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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Committee Finds
Social Evil Less

NEW YORK. Mafh 2S-The social
evil is becoming a thing Of the past in
New York City, according to the report
of the Committee Of Fourteen on Public
Morality which was made public today.
1t covers the whole year Of 1920. This
report revealed that the social evil cases
IN the city courts chad declined 70 per
cent since 1911 In 1911 there were 1896
cases in 1920 there were only 1905.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Community Chest
Drive at Marion

CptCIdI
MARION Ind, March 2S.-Much inter
est is being shown by the citizens here
in the community chest campaign which
is to be held this week
The drive will be opened this evening
at big banquet to be held at the
Masonic Temple. John c. Haswell of
Dayton, former Marion resident will be
the speaker. Mr.. Hasweu was campaign
director OF the community chest drive at
Dayton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Leave Homes on
Kentucky Side

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 2s.-Resl-
dents Of the lowland along Green River.
in Kentucky, were preparing to leave
their homes today when the river left its
banks Heavy rains in southern Indiana
and Kentucky have swollen all rivers and
streams In this vicinity, but there is 10
immediate danger of food along the Ohio
River.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
ACTION
ON CORNELL AVENUE.

u Jake HUFF, 119 Kansas Street, was ap-
pointed asphalt plant foreman at a sal
$ary of $500 per year.
An action was rescinded upon a res0-
lution for the resurfacing of Cornell ave-
nue. from Tenth to Twenty First streets.
Plans were ordered for the following {:
3 Permanent improvement OF Forty
gNlnth street from College avenue 20 the
Monon railroad; permanent improvement
8of Spann avenue from LaureI to Shelby
streets; widening of North street from
Pine to Dorman streets; permanent i'm
zprovement of North Sherman drive from
Roosevelt avenue to Twenty Eighth
street; permanent Improvement OF Hiatt
street from Morris to Minnesota streets.
and vacating of Bowman street from
8 lIichigan TO North streets.
Water and gas mains were ordered in
'StN.ed in Winthrop avenue from Forty
Seen to Forty-Sixth streets; water and
gas mains in New Jersey street from
Fortieth street TO Bernard avenue; water
and gas mains in Buckingham drive from
Illinois street to Boulevard place, and
gas mains in Graceland avenue from the
present end to Forty-Third street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28

"green" police soon will be in control
there. The communists at Bitterfeld have
been holding up trains, turning out and
searching the passengers.
Sunday was quiet in this city, although
some disturbances were reported from
the suburbs.
A feature of the rising was the large
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Flood Stage
at Seymour

Special TO The Times
SEYMOUR, Ind. March 2S.-White Riv-
er was at food stage near here today and
70 rmers feared their property would be
submerged Tributary streams also have
swollen from the steady rain OF yester-
day and last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
ONLY A FINGER
POINTING.

- You don't need sme. I can't help you.
- am as helpless as you. I an only a
1ger pointing. ] am only a voice cry
kg out in the wilderness. The church
ant save you. It's only a glorihed stone
y quarry when Jesus is ont Of it. II isn't
the preacher, not the ceremony, nor even
the Book that saves. It's Jesus II 1
could back you up in a corner where you
would realize that fact it would indeed
be wonderful Easter for you"
The evangelist told his audience that
1t was neither he nor his message that
would save them, hut his Master He
said there can be books and schools and
~ services and performance without Jesus
Z and that lot OF them are without In
and that IS the reason why He does moth
ing
He told of how his father used to
ssSather his five children about him In his
4@Aipsy tent and to the strains from an
so violin sing hymns and later pray. lie
= 1ld Of an instance wnen the mother Of
q family who had formerly been a mem
\ Der Of a church was in a little group of
:. kownspeople who gathered around their
1tent to hear them without their knowing
4eSDd how this led to the woman's con
6 s8ion.
- -Will you look yourself in the heart
I'D say. Soul Of mine, you need Christ
#Only Jesus can make you what you ought
to be- +" he demanded.
MANY CURIOUS.
SPECIALIZING.
You may cry for the sun and the moon
to play with, but if you want your soul
to be saved you must come to Christ"
be said. There is nobody else. There
were 100000 started for the promised land
aad only two arrived. There we're many
people around Jesus, jOstling Him.
curious. specializing about Him Some Of
you are here because you are curious
EpeculatOrs, spectators. that's all.
Somebody touched Jesus and was
touched by the eternal. Have you touched
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
u. S. SENATOR
FACES CHARGE
Cameron of Arizona Named in
Alienation Suit.

