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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
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fits due 10 his successful tour IN
this country. He Is soon 20 be called
70 supreme tasks
Unusually severe weather and many
deaths from exposure are prognosti-
Gated for the end OF the winter which
may be very long.
Increase in the number OF motor
car accidents VIII lead 70 stringent
laws that limit street privileges. the
seers declare. and drastic action VIII
be brought about BY an accident that
Is unusually shocking
Persons whose birthdate Il IS may
have a year OF uns and downs Busi-
ness may require an unusual amount
Of attention
Children born on this day are likely
90 be generous and well-balanced IN
judgTfent- These subjects OF Capri
corn usually are Quick-tempered and
impulsive. -Copyri ght. 1913. by the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
II Years Ago Today

D EPORTS from Washington show
N that the administration wiz send
a squadron TO European waters for
use in the Russian trouble in case
American life and property is men
aced. At a conference yesterday be-
tween the president and secretary
Bonaparte. Instructions were sent 70
admiral Sigsbee. commander Of the
North Atlantic fleet 10 proceed with
the Brooklyn. Galveston, Chattanooga
and Tacoma to 8Iedaria. Then IS
necessary a squadron VIII go 20 the
Baltic.
Reports from n wv York say that the
money market is soaring to the sky.
Al records were broken when brokers
were forced TO pay as high as -125 for
money with which TO carry their
stocks There Is little excitement
over the situation and STOCKS were
not much affected
Mrs. Charles DeGroff and Mrs. W. J.
Harris have returned from Austin.
where they carried a petition 20 Gov.
Lanham asking for a pardon for Mrs.
Anna Reum. convicted Of NAL practice
and sentenced 20 the penitentiary.
The latest development II the rob-
berry OF dimes from the Wells. Fargo
e Co.'S express near La Junta, Colo,
is the finding Of $500 IL dimes in a
Iuarez saloon The bartender says
that the money was left there by
Luis Gonzales. one OF the men ar
rested By the police night be1ore
last.
The beet warehouse OF Dan Carr
e. Co. was broken into last night and
two cases OF beer stolen.
The 1000 feet Of fire hose recently
purchased by the city was tested by
the central fire station men this az
ternoon and found satisfactory.
January % is the date set for the
annual election Of directors for the
chamber Of commerce.
The work OF moving the immlgra-
ton force from the Buckler building
to the new detention station at the
santa Fe street international bridge
has been completed and chief Schu-
mucker and his force are not located
in their new home.
Pat Garrett left this morning 10
Investigate conditions surrounding
The arrest and imprisonment OF o. =.
Instad at Santa Rosalia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Beautiful Boston Ferns. $3.50 and up
81 Paso seed Co. phone 5s3.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
DECLARES AMERICA HAS
SPOILED EUROPEAN PEP

New York. Dec. e.-Nations Of Eu-
rope need more pep They need more
red blood. more ambition, and they
have been spoiled by America This 81
according TO VIM. J. MulliEau- chair
nan OF the knights OF Columbus COM
mittee on war activities. who has just
returned from abroad-
The people Of Europe are not as
badly off as many would have Amer
leans believe" he said today While
there are distressing conditions in
places, one detects symptoms Of spoil
ing through Americas lavish assist
ance-"
AIr. MuIligan said activities Of the
Knights Of Columbus IN Europe had
been reduced 20 providing instruc-
tons IN languages and entertainment
for the remnant Of the American
army OF occupation and 10 acting as
guides 70 American service men visit
ing Paris and other cities.
Beautiful Boston Ferns. $3.50 and Up.
'r1 pnrn Seed Co nhone 1fa-Adw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Passengers With Pocket
KniOes Dig Conductor
From Interurban Wreck

