnham and whole wheat bread VIII ais"
ha given ihat name. h""auS". '""niHinln".
a$ they rlu. - I"'r '"u: m"r" Of 'h''
wheat grain than ordinary Will" Urea !
rh"y. too. viii core tn" pirnns" nf saw
in: wheat n"Gr.
If yuu make broad NJ lu"nl". u>'' Mn""'
substitutes: if YOU buy II. in% only We
tory bread.
Manufacturers Instructions.
.: manufacturers "C nia'ar"nt. spa
cI,riti noodles. rrnck"rs hrcakfas:
foods pie. cake and pastry. ar" not -
r;IrrhaS" 10 "\.r"H =" m"r cent Of III"
Wheat Hour fh"v used during III" rurr"-
Spnndinr m"nths Of 1?l' These manu-
fariJlrrrs vii hn rrrf"rming u patriotic
service. by using cereals other than
wheat in their productions.
E. Wholesalers will ho required. I'M
der lir"nS" regulations. not 10 hur NOR"
ihrn "a per cent sc Ihcr purchases @f
f'nt!r from mill"rS. rs based OH their
purchases for tho corr" srnnrIiuG months
al III" preceding year. and their sales 10
IL" retail trade mus, hn in the proper
-
mound nf other cereals. this h"inC the
Src proportion in which III" retailer soils
IT, ih" consumer. unless the Wholesaler
satisfies himself that til" substitutes
have hrcn already purchased from AN
either source.
Dealers Set Prices.
railing Inns hcrn mad" hat in MAX
ing any combination sRlcs undnr thi::
arr gram. dealers shall name n price fo,'
each of tho articles 40 sold which shall
nut represent NOR" shan - normal prN.
var profit on any one. "f IN" articles
sold
:. Mil"rs Of hour frH Ia distribut"
Ih"ir output through their customary
channels and markets in such manner
thai each city. town AMI district may
receive" its usual pr"r"rtInn. TIL" wheat
mill"rS hive hr"n required Ia nrddur"
ON" barrel nf luur fl96 pounds fran
"54 pounds Of wheat. This IS - white
flour and represents from per cent ~
4 per cont higher extraction than from
last years harvest.
Two Wheatless Day..
s. To assist further in conservation.
Monday ind Wednesday, NJ each week
arc 10 be observed whoa tless days.
and ono meal nf each day as n Theatless
meal. This applies both in the home
and in the public eating places. and OIL
such days and meals no crackers pas
rios. mararonI. break fast foods or other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
There Is No Other Way You Can Buy

more lasting satisfaction than in the purchase OF nome
cn * m investment there nothing equal the possession OF we" az
pointed thoou modern home
You will and ought to have tor your nome
Won We maid US VISIT should need suggestions regarding I'll
happy them
things pictured here merely hint at what you WI" Ao uSp''
o our hosptabc store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-28
Group Prayer Meeting

Group prayer mectinrs Will n" hold
|, 30 o'clock in the homes or tho fol-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-13
THE SOLDIERS PACK.

After series of experiments in
which efficiency and practicability
were the chief factors taken into con,
sideration, the amount of metal enter
ing into the composition of articles
required for the equipment of infan,
trymen in the United States Army
has been reduced to minimum.
The figures, compiled by the Ord
nance Bureau in Washington, show
that the soldiers carry 249.65 ounces
of metal and 1147 ounces Of cotton
leather, wool and wood, the entire
weight being about twenty-five
pounds.
The articles included in the infan.
tryman's equipment, with the weight
in ounces, follow:
Bacon can-0.4 ounces iron and
steel and ounces tin.
Bayonet-15 ounces iron and steel
and l ounce wood.
Bayonet scabbard-2 ounces iron
and steel, One-half ounce brass,
ounce aluminium, 0.3 ounce of other
| metal, l ounce cotton, 2 ounces wood
and OF ounce leather.
Canteen-5 ounces aluminium and
Is ounces other metal.
Canteen cover-0.2 ounce brass, {
ounces cotton, and 18 ounces wool.
Cartridges (100)-477 ounces
brass, 1854 ounces metal on bullet
and Il ounces explosive.
Cartridge belt-10 ounces brass anC
| AL ounces cotton.
Condiment can-43 ounces tin.
Cup-5.5 ounces aluminium and OF
ounce of other metal.
Fork-1.5 ounces metal!
Front sight coyer-2 ounces iron
and steel.
Gun sling ounce brass. ounces
leather
Haversack-t.S ounces brass, q
ounces cotton
Knife ounce iron and steel, or
ounce aluminium.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-13
A DIsAGREEABLE WEAKNESS.

IF there is an uncomfortable chair
in the room, trust Eta to find it.
The friend who did not know Eta
looked a little puzzled. You mean
she's so self-sacriicing? she suggest
ed.
No. | didn't mean that the an
swer came with decision. Il hardly
know how to describe it. Perhaps you
will think I'm a little uncharirable to
say that Eta loves to play the mar
tyr, but it really seems that way"
The friend looked interested, and
after a moment, the speaker went on:
I'VE went to picnic once, at West
Lake. and got caught in shower on
the way. But after it had cleared up
we had our luncheon just as we had
planned, and everybody was as gay as
a lark, but Eta. She sat looking as
if she were trying to have good time,
and at last some one suggested that
she wasn't eating much. Eta said
those wet sandwiches spoiled her APP
petite"
wet sandwiches" the friend re-
peated in horror.
Yes; wasn't it awful? 1t seems
that during the shower it had rained
into one of the baskets, and num-
Der of the sandwiches got a good
soaking. But of course We had plenty
of dry ones, more than We could pos
sibly eat as you always do at a pic
mic. But Eta had found the wet
ones and had eaten enough to make
her feel half-sick, and she never
smiled again all that afternoon.
The friend laughed, but the girl
was warming to her subject.
Once half dozen of us girls
camped for two weeks in the Green
Mountains. Each girl had her own
special work, and Eta took making
beds. And the last day We were up
there it came out that making beds
was the work she especially lOathed.
1t gave her a headache to stoop over,
she said. 1t seemed she would much
rather have washed dishes, and the
girls who had the dishes would have
loved to change with her. That is
what is so tiresome about Eta. She
makes martyr of herself without
making anybody else happier or more
comfortable
Yes, | know" said the friend
Eta isn't the only one of her kind
my dear Wherever you go you will
find people with the same weakness
for needless martyrdom, a very dis
agreeable weakness.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-13
FINDING FAULT WITH MOTHER.

Without thinking much about it,
Beth had fallen into the way of max
ing little complaints about her
mother.
Il wish mamma wouldn't be SO par
ticular about everything I do Beth
said fretfully one morning, as she sat
in her small rocking chair, ripping out
some hemming she had done the day
before. She always makes me take
out my sewing when | don't do it right
and there's ever SO many things
want to do that she won't let me do;
and | don't believe she cares a bit
when | feel bad because | can't do
something I want to. She just smiles
sometimes
why don't you get another moth
err" asked Aunt Nettie, who was sit
ting nearby, "as long as this one has
so many faults" Aunt Nettie spoke in
her usual quiet voice and Beth looked
up in quick surprise.
Another mother Why, Aunt Net
tie, what are you talking about?
don't want another mother. Why, you
know | love mamma.
But she has so many faults Aunt
Nettie went on in the same quiet tone
Il should think you'd be glad to find
another mother who didn't have those
faults.
But. Aunt Nettie," said Beth, al
most ready to cry, shes the dearest
mother in the world, and | wOuldn' t
change her for anybody's mother. /
don't see what makes you say she has
so many faults
Il thought | heard you talking about
them yourself, Beth, a moment ago.
said Aunt Nettie in mild surprise. Il
certainly thought l heard you finding
fault with your mother, though per
haps l was mistaken"
Beths cheeks were like peonies.
and there was something bright and
glistening in her eyes as she answered
bravely:
NO, Aunt Nettie, you weren't mis-
taken. | was finding fault with my
mother, with the best and dearest and
sweetest mother in the world. But I
didn't think how it sounded, and you
won't hear me doing it again. An
other mother? No. indeed
Are you, like Beth, thOughtlessly
finding fault with father or mother,
never thinking how it sounds, and so
giving others the chance to ask you
the question that was put to her?
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-13
ONES INABILITY TO SLEEP.

If you don't sleep well don't worry
about it. Your lack of sleep isn't go
ing to kill you or drive you insane
That is the substance of the advice
given by a doctor writing in the Amer
lean Magazine.
1t is advice that a good many nery-
Gus people need, observes the Kansas
City Star. How often do you hear
some one apprehensively complaining
that he lies awake "all night" The
chances are that he only thinks he was
awake all night, and that in reality
he got several hours of sleep between
the spells of wakefulness. But even
if he was wakeful. it is nothing to be
alarmed about. Especially is it moth
ing to warrant taking medicine.
The way to get over insomnia is to
pay no attention to it, and not to talk
about it. Sleep is largely matter OF
habit. II depends on living ration