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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
TOXIC RESIDENTS
FEAR EARTHQUAKES
Professor Statement I n a
There Is Nothing to Cause
Worry Fails 10 Assure.

TOXIC. June 18-(Correspondent
90 A. PD-The residents OF Toxic
and vicinity VINO experienced the
earthquake of April 26. when their
houses rocked like ships Ia a neavy
eca and movable articles fell FROM
tables and s.deboards have hardly
been rc-assured by the statement OF
Ir FueaEichi Oroml. famous seis-
moIoeiat and professor Of the I'm
peral University. that future shocks
win az their greatest be about double
tne force ~ the last quake. The late
one wa considered bad enough. 4
wall around the Imperial palace,
which had withstood shocks Cor 800
years fen into the surrounding noat;
modern granite walls were damaged
end new reinforced concrete build
ing. one OF several under cOnstruc-
ton ny American firms, and which
are believed 90 bee earthquake proof
was slightly cracked. However. DR..
Omorl says these buildings, being on
more fragile land than other Toxic
buiidinEs have proved their ability
20 withhold any shock that might In
future visit the city. although the
late quake was only one-sixth the IN
tensity Of the shock Of 1855 when
$4,000 houses were destroyed ana
800 deaths resulted.
Dr.. OmOri's predictions are based
on the known scientific fact that
earthquake are the phenomena ac-
companying the removal OF c.eav-
ages thus binding the strata ard pre-
venting she ocSIrance of SO eral
ehOcks.
There are an average OF 1850
earthquakes yearly or about four
daily i'm Japan. not including minor
ones which are recorded only on the
most delicate instruments and IN l.
30 Ovears there have been ga more
or less disasterous ones. Most of
these originated under the P1cihc
ocean. During the last 20 years
eaid DR. Omori. the origin or the
earthquake felt at Toxic has been
away about 10 20 90 ri distant
from the city. there being no cause
IN which Toxic or its vicinity was the
eriein. cit follows that these earth
duakes had nothing 20 do with TOXIC
sa center" adds the professor, but
& must be feared that as these
ouakes decrease in number In the
future. Toxic VIII be- IN its turn, the
center OF vibration. AS a rule. how
ever. points several RI dintance from
the center OF vibration feel the Quake
more severely than the point OF ori-
gin. For this reason. Toxic, Noko-
hama and China built largely on re
claimed lands, vibrate more than the
scene OF the origin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19

The island OF Hawaii. showing the
location of kilauea crater. The ar
rows indicate the direction i'm which
lava from the volcano is flowing.
HILO. Hawaii June 1S-CBy NEA
Serice) us Ait. Kilauea, most ia
NOUS Volcano of the Hawaiian islands
due Tor one final and destructive
eruphon-possibly with large tell OF
.se--and then extinction?
In the event that her boiling cal
jron settles deeper and deeper into
The earth. where viii IL appear nexr?
These two questions are intere stinE
scientists who are closely WATCHING
the present eruption. the most
serious since the famous outbu 81 OF
1855. Prof. T. a. Jaeger. director of
Kilauea Observatory. Is in charge of
the observations
In this present flow the direction
OF the lavo is 20 the southeastward,
directly opposite from previous flows
and passing through valuable forest
land and valleys Kalapano beach
appears to be the possible ocean out
let.
Hawaiians versed in the folklore
OF their country viii tell you that
when Kuauea erupts Pele. goddess
OF volcanoes. is again wrathfui
Pele. so the legend runs. losr her
husband. Wahailoa. and after vari-
Gus wanderings finally settled IN Hale
maumau. "the house OF everlasting
fire" Halemaumau is the native
name for the active throat Of Kilauea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19

View of the city Of Hilo, Hawaii.
and is situated at the center Of the
pit.
Pele. TO whom is attributed an al
most uncomfortable temper. takes
revenge on those she dislikes by
flows of molten lava, according to
the story In the dark days of Ha-
wall. human sacrifices were offered
20 appease her anger.
However. scientists, unimpressed
by the wrath of the goddess. in. late
years have been considering the pos.
sibHity of harnessiuE the vast steam
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
No Smokes on Duty is
Order for Policemen

ATLANTA. Ca, June is. - City
bosses of Atlanta have decreed that
smoking shall cease while Atlanta
policemen are on duty and that the
moon shah shine not an ali for the
law enforceus.
Policemen shall be discharged
summaTily under the new instruc-
tons from city council n they are
raught smoking while on duty or II
they even SO much as take a nip OF
LIQUOR at any time during the day or
ght whether on or of duty. only
the smell on his breath VIII Toe need
ed 20 make the discharge instan-
taneous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
merry wherever possible.

chinery wherever possible.
The brotherhood has substituted
for the average dilapidated and draB
mining town. mode, villages with
handsome little homes. schools.
churches, stores. amusement build
ings. thorough sanitation and all the
facilities Of a small city, No. cattle
are allowed 10 roam the streets. Gar
bage is regularly collected without
charge. Even the porches have been
screened at company expense.
Why II Is Done.
This. say the engineers, is good
business as well as good policy.
Model living conditions. ample
wages. and machinery TO tighten the
labor will attract the highest type OF
miners. who in turn will produce
more coal than would men who are
sullen and undernOurished
The brotherhood has shown a good
record as a business organization in
entering new fields They elected and
made a paying proposition OF a sky
scraper in Cleveland; they establish
ed the first cooperative national
bank in America, and a shOrl time
fago announced the organization Of a
million dollar investment company
as an auxiliary 10 the bank. This,
too. is now a success.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
TARIFF WAR HALTING
COMMERCE IN FRANCE

PARIS. June 1S.-An appeal TO
the French cabinet 10 make every
effort TO bring TO a close the tariff
war with Spain that is tying up
commerce between the TWO coun-
tries has been made by a group Of
southern French cities, including
Bayonne, BiarrItz ana Pau Ac-
cording TO the appeal the basis OF
the war is influence exerted by GER
tain French wine interests for pro-
lection against Spanish wines, and
the result Of the tariff wall is ire
n.endous influx into Spain Of Ger
man manufactures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
OHIO P. EDITORS
PLAN FOR OUTING
Will Gather for Annual Meet
ing at Cedar Point June
80 and July l.

CEDAR POINT. Ohio. June IS
The associated Press editors of Ohio
Will hold their first mid-summe-
meeting here Friday and Saturday,
June. 80 and July /. Business and
pleasures Will be combined at this
two-days' session Of the publishers
and editors. The association is ex-
tending an invitation TO the Associ-
ated Press members OF the adjoining
states 10 attend the convention.
Perhaps the most important mat
ter 10 come before the business
session will be a discussion of ways
and means TO speed the Ohio cleo
tons count. With an important
state primary election in August and
the general state election in Novem-
Der. the Associated Press editors
hope 20 have the states election ma
chinery repaired and oiled and ready
for greater speed in the determina-
ton Of both primary and election
winners. This matter was under dis
cussi0n at the annual meeting OF the
association in Clevland.
For the social sidee OF the cnven-
ton. a lake boat ride. a banquet,
dancing party and an auto ride over
the Cedar Point peninsula to San
! dusky. just across Sandusky Bay
from Cedar Point, are being arrang-
ed for the pleasure OF the visiting
newspaper men and their wives. The
Sandusky Register, The Sandusl,y
| Chamber of Commerce and the Ce-
/ dar Point management Will be hosts
| headquarters for the convention Will
be at Hotel Breakers, Cedar Point.
| Officers Of the Ohio association
are, Joseph Garretson, Cincinnati
! Times-Star, president. Mrs. Zell
! Hart Deming, Warren Daily Trib-
une, vice-president; r. j. Dustman
Associated Press correspondent. Co.
| lumbus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
.BAPTISTS ATTEND
ANNUAL MEETING
Representative from All Over
World Expected at Indi-
annapolis Meet.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind June IS
Northern Baptists from IS states IN
the Union. and represe natives from
Central America. Latin America. In
dia. Africa. Burma. Assam. China
Japan and Europe viii be present
tomorrow at the opening % the
18TH annua convention Of the North
ern Baptist convention. wh,ch VIII be
held here from June Il 70 June 20.
Il is expected that a number OF Vi
tai issues which have been up for
argument during the past several
months viii be settled here. AmOns
these problems are the question Of
the adoption Of creedal statement;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
Machine is InUeHfed
for MinCing Microbes

ToNuCE June IS. - AT extra
ordinary machine for mincing ny
crobes has been erected tn the re-
search Laboratories OF s.. PauIs hos
N.r1I London.
Microbes which are invisible 20
the sight are cur INTO bits IN the
mlcro0e mincing machine. The ma
chine has two discs one Of which is
STATIONARY while the other rotates.
The stationary disc has seventy tiny
steel knives snd the rotating disc
eghty cutting edges The microbes.
suspended in an alkaline liquid. are
forced against these cutting edges
at q speed % sixty miles an hour
The machine is used IN the max
irg OF anti-toNius.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19

When You Say Cigars-Say Dutch
Masters. 165tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19

near which kiiauca Is located.
and gas discharge and convertiig il
10 motive power il is believed.
should experiments 10 this end prove
successful, power could he furnished
TO sugar plants within a 15-mile
radius
Wells had just been drilled and
boiling caldrons had been located
within 10 feet Of the surface when
the recent eruption started Since
then it has gained steadily in intens-
ity and is expected 10 bring a sudden
end to the experiments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-19
DiUOrced Man Works IN
Jail to Earn ALiR1Ony

DETROIT. Mich. June 1S-A-
fred J. Higgins Will remain in the
Detroit House of Correction until
he has earned $3S6. And at s12 a
week. the amount inmates receive.
he will probably stay for a long
time.
The money is aHmony due his
former wife Helen, for the support
Of his eight-year-old son. Alfred. Jr
Mrs. Higgins told Judge Golf her
husband had paid her nothing. Hig-
gins was sentenced for contempt Of
court.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

NGENTS-Here's winner. We pay W an
hour for your spare time taking orders Tor
.'Zanoi-' pure food favors Miss Edith Hant
made S54 in one week. Write for sample case
Make beautiful display. Shows Is art'l'S o'
hrsf and fastest sellers of iavors. soaps,
nerfumes toilet articles. etc. Every woman
huys Big reporters. Have steady income
customer must be satisfied money back
send for sample case today. American Prod
rcts Co $500 American bldg. Cincinnati, ONO.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
HOW TO START IN
BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF F

Here is an article that you can deliver eyery
month in every home In your community. Every
hotel. steamship line. soda fountain, public in
stitutien, large building, bank, automobile
owner. shop owner. ETC., viii welcome you
with repeat orders; NAsPEL renews articles
they all use Don't delay sending for sample
y. s. DISTRIBUTING CORP, -,
~ East 4SSd st., New Yesk, n
Evening star., 1922-05-21

AGENTS-Crew men. novelty men; Gloo- zen.
5or murilage fountain pen; everybody oua
On demons stratioH Sample. 2"E: his Pl"hI
pIan free Gl0o-Pen Co. J6-C. Pine ST. New
Evening star., 1922-05-21

AGENTS-STJ a week. Presto Mend: new rnp-
her repair for tires and tubes: enables autois'
20 repair punctureS in Two minutes: nut .n
Job: guaranteed to hold long as tire ia>ls'
sell owners and dealers. sample upon request.
ThurSton Mfg. Co,
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SGENTS-Fyerybody buys gas range TOPS:
save gas six daily sales net Slo "rtkH
territory A. J. Dalai, 2oi y. 9TH ST. fh,ia-
,ielpha Pa
Evening star., 1922-05-21

NGENTS-Men and women, to tntroduce NJ
Me- the Reliable powder puff: hoid> enough
powder TO last for weeks: absolutely new no
sales ralk required: they are s'Hlh1 on , slsut.
15o per cent profit: if you want big money
ouickIy and easily. act now. P \. hroherits
d Dos RrnadMaY Now YