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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-11
Trouble has a trick Of coming
nnIl ..,L Er.I.

Trouble has trick of coming
Butt end first;
Viewed approaching then you've seer
il
At its worst
Once sumountcd, straight it wakes
Ever small,
And it tapers till there's nothing
Left at aill
SO, whcuc'cr a difficulty
May impcnd,
Just remember you are facing
The Butt end;
And that looking back upon it,
Like as not,
You will marvel at beholding
Just a dot!
Selected
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-11
AGO q NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY

No
nSnnern thnw
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-11
"a Shopping
Convenience
G@<D
BY VICTOR REDCLIFFE

! @1G,c4G>@3@SD@ D&@&,&6& coos
s,-sS@~~@~~SSSSSS~S, Z.
Copyright, 1919 By the Western News
paper Unlon)
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-11
HONG. Made Gas.

ga' N 49, F
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Youth Enulates
Movie and Togs
Himself in Furs

CLEVELAND, Ohio. - Willie
O'Brien, sixteen, always had longcd
for adventure but found 1t far out ot
his reach. On his salary he couldn't
save enough money TO pay railroad
fare to the rolling plains OF the west
Besides they wouldn't sell him a re-
volvcr, and he didn't know where to
get a cowboy hat He worked in a
hat store once, but though there were
soft hats pinned up in front, inch
brimmed dite-box derbies and trick
hats that folded when you touched
them, among the old stock there
wasn't a sake-skin banded sombrero
to be had.
But when Willie saw "Tarzan Of
the Apes an the movies he knew his
opportunity had come TO him. He
could find adventure At home. He
would emulate Tar,an and become a
wild man. There were woods at the
end OF Euclid avenue. And he worked
now, in a fur store.
Yes, the police brought him In
with $50 fur coat and numerous
unfinished skins with which his "den"
was to have been draped.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
400 ATHLETES COME
TO KANSAS CITY MEET

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 2s.--More
than 400 track and field athletes OF the
middle west In addition TO many Of
national reputation who have competed
IN big eastern meets this winter. will
contest In the fourteenth annual In
Nitation indoor track meet OF tho Kan
sas CITY Athletic club last night.
Joie Ray. national i.000-ynrd cham
plon. Joe Stout Of the Chicago univer-
sity track team, and Loren Murchison.
the ST. Louis Athletic club sprinter.
nrc among those who will bo entered In
sperlnl events
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Art Gummn Says:
"The Hobble Skirt IL Also Tosgh
On Us Spectators"

Dear Editor,
We'll E1 I see thev are worried sena
down 10 Atlanta City on account OF
them hobhlo skirts which prevents tho
women from getting up and speed on
tho board walk and tho psradSe are
all glmmed no and everything.
Unless a woman Ia good At balancing
Ed. II Is a cinch sho might better %
her walking In q wheel chair because
she will get no results otherwise and
bcsldeH II In tough on tho spectators.
Yes, its Tough.
! seen woman the other day which,
was trying 10 get on ClaAsen car
only them hobble skirts would not lot
her and afiot while I'D. the motor
tn1n give tho other guy signal and
they went away from there. II In tough
Id. when II person can neither walk
nor ride on account Of being up IN
fashions II you have not watched
them hobble women trying TO got on y
car "a. YOU have missed n one-half
~ your NE
Wen. ID Il IL getting pretty warm
these dnys 50 II ls probable that mebbo
the women VIII soon be wearing furs
again. II Ia fact I'd that they II
mthDe no reason Tor some OF th6m
stj leg, but woman would rather bo
In her grave than hitting less than
800 In the fashion league
W Men Should Worry.
Anyway Id. | would not want 10 set
IN wrong with nobody and II the wom-
cn can stand for them hobble things
US men should worry.
Well I'd. will SEQ Jack Holland
next week and probable will be signed
! to plny third base or II not would &C.
/ oept position AN coach or something.
! u isa onch that Jack will want me
/ where Will DO the mos, good I'd.
liefreshlngly Yours.
ART QUINN,
n. T. b
| An ALlaLnma Cltm Schnnl producf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
POLES NAME ON
FOES MEMORIAL
Pre|ate Asks That It Be
Removed,

WARSAW.--A congress OF German
bishops having placed amid the sigma
tories OF a memorial on behalf OF Ger
man prisoners Of war the name OF the
archbishop Of PoSen, the archbishop
has issued a statement that the intcn-
tion was TO include his name, but he
wrote to the bishops assembled saying
that j, should be omitted. He supposes
that his letter arrived too late for his
name TO be removed. The arohbishop's
position is that as a Polish prelate E
cannot sign a German memorial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
FIRST GERMAN SHIP
PLACED IN SERVICE