Port Arthur. Texas. Dec. 29.-Al-
though mary Of them had been in
iured, passengers on board a derailed
interurban car near this city. last
night went 20 the rescue OF e f..
Roberts, the conductor. and dug him
out OF the wreclzaEe with pocket
knives. HIS arms had been pinloned
beneath the car and he was helpless
Roberts was the most seriously hurt
OF IS persons. injured when the car
struck COW and left the rails.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
SWOLLEN RIVERS THREATEN
DISASTER TO FRENCH AREA

Paris. France. Dec. %. CHavas).-
Rivers throughout France, swollen by
continued rains threaten disaster TO
many sections Navigation Of the
Seine Is already Gfficult and ~ the
inundation continues. traffic VIII be
forced TO stop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
PROMISES PUNISHMENT or
NORTH CAROLINA LTNCHERs

Raleigh. y. c.. Dec 29.-The full
power Of the state viii be exerted TO
apprehend and bring to justice the
men who lynched Powell Green. neEro.
in Franklintou. Saturday night. Gov
Beckett announced in a statement
cxorciating the members Of the mob
which killed Green The negro was
charged with the murder OF p II
Brown, a white man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Late on NPus
From Texas

l'f '''f'' lf's '" ~ '''f't
FDNT WOHTu. Texas sept Is -
There s gain Of approximately
600 barrels uu the daily average
production for north Texas over tho
output Fpr last week The principal
gains for this week were reEiStrred
In stephens county and IN the north
west Iiurkhurnctt field.
Each ~ those fioldS showing n
gain or approx matey 1000 htrrclH.
Small gains we're registered also in
the Ranger pool ana Ihr peedcmonh
dlstrir' The total daily average
fpr tho whole territory is 25A.500
hnrrclH ~ thi4 amount i55 600
barrels comes from IN" Ranger or
southern territory nud the remaining
99o is from the Wchila Fails
territory
The principal producing areas to-
gclhcr with the daily output of each
follows Hurkburuetl. $1,000. Elcc.
ira. IO.6pO. Ranger. 81 500 S,rph
ems county. 1880. pcsdemona. ts.-
500
The remainder of the production
comes from the smaller pools. Iowa
park. Petrola and Holiday In the
MiIhiih Fails district ana from the
email pools nj Moran and Strawn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Nnnrho County. Kannnn.

The Eakin 4 burton No Grove
In the northeast OF is-27-2O IL a dry
hole
The Same firm No. 7 Grove In the
northeast " 1927 20 Is good for i've
barrels
Tho Joplin Erie on company No.
s Case In the northwest of ~ 2h 70
Is good for five barrels
The r. w, DeNoe and others NO.
Is peVoc & Cady In the southeast OF
the northeast OF l2-2N.ls Is good Tor
60 barrels.
The W NJ. Wells No. Johnson In
the northwest ~ the northeast OF
"a .a7-i7 IL good Tor 40 barrels
The T. " Moore ana others No !
Roster In the northwest " the nor'h-
west of 27-2S-ls IL a dry hole.
The T. ". DcNoe aud others NO
10 DcNoc A. Cady In the southeast
Of the northcast OF 'a2h IN Is guod
for 10 barrels
The r. " Moore and others No. =
Roster IN tho In the southeast ut
the northwest OF ~ 2N Is S good
for SO hHfrcls
The Eakin n lAmhorton 80. -
stewart I'm She northeast ~ the
southcnst ~ -. 2N.ls is good for l'o
barrels a..
Tho F W. Dcvcre ans others No
f. williams n no" northeast ~ me
uor,hwest Of l2.2N.lN ls good Tor no
barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Evidently a Ledky Pipe
Line Somewhere 90

Special 10 Tho world
NEWKlNk. OKLA, Scpt. II
While G. n johnson " the AlbrlHh'
Title A. Investment CO., Of Newkirk,
Okla, was having his men load out
car OF fat hogs at uncas, Okla ,
and the hogs had to be supplied
with an abundance OF water on ac-
count OF the heat, while waiting for
the train. they pumped all the water
out OF tho stock yards well on the
santa Pc right-Of- way. and the well
began pumping as good a quality OF
crude oil as has been found In tho
Newkirk ncld They pumped moro
than two barrels Of Tits crude oil
on the ground and there seemed To
ho a continual flow of oil, and how
much more they could have pumped
no ono knows
Thore In no oil well within three
miles OF the station ot Uncas This
water well at the stock yards is sim
ply drilled hole about 75 or no
feet deep. and n looks like oil had
broken loose and come into this
water well when the water was eN-
hausted
Excitement ~ running high over
thia new discovery and It may he
the means or opening up an entirely
new and distinct oil field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Hon,e OIL Company
Fleets Directors

ll"ui Euhlrnd'r. chairman ~ the
huaId II directors ~ the FrIero
rnllr"ni and = partner In Spcy'r
% 60 yi'rrn'iurI bankers ~ Sow
lprk. Dle boon elected director
~ rhe liom" piI H"Nung company
~ Texas t.s.
! = Durston chairman NJ the
board ~ ny Syracuse Trust rum-
ppuy ~ ayuturc. e ana suhsu,n
riI s'o,thuldrr iu thc Sanford Truck
0omplu, and 'rr 'u,lhir S.'rI
rmpuuy. was also elected - dtcrrtot
lon tnc Home GN Refining company
The election ~ tho directors tuut
place u meeting L"Id Iu Sow
York "Wednesday.
The Home has just contracted fpr
the drilling OF four wells ON tho
acreage uf the t0uudiuc Martin bI
syndicate lu stephens county Tho
'ousi1iur. NuHtu Eudi'Hto g 'h'
owner ot 100 a.rus boz stephen.
county. 1cAIH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Late NenS From
HiddIgO County. Texas

The Daylc T. smith Oil company
80 Daskum, approximately four
miles northeast Of the army post of
Sane ,Fordyrr. I'm HldalRo county.
Texas. ts now drilling IN conglom
cratic limestone with imhcded gravel
H' 1910 they are expecting 30 feet
~ this formation They expect 10 40
10 $500 feet to get the big pay 10
necessary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

The ONO cities Gas company Ne.
6 French in tho cast hhl uI 'h'
.n,,,r,,st OF et.gT-lb iH good Tor 10
barrels
Tho Victory oN company N'.
SWagIr ln the southwest or ih'
southwest of 1o-2I 10 E "a dfA h'.'
The Atlas Petroleum company ana
others SO Hartman IN lh' h,, '''
good for 70 barrels
Tho Tex ca. Kan oN COMPANY .,'
IL Jones In 90, southeast Ut 'h.
n,rthYrst Of ~. IS 10 I. good fur an
barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

The Oklahoma Producing a ls'.
friUr co. So JuDknon ln .n'
Northwest Of the northwest ar o.i1
ID ia good FOR 30 barrels.
Tho TiJh Dl company No.
johnson iu the southwest rl 'ms
northeast or g3.ll-l6 t7 good Tor ~
barrelA yt a.,
Tho 7. e. Tut'er No. l''rlo y,
the fouthwott ut the southeast 81
.A.IE.Tt a. "a drv hole.
The r. a.. Petroleum company ~"
..rr In the southwest of the
...tn,t.t ~ I.If.If s good for la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Trcjdf wen on
Ton 0f Sand

The Trrmf Du company 'n 'l'
..4,n,4s, uf northwest "t liH l5
ON ton ~ tnr sand At L1io ir'' ana
o',i.rr arH-l no today TINS. wen
4. located f.,u miles west of me
Gadya ucur Ou oompany'S big gas
,,u rms v,u is being watched
,,I.b great deal II interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Terhoma Drills Deeper

The TeXhomn on company No
Holden in the northwest OF SOUTH
west of southwest Of 4-234 !, liuilcr
county Kansas. has been drilled one
foot deeper. sand from 2i93 to g.
500 feot ana well IL running over
with oil. II looks Ike mighty good
we'll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
MorrisOn-Jacks0n Wei
Holding Up Good

