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The New York herald., 1922-03-18
GUITEAU's BIBLE FOR SALE.
Book Left by President GarheId's
Slayer Exhibited Here.

A copy OF the Bible autographed by
Charles j. Guiteau, who assassinated
President Garfleld. win be sold at
auction to-day by James P. Silo at 40
East Forty-ffth street. 1t was among
the effects from the home OF the late
Frank A. Brobst. former manager of the
Hollenden Hotel in Cleveland when a
list of the property was being prepared
for the sale on the last three days of
this week. t.. ~
In 1881 Brobst was room clerk at
the Palmer House. Chicago. Early that
summer Guiteau took room there. reg
istering as James J. Guiteau. Shortly
afterward he disappeared. leaving a
number of his belongings, including the
Bible, behind him.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
LUCIEN GUITRY GETS
DIVORCE IN PARIS
French Actor Freed From,
Jeanne Duclos.

Special Cable to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, by TEp New York HEnALp.
New York Herald Bureau
Paris. March II. !
The Paris courts to-day affirmed the
divorce of Lucicn Guitry. the actor,
from Mile. Jeanne Duclos. who also is
the author of several plays.
M. Guitry Is the father OF Sacha
Guitry. the playwright and actor. some
Of whose plays have been seen in New
York. Mile. Duclos fret gained fame
In Edmund Rostand's "Chantecler."
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
METROPOLITAN acs;sA SHEEA


To-day at 2NIanon Lescaut. Aida, Schaaf;
t;igli, De Luca, Bada, Malatesta. Papi.
Eve, s:15 (Pop. Prices), Rigoletto. ottein.
Perini: Chanilee, panise. Didur. Bamboschek.
Sun. Eve, Grand Concert. piastro,. viollnist:
Peralta, Peterson, sopr.: Sembach, tenor:
Mardones, basso. Orch. Bamboschek.
NEXT MON, SPEC'L NAT, at (sl to So
lTROvATORE, Act ". Peralta, Gordon
lsalazar. De Luca. FAUST, Act: ": SUM-
ldelius: Harold, Rothier. B0HEMIc, Act III.
lFarrnr, Roselle: Chamlcs. Scctti. AIDA. Act
III. Muzio: Martlnelli. Whitehil, MARITIME.
Mon. at 8, Mefistofeie. Aida. Easton: Glgli.
Mardones, Bada, Paltrinieri. Moranzoni.
Wed. az s. Faust. Farrar. Ellis. Berat;
Martinelli. Danise. whitehil. Hasselmans.
Thurs. at 40. Lohengrin. Jeritza. Claussen; /;
Sembach. Rosa. Gustafson. BodanzlSy.
Fri, Spec'l Mat. at 2, Butterfly. Farrar.
Gordon: Chamlee. Scotti. Bada. Moranzont.
Fri: 8. First Time. Cost fan .tntte. Bori. Eas-
Tor. .Peralta :Meader, ,DeLuca, ,Didur. Bodanziy
Sat. at 2. Don Carlos. Peralta. Gordon. Call;
Martinelli. De Luca, Didur. Papi.
Sat. at (Pop. Prices). Double Bill .Oracolo.
Sundelus, Arden; Harold, Scotti. Martino.
Bamboschek Amorc del tire Re. Easton: /:
Gigli, Picco. Rothier. Moranzoni.
HARDMAN PIANO USED.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
BIG THEATER COMBINE
NOT CONFIRMED HERE
ErIanger Shubert Merger Is
Reported From, Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Leading thea
ters and theatrical productions of the
United States will be merged under one
centralized management. according to a
Chicago newspaper, which to-day printed
what 1t termed plans for 500, ,000,0 900
combine.
According to the newspaper. A. L. Err
LANCER and Lee and J. ]. Shubert, who
have effected q friendly booking ar
rangement, are negotiating with Charles
B. Dillingham;. A. II. Woods. Florenz
Ziegfeld, Jr., Sam II. Harris, George M.
Cohan. the Selwyns and others to join
them In a further pooling Of interests.
The proposed merger. according to the
newspaper report, specifically aims at
elimination OF needless theater building,
overlapping OF existing ones and exhibi-
tions in the same city of similar types
OF attractions simultaneously. The the
aters would be booked under centralized
management to avoid such conflicts and
resultant heavy losses. Smaller cities
would be allowed only one high class
theater, It was said.
No confirmation of the reported mer-
ger OF Erlanger- -Shubert theatrical in
terests could be obtained at the Erlan-
ser offices here yesterday. In the alb
sence Of Mr.. Erlanger representative
characterized the report as ridiculous.
Aside from the booking arrangement re-
ferred to, and which has already been
described in THE NEW YORK HERALD. 1t
was said no pooling OF interests is con-
templated as far as any OF Mr.. Erlan-
gers associates know.
Lee Shubert. without committing him
self. left the inference that the reports
hao some foundation. Edgar Seiwyn
stated that he and his brother Archibald
bad been invited by Mr.. Shubert to Join
a 100000 900 theatrical combine that
would control the business of more than
90 per cent. OF the theaters. One OF
the chief aims of the organization. which
he said had not actually been arranged
yet. would be to prevent the likelihood
CT official censorship.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
COURT TO PASS ON HAMoN FILM
New York Censorship Ban Opposed
I'm Action.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court granted an application by Will
lam E. weathers OF Los Angeles yes.
terday for review Of the action Of the
New York State Motion Picture Com
mission which has refused a license to
the picture Fate" in which the princi-
pal part Is played by Mrs. Clara Smith
Hamon. who was tried last autumn for
the murder of Jacob L. Hamon, Okla
homa politician. and acquitted.
The picture draws rather heavily on
Mrs. lannon's life while she knew
Hamon and the events which led UP to
his death. It's main purpose is de-
scribed as reformatory.
The New York herald., 1922-03-18
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
HOTEL THERESA.
t2fTH TO f2yTH ST. a It'll A