WASHINGTON, March 27 - The
first of the twelve German ships al
lotter to the United States for bring
ing troops home has been placed in
commission, the navy department was
advised TODAY. She was the steamer
Cleveland. Two other liners, the Pa
,ricia and the kaiserin Augus,e Vic
,toria, will be put in commission Sat
urday The Cap Finisterre tfas arrived
at Spithead, and four other ships, the
Zeppelin, Pretoria, Graf Waldersec
and Prin1 Frederick Wilhelm, have
left Hamburg for Spithead.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
C0WLER NO MATCH
FOR BILLY MISkE

BALTIMORE. March ~ -For almost
four rounds Tom Cowler of England
acted a. n punching hag for Billy MIsas
oi ST. Paul here last nigh, and ther
sat down In agony 70 listen 20 the
count of the referee II was a poor
entertainment; "oHirr being helpless In
tho lighter mans hands Cowler had
no punch. lacked science ana was NJ
Glow as a MAlIua.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
PERRI1T TO QUIT
BASEBALL FOR OIL
GAME, he ASSERTS

SEW ORLEANS. March e-Poll
Ierf'f. former pitcher Tor tho New
York Giants. announced her. last night
that he rs through with professional
his-htl 1eultt said ho had leased s..
nop acres of ou lands In tho Homer aud
Pine Islands n,li- and Intends d.yuting
all h- time 10 his business The for
mcr mourdsnnu asserted there NnE no
Misunderstanding between Manager
NDIluw and himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
DEMPSEY Sn0vES
kELLAR AROUND

DETROIT. March ?9-Jack Dempsey
boxed BiN exhibition rounds with Terry
kollhu Of Dayton, hero last night. The
aspirant 20 the HEAVYWEIGHT title eN-
tended himself Mt no time but succeeded
IN keeping kellar ut a safe distance
throughout Dempsey weighed 1871
pounds. slightly more than he plans to
carry In his forthcoming tItulnr match.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
frankie Mason
Victor at Gary

GARY. Ind. March - Two II the
fnstoAt scraps witnessed IN thia section
In many moons wcro staged AZ the hos
pltdl benefit show. lnst night. when
Frankie Mason. Fort WAYNE, had the
better OF ten-round argument with
Johnny Richie. Chicago, Richie gave
tho fans "a run for their coin hY fore
ing Mason IN every round Tho Fort
Wayne lad, however. was too clever for
him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Then II Happened.

Il know "A mining expert who cant
row boat remarked the Rummy
a. he picked up his change.
well, what about IL" demanded
the barkeep as he grabbed a bottle,
Nothing, only he's an expert ores
man, isn't her" asked the Rummy as
he headed for the door.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
BRIT0N BESTED
BY JOE bORREL

PENNS GROVE. y. J., March 70
Borrell, recently returned from over
seas. won every ono OF eight rounds with
Hon Taylor. OF England, here last night.
II WAS Borrcll's fight NIL tho way and
ho made n great impression on the fans
OF this place
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29

Twcn,y.cno subscriptions to ths Of
fetal Red Cross magazine were turned
into tho financial department by Miss
Helen Ledbctter. chairman OF tho mag
aEino committee on subscriptions, n
few DAYS ago Previously t5 suhscrip-
tions were obtained and forwarded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29


Little brothers ehum appeared TN
tremendously in the parlor where
big sister was entertaining her Sum
day afternoon beau. rs Bobby home ?"
he wished TO know. No, Bobby was
not st home, and then, oh unfortu-
nate impulse, big sister. desirous to
show her visitor her sweet gracious
ness even In the bosom Of her own
<amiiy. solieitously inquired.
VINO shall tell him calledi"
Bobby's chum twisted his cap.
doubtless unAecustomed to such rare
courtesy, and desiring 70 identify him.
lelf 10 his ehum while remaining in.
:oenito TO these quccr adults. at
length replied
II you'll just tell him that the
guinea pigs got little ones, then he'll
know Who h was that called."-New
x1fk x11nin6 SNA'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