NEW YORK. March 2S-Friends Of
Ralph Henry Cameron, Republican United
States Senator from Arizona. who has Just
been named defendant In a $780, 900 aliena-
ton suit in this city, rallied to his sup
port today. branding the Charges as
ridiculous" and "a political move
No answer has been fled. The suit was
brought by Edward T. McFarlin. who is
understood TO be living in Boston. He
alleges that the Senstor brought undue
influence upon Mrs. Margaret McFarlin
in 1915 and that be caused her to be de-
tanned and harbored.
Senator Cameron is in Washington.
Counsel in the case refused to divulge
any Of the details.
BOSTON, March 2s.-Taber McFariin,
a Boston bank employe. who is suing
United States Senator Cameron of Arl-
IONA, said today his wife is believed
to be living in Los Angeles. When he
married her in 1913, McFarlin said. she
was Mrs. Mary Wooster Bowen Of Los
Angeles, and had been divorced. Ac-
cording to McFarlin. she knew Cameron
in the West. McFarlin said he met Cam
eron only once. The McFarlins lived In
Stoneham, a Boston suburb. for four
ytdkS- Al AoAts .41N aim eSpdA aAcu rum
his wife. He has not seen her since.
McFarlin is 40.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Palph II. Cameron Of Arizona, character
lied today as sheer, unAdulteratcd black
mail" the $4,000 alienation of affections
suit which has been brought against
him In New York By Edward T. Nc
Farlin Of Boston. McFarlin charges the
senator with pilfering his wifes affec-
lions, which he valued at s1O0 900,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
REETS SELECTED
Ion RESURFACING.

\ Among the important streets in Mr..
'@ Iiott's list are Washington from Noble
| Audubon road, Central avenue from
+ eteenth to Fall creek, Meridll1 from
lison TO McCarty, Illinois from Tn
Station to Ohio, Thirtieth from
Ilevsrd Place to Northwestern avenue,
rthwestern avenue from Twenty First
ThfTty-Fourth. College avenue from
'wenty-F'irst to Thirty Fourth and from
Massachusetts, avenue to Eleventh, Cor
hell avenue from Tenth to Thirty First,
ohio from Delaware to East, the full
18th of Prospect street and Shelby from
ksant Run to Raymond.
board viii view the forty streets
Aesday afternoon and choose thor
fares for resurfacing. The remainder
< be turned over to 4. o. Meloy. street
Missioner, to repair in the best shape
.9Mr5hfc
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loco FOR
sURFACING
COMMENDED
sdering Expense Too
Eat, Works Board Will
APrune Estimates.
STREETS NAMED

in streets need to be resur-
9 I'm estimated cost Of $500, 900,
TO a list submitted to the board
s ic works by John L. Elliott, as
city civil engineer, today. The
President George Lemsux stated,
willing to spend this much money
select from the list those nigh
lost in need Of resurfscing. Last
4, 600 was spent for this purpose.
list Mr.. Elliott included only
= hueh used thOroughfares tina: he
RS beyond the point of economic
!. In addition he estimates that
should be done about 100000
of resurfacing on unimportant
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CAN'T FIND JESUS
WITH ARMS FOLDED.

You are as able to get at Him as that
woman was You are as strong as she
You will have to put your whole self
into it, You won't find Him sitting with
your arms folded. When your poor and
needy heart and Jesus get together, then
there is life"
At the close of his talk the evangelist
asked those who knew they were saved
to stand. A large number stood. Then
he asked those who wished to be saved
to stand. Most of the remainder stood.
He then got down from the platform and
asked those who wished to come forward
Many. came, not infrequently children
leading their parents. He prayed with
them before the platform and many were
weeping before they were through.
He kept the others standing for a long
time.
You think you are getting tired" he
told them. Look how you tired your
selves in the world Look how some Of
you have tired yourselves dancing"
= The announcement was made shat the
evangelist will preach his famous SER
mon, 1.-The Lost Christ" tonight. Mem
bers of the adult Sunday school classes
will attend the services tomorrow night
ard Friday night another young peo-
pies meeting will be held particularly for
the benefit of those who were unable,
because of the crowd, to attend rhe serv-
ices for them last Friday night.
The announcement was made THAI only
$500 of the cost Of the campaign re
mains to be raised and that after rhis is
raised no more collections will be taken
Because Of the Easter services OF the
churches and because Of the weather
only about 5000 persons attended the
services last night.
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Gypsy ARRAIGNS
PARENTS IN HIS
MONDAY TALK

CONTINUED From Page oneJ
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BANDS
OF REDS DRIVEN
BACK BY POLICE