Morrison and Jacknon are star tlns
their second well In 2-lb- 10, whlch
il ! 900 feet north OF No. !, the iht,
ter In atIl making better than zoo
barrels "A day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Cosmos on OmrntioHS

/ Inr nl.uVIra B. % r'r"r, on
! ,...,... ,rI Iu,r nJrhuwr j.'inl't
! ......,.,,.. .r.f.,Iuu, 90 phwnig''
/ ,..nt,
- ,,r ...,...uuy 40 6
| Er.r...n n,,,Ht uur'n
''. ,ul. Irf.us 1900 f""'
.,,.. sand from ""1I to
.,.' 49,. 4. center .ou'h
I.,. .f I.,rfH..raf .f rur beast "I
J,.Irng .r 200 fr,' 40
,D.,,., ,f purih,y,gl Of
,,r.....,. .. .tr.IfIr.. AZ 500 feet
,l ,..,dvs ,.. .r
Ih' a. GOOD for
Nn .. ., i.,,.ul rpr
''' '' .,,., .,d tr'
H'n' '' .,"' '. ,..,,..I. ,.,.r .lrnu
.,'''hE ga '",". ,.', ANN .,ol No ls .puI-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

The above information was re
cciycd by mail from j Schook
and II ~ doubtful II a drilling report
was ever received from any ilrm
that did not mention "a good wen
first untu this one came which otarts
or with a well that has apparently
missed the sand but may get OH
at deeper depths II all goes to snow
tho real quality OF the lndlahona
management and X much appr"clat
led They have no doubt mthe
| enough money during the last Nv
mouthB 10 last them all for the ~rst
! Of their natural lives. Every oudy tH
-rrtr-ttt -rrtr-ttt ----i
! fDrthnc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

100 Go to Wntcry Grave.
TpkID August 81 trurrospond
cn.c OF the Associated It'7N '"''
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Making Food Cost More.

OF prime in high OF the high
Of And the prime the high
TO high producing
OF the the high Of producing high
Of land
Production the expended labor fertilizer
seed machinery depreciation. and
in the latter the charge the and value.
When farmland the pay prices
which will the land about s.
When value OF $500
increased which will $50 per
Price boosting iarmIands ardcnly nIccd
within years spectators (and
themselves thick hem) turning land
ing farm through different hands year.
the price necessary charge more for
food produced the inflated value land
Out Of the millions examples here Iowa
farmland a present:
Carroll County,. [, Grith years ago to
c. L. Miller for Miller land to J. c.
Barry $2To Parry sold l. c. Klein S22
Klein sold it S-25 acre, Max
NC SO George Langcnfed $3I5
waiting who will cTcr $3.50
In Boone County been beginning
OF this In day County armands
CHANGED hands.
Dealers tarmlandS getting richer minute
Farmers wealhion paIcrin they valued
highly hut which will produce any crops
Consumers OF food for what they cat
Speculation land would be stopped, single believe
the ioctnC the OF the "earncd
what spectators call pro6' Take profit speculation
and the death that speculation single
insist
adding SPECTATORS profit to the actual or
foOdproducing value Of the which food
land the value which las been doubled by speculation
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
THREE-SQUARE A-DAY.
BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE.

There are books enough written to
surfeit and last
Till all of earth's Future is part OF
its Past.
And oh! for the sizure
OF lanEuorous leisure
To read, and to read, and to while life
away,
But-I'm slave of a tyrant called
Thrce-Square A-Day.
There are fern-scented hollows and
green-shaded streams
Where the murmurs of life are like
ColOrs of dreams,
And hcghoi to wander
Beyond any yonder.
To rOmp and to roHiCk. to idle and
play!
Butt cringe at the lash OF old Three
Square A-Day
There are some who have shattered
the shackles of toll,
Whose roof is the sky and whose
couch is the soil.
Their faces are frowzy,
Their bodies are lousy.
And they drearily limp to my door
on their way
And whine for the backsheesh OF
Three-Square A-Day!
COPYRIGHT rlsl
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