Since 1900 only two major league
pitchers. and both members Of tho
American league. hayo struck out more
than 800 baitcrs IN the spscs Of one
season. "Rube" Waddell. who was ono
u the greatest outhpaws tho game ever
saw, whitfield 3ol bstters IN 1908.
Walter Johnson. the great pitcher Of
tho Senators. bettered this mark in 1910
hy striking out 3lS Of his American
league rival players. Two seasOns later
Str Walter famed 100 battrrs
40 National League pitcher h9s sue
oceded In striking out 300 or moro bat
t"rs In n single season, The nearest one
10 approach this mark was Christy
MnthcwsOn In 1903. his second r"aSOn
with the Giants Mttiy, then only a
NOungs'cr ana minus hs sobfquot ot
big SIX" famed 2G7 battors. Alex
nnder's best strlke-out season was IN
1914. That year Alexander whitfield 2li.
Pete Compton. tho travelling outfIeld-
er, had the honor Of playing IN three
different league. last season. Tho out
fielder started tho 1918 campaign as u
member Of the New orleans club Of the
Southern Association. Ho participated
In seventy games for tho pelicRns. In
which he made 22& trips to the plate and
seventy-two safe drives for a batting
average OF 800.
At the termination Of the Southern
league Compton was sold TO tho Louis
vile club Of the American Association
After this organization closed shop he
was purchased by John J. McGraw Of
the Giants on n thirty day option.
McGraw recently relassed Compton
back to the Louisville club, along with
Jay kirke. tho first basemhn. Compton
has played In many cities and many
leagues since he began his professional
career.
Manager Miller Husglns Is enthusing
consdersbly over what he expects from
walter Pipp this season. i've heard n
lot about first basemen since I've come
TO town, ankf heard a lot OF boosts for
Chase, Slsler. McInnis and others
want to say. however, that | think
have the best first bAsefnnn in base e
ball, and that he will be 40 recognized
before another season" says Hug.
"pipp can do everything around first
base any OF the other do. and his great
reach gives him n decided advantage
over most ot them. And / know OF no
OF n kick at bat. He hit .50t for me
last year. but n batting average does
not begin to tell Pipp's usefulness to a
| team. His ability to mako those Iona
hits at critical times makes him one OF
tho most valuable men In baseball, He
led his league In home runs In 1915 and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29

1917. and has lcd his league IN driving
In runs.
'I'ipp rlll is young follow. md
I 'h.Lh was Just reaching the top N
his game As' season "" j. improving.
aud pu l1t o' 'llth On hm Tor
next season
Three ~ the recruits tried out last
spring by the white Sor are % bo given
another chance this NeUr. They hre
Pat H3ryrN,. tho young shpris'Op
Harvey Mcclellan. another iuNelder.
VINO prefers 'H.rt hls" and PLAYED there
fpr oklahoma C.ty last season ond
Pitcher Robertson, n Texan. sp!thall'r
released last spring 20 Minneapolis
sam Crawford. who announced during
the winter that ho had positively quit
baseball. signed again with Los AugIcs
before the Angels started training, tfTtA
completing Wade killcfers out'ielh
since Claude Cooper also had signed
after some delay
New telephone directory goes TO
,ress March 81, 1919 For changes call
.ontact Dept, PEX-2D0 (Ady)
An Oklahoma City School Produc,
f1r school 1reasurcr-Gcnc Wells
EFlHEW (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
w Knows EVERYTHING

Willie-paw. why do so many men
get married III June?
Paw--BecauSc the fool killer takes
his vacation in June, my son.
Maw--Willie, you get TO bed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Fact!

All sorts OF men make up this earth.
but II In true. | vow.
That ono man who does things Is worth
A dozen who tell how.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29

Two women stenogrsphers for ou, ot
town positions are needed by the fed
eral cmpldgm"nt bureau here, according
20 Mrs. Gertrude lewls. In charge of
the vomons division
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
I he Bully.


Oh, see the big man IN the kali.
The big man is the Bully.
He makes noise when he talks.
and he has the other mrn buff .oed
The big nan has gone 70 the tel-e-
phone,
What Is he doing a. the Tel-e-
phonei
He is Whining and beg ging over
the Tel-e- phone.
Why is he whining and beg gng
over the Tele. phone
lie is askrng his vile II he can't
stay down town tonight,
!, his wife bigger than he is?
No, Rol-lo. his wife is not hall as
big as he is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Alta Boyl

Behave yourself. thodsh troubles tnunt.
And from tho right don't swervc.
And, though you won't get all you want,
You'li get all you deserve.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
You Know Him.

