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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15

her parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Won
Rayer. at Pleasant Valley. she mas
been at Devon Manor. Philadelphia al
school for the past year.
Mrs. Lyman Kirkpatrick and her
Two children. little Miss Helen Kirk
patriik and Lyman Kirkpatrick. OF Ro.
chester. y. Y. are visiting Mr.. anu
Mrs. Alfred PAUL al Woodsdale' Tor
n few weeks.
Miss Francis Wood has returned
from Kiskiminita Saltbery, Pa, Where
She has been attending commence
ment.
Ex.Sheriff Howard II. Hastings ar
rived home Yesterday from Portmou,h'
O having been called home by inc
deaf Of his brother. Harry Hastings
FIX Sheriff Hastings and n NUMBER ol
other people from Wheeling we're On
,heir return home from a trip down
tho Ohio river to New Orleans
Sheriff Harry r. ClOuse. who has
been confined to the Ohio Valley Ten
oral hospital since June SIS AS the re-
suIt of injuries received in an automo'
bile accident on bethany flhe' ei1 III
hospital yesterday.
Charles J. Milton. who mas JUST com
,,.,ed a three years course at syracuse
University. will sail on June 80 for a
two months trip abroad
Henry Hornbrook. OF East Mn'ennS'
viii leave today for Philadelphia IA
where he will spend a week as the
suest Of friends.
n V Merrick. OF Cadiz, O., was a
business visitor in this city yesterday
ue was until recently superintendent
nf Noundsville schools.
r. c. Hewes, chief clerk Mt the u
s Engineers office, IS spending seVera
days in Cincinnati, O., on business
Misses Mildred Byrd and Lillian FUNK
spent Yesterday visiting with friends
In Bethany.
n. L. Van Curen. of 81. Tlairsville
was a business visitor in this city yes
terday.
Miss s. H. Caldwell. Of Montreal
Canada, Is visiting with friends on the
island.
S. Caldwell. Of the Island. Is spend
Inr several days at Atlantic City. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex J. Caldwell, or No
e239 Chapline street, arc the happy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15

Miss Dora CoSS and Mr.. Roy kIoss
we're married yesterday morning at ter
o'clock very quietly In the parIors OF
tho Y. W. =. y building by the RcF
\. G. Rasche. pastor Of the ST. Paul
Evangelical church.
Roses ard honey sUcklc formed the
decorations. and tho aisle led from me
doorway to the !mpromptu altar which
was erected in the corner OF the room
was formed by ribbon strcamers. The
bride wore an attractive truck OF white
organdv and carried an armrul OF pink
roses The wedding march was played
by Miss Valda Swisher. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Kloss left for an
automobile trip through the east.
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Glad He Picked
This Stomach Remedy
Puts stomach In Fine Condidon-Ends
= Dizzy Spells, Nervousness' Aoao-

IniudIc!ous eating causes acute moi
gest ion, gas. acidity, heav!ncss ana sour
stomach-somctimcS tn" diStendcd Stom-
ach causes the dreadful feeling OF near
SuffoCaton.
Isn't Il worth something 70 know OF
remedy that will stop this distress III a
few minutes--QuiCkcr than anything '!sc
you can think OF.
This Is no common stomach remedy
for Il took years OF time 10 Comhin" Pep
sin with the other cffeCtiv" agents that
make Darc's Mentha- Pepsin $" good that
the worst cases of Indigestion and gas
trit!s and other chronic stomach all
ments are speedily overcome and the
most badly deranged stnmachs arc made
clean. strong and healthy.
Mr.. Calvin Dlrks. Of Aloway y. J..
man Of few words. knows this for h"
writes: Il entirely rid myself of an old
catarrhal condition OF the stomach with
Dares entha-reps!n.
No matter what your stomach trouble
Is get a large bottle for sl.00 to-day al
c. II Griest & Co. or any druggist any
where. with the distinct understanding
that II II doesn't do you the world OF
good your money will be returned
ADV.
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TODAYS BEAUTY HELP