Their" are many ways Of attI,0-
ing success, but Hubert Horn, by.
president of. the Institute for Phys-
zeal Development, gained his Iuu-
r"ls by watching ont for the health
Of the citizens Of many cities. Now
he IS determined Washington shall
lose its t"o-plump waist,iuc and
throw away its digestion pills. and
that men from Offices high and low.
daily shall seek health and tirm
muscles at the institute
Mr. H"rnsby. just back from
France where he served nineteen
months as a first lieutenant in the
Sanitary Corps, has been prominent
as public sanitary engineer for
many years. since his graduation
from Northwestern University. Chi
caCo.
iorn in st. James Parish. LoufS-
lana. he journoycd to St Ma, s
College in Kansas. where g., re-
Cciv"d an elementary cduca'iun
For many years n" W. ASSOC. 4trd
with his father in Imp~o,lrg woI X
in" conditions for cnpp'u,.S OF
many large concerns. Later he went
TO Central America to arrange saul
tation conditions for "C0olir' Ilhnr-
crs and their families. who wci" UNI
der American employ.
While there. he introduced tho ma
tivrS to the American national pas
time of baseball. and found many
enthusiastic followers of the sport
At college. Mr.. Hornshy was cap
tain Of tho football team and mas a
long athletic record behind his other
achievements
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
The Furry Jekyll and HYDE.

The weasel is the Jekyu and Hyde among creatures
He has sncaly reputation slaughter
He slender and sinuous large rat every
Of him is vicious He will lay low chickens mostly
for the fun OF sucking little blood corpscs OF his victims
One thing his favohe's foolisly Sometimes
isn't Of sight of trap ruhes into it. and
dies in a fighting rage
In the weasel plain brown color, north
when the big his changes white with tin
OF jet black the end of his tail and from worthless destroyer
IS transformed into his pcl bringing weight in
silver.
He is a weasel no longer, but ermine!
His fur is the that emne is
royalty.
would be rash who would oppose
IN his efforts reduce the pressure expense
OF so-calcd uxuries really sties No
would live world shorn of things beautiful graceful
and amusing.
But ermne scarf about slender white symbol
In life, the weasel of the few Wild fero-
cous sPendthrft Of the lives OF birds
Dead the becomes civilizations idle cxya-
part OF bit OF ney whose purchase price might feed family
Lor = year. :,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
THE PARAGRAPHS
NEWS VIEWS.

The Foll.os OF 1912" ought 70 i7-
cIude severa added interesting fcs-
lures when the theaterS op"n -7
again Philadelphia Inquirer.
We shall continue 20 hold the Mevt-
can government TO strict accoun'a-
uuity. If we can find il-syTacus"
Post STANDARD.
Out Of every no American officers
landed in France SSn were killed Thu
speaks well for the valor OF American
IeadershIp.-R Rochester Herald.
Dealers say that excited buying
is to blame FOR the high price OF
shoes Try TO remain calm when you
are purchasing footgcar. - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
True. Mr.. Wilson is an authori' at'vo
Interpreter Of the leaCue covenant,
but We cannot hope to have him with
US always.-New York Evening sun.
Havana is said to bo preparing IT.
self to become a great resort <or
II the Cuban metropolis has the
chance OF a lifetime.-CharIeston News
and Courier.
When Carranza sneers about afro
cious crimes in the center Of Amerl-
can civilization. We hope he doesn't
refer to the Plumb plan 10 eNtort 4
ransom or Kill the railroads.-Wash-
ingtou Post
II our actors strike Keeps w much
! longer Eroadwav soon won't he even
275 per cent Of itself.-NCw York
| World.
As we get it Uncle Sam proposes.
but the league dispose hiladcl-
/ phia North American
Mexican profteers may now be
/ expected TO raise the price Of ran
sens.
New Jersey women are sharpen
! ing their hatpins for the q. Q. P
/ Savannah News.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
AMT NATURE WONDER
FUL!

