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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
Patriotism, Loyalty
and Reverence Boosted
In the Ohio Schools

Columbus O., May 16.--An education
81 nrorran for the coming school year
in Ohio schools, in which soecial effort
viii bo made 10 develop in children the
Fundamental virtues. patriotism, loyal
" and reverence, has been Launched ny
Vernon NJ. Riegcl. state superintendent
Of public instructio in letters 10 coun-
" supeint"ndents.
The letters urge full and complete O.
operation on the part OF the SCHOOLS III
Memorial Day services. and set ASIDE
Nav o. for Memorial Day observance
in tho schools.
District superintendent in rural sec
lions are especially urged 20 sc" tna'
AN children in the district ar" moplllZe"
80 the end that no secluded grave ~
any country burying ground Is oN'''
looked.
Every child ought to be encouraged
tu ruuip himself with an American Tag
saiI the letter. If q sacrifice has 10 be
made 80 buy one. 1t would b" mist
rommcndablc. ii adds.
THE closing days Of May pr"pelI!
may he thought Of as the season Of 1r-
ncwed conservation 10 our country. our
rIar and our heroes, living and deau,
Riegcl said.
"Ar this season. the child may lift mp
the hanl$ Of the tailoring veterans Nl1
in the twilight of their lives are Win
hating step faithfully decorating th'F
comrades graves as they have done Ion
more than - years. so also may TIC
child 0uarr al the rich cup of devotion
which the trembling hands Of the we"r-
,rs of the blu. are about to pass on u
a new generation Of N"t"ranS-th" KIM
ki-rlad legion. and TO new supporting
ritiH"nrv. buildcd from the product "i
the American schools.
THE spirit If patriotism must Aot die
from neglect. but must be Tanned INTO
more vigorous. uui"k"ning and persist
rnt liz" in every American citizen. ~
this rhrriShc. result. tn" annual "hS"'r-
anc. of Memorial Day will have an I'M
portanl part. TIL" call is for the eNe"-
else IN the days az peace of the unH.''-
IISh srrvirr - gladly given IN IN" wars
IN which our living Veterans took parl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
AN ACUTE DIFFERENCE


France and
been wide apart from
finally brought about
a situato tina possibilities
the roles e"
restore the
powerful
Sors, buf Russia
constituted as 10
logical view" Ll0S0
reasons
the case OF o
The logic o French
psc TO govern
council Ter
Of districts the Poles mad
Poles districts they
awarding all OF Upper Sesa
according In the meantime the
districts , .-.. , ron ,,5san. anger
newspapers reveal
orutaE against
the Poles for the oeneht OF
behind the closed doors OF the supreme
council theyrnu be public
inconeeVoe that England ana
bind them "
to the
o,rn ~ an oppor,une cnciiator this dispute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
Judge COwan Grants
Even Dozen Divorces
At St, C|airSviIe

Monday was divorce day IN Belmont
county Common Please Court at ST.
Clairsville. o.. and nineteen cases were
set for hearing. The following divorces
twelve in number. were granted d!
Judge W. w. Cowen.
Marion Cunningham VS.. charles
Cephas Cunningham. pir"rc" granted
Plaintiff on ground Of Wilful absence
for more than three years. David II.
James Attorney for Plaintiff.
Marie Underwood vs. Henry Under
wood. Divorce granted Plaintiff from
defendant on grounds Of llahilual
Drunkenness for more than three years.
e. l.. Belt. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Mary Il. Murray W Louis :. Murray
Divorce granted Plaintiff from defend
unt on grounds of Extreme Cruelty.
Plaintiff awarded custody of minor
children. Thurnburg & Lewis, Attorney
for Plaintiff.
Leila May Brown ". Jesse +. Brown.
Divorce granted Plaintiff on grounds ~
Extreme Cruelty; Plaintiff restored TO
her maiden name Of Leila May koho.
David II. James. Attorney for Pld'ntlh.
Anna SHtSz W. Steve SZISZ. piv"rr"
granted rlaintif on ground of Wiliul
Absence for more than thre" years. {.
&. Scdgwlrk. Attorney for Piantin.
Divorce granted Plaintiff from Defend
ant on grounds of Gross Neglect OF
Duty for more than thrc" years. w.
V, Campbell Attorney for i'I.in'n
Charles W. Griffith vs. Susan Grthth
Divorce granted Plaintiff from Defend
ant on grounds of Wilrul Ahs"n"" for
more than thrc" years. y. X. k"nnon.
Attorney for PlaintiT.
LYDIA CoSS w Frank l.. Co>S. Divorce
granted from Defendant on ground nt
Extreme Cruelty. w. V. campbell At
torncy for Plaintiff.
Florence V. Murphy ". Charles j.
Murpny Divorce granted Plaintiff
from Defendant on ground of Gross
Neglect of DUTY. g.. W Smith of
Medina attorney for 'lantIn
Wancta Haynes We. Blai" Haynes.
Divorce granted Pialntif ON ground al
k.Ntrrmr Cruelty. Victor i. krHrcr, A.
turney for Plajn,lh.
Olive Archer y. f.tri WnNn" Archer.
Divorce granted I'ltinrinf from lrf"nd-
AN, on grounds "f EXtrcm" Cruelty.
rlainlih rstored to her former name
Of Olive Hughes.
Marion kr;,atZ ~. llcrher kTJatH
divorce granted r!aIntir "u gr"rIud If
Adultery I. l.. Belt Attorney for
l'ldinlif.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
RIPPING RHYMES
ny WALT MASON.
TEE HEALERS