CONTINUED From Page one)
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not right; you are out OF harmony with
God; your life Is a diseord; it is q mis-
cry; it is a tragedy. You are simply
not honest enough to admit it.
\ FAIL TO HARKIN
To THE LORD.
There are hundreds of people in that
state at this moment. You are ready to
consult any quack. take any nOstrum.
any sensation that is passing, any cult
that comes along. You, like that wOma n,
have suffered many things at the hands
Of many religious quacks. You go to
ATery revival; you are front seaters; you
bench warmers. You take any medi-
e rather than Christ's medicine You
AFel many miles and you spend much
~, but you won't harken to the
- I'd
"A Why tantalize your poor soul? why
B iFavate your poor condition. Why
Re a chain that will bind you more
H. Wy to the helpless condition you are
" this moment? Why don't you come
to de only source Of salvation?
You need Jesus. That's your cure.
: There is nothing else that can heal the
zmalady that is within you. There is only
pore voice that can command the devil to
come out of you. That's the voice Of
Jesus. You know that's true. don't you =?
If there Is TO be any real achievement in
spiritual life and living, Jesus must do
It for you.
Your mother used to sing, None but
Jesus Can Do Helpless Sinners Good
That's the doctrine of the New Tesla
4, ment
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able conditions Of salvation. There must
be surrender; there must be confession.
There is absolutely no hope until you
surrender. You need not say a lot of
pretty things to your soul II won't
help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Tractor show Banquet.

Columbus. o.. an. 3l-Five hundred
invitations to bankers. manufacturers
and business men in Ohio. Indiana. IL
linojs and Western Pennsylvania hav"
been sent out by Manager T.. l.. WhM"F
of the Sixth National Tractor show, to
be held mere February Z to l.. for a
banquet to be held Wednesday cvcnlnE'
February ., In connection with tn"
show.
Three speakers. representing the
banking. farming and manufacturing
interests. will respond to toasts. Mel
yin \. Traylor. president OF IN" FIRST
Trust and Savings Rank. Chicago, VIII
speak for the bankers; Frank |. Mann
Of Gilman. III. will talk in behalf Of
the farmers, and Finley I. Mount
president OF the Advance RumIcy com
pany. La Porte. Ind. will speak for
.hc manufacturing Interests.
Plans for financing and advancing
power farming and allied interests. VIII
be made at the banquet.
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| OHIO NEWS ;
BIRTH STATISTICS
FOR THE STATE GIVEN

Columbus. q. Jan. 3l.--M"r" tina"
l.. eco males were born IN bhi" dut!h1
tho period from 1913 :" 1919. according
TO a report issued today by DR.. - =,
Nurrru. chief Of the stat" bureau OIL
vital statistics. The exact ugurrS were
1885.
In 1915. the report continues. there
were G3.i35 children born To parents
who were native Ohioans. In 1919. thiS
had decreased to 60.96i. while for the
SIM, period VI time. there has prcn an
increase Of Las births IN 1919 over
1915 Of children born IN Ohio I" white
parents. natives Of the United states
The report continues:
There has been n decrease IN the
number Of children born Of foreign
rarcntace In Ohio. from 2+09l in 1918
to 23.2@5 in 1919. Children born OF Ger
man parents show \ decrease OF nearly
one hundred percent IN 1919 over 1919.
There were ",oG& children born OF Ger
man parents in Ohio III 1918. and l'"9a
in 1919. Children born Of Austrian par
cntage during this period Snow an in
crease OF 90 OF Hungarian p9Tcntagc.
ga. and Italian PaCcntagc. -.
During 1915. there were loss chill
drrn born OF negro pHCcntaS". This
has steadily increased until 1919 there
wcre 2.STS. During the nvc-Erar pc
Rod. 1853 certificates for children Of
negro Parents hav" been received;
43l.S75 certificates for children born TO
native white parents OF the United
States. and 33l.l36 born TO parents
native whites Of Ohio.
"Tnerc were 5&,IiO Of these children
that did not live 10 enjoy birthday
and 1859 Of them died before reach
ing the age Of iiYe years"
WhoopIng cough. diarrhoca ana en-
tcritis, were the largest causes Of in
FAINT mortality. the report shows. For
the five year period. the following dis
eases were responsible for deaths Of
cnildren under five years Of ago. &C
cording 70 the report: Typhoid FEVER
179; meas!es. 46T: scarlet fever. 440
whoopinC cough. @.454: dipntheria
1871: tuberculosis. -: forms. 1885. ant
Giarrhoea and enter;tis. 1926.
Warning that whooping cough must
b. treated more seriously by the gen
rral public is sounded by Or. Murrcll
Many OF the deaths from d!aTrhocg
and cntcritis could nave been arertcd
he asserted. had cases been reported e
proper health authorities. and the bcne
MT Of scientific knowledge been Oh
tanned.
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ore-Rooyn SCHOOLS numerous.

Columbus. o.. Jan. 3l.-The little
one-room country school where the
bucket and dippcr arc passed around
when pupil gets thirty. aud all the
grades are in one room. under the cN"
Of n single teacher. is as ubiquitous in
Ohio now as ever in the days or cop
pCr-toed boots for boys and l5-ccntS-
n pound butter. records in the Office az
Vernon NJ. RieEcl. state superintendent
of public instruction. show.
The march Of progress in school @I-
fairs has not passed the little rcd
schoolhousc" by. according TO liSur"s,
and II stands ont preeminent in The
rural districts Of the state. no mater
II educators do consider it an anamoly.
Exclusive Of city schools In OHIO.
records show that tho onc-room country
schools predominant numerically almost
five TO one.
Capitalization and consolidation Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
STEUBENVILLE
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING
ARRAY INVESTIGATED

SteubenvilI" O. Jan. 3l.-The CiiJ
authorities are Investigating u mysteTl-
Gus shooting affair in which John IA
week.. local merchant. was wounded
i've times The man claims that Ia"
was held up by several men near the
&. & +. railroad depot after hr h.!
alightcd from train from Bcllair" and
was robbed Of his suit case confirming
"mcdIcjnc" after Je.nE shot down. The
police have been unable To had any on"
who heard any shots and are .urrs''GHi
iug reports that the shooting occurred
in I;rouk" county. W. Va. kaw"rki was
shot twice In tn" right arm tw!~ IN
tn" left l".; ana once in Ia" right hand
lie was taken to the GIN hospital
where he was attrud"d after pole" h16
found him II his homo.
Heavy Fine Levied.
One Of the biggest muls made ~
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Will Pe ReorYaniZeCl.

Chil.cothe, O., Jan. 3l.-AN rtE''
mcnts at camp sherman. with N" 'N-
cCpti"n Of the Furticth. have been or
dercd to rcOrEHn!zc under tn" recently
issued tables of reorganization. It ma
been announced at tho camp. Under
the new orders, the camp would HAY" an
authorized strength of more than sou"
infantrymcn. However. 1t Is under
stood n reduction of 3Ti2 percent VIII
have to be made to meet the l'3."u"
mon resolution adopted Ivy Congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
whole Town Arguing

Columbus, O., Jan. &l.--Whcrc a new
city hall in Columbus shall be erected
is question thai has set the wh"!a
town to arguing. civic associations
and business mems bodies want 1t pus!t
on the river front tn start proposed
civic center. while others argu" for the
retention of the present location In the
heart of the downtown section. An
other faction favors placing the new
building near the courthouse. five
SQUARES from the heart OF the city.
In the meantime the city government
Is scattered in several rented Duild-
EinGS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

OHIO Association Of Retail Lumber
Dealers. Twelve firms. tn" report SAID.
sold between $50o.O and $ih0n.""'
sixteen between $&0U.u00 and S@no.o"''
iw,uty-SiS between S"uu.0nH and E""".
ruU: twcuty-"iEht between $l"o.""" ANA
100000: SiNty-fuUr between Sl"H.o""
and $50. G00: one hundred and nineteen
between S5GOu6 and $lNu.hno. ana
niuctv-ScV"n between $25,eOnp ana
SO nnO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

county aud township UtucialS in months
WIS mad" on III" William schwartz
farm in tho vicinity "f Emerson this
..rr.rv, Sunday. when tire" biz; stills
uud Gnn galiuuS If mash. Together with
=, quantity nr finished product WIS sou
cd Schwartz was brought here and
,,os fined 81 400 and costs for violating
IN" prohibition laws. 1t is alleged "y
he officers that Schwartz has been
nr,.ratiu- about three months manu-
featuring corn whiskcy. Wheeling par.
lies. il * alleged. have been bringing
schwartz his supplies and hauling away
his finished product which is OF hirh
grade.
EVANGELIST 'liob" Jones opened the
second week Of his revival here Sundcy
hv extending the invitation 10 trail
hitfcr&" At the afternoon service
about 200 church members made public
confession and sought TcConScCration III
their church vows ana in the evening
about It hundred rrnitcnt sinners march.
cd no the alSlcs and took the hand OF trc
EVANGELIST as II token that they would
walk the straight and narrow In ~"
future. Sundays meetings despite II
dnwnpour Of rain were largely attended.
an overflow meeting being necessary at
night.
Robbery Charged.
J. I. BrOughtOn was arrested at
WruSyiln today on information given
h,. Shrrin ia Lucas Of this city. and
80 hrnupht bock here this afternoon
IN answer to a charg" Of robbIng Il
store and n number of houses at Ham
moudSviilr, north of here. Sunday night.
Hroughtou. il is said. admits robbinE
The houses. but denies entering the
store. from wh!cr shoes Valued at SO
y,rrr stolen.
Foil From Train.
,,x Dur.,kor. If Ningo Junction
,,oirrrIIv j,iurcd this morning
,,hn, Ln rru fror tho stems Of a moving
- g. :, r,iIrnod train near the local
s,,,i,r I1a was in a hurry 10 got off
mad ,,h,,,. Standing ON = lower step the
,,,tu .,nuncJ suddenly and he was
thr,wu Violently to the ground He was
.ai,a, - ,h. nbtn v,IIry hospital, where
~, ,,os attended
Plant suspends.
The Toronto plan, IF the Gill Bros
Glass company has suspended operations
for an indefinite period. The shut
down. which il is expected will last
rhnut six weeks. was due 10 lack OF
orders. Mon who have been employed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Holaup Men Caught.

Two men who gave their names as
Ed Lewis and Arthur Balls. negroes.
we're arrested at Wcirton today charged
with highway robbery. They are &C
cused of assautllnE and robbinG Lewis
Brown. Weirton mill man. last night
and six other holdups within the past
few days in Hancocn county are chalked
up against them. The men claim they
came IN WCirtpn from Wheeling.
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held later this week. J. c. r. White
Of Toronto. labor leader, however, was
endorsed for appointment as deputy
s marshal. Simon LOTUS, Democrat OF
this city. and Elmer f. Garner al H.
tonvilIe, was recommended for appoint
ment as n member of The county b"a-u
Of elections. to succeed 4. W. Mercer
L. ..ntn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
pARLoR cAR SERVICE REVIVED.

Effective Friday. January Is" parlor
car service has been re-cstabliShed on
trains No. % and 3G between fliiins
and Charlcston.-Tho Eikins Inter
Mountain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Ohic's Lumber Trade.

Columbus. O., Jan. 3l.-DurinE the
year 1920. nearly $tGo.0oo.OOO worth Of
lumber was sold in Ohio. according to
4 report Of Secretary T"rrcrcc Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

"The or1ole." another Booth Tardn~-
ton serinl story, starts in The lnteiH.
gencer Saturday, February B. Don
MISC reading this SEXUAL to TOO GehIIe
Julia" which YOU enjoyed so immensely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
indigo Stion.

Take = few doses Of Chnmbcrialn'S
Tablets rs directed for indigestion. ana
you will soon forget about your stomach
troubles Try 1t. For sale by al!
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condition II Scmt-Starvatiou. II you
doubt IL. let the reconStruct!vG Influence
Of Rcolo drive it out OF your head com
yletely.
When the nerves have gone smash
and the Irvn has been burned out OF
n" hlooi. then IS the time that the
red blcodcd tEhter lords i all over his
palc-tacCd rival. ReOlo Is wonder. II
g.ves you conscious strength. You feel
an increased nerve force. nerve control.
No more bluff no hating. no hesitation.
With an improved appetite the nerves
that were starved cease 70 cry out with
pain. the red corpusCles in the blood IN
crease enormously. there IS tlnce OF
color to the skin and sense OF htnrSS
from head to foot. Such is the marvel.
Gus capacity Of the system 10 reSn"nd
to tho Influence OF RCOlo. This wonder
full recoustructive and STRENGTHENING
combination so intenSities the activity
Of the vital processes that YOU an
vroach any task with vim thar IS
fairly astonishing.
Ask any Of the clocks =; c. II. GricSt
& Co.'S or any other leading drug stor"
for a 500 box OF E"ol0. Ask them
about it$ wonderful effect UUon n host
Of people they have sold It to.
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The Sense
OF lnteriiority
A Starved Nervous System Takes the
Snap Out OF the Otherwise
Strong and Capable.

Imaginary unGtness. the peculiar
nervous strain that causes some men
- shrink 80 lamrntGb!y. - mercy 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
MINOR MUSINGS.

You are about ready 70 take the count
waen people begin to say Of you. And
he used 20 be such good dresser.