4 lot Of folks flat-tire throu n
their vacation by taking an auto
trip ono of the beauties Of auto
touring is to watch how restful and
comfortable everything else seems.
The average vacation auto trip is
to start for nowhere in particular
IN a huge hurry to get there and
back Spend one week going and
another week in forEcttin-, the way.
back. Something like climbing a
tree. Now that I'm here. what did
| climb up for. and now that I'm
going back, how did l get up to
20 down? The answer is still a
question. AS the great poemster
would humble it tOday-"As we auto
journey throU-h vacation life, let
up pump ana repair by tho way
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
,Indict the Guilty Men

Hundreds of exursonists carried from Washington
nc City Sunday wooden railway coaches Some of the coaches
pidaed that they had neither lighting drinking
facilities. Several coaches lighted with candles
The traps speed
nd three Wit on block
Cac tram halted for ORDERS crashed into BY another
killed persons injured Hundreds of
other mPerilcd.
It the regulations OF the Railroad Administration
> the wooden coaches for passenger traffic
the than train within
block
Assistant Clagc, of the abroad Administration, said
yesterday rv the wreck occurred that his Office
obtained knowledge the wooden coaches
Clag talking newspapers printing pic
showing spntcred wooden coaches The only
be Cagctts department mighty
The u.n wooden coaches guilty OF
murder.
The who permitted than within the block,
the track. likewise IS guilty Of murder
Tho New Jersey grand jury has perform The ofense
O. r wooden havinr been interstate character, the office
General O. Crrcd viii be cxroc.cd
Int .acrc power ahac within that will
oG,ndr- caoc tlsouea 'on-draan-out invc@
cations.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Predicts Recurrence
Of1nhuenza in Fall

New York. Aug 2j-Thc influ-
enza epidemic will return in Orto-
her. as soon as people bc@in 20
live tndOOr< again. DIR. Royal s.
Copeland. head of the New York
Health Department. predicted to-
day. He said the death toll would
be serious, but not so bad as last
year
There is nothing to do but wait
until it comes. then fight IT until It
passes. The best means Of prcvcn-
tiOn is common sense--avoid IN
fected persons. and don't become
pGniCky." DR.. Copeland said.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Deadening Effect of Being Voteless.

now live politician feels be vos Interestingly
Sc 6cd P ply by my good friend GEORGE HEANEY
" inc fohce Court letter friend
H CITY, where Mr. Heaney enjoyed high Official egs
upon suffrage here, he says: '5
entertaining the hope that if prohtcers Of Washington
aNe enough OF small salary buy
Jersey City Scpcmbcr celebrate soh birthday on the next
cay inc Z3d and cast vote for that Of Hudson
County, Edward l. Edwards"
ou don't know. do the condition in
OF Columbia as to suffrage Mr. Haney asks "The
whatever
on board OF aldermen Washington
Chamber OF Commerce Joined year naugurated
determined
or the District We have influential
press the country has helped lot in the publicity
Mess living here you appreciate the ddcnng effect
b'lng where
tor the peoples good will and suffrage. Despite many
NanaCcs and the beauties
tn" suffrage like living under benevolent
to down and take look Joe TUMUITY JIMMIE HEM
ILL occasionally remind JcTscvmeu"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Figures Never Lie.

In January, 1910, there were in the
United States 62,6S3 single men in
sane and 6,47 married men insane
which shows that the crazy men stay
single. At the same time there were
H,ll5 single women insane and 3 ,g7J
married women lnsanC-whiCh proves
that in January, 1910. married life
made more women crazy than it did
men. And the more you study these
figures the CraZier it makes you -
journal of the American Medical As
sOciatiOn.