rheumatism in my shoulder. In my
feet and neck. makes me feel. as
grow older. rather like a wreck. There
are forty thousand headers who would
drive it out: they ar" optimistic spteierS
each a cheerful scout. come 20 me
and cease to worry" says tn" healing
guy; 81 can cure you in - hurry. IL
you'll let me try I've designed a
modern diet: eat what shall choose.
and the pain no more will riot through
your bones and throws" Try
my poultice." says another. put II on
your toe. and you'll see how quick twill
smother every ache YOU know" Says
another healer solemn. Lie down on
that bench. and I'll twist your Spinal
column with monkey wrench" Like
a lambkn to the slaughter TO the
"rures' | go: I've been soaked in sui
phur water for n week or so: I've been
decked with mustard plastc-S--Some
stick TO me Still--for the h"alrrs are
my masters. and | do their will Though
the hcalers' glad predictions u"vrr are
fulfilled. %Iill I listen tn TN" 'irlons OF
the heAlerS skilled. Every new one finds
me waiting with my checkbook near.
and his prophecies eiating rob my soul
Of fear. And the healer. like linneI
sings his song Of praise: One Is born
most every minute. hence my practice
pays"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

AS A general proposition. Mr.. Edison
SAYS, his QUESTIONABLE helps him to
select men who think. He is not opposed
10 college men. he says. In fact. that
is the kind he wants. but he wants col
lege men who can walk along and see
things az they are" But the strongest
point in his defense is that his system
produces good results. AS to this he
says:
"A man who can pass the question
naire test can, on general principles,
take job anywhere. I put one of the
men who answered the questions cor
rectly right on job which involved re-
sponsibility for highly involved chem
ical process. and he made good right Off.
And IL that young man could make
good on that job he can make good any
where. l put eleven of the men who
made good grades in executive positions
and in each case they have shown ad-
vanced thought on the work assigned
them, some Of them pushing right ahead
where there had been stagnation before"
Equally interesting is Mr.. Edison's
declaration that there is no medium
type OF brains. Virtually all OF the
men who have taken the QUESTIONABLE.
ne says, are either A" "B" or &C." or
else *" ~" or r." He has not found
any, he says. that might be rated ID"
f." Fl" or any other letter between
the first three and last three OF the
alphabet. Mr.. Edison considers this
remarkable and it most assuredly is.
That the applicants are either very good
or no good at all is uneXplainable.
As 10 Mr. Edison's statement that "A
Young man who passed u good examine
ton on his questions Immediately made
good on a highly involved chemical pro-
cess. we must confess to q little skepti-
ciSm. We do not doubt that the young
man made good. just al Mr. Edison says,
but there ~ certainly room for doubt
as TO the connection between his ability
to answer the questions and his ability
to handle II complicated chemical pro-
cess. Another young man might answer
the questions equally we'll but know
absolutely nothing OF chemistry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
WHY THE WHIPPING POST
STAYS