4 long faced mutt In Oswald Bray.
Of grouches hos the leader.
For he calls every sunny day
A doggone weather breeder "
p H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
iowa GOVERNOR
WAS TOO HASTY
he NOW ADMITS
Harding Gives Version Of the
Rathbun Pardon Case,

DES MONIES, Iowa, March %
(SpcclaO The CroSs-eSaminailon Of
Gov " /, Harding by Chief Conn-
sci ByerS featured the investigation
into the iIathbun pardon by the house
judiciary committee, The governor
conicndcd he granted the pardon on
the record supplied 10 him, taking into
consideration the Recommendations OF
the Judge and county attorney OF Ida
county for clemency
And you mean 20 tell this commit
milec tina, you granted the pardon on
This record and nothing else" dc
manded ByerS,
II do" the governor said.
"You know nothing about the repu
ta,ion OF Rathbun'"
No"
"Nor his family''
mo" e.
"Ddn, you know 'ha, two other in
do,mentS were pending"
81 did not
"You have learned these things
sincey'
"You had chance to learn, didn',
youl'
y might"
Explains Haste In Action.
what excuse haN YOU for granting
the pardon in five or six days after
the application What was the hurry"
The governor explained that on
reaching Chicago on his return from
Washington ne learned that Mrs
Harding had gone TO Meridian, Ia
where her sister was very III. Expect.
ing call TO Meridian, he had cleared
up all his busine" Immediately after
reaching DcS Moines lie further
testified that he had called in W. :
Withrow ID the board OF parole and
discussed the case with him, and that
Wihrow had given it as hi, opinion
that he need not submit the case 70
the board. The governor denied thai,
he vas compelled to submit pardon ap-
plica,ions TO the board. but that the
law said he might do so,
Did Not Suspect Fraud.
"But why the hurry" persisted
Byefs.
MY mind wa, made up. had no
reason to suspect fraud in the appli-
cation replied the governor.
You have learned since granting
the pardon, through the press and
your friends. Of the character OF En-
nest Rathbun?'
"Yes."
"You know he Is guilty OF criminal
attack"
Il think So"
"And you could have learned what
YOU know now with the slightest Ell
iorti"
NO, the slightest effort. The IN
formation could have been secured"
III YOU had ascer,ained what you
have since learned?" began Byets--
mo pardon would have been grant
sd,' interrupted the governor
And by your action you prevented
justice in this cascl"
Could Have Annulled II.
~ did not prevent it, the mistake
could have been cured. am satisfied
IN my own mind that, ii secured by
fraud, the governor has the powH 10
set the pardon aside and declare 1t
null and void There is no question IN
my mind now that ii ! investigated
further | could have learned many
things. but when | granted the pardon
\ IA 10 a., .aaA fa,,l,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Fooeyl

He's no account. his friends all say.
lie won't stick to his text:
Turns over a new leaf one day.
And turns IL back the next.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
One Year Aso Today N The War.

March %, l9l8:-Ninth day OF the
German Big Drive" which was halt
ed; Foch chosen commander in chief
OF all allied forces in France: Sever
ty worshippers in Paris suburban
church killed by German long range
gun; militia called out in Quebec to
Quell draft riots.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
LdakRMIh41e
His Column
'OoENGM/ /D9

~.
II We could remember llks we can for.
get.
The world would be brighter for some
folks. III bet
our friends would have money. our cred
itutr. too.
And maybe tho outlook would not seem
50 blue.
We d have much less trouble, we'd not
make
And seldom. II ever. a pledge would bo
break,
We'd hove much less troubls. we'd not
tear 10 face
A host Of our brothers who'vs barred
us from grace;
We'd be irsn from worry, we'd be FREQ
from debt
II We could remember like We can for-
yet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Ssventy-five Years AGo Today.

lS+4-Commodorc Edmund Pendle
ton Kennedy. U. s. ~, in command
of the battle,hip Pennsylvania, died
at Norfolk, Va. Born in Maryland in
17HO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29

who had failed because he didn't have
nerve enough to try
Even # 1t looks like 'omcthlng a
circus horse wears IN the parade.
don't knock the hat your wiie trims
for herself The old girl IS saving
YOU fifteen or twenty bucks, and even
II the hat IS scream, remember that
Jack rs Jack.
After Father has debated lcarnedly
on the Grea, Questions Of the Hour
Son will quit dong his night work
long enough to ask Father the dli-
ference between latitude ami lougl-
tude. And Father will tell son not to
bother him, because Father doesn't
dare admit that he doesn't know the
difference.
We have tried il, and, the take it
from us, putting your foot on the rail
IN front oi bar doesn't make soft
drink taste any stronger
a wife ai,en asks a husband at the
breakfast table how he 60, that hole
~ his pants pocket But, somehow or
other She never asks him how lie got
that hole m his sock.
And what has become Of the old
fashioned man who had TO spit IN the
backing box when he shined his own
shoes IN the morhing?
A fool is man who uses biz
word when little word would ex-
press his meaning just as well.
The reason why you and your wife
have never had any fights since you
were married is because il you threw
rock into the river the rock would
bounce back and hit YOU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Gosh

Taking abou, careful poker players
you can always c, NJ, Pa. in Olean,
New York.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Fiftv Years Aso TODAY.

lS9-Deuoit Opera House, one oi
the finest American structures OF its
time waSformally opened.
Twenty five Years Ago Today.
1894. Meeting OF German Emperor
and Frances Joseph Of Austria at
Albania.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Strange.

They needed good buslers in the
army during the war and we can't
understand how the draft board over
looked Mike Me"call, who has sa-
loon at Lackawanna, N. y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
EE:istorr:11R
Bits 90
Ono Hundred Years Ago Today.

lSlo-William Edward Schenck
noted Presbyterian clergyman and
sdiSr born at Princeton, ~ J. Died
in 1904
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Elihu Thomson, noted American
electrical engineer and inventor. born
In England. 90 years ago today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Friend wife,

kfienu Wut,
"My wife sure makes me mad, by J.ns'"
Complains old Hendy Blaws;
For first she goes and does thing,
Luke McLuke.
NY wife has got mo buffaloed,"
HsId Henpecked Walter Lee;
"ahe does Just a. she pleases, but
She never plesses me"
Hastings tNeb) Tribune.
Mean Brute.
II was Friday morning and Mrs,
Gabb had just fixed Mr. Gabb's
breakfast
rs there anything else you would
like asked Mrs. Gabb pleasantly.
why so darn though,full You are
a day ahead. This isn't pay day
Luku MeLuks Says.
We once knew q woman who sued
her hubsand for q divorce on the
ground Of incompatibility because he
wouldn't argue with her.
A married. man does the things tha,
his wifclkants him TO TO do. But that
Is no sign that he Wants to do them.
The Huns are looking forward ia
another Tag when they will kick the
Inning out OF Uncle. Sam and gsl
even with him for throwning q mon
key wrench into their machinery
Well, by der time dot Tag come,
there will be bridges across the At.
iantic and tunnels under Il. and VI
can lick the Hun every Wednesday IL
the week. Also every Saturday
Thursday Monday, Sunday and Tues
day in the week
A fellow tried 10 knock a Man tC
us because the Man failed becaus,
he was too ambitious and took in toe
mach territory. And the fellow who
WAS knoekiay the man WAS . bitt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29
Names A. Names

Heart Turner lives al Arkadelphia,
Ark.
Our Daily Special,
The Man Who Talks Rubbish Often
lIa, To Eat His Words.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29

An Oklahoma City School Product
for School Treasurer-Gene Wells.
(Adv.p
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Lines Worth Remembsrins.
Identified.

In all things |. is better to hope
than 10 despair.--Goethe.
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my wife sure makes me mad, by j.ns."
Complains old Hendy Blaws;
For first she goes and does thing,
Then hunts up q because.
Luke McLuke
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
HJZzVCRYFOR DRUGS;
CITY FEEDS THEM

grain until finally only two or three
grains are required 90 give ihe addict
relief.
When that period arrives, the patient
Is sent 10 q hospital. when soon the
drug is entirely eliminated from the
dosage card and the reclaimed addicts
physical and mental strength restored
by tonics and nOurishing food.
Many OF the addlcts have become
slaves TO the drug because Of relief
obtained by it during illness or serious
injury. Others are prosperous appear
ing actors, lawyers or other profess
siOnal men who, perhaps. believed they
must duh their ever-actlye nervous or
mental energy to properly pursue their
life-work. still others are soldiers who
have suffered shell shock or who were
constantly under the influence OF drugs
in some European hospital after pass
ing through the inferno Of the battle
fields.
The ends 10 which addlcts would so
to obtain drugs, denied them through
recent laws, are unlimited, according
70 police officials and physicians. For
this reason as well as for the reclama-
tlon OF the unfortunates. the city has
established the clinic which has won,
not only the admiration OF ell directly
associated with the aG1icts, but, in
great many cases, the undying gratitude
OF the men too weak 10 withstand the
craving.