We find you can bring out the beau.
ty OF YOUR hair 10 its very best advan-
tage b. washing 1t with cantrox. 1t
makes very simpIb inexpensive
shampoo. which cleanses the hair and
scalp thoroughly OF all the dandruff.
dirt and excess oil, leaving a wonder.
fully clean, wholesome feeling After
IT'S use. YOU will find that the hair
dries quickly and evenly. is never
streaked in appearance and is always
bright. soft and fluffy; so fluffy. in
fact. that it looks moro abundant than
L is. and so soft that arranging II be-
comes a pleasure Just use tea.
spoonful az Canfhrox which you can
set from any good druggist, dissolve
ii in cup OF hot water: this makes
full cup OF shampoo liquid enough so
il IS easy to apply it TO all III" hair in.
stead Of just the top of the head adv
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ART STUDY CLUB
PARTY At PARK
SIX HUNDRED AT BRIDGE PARTY
GIVEN vrSTEPDAV BY THE
ART STUDY CLUB
Many More for supper and Dance in the
Evening Make Largest Affair
Of Season.

Probably the largest affair OF the
kind ever given In Wheeling was the
garden bridge yesterday. Sp"nS"rc" ~
the Art Study club at Wheeling fark
unviliOn Six hundred women gathered
in the dancing pavilion where two hun
dred tables were arranged around IN"
sides and corners OF the open air ball
room to accommodate the guests. IN"
tables were gay with summer flowers,
,arkspur roses and garden blossoms ar
ranged in bowls ornamcnting each table.
Tall standards were placed at Intervals
around the pavilion and many flags
hung from the angles of the ceiling len
patriotic touch in keeping with FIat'
day. At the conclusion Of the games
the flowers at each table went TO The
winner OF the highest score.
A feature which was decidedly inter
esting and entertaining were the novelty
dance acts which were presented by
students from the Lima Henn!g Shcr
man school OF dancing. Trio dancing
duo and ballet chorus effects were In
troduced most effectively between thrc"
and five o'clock at intervals Of fifteen
minutes between tho games.
The first number presented was n tr'0
dance done 10y Misses Mildred Mckee
yor, Gertrude Conley and Mary F. FaH-
sig This Ounce VAS CntrnlnS UuW-
her from the ballet OF "Thais." Tn"
Young girls were costumed In whit"
crepe de chene carrying large bouquets
Of roses
Tho second number was a solo dance
Petit Polka" The third number IS"
dome hv Miss Mary Louise Towar, W'"
did "Valsc Amoreusc" most charriu"
A Mexican dance IN Mexican c"S'r .
by Miss Marguerite OBrien and NJ .-.
Mildred MC[revcr was CharminCly cr-
acted In Mexican costume.
The final number done by tho enscm-
bic Of students who presented tho pro.
gram was from the "CoNpel!a Ballet.
n Polish ballet number recently in'r"
duCed into tho Sherman closing recital
Il was artistic and finished 10 a dcEr""
Introducing the following young ladies.
Misses Inez Hoffman. Helen MCCullev.
Selma Gillespie. Margaret Harner and
Catherine Scyhold
Mrs w. H. Conrad was the accom-.
PIANIST
Tho cafeteria supper was we'll attend
I'd and the dancing IN III" evening dr"w
Il large number Of the younger set.
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LOCAL MAN DESIGNS
SODA FOUNTAIN

Many who meet Herbert Baer erst-
while proprietor Of several drug stores
in Wheeling now the PRECEDENT and
General Manager Of the Peerless Chain
of Drug Stores are In ignorance of what
a very versatile man Mr.. Baer really
is. Besides his multifarious duties as
head of the new concern he has had
time To design and have installed a soda
fountain in the new store about to he
opened in the Wheeling Steel Corpora
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Wndding Surprise