) The fear Of lashes drives criminals
faway from Delaware. Because OF thai
fact. the whipping post
! has remained an institution Of punish
4 u1ent in Delaware despite all the violent
efforts that have been made TO ABOLISH
1t.
4 For many years. De 'awareS whipping
j post has been cited as one or the last
4 few remnants OF baroariSm IN 'hIS
4 country. 1t has been attacked by
Srreat many worthy people. as we'll as by
and sentimentailsts in gen.
8araL but each time Il has been brought
h,p in the state legislature the answer
II q The PROPOSALS TO abolish Il has been
An unmistakable No.
With the vicissitudes OF politics and
Hthe constantly changing membership OF
state legislatures. this consistent atti-
,pds OF the Delaware lawmakers on the
1 whipping post is remarkable 1t is obEt-
Gus that it must be brought about by
Afacts and figures Of the most striking
J and irrefutable kind.
That is the exact condition. Della
4 wares records prove TO her people and
s her legislators that the whipping post
Ris keeping the state comparatively free
from crime. and TO abolish it in the face
/, of those facts Is properly considered abb
! surd.
: There IS no question that there Is
I something about actual physical punish
: ment which causes the criminal 10 hest
tate. Tho man who accepts Il prison
& cantence with 4 sneer. turns pale when
/ he is sentenced 10 be- whipped. Instead
Of being a horrible example. Delaware
n, as q matter OF fact u very good eS-
ample TO the other states OF how TO con-
a.ol r-P4uSa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
HooVER TACKLES ANOTHER
ONE

- Herbert Hoover is known as man
OF action rather than OF words. As sec
rotary Of commerce. he seems determin-
ed to live up TO his reputation. Only
a few days ago. he formulated plan
whereby fair retail prices are t" be pup
aished, so that the public may get
SSauare deal and readjustment be has
s<tened. Now il Is announced that Hoover
has taken up the horsing problem
In his first statement after taking Of
) Ace, Mr.. Hoover referred in vigorous
language to the fact that millions or
linen are idle, while at the same time. the
y country needs close 10 million and
half dwelling houses. He pointed out
the great desirability Of putting the joo-
Hess man TO work at building houses
land the anomaly OF widespread idleneSS
Iwhen such an enormous amount OF WORK
lis SO acutely needed.
Mr.. Hoover. OF course recognizes that
There are several problems 10 be solved
Ibefore this happy result can be brought
about. With that end in view. he has
{appointed seven experts who are 10 serve
las an advisory committee TO his depart
ment. These seven men. presumably
Twill take up all the various aspects Oh
fthA building situation. The cost OF ma
ttsrials, the cost OF labor. freight rates
mortgages and several other related
Questions must be considered in order
/ to evolve q solution.
The department Of commerce unaues-
ltionably has the good wishes OF the
tcountry in this effort TO solve a great
problem. OF his plan. Mr.. Hoover says;
1.-The appalling anomaly OF millions OF
tia,e men, co-existent with suffering as
! never before from underhouslng. IS stu
nendous to every body" What Hoover
doSs is always worAn watching and the
l interest OF the nation VIII b" conferred On
SntS retail price and building projects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
A FairmOnt- Pittsburgh
Steamer Line PROPOSED

harrisburg. W Va. May ia com
mittre WAS appointed To investigate the
possibilities OF organizing ana "stah-
fishing II packet steamboat line from
Fairrnunt to Pittsburgh at a meeting Of
the MonOngahcla Valley association here
this afternoon at the waldo hotel here
4 recommc nda ton from tn" manufacture
crS association uf FairmonI 10 have
daylight saving ordinances enacted IN
ihr various cities and towns along the
valley was referred to the different
trade bodies represented in tho aSSo-
citation for local Investigation and &C
ton.
Representatives from MOrGantown
rairmont Shinnston. Elkin9. Weston aud
Clark sburg are attending the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
KILLING WOMEN

One OF the most depioraole features
If the Irish disorders. is the killing OF
women by the Sim f'einers. This party
claims TO be al war with England, but
in civilized warfare women and children
are not ambushed and killed. The Ger
mans executed several women during
the world war and thereby drew down
world but it has never been claimed
that even they murdered any from am
bush. If the Sim Feiners wish to alien
ate much OF the sympathy that they
have had. they can do 50 very easily
by continuing such acts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
MIR. EDIsoN's DEFENSE