F~fEIf ~ IsVIff bIs q TIL AVE.
q
HOTEL LuCERNE, cof west 10th g..
HOTEL WILLARD. 18th 81. 4 West iEnd Az.
Your ssfuotton Wdntsd Ad. IN The
Want Ad. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should put you IN touch svsth
fust the sort Of people 'cifh chom you
'oouli Nke 10 connect. TRY one. Telc-
phone Worth 10000
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BELLA|RE MAN I
IS CAS- VICTIM
JOuu1n AAnUA FOUND DnAD n
aTpUnuHVILLM Mo1nL
Isnsrsoa oounty CoToHss Jnvsstgeeop
suicide Theories --riaAs AIvhys-
LatiOn Accidental

Hioubonvllie, onto, Jan D. JossDh
MpaIr, 80. ~ Jisllairo, dealer In fun
aud hIdsH. wan found dsnd In his rp0SB
~ The STATION hotel hare at 6!s0 o'oloSh
tonight, f
Mr. MaHnr hTons ssrly this morning,
ami after brenkfastinE n piao. want "
his room from which hs ala not appeAe
during the day. Attaches ef the hotel.
becoming alarmed summoned the poiiue
ana breaking dawn ths door they fouhe
hnnur ptTatohod ufriaas on the moor
nsar tho door. The room vas niish win
Enr. ana Il was sVidsnt that the UNI
fortunate man had bean asphyIiAtsd.
Tho coroner Investigated the theories
az suicide or accidental hsAh and a.
oldnd upon the latter A. the true CAUSE
OF death. All the indications p0,ntAa
to Mpnur having boon Awaksnsd and 70
hayo Inndo an abort 10 raaob the door
and Hhroty. but without success,
Hslatlyoa ut Bslhira ware ~ onos ~.
formal OF tho tragic pnourranoa, ~
came hsfo tonight Ia arrange Tor tnS
tranafor OF tho remains 70 hAt oily.
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n"rld.s his rido~, hs II survived w GW
foilowinr uhlidt.p. Mrs. F'snh ConSnS
Mes HIidow ~ nntbssds. Dtsy Mann ~
intnifa. charles Mann of Fast palssttflo
Mira Fred wood ~ belmont, Mrs Uet
roas, Of psIialre ana Albert 81 home
Funeral services were held ThursAar
Afternoon nj tho Bpeidsi N. y. chufcA
conducted by Rey. Aokman. Burial -
tho HpeIdel ceinet1ty.
sunday school election was held JAns
!. at Bpeldel M. 10. church. The follow.
Ing ofnccra wore elected: Bupt. Alden
Lac. Assistant supt. David BarracirmAn:
Secretary. Inez FiBhcr: Assistant score,
tary. Clara johnston; Treasurer. HASH
Barrackman; Chorister, Ethel Shafef;
Assistant choristar. Dossis Purksy. ",
ganist. Audrey Fisher: Assistant orgaA'
lat, GLADYS IinTrackmnn. ia
Mr.. and Mrs Lake Howell Of t1t0
place attended tho funeral OF A~1
Mann hed at Ppsidol Thursday. AZ
Miss Mildred Bailey returned 70 hsr
school at Columbus Monday altar spSAo-
Ing tho holidays with hsr parents ~.
and Mrs. Ross Bailey OF NJ Holly.
Warren MGEndros Of Lower SANDY
spent u few days last wsok With Fei1-
lives at Hothesda.
Mira Henu Mulauin ana children Of
Mansfield spont a faw days last weeh
WIN relatives ~ this vicinity.
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SISTERSVlLLE

ulul.rsyIIIs. Ian, a, Margaret. ID"
ANAL daughter az Nj pbd Mrs. j. hr,el
Ga 40 Ia spending n uonpbs or w"ekH WIN
hor grandparents, Mr. and MrH. J. D.
CASE of rprkorAburE,
Mr.. and MIRA &, y. clarke lott Friday
for Iabslls. Florida To spend tho re-
rnnlndcr Of tho winor. While enrouto 10
| LabciIo Mr.. and Mrs, Clarke will DO the
| KuoHtH for a fow days Of hsr slater. Mrs
l.. C.. Kaufman Of Washington. ID. G.
Mrs !. ii. Talbot and MrB. n. ID. Mo-
| Coy Woro In WiIlamHiOWn Friday TO at
tonG tho funeral OF tho late Mrs Mary
| BnR son Nrn BoaBon WAS % years oil
ago and hor death occurred Wednesday
| Miss Mario nuker han EOno to bollsirs
| O., Tor whit OF n TOW days with Tola'
tives ana friends.
Mru. HoniTics Fontor and little Hor
.Jnmos. who have baen tho HuoHtB foi
aovoraI monthn OF local relatives. lsf'
| Friday for Fort Worth. TuEhs where
| Mra Foster has accepted tho position oi
p,uniat IN sn oTohurtra! They waro 40
oompaniod 10 I'nrkorHburE by her HiHieI
Mrs. naTl Miller.
Mias Margaret null will entertain O
TOW friends buturday eVoninG ~ hoi
| homo Ia North Wells s root. In honor al
MiHa Claire MorEan whose engagement
/ To Frank T. Smith. Mas Teoon,iy an
nounoed. The affair win 10 In the ma
turs Of q miscellaneous shower.
Mrs w. w. Ifrain. who han boom th'
Ruost OF Mira Thomas E Mobley. and
other friends In ParheraburE. has re
| turnod home.
/ Mrs. 4. u. Kalch OF LiHbond. w. Va.
ir tho guest Of hcr brother. Ell Wood
| hnrn and Othor rClRtIvbB.
Mira. Elmer Godfrey and daughter
MIry Laura OF Salamanca. N. Y. hnvini
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
A GOOD KIND OF BORROWING

What apIsndld thinE II IL 1" o"t"" u"
onniaut Win married FOLKS ~h" spp'"
oIAIa sa,h others Virtues,
Too onsn married f"lh tab" ""Ph
oibst.n yI1poa fUf granted 80 ~" ""'"
Than theft due U"msiimsH they Il" is""
Than that nHd oach dislike" ~" "'h"'
bscausa no haS ell tho virtues ""'"H'
and mono ~ tho Woes ! h'No ""''
fortunately. such cases arc tho sE""p'
tin, and not tho Tuia They are "h""'
A., common. Ihinh. no III" "h""'u'"'I
hnupy marriages. Thu majority belong
at neirhSF SnTsmo
Ne wovId NAVE waited.
The man who started mo 4" thinking
.lnny ,hla iias ~aH "a bu"in""H man !"
v.hoao .ftas I harvoned !" leo who" h"
as SlvIuK directions /" his H'"""g
-, M have IA business suit whl'h
800 I'm mia cloHst Asnt 10 III" 'lnA""r'
IT, n sprinE cult" no said. turning
-. ~. and ahant need II Tor """"
,.o,ths There was tim" ~hon
,,,,id,'t have thought OF having "
.J..nna until tho day { Uan'"h u Thh'
a.. NV I uasd 10 he until ! reaHk"h
a.. u.y my wife ala things ana no"
,,,,n ,,ttsr Il usH if anything "H"h"
q, IN done she has IL d""s flHhi OH
nd then when she wants "-S"~n or
81, Of .lsan gloves ~ HnJh'hk "A"
maj vs. rpsdy hansinE In tho closet 81
Ivi,u In her bureau dfa~sT a"d Hh'
dn..,r have ,u rush abound ami "y I"
"a, ,hirus done Ia a huITy u d""n"
eos, any rnora that ~tey or IAN" a"'
uoss lime and 7 came Ia the o"nn,"""'
,hn, ,hs had tho rIHht idea, and that u
.he could do u could. no th"rs I"'
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Mountain Lake Park. Ma, Jan. -
NcDregor Davidson. Atlanta. Ga. wAd
tho guest OF his mother, Mrs w. II
Dn wilson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Hipslsy visitS1
Baltimore ana Tho Eastern shore.
George Calls, Cumberland, was VISIT.
ing bis parents horo. ~
MIsaes Anna and Emma ITamill visit.
cd their sister. Mr.. Howard smousA
Fairmont. ,fa .f
Mrs. l.. J. Cornwall has gone 20 Eikins
To spend some uino with Mrs. ]. Il
Weimor. tf
Miss Ruth RudtsiIl was Waiting her
parents. tho Row. md Mrs. L. 4. Rudi.
nill -
Mr.. and Mrs. F."P. Arnold returned
from whiting in ClarkbburE. t#If.
Miss Elizabeth Leighton was hoioe
from Delaware. o. @
Joseph Iththbun. ClarkSburg. visited
hin pnrontn. Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Itathbup.
Mr., and Mrs. Donald Pearcsy we're
yiBitgrH TO ATnblorsburg. w. Va.
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m Husbands t.nd w1ysxD Ohy Hah
uuoh Thlnas OfbsaSF.

are
N Husbands t.nd wivs~D Only naih
paoh Thinas oftsns'.
I'm othor words. you ara b"ff"vlun
your uIfs'a Virtues" J SuHEostsh
"Wsi. that ono. he said Il won't
nav that borrow Thorn all. though
thcro arc othora ! guess { ought 10 all
rishI"
A niae thing .for n husband 10 cay
don't you thinhT
And al equally uice ihlnE for hiH
10 do q started 1" nay even ni'Sr. and
lhsn changed my mind bs'Auao that
could hardly boz
Thars are dIBadvsntsgeS about most
Linda or borrowing. but I can't ana any
about thiar Llnd. can your indosd.
thinL most Of IN could do moro az II
win aroat advantage,
Men ana womsn moline b. Dimsrsnt
V1Ftusa.
or course two po"pls might have
Identical virtues but l think that 10 oE
,s.dinaIy unIiksly-if Tor ma olhei
r,asnn because masculine Hnn fominins
virtues arc apt to DO dirarent
Men arc more apt Ia bo strong on
such virtues AZ honestly. sinUsToitY
loyalty
Women arc moro apt 10 bs strong an
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variation 0f the jumper drcAs-nnu
pretty gulmpo To wear with H. An
portrayed. wool jersey ombroihored III
florr war uncd Tho Euimpo In OF
ponEro with rolf frillH and homn''toh-
INK for trimming. In duVotyh VI
cropo trimming Of RroHAgrhin Tlbb"h
would loo pleading.
Tho Euimro 1901 Ii cut In "iE""'
~. 20. IN. 90. "a. a. and ~ lncheh
buHt mnnruro Tho DTeBh 3I0A In cut
Ia \ niLoB: ~. 10. IN, 40. 81. -. ~
and "a inches bust measure. Tho ~lhih
at tho foot IL about z yHTdh IhiH
htylo IL good FOR hlrndoT IN VOL "a"
for mature nHuroh Tho droHn h"h'
In cut win fulneas banohih 'h" y"ha
agIanaiUn IT tho back j" MAN" "p
thin tyIn f"T 81 Inch HiAo. require"
~ ynIdn nr ~ inch nnloIial Tor III"
uuimpo. "nh as yaThH f"i ia" bia""'
or 10 inch material
This iIlurIIniiun 'nlln TnI TWO sspa
,aIo rnII.inn whl,h will ha maiioh I"
INV n1dttrs nn io,"lui 81 ~ ''n's pbI'
IlAI'II uniIuiu IL riI"0i - hl"Inpa
ratIrIn 81 this Illustration hhlI"h
| ,,,uy n,id,UHn 90 slpl 81 iAr Ia sll
VOC sinnpH
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The New Generation
MApnApET AND MRS. WALTERS CONFER
BY Jane Phelps

oonHs I am naturally ultra-conVonuon-
Al Many things I hnTo dono Sincc
camo To Now York have made mo 1901
almoat ashamed OF myself whom thlhk
OF my mother and hor attitude toward
tho lIfo even I 1.-Two what Hhn would
say OF Joan and that crowd / dare not
think. l want Joan TO acc how shhiio"
much OF that lifo abe Ia leading. Ia
that Il doesn't mako for 'oT future map
pineAs To tread on all tho conventions
sho 1. sinEuiarIy pure and almost limo
cont. aud M suro Of hoTHolf INIT 5he
stands aioof ~hlio one Of them. ana
Ihoy nGaIosly rSo' Hnino tho alooihsas
aha Ia no much their leader.
YOU think that nha may yet marry
Ted Ia got back Ia thatr' Then. Il
don't know as should repeat u, but
Tod told inc no never haa aeon = GiTi he
,atoh n rap for except Joan. that SHE
! made all tho other girls ssnm inalpid
Il have always hoped tho would mar
~ nut don't lot Ted no too sure ef
har. Eho In horribly uncertain.
Tod In Just as horribly determined.
Mira. Walters returned lnuEhlnRly.
| toll you. Margaret. wo shall No" thsm
married yet"
II wish l had your faith. But you
know JOAN suppose Ehs docs Homo'
4 thing foolish bororS leu ksta tH'V"e"
oolIoKo7 II no wero right hcro on the
ground l wouldn't DO 30 afraid. but
tina, Dean Tenant hangs around Joan
and ono or two others like him. more
| than worries mo"
! You mean that fellow with tho soil
! ed linen7"
| "Ycs."
| Don't worry ono minute about him
There's psychology In that linon ~ yot
, like TO dub Il that, Should ho propose
TO 4 dainty girl llha Joan. Hhs woule
300 that linon. and wonder about NIL
habit. oven while he was talking or hli
| lOyo."
1t inn't his l0vo talk l am afraid OF
| 7, 4, his tnIk OF needing hor To bTint
| out tho b,Ht that Is In him" Thon. oh
why arc girls 40 auHcoptiblo to tina
mood mon talk about before mnrriag"
irr tho stock In TRADE OF mon Ike Ton
| uunt." 1870
romorrow-Joan Dsoidss she viii ~
Financially Independent
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bean su.r,a ~ M,- w. w Ei""p-. -
,Wnsh homo.
M.nbsrH nf tbs fnIrnl1 H""in'y ma
tho Ladies' Ma srdisiy ~ tho M"th"h'"'
church entertained their huHbanhH ~ I"
ooysred dish supper ThurHday ev"n'nE
!, In the pprlDrs ~ IN" chur"h. covers
ver. pIansd for plrty.thran RuoHts
FIraH wers lighted Friday IN tho John
u. achoy GlpW factory, preparatory !"
starting operation on February ],
Rev E. -. FolIora, who IL conducting
eynngcIIatio services In the N. 70. church
md Rev. W. ~. Chase OF ~. Mnryh VINO
In holding pr. .nrntory communion nor
vlcnu IN tho TreEby teTihn church were
tho chief speakers at tho regular moot
! inR OF tho Kiwnnln club. Friday evening
In tho Wells HO:el. t
Mrs John Button has gone to Plus
burEh for, few days visit with her
, son Ralph Sutton. and wife who VIII
Ioave na1t week for THAR home In BART
! Iosyilis, Oklahoma.
, Mrs. q. &. Fox In expected nom" Snt'
, urday from YounKstnn, o, where she
has beon the guehL for u week or rSln"
: tlVon and friends.
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H[ealldh TALKS 8
D By John u Huber AMLMD
THE ADDICT
Man rcspires, aspircs, expires.

dope" treatmonD DO taken by tho sur
f.Ter In hiH homo. OuIHido an lnhiltu-
ti0n mn alcoholic will do rTotty much
aa ho. and not az his doctor. Choono"
Tho morphinIHl. tho very "hhhlnht OF
nInrinlH, viii always, ono way or AN
other connect WIN hiH "dopn" Ito d0an
u, for tho matter or that behind panl-
tDniiaIy haIH Ia iha blnH blnA PIlhoh
IN Now yoTh the prisoner have ho"h
known Ia Ioraivn fium ihalr fIlanhn
ards annie IIiHhai with frnninh pictures
aud continents all soaked Ia ni"fpIlnn.
uhinh have hasp kn"wn I" have b""h
brought ~ him by an nhfhllhfui nsrs
ranaIy niiohdahi ~ nniHe IL ~ prop
n,Iy ,unpapud h0nplIhl such m any rhya
Hi,Inn Uan on,pblIsh "n tho T""n"H'
rlan. tho treatment In given by those
who ara n""usinuoi I" ndmlnl"'"r ".
the ,nodInni and nufnlns attendance IN
nnnaiant. tho patient. ba'nuh" ihar" 10
no other way. has ET 20 esort sell"
GOuiiOl.
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Chaplsr SO,

Chapter SO
II sssmed to Margaret thht Tim" tat
ly flew; that thsTe were not "o"'"
enough In tho day to do hIl thNt '
new MO OF horH gave nor I" do. 10
Janet Walters Hho said;
''Bomo day lm E"ihH p"oh 'V"A
enough IL get Tested dom "a"" pn'
pIcaIIy. / mover folt 40 woI'' %" W.
In my Itfe Iiut TO sol my poor pi"'
raatsd. do u0thinR hut lhi"h OF '"""
,y,fy minute. 40 matter what l am ""
d.. s,r, consciously sho 10 always IA
pV ,houahta And when you az" 'h'h"
80 40 "a, thinH and another la under
iyI,Y 1, yea got brain raG. IL 10 40 /"
an, L,rin vera layer cshs. Hnd va"
,hou1hts Of Joan waIo tho bottom layer.
ms lat To IaHNo th" pirie al nay "'""'
the nTat tu ToaI upur II
"Ivhat u rompa fiai.n" Mrs walters
laughed heartily. "Toull H"on u" HaJ
Ing "a. quaint ihinRa a. Joan do"A
apid Tod toll your Margaret. W"'i
.ho know Ianrt walters, faW a nv"
hssltARcy In RHaiug " Hhs kn"" OF ."
nyoposaI TO Joan. n no had not t"ld
his mother. aho would fo"l nlmoHt ma u
uho had betrayed confidence
yes no told mo Joan had abHoiutoly
refused 10 marry him" Janet brok" OF
In another peal Of laughter. VI" sara M
evan promised TO commit suicide wh''
aho tired 81 him. but she wouldn't ailo"
the SRCrlnce.
vi know, She told mo that she TO
psRted what she once said TO m"--tha'
she would never M ~ unlosA tho mar
promisrd to leave her a widow when sh'
tired 81 him
What an original creature nho In
But I must tell you. Margaret. hat 81
didn't ncom IN utterly cast down rs Ia
might Ho Md: Give hei her fling 4
uttIe longer and shcll BIO moro wlIIIhi
10 lintrn Ia me. p1Thapa
so I thlnk Thin bohemian huninos'
will surely inu On hUT after urn". Al
nor Inaiin, -. her early NE. nro hCainh
thr rrrc and easy no and manners %
TINT crowd ~ people win whom Hh'
bUn surrounded hcrEuit Sot that ther'
nro not clover. perhaps brilliant an'
good unrt among them. liut their ""'
loDi upon mo upon what u means. u
all wong rIorn any p"lnt Of Wow. q
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SANDY RIDGE

MIR. Alexander Mann. died Tuonday
eveninR ut 900 U'"loUk. at tho family
residence at Hpoihel Death resulting
from nriRhta Disease. Hftor an hlnenh
OF several wqekr, Mr.. Mann was ~
years Of ago. and Hpont hiH entire Iif'
In q nd noar this nelEhb"rhood. Irlor Ia
hin III health M. Mann waH unusually
active and gagged In numerous occupa.
lions. 10 waS straight forward and
honorable In nil his dealings. TINT won
for him tho respect an confidence oil
all who know him. The docoaHed was
member Of tho II. &c. church OF speldrL
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0UnHTIOna AND AHHwEAS.
MOI morn Ia nlunh Unseen.

Would you tinJIY Inform ~" W hnfo
!. any way Ia nNrr""mo hlurhlng, MY
Tn,o hocuInsp beet rod whom lhlItlnH Ia
my ma 10 fIl.nd 0r stranger, Alro
raom Ia lnno my V0lco from hhorin'hH
oT breath
Anuwrr your vah"0nuniriCtDT' nerves
nto not fully unhar control Tho only
wny 10 TGSnody this 10 IL control your
will. which In tho nonroo or control "f
all voluntary action. ana Of great deal
~ inv0lutaTy action. nu'h nm blnhhlnE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Tho question OF tho relief or tho cure
OF aIrnholiHm. aud of morphine ana
ulhor drum hddiCtionH. In ono or tho moh'
pornIoxinE aud inonhinious In modern
civilizations Nearly ~ por cont or poo
pia addicted 10 Tho pHa or opium ana
Ito dariVAtiVua tmorphins. hsT"ln ana
tho iIka) haVo acquired their hnbi'
oithsT through laFltIINnIo pTsHnribinG ny
tholI own dontoIs 81 by s"lf omdI""h"h
with dope Ismohign. pf"p'ln'"Iy 4"
uthaTwiaa ~ 10 by anal d"HoH "'"h
spsnlsi OVsI moro 81 losh "s'eh"""
ns,ioda Of tins ialhhT than by any ]"
duI5anua. that pn tlohfS ho""ina Il"hhH
II, most opasH whom hn"a ~" I""'ph'"a
habit has bau",na s"IulIsh. the hT"E
,oa son 4" Riyo plsna,ifs. Long ahI iha
pain Tnr which tho drug hsH hosn PIE
nuIiLnd ~ otherwise iah"n, n""H"" '"
o,lu, the dose Ia continual bs"aun 81
ia. inianHiiy 81 pain IA" auff"rinE u"
withdrawal would 0o'nal"n.
vary attractive treatment In ihn, U"Ir
,Iod On In Now York cry by Nj th"Tl"H
~ T,un. ThoIn nra also tho og"oll"nt
uyrlomr Of ~ po"rao w. Io''"y. DT
Dr,aT IonnInHp aud 1br H'olelh '"h-
,l.t. p,n InnoniH 81 oil ihos" W"ihohH
,,. 10 lie found In tho liioniuro d" WHOM
nII nh yrirlnnH have h"nsHH. ana "hH'
tniInvs horanft regarding tho Lam
hort -Touna tToRtmoni. whI0h Ih hIo'
.n1or Iamhart has hhrsd on formula
or,Klnnlrd by MI Towns. 10 applicant"
10 all
IiuI tho prIucipl" point In ihh' Wy NJ"
nynt.in Ut.-, any patient 10" cured ~ h"h"'
c,c.p, yoy determined pa'l"n'" WIN"
aro aidirin only I" ~ worry small degree
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

All inIIirlou ndlr"HHnh 10 IT in"Hr
in caro- Of th6, "lionlth, Talks" depart
mont viii no unrwoT,d In ihoHa o0lunnH
In their turn This rnquiTnn consider
ablo tlIno, hOwnVnT. owing 10 tho gr"hi
number Tsc.ivod, 80 n porsoaal ~
oui,n,er Tapiy In dosiTnd, n stamped aud
self Addressed onynlrr" muti h" "n.
closed with tho question Tho i9diior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Gonrgo Hrti,In, Jr., i7-year- - -
Mr. ana Mrs. noorRs Bruhn. Of Amr
tocnth street. II recovering from DuTn
SUSTAINED Friday whsn no ana ssyss0
other boys built q nrs on the oreek bBnb
"uI Of nDms chriHtmhs trees. sH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

mutronly nh"riEino IepT"Hsn'" inc """""
III two American TlVoT". a" wei M
maintain In Colorado
Answar ~ YsHtsrdar's.
bEBrhIH minus l'hIlt Plus gu VII
nIun MITI1 minus TWithIIH plus "
IohVos DIC HDTO.
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Tyv'Hh,

and tho allied virtues
what ara you going 4" h"ri"" nom
your husband OF wifoi
TOm0rrpw-Ehs wanted Ia Nee IL hhs
OOun MAhs HIN I.ihs Her.