The wedding OF Miss EcheCca :. Nc
Cam NJ McMeChcn and Mr. clyde u. Ad'
dams, Of this city. son Of Mr.. +. Adams
Of I.uudenville. took place on Saturday
morning June 10. at the parsonage OF
the Chapline NJ. T.. church. the Rev. j.
n. Hess performing the ceremony. Ar
ter the wedding they Left for Detroit 10
make tour Of the lake cities. They
will make their residence at Cleveland
where Mr.. Adams is engaged in the real
estate business.
The bride is daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Mccain OF McMeChen graduate OF
the Union high school. and former
student OF West Liberty Normal school
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Rride-Eleot Compnmentsd

The Blessed Virgins Sodaltty or Elm
Grove and the sodality Of st. Mary
church in TrIadclphia entertained Miss
Marguerite Madden. whose marriage "a
Mr.. Justine Mccarthy. OF Pittsburgh
will take place this month, giving de
lightful linen shower at 81. NtncentS
church rooms on Wednesday evening
There were about seventy five guests
present
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ton building that is the last word IN
efficiency
Mr.. Baer said that his sole idea IN
designing this new fountain. tho counter 4
# which will be installed In each Oh
the new stores in the chain. was TO pro-
duce about three times as quickly -
the old style fountains did. drink that
Is as cold as an Esquimaus nose and
have no place around the fountain
where the slightest trace OF dirt can
lodge. Quickness OF operation santa
ton and frigidity has been searched Tor
and found.
Tile, glass and silver plate all OF
which can he instantly cleaned. have
been the materials used In It's construc-
ton.
The fountain will be opened Tor
nuhlic inspection in short time. There
is a baby brother to the large fountain
in the terrace tea room serving pantry.
whose mission will be to serve colo
drinks to those that prefer to be serv-'
ed on The Terrace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
D, A, R, LUNCHEON
At COUNTRY CLUB
ABOUT FORTY QUESTS ArTENI
AFFAIR YESTERDAY HoNoA-
mo FLAG DAY
Many Parties OF informal Nature CON
ttnue to 30 Popular In Society
This Week

\: the luncheon given yesterday AZ
the Country club by the Wheeling CHAP
ter ~ the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. an interesting program was
presented featuring addresses by proir'-
nent members 81 the society. The nrSt
sneaker was Mrs : 7. Christian, regent
OF the Wheeling chapter, who explained
the CORE, use Of the flag. She was
followed by Mrs Robert J. Reed, VINO
rave a r"por, Of the board meeting or
state regents held at Washington last
week.
In her address. Mrs. Christian said
that among the more important rules
for the use Of the fiae which have been
given bv the government are the days
Particularly stressed as L!ncoln's birth
r,av. Washirgton's birthday. Memortal
day. Flag day and Independence day
upon which Il shall be displayed. The
nag should be displayed at the top or
the mast always when used with state
flags or flags of other countries. when
used in groups as in a body or men
marching and displaying foreign flags,
the Star Spangled banner should always
carried IN the center and raised above
all others.
\ special point made by Mrs. Chris
tlar was that the flag should never be
laid across y table. chairs In any way
where anything could he laid upon II
except Rih;c. watch - permissible.
Using the Tag in advertising matter is
considered q Dissertation.
Mrs. Roher, J. Reed In her report ~
he meeting AZ Washington told OF the
Immigration manual which has just been
published ny the n. A. x. for circulation
throuEhout the country FOR the benefit
nr immigrants The manual contains a
copy OF the constitution OF the United
States with explanations 90 the prInci-
raj laws affecting individuals. such as
divorce. property rights. willis. etc.
Mrs. John E Garden. Mrs Andrew
Wilson and Mrs ". A. Qumhy. who
has recently become a member OF the
society. also spoke briefly.
The table decorations were carried
out in crimson rambler roses. which
we're used TO center each table. Sprigs
of the flowers were placed at each
cover Flags were generously used
throughout the club house.
At the speakers table were seated:
Mrs s. =. Christian Mrs. Blanche Steen-
Mrs Robert J. Reed rod
Mrs J. r. Garden Mrs. W. A. Qutmoy
Mrs. Andrew Wilson Mrs. J. NJ Potter
Mrs Fred Fox Mrs Marcus Bond
Mrs. n NJ Dobson
O;her guests were:
NesdameS--
T.hn Mcclure Frank Jones
Mrs RNtgcr % So. Carl Bachmann
Cla!rsvti'e. Ohio e. W. Pidgeon.
J n Young. s. ". IT Truscheu
ClairSv!lls. Ohio Mrs. NeCraN
" Y. Lovd. % George ~Nhop
NnundSrtlle Leroy WtN
Paul RnhertS T. \. Graham
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Pastors AID Society.