Thomas A. Edison has not failed to
note the storm Of criticism called forth
lby his examination questions placed be-
fore applicants for positions in his
plant. As might bc expected. he has
plenty to say in defense OF his system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Special Dispatch I" The lnt"lliE"nC"r
WASHINGTON. d. G.. May l5.-It turns
out, upon investigation of the recently
issued order affecting the status of
first. second and third-clasS postmasters
that ii doesn't affect them Ut all. The
S,Ipnosjtjun was that it it: that il 80
changed the famous i. NJ. executive or
der of President Har:lingS predecessor
putting all three classes named under
the civil service that $4,000 Democrats
could BE- uuStnd and $4,000 Republicans
installed.
But such proves not 10 be the case a:
ALL There is not a Semblance or even
,lcnatnrcd .Tacksonian snoils policy con-
tanned in the latest order. In conSe-
ou.nre il * difficult for those at Il dr%-
lance from capitol Hill to realize N"
furorc AMI excitement prevailing amen;
the senators and representatives of de
Grand old party sine" the discovery was
made The only rewards that III y
thourrr they had TO bcStow upon their
faithful adhercnts are denied them. VIII
HAYS is getting banning from tnat
source which ought To enable MIN &c
sympa,h!ze with Alfred Sidney Burle-
SON.
The Hays Order.
Boiled right Town the Hays order
amounts IN this: 40 postmaster is 20
he removed unless charges are pr"f"rr"l
against him and sustained; otherwise he
Is to serve out the term for which j."
WAS last appointed: no postmaster mas
to take an examination before then
even if he was appointed without an en-
animation. passed under civil service
under the Wilson order and rc-appolh'-
ell. When vacancies occur eXamina'
tions must Dc held AMI the appoln,'"
selected from the three men having ihe
bi1hes, rating. Under the Wilson order
Tho highest man had the preference. Net
so under the pre- sfn; order. the three
highest stand on an equal footing the"-
rctically before tho appointing powers
same being senators or representatives
az the case may be. That 1t is the conf
plaint Of tho Republicans. Is worse thar
The Wilson order. for 1t multiplies their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Now that crooks have hccced ignorant
Chicagoans by selling them stock IN the
League OF Nations 1t is wonder some
one has not made pile negotiating
shares in the Millennium. charleston
Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

or course as a general rul" one should
not discuss things one knows nothing
about and stili perhaps an editor does
more good than harm by proving "rcaS-
ionally that money does not bring hap
pinrSS. Ohio State journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Elephants in circus parade n few
days ago in Washington. D. c.. stopped
and Saluted the White House. No doubt
they feel grateful TO the place that put
them on the map.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
What Other
Editors Say

If the League OF Nations HV| CelS
into good working order. the first thihR
ii ought TO do Is to put some oi us
youngers members under bond I" keep
the peaCc--M organtown New Dominion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

The current revelations in the Berg,
doll investigation now being conducted
by congress reveal a shameless careless
ness if not actual conniNance on the part
of certain army yniCerS. And today IN"
government is publishing AN alleged
shaker list Who cares about the little
slackers as long as Big Bill Haywood
IL in Russia and Bergdou in Germany:
HUNTINGTON Herald Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

4 woman aviator looped the loop Sun
day lsS times while descending from Il
height OF 5000 feet. Perhaps she dis
covered mouse in her plane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

A New York poet estimates the value
Of a wife at from IS TO $50. But it must
be remembered that even IS ~ a lot OF
money to a poet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Aurora Borealls plays the mischief
with telegraph wires but it Win never
be AS unpopular az Jupiter Pluvius UNI
til it delays a ball game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

You go home and get a hickory club
and drive him away" was an Akron
Judges advice to man whose wifeS
affections had been stolen by another
man. In other words. u man facing that
kind Of situation should do what the
brick"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

1t doesn't help much when the dove
builds her nest in the cannon mouth
The great need is something to stop inc
Diplomats mouth-Rluetield Daily T"l"-
graph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
ALIENS HAVE no RIGHT
TO Demand AdmtttancN Of RelAttvsi
Supreme Court Holds.

Washington, May 16.-Aliens resident
in the United. States have no legal RICH.
to demand the admittance Of relatives
the supreme court ruled in effect today.
in upholding decisions Of California
courts in the appeal of zee Won, a
Chinaman who sought to bring his wife
and two minor children with him on his
return 10 this country from visit to
China. The immigration authorities re-
fused to admit them.
II you don't save. you'll always slave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

West Virginia now has $4,000 pleasure
cars. That Is, they arc pleasure cars
when not. otherwise inclined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Big Bill Haywood never thought oil
pot OF gold. but he got away just the
Same-CharleSton Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Yep it does seem that getting on '"'
public pay roll slows lot "l I'm """h'
Martins Ferry Daily Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Riches have wings" Yes: but not
strong enough to carry anyone 10 the
hilltop Of suCcess.--Forbest Magazine
IN u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Harding's quit making plans TOT q
summer vacation-"CauEc there am
going to be any."-Martins Ferry Daily
Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

The reparations questions Is no" SET
tied until the next dispute about them
Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
Commencement Week

The alumni arc also reminded OF the
two other important events on the COM
mcncement week program: the hacca-
laureate address to the class OF almos'
$50 young men and women on the toi-
lowing day June IL. and the commence
ment address Monday, June 49, by Dr.
Joseph w. Folk.
Secretary Arnctt has bales and haIeS
of letters from alumni and former STU
dents about being on hand Tor com
mcncement week. and many OF them
have the desired promise Of attendance
in them. Particular efforts are he'nS
made to get a fine attendance OF 'he
members of the classes mentioned
Already in the elias. Of 1892 COL jack
son ArnoId commander o. the state con-
stabulary: Josiah Kelly. who owns
whole flock Of coal mines down in Kama
wha county: j. Clark Sanders, superln-
tendcut Of the kcyser public schools
and Federal Judge w. 7. Baker OF Elk
ms have arranged TO be present. III
m, class Of 1901. Charles f.. Mc"horter'
of Lewisburg VI. S. Hodges. clerk OF the
horsc of delegates. and T.. D. Lewis OF
the public service commission are sure
To he here. Houston r. Young. Se're-
tary Of state. and many others Will rep
resent the class OF 1906.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
BIG PROGRAM FOR
ALUMNI DAY AT
STATE UNIVERSITY

Special Dispatch 10 TIL" lnteI!lGen'"r
MorEantoWm. W. Va. May l6.--fr"m
early morning until late at night there
will The "somcthing doing on Alumni
day at West Virginia University June
II. according To announcements sent uui
today by the alumni secretary. Dr. L. ~
Arnett. There never has been more
things to attract the old grads jamm"d
into on" day and they will have 10 keep
up all their old-timc pep 10 maintain
their places in the procession.
Invitations were mailed out today TO
Governor T. j.. Morgan and all the state
officers 10 be here on that occasion TO
inspect the university and see just what
Il fine school now exists here. Among
these officers are many former gradu-
atrs and advance limitations are that
most of them Will be here. There will
also he a great importing OF old grads
from points both within and without
the state. The executive committee. OF
which the local members are George &.
Baker chairman. DR.. /. G. White, y. b.
Roger and Richard Earl Davis. had most
Of their plans ready so that DR.. Arnctt
could mention the tentative program in
the letters Of invitation that were mailed
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17
The Program.

The exercises as planned Will be
something like this:
From $3.50 to 1880 a. m. inspection OF
buildings and grounds.
From 1920 10 1900. inspection Of
cadet corps and competitive drill.
At 100 T.. M. business meeting OF the
alumni.
At 800 p. M, annual Alumni Varsity
baseball game.
At 600 y. IN. reunion Of classes or
1926. 1901. 1906. 1911.
At 1870 p. M. concert by cadet band on
campus and informal reception at presi-
dents house.
At $50 p. m. one-act play by MEM
berS OF the students dramatic club at
the armOrY.
At 900 p. M. refreshments in the ar
mory
From $50 to1l:3O p. m, Senior-Aiumni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

A Chicago father declares h" Killed
his son TO save the lattcr's soul The
father contcnded that the boy instead
of coming 10 his home persisted IN keep
INK bad company. The fathers areu-
ment is enough TO set people thinking
on the subject. -Elyria. O.. Chronicle
Telegram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

Some women shoot their husbands 10
get rid Of them. and some fry every
Ih,po they cook.-Blueiield Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

It may be that the girls cover their
ears so they won't hear so much or
what is being said about what they don
cover up-Rlueield Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

4 Fable: Once Upon Time man
admitted he accepted q politician Job for
the salary it paid.-Huntington AdNrr-
tiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-17

4 neighbor woman can say she hopes
the person under discussion Is nice
girl with an infection that inspires the
grayest fears in your hitherto unsuS-
piciouS breast for that persons past
present and future.--Ohio State journal.