Mrs. II. &. Daley will entertain the
members of the Pastors Aid Society
this evening at her home In Glen Ter
race. giving delightful affair on the
lawn. short program will be given
and refreshments served. The next
meeting OF tho society will he lawn
party and picnic held on the lawn OF
Mrs. J. W. Picketts home at Edgdale.
The business meetings have been con-
Guided until September. all summer
meetings 10 be purely social In nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
RANKING Wedding

Announcement was made here yester-
day of the Wedding or Miss Edna Ray.
daughter Of Mr.. Harry Ray, and
Mr. Howard c. King. the wedding hav-
ing taken place on Tuesday. June 6, at
Wellshurg The attendants were Mr..
aud Mrs Louis Graeh.
They left last might for Atlantic City.
New York and Washington Announce
mept cards Will be out today.
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parents Of fine nine pound baby boy.
born ut the Ohio Valley General hos
initial al G.n5 O'Clock last evening. The
proud father is a member Of the firm
Of Caldwell G. Stevens. South side feed
merchants.
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7XMMl
win Entertain for visitor. -

For her visitor Mrs Tracy Bartholc-
new. OF Pittsburgh, Mrs. George J.
Rogers will entertain with delightful
informal party in her home at Woods
lale. on Friday. Claiming appointments
VIII be used in the table decorations
which will be Of garden roses and early
summer flowers. The affair will be q
luncheon FOR only a few friends.
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Sunday School Picnic.

Children OF the Second Presbyterian
church Sunday school will enjoy a bas-
ket picnic which will be given for them
June %. At Wheeling Park They will
take a special car ~ the office Of the
Elm Grove and Wheeling Traction Com
pany, and leave at | o'clock for the park.
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Dinner Party at Country Club.

Mr. Ben t0Ourn VIII ne host at dIn-
ner party on Saturday night at the
weekly dinner dance az the Country Club
entertaining a number Of the members
nf tho younger sct FOR his sister, Miss
Cnhurn. Of Indianapolis who VIII arrive
on Friday 10 visit him.
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willard Bealo.

Baltimore. Md. June 1.-THE mar
-iage OF Miss Mary Beale daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Reale, anu
Daniel Willard. Jr.. son of Daniel Will
lard. president Of the T.. N .. railroad,
look place at noon today At the home or
the brides parents NJ Wallace. Idaho
The bride was given In marriage by her
father. Miss Beatrice f. Eurbridge or
Spokane Wash was maid ~ honor.
and Robert Beale brother Of the bride.
and a classmate of the bridegroom at
college and law school. was best man.
The Rev VI. l.. Sanders. d d, per
formed the ceremony. Miss Willard
was graduated from Nassar in 1921.
Her husband Is Yale graduate or
class OF 1915. and In 19Hl he completed
his law course at Harvard law school.
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Picnic SaknrdAY

The dancing pupils ~ Mrs. Alma VII
vcn Shrsea and the pupils IN expression
" Miss wood Of Martins Ferry. will on
10y a delightful basket picnic which
vii be given on Saturday afternoon at
Wheeling Park. The pupils OF the two
rrhools viii meet at one o'clock at the
,Tlrc of the Wheeling and Film Grove
Traction company on Twelfth street
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Party for Gre duates.

At the Catholic W0mNu'9 League on
'hapline street; last nigh;. the gradua-
,lnc class Of l22. Cathedral high school.
entertained their teachers. the Naverian
BROTHERS at dinner party. \ delight
ful four course menu was served 20 the
.Fo;ners and the members Of the class
e 30 o'clock.
ToaStS 70 the new alumni members
nd im1romptu addresses by the mem
5crS Of the teaching faculty OF the high
school followed the serving of dinner.
The boys belonging 10 tho class are:
MeSSrs. Steve ROpp. EuCcn" Clark. Paul
sherman. James Trainor. Raymond Con-
rcll. John CHASER. Francis McNulty. Paul
fornS. John Stein. Joseph Manley Fred
rick Grewe. Thomas p'Rricn. Raymond
Hannah. Phillip Reilly. Harry KAN
Wercr and John Conttf. Jr.
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Mrs. Roy Darby, OF the Formosa
apartments. will return on Saturday
from Waynesburg. Pa, where she has
been visiting for the last two weeks.
Mrs. Emma Edmondson Blackford,
of New York City. Is the guest of Mrs.
Ellen Griffin. Of 27O5 Jacob street.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meyer, who
have been travelling In Europe for the
last few months. will return the first
o July. They were scheduled to sail
from England today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Adam Blum will
leave the last OF the week for sum-
mer trip through Europe. leaving here
tonight for New York City.
Mrs. John G. Palmer. Of Birch Lynn
is at West Point. y. Y, attending the
commencement exercises ard visiting
her son. Campbell Palmer. who will
have q short furluugh this month He
is in his first year at the academy.
Edward Vosser. a student at st.
Johns Military Academy. ManliuS, y.
Y. will return on Saturday for his
summer vacation.
Julian c.. learRc, Jr.. who has com
rleted his post graduate course at ST.
Johns Military COLLEGE. Manlius, y. y
will visit his rOOmato Charles Hutch
lson. Al Rockville Center. Long Island,
before returning home when he will
he accompanied by Mr. HutChiSon NO
will pay him short visit nj the hamC
NJ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
G.. Hearno. nj "Hearncloc" Early IN
August Mr.. Hearnc will enter the
PlattSburg Citizens Training Camp,
finishing there his summer with a
commission as ond Lieutenant. Next
year he will enter Washington E. JEFF
fnrsor collorc. where he will take up
the study Of aw.
Dan Rownd. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". z Rownd. of Peasant Valley. re-,
turned Yesterday from Pennsylvania
! University.
Miss Dorothy Won Baycr. who Is at
West Point for commencement eyer
! risos. will return the end or the month
I to spend the summer vacation with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15
Entertained Yesterday.

Mis- Mildred Elu"ric entertained I
aumhc: a. hNr friends Yesterday after
noCr ~ her homo "r E"ff street as u
compliment 20 Miss Virginia tAig whose
CuErg't-ert - by. Dewitt Hall Of Pitts
hurrh has been announced. ard Miss
Mildred Carroll whose marriage to Mr.
Rolr Gr"iw uN take place next WcdneS-
DAY. June 81. ~ Thomson NJ. +. church
The attern""u was spent - hrdgc fol-
owed nv delightful luncheon. The
quests were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15

Keen your clothes white with tricks
laundry Blue. No acids or chemicals
ADV
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RlossHCosa W eddlnE

: Some deliEhtCul surprises VIII h' re-"
: ture Of the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-15

There are 115 permanent airoomes anc
seaniane stations and 2,400 emergency
landing fields, in the United States.
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Pastors AID SocIety.

The last meeting until fall Of the Pas
tors Md Society. Second Presbyterian
church. will be held on Thursday even
ing. June 18th.
Miss Mary Meyer and Mrs r. Lee
DALEY will he tho hostcsses and the
meeting will h" at tho home of Mrs.
DALEY. Glenwood Heights. II is ex-
p"ct"d that TOO per cent attendance
will be in evidence and very enjoyable
and profitable evening IS anticipated.
EVERY BIT OF DIZZINESS disappears
with Golden Clint Shampoo.--Auy.
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Dancing Party Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Keller will give
dancing party next Tuesday evening
June o. at Beethoven hall in South
Wheeling. The Annex Six orchestra. 4
newly organized orchestra which bds
fair 10 be very popular. has been on
gagged TO provide the dancing program.
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About People
Movements of Individuals TO Ana
Prom Ths C4ty.
AT THE HOTELS.

r. S. white-Blucfeld. W. Va; 70
Van I.icre. Morgautown; l.. J. Bennett
Tistcrsvillc, VIM. r Mcka!n, Ii'ts-
hurgh. Jos Wetsburg. Pittsburgh.
Mcclure Hotel-W. NJ. Bryant. Fair
mont, ] r. Allen. Marietta. O.; J. NJ
Nm pittsburgh, O. S. Travis, Ruckhan'
nan; +. q. Peterson. Pittsburgh; S. 5
Weber. Cleveland, ..
Grand Central--J. H. Stmittle. Tadcr
City: s. w chapman. Cleveland O.; w
r. Rector. lexington. W Va; W. '
Runner. MorGantown; NJ. Arthur, Fair
mont.
Hotel whooling-E. NJ. Merr!man
Pittsburgh; {. L. Norton, Canton. o.;
Dr. !. Schultz. l't,tshurg: mil N. MIL
Ter. Pittsburgh; Geo. Z. Kelly, Parkers'
burg. ". Va; j.. II. Butts. Huntington
w Va.
Hotel windsor-D. r. Dodd. Morgan
town. w. g. Hurkctte. Charleston; Geo
W. Tiusley. Pittsburgh; J. ]. Donovan
pittsburgh: +. r.. Stokes, Cincinnati. O.
Stamm Rotel-B. G. Moore. Proctor
W. Va: NJ s. Keltner, Parkersburg; J
7. Eden. Pittsburgh, Milton Boer
Cleveland: 3. S. V. Powland. Cadiz, o.
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~ CANNOT BE DONE.

How man cling, to NE aud IT'S joy one Of
Tho richest men " onrth has bocn heard TO
sov that hc would give wcU.plgh an he pos
sras,a for healthy normal stomach. Quncks
Iluc their poctoH with ensv gold bv merely
holding our the hopo by gland transplanta-
tou mo ola may bc made young again. fIc who
h1a lived 10 so or better and finds tho fires Of
youth cooling ilkc cmhcrs IN the hcar,bstone.
foudlv believes that ho would gain something
could he recover the physical abilities Of youth
and couple thcm with tho ripcucd experiences
of elderly manhood.
\ scion Of the honorable house OF McCor-
mj., has just undergone an operation through
which n a snid he hopes TO become young
ngau. Docs nc really think so2 Does any
man really hollevc It is possible for the years
to be rolled bnck and lfc presented for tho
second time through tho magic glasses OF in
experienced youth2
Fallnclous folly! Man walks the way but
once unless It be fact indeed that his soul does
transmlgrate and in another shape and time he
returns to earth. II this we're not true, then IT
would he possible for man to realize physical
immortality; and we know that is impossible.
We experience youth but once tho rounded
experience Of manhood but once, the twilight
hours Of decadcnce but once, life and death but
once. There can be no turning backward Of
tho years the hours. or the minutes. That mo-
mont which elapsed between the reading Of tho
last paragraph and this sentence has been
rolled into the unnumbered centuries which
mark the past, II will never return.
Youth but oncel That II the sentence OF
deity. But it is not n hard sentence, II Is pos
sIblo to no live the days have that even
when the physical abilities are breaking down
there remains Joy ana gladness In the soften-
ing twilight hours which ripens one for the
harvest and the heroic entrance into that mag
nlflcent experience which we are wont to be-
| leve awaits us beyond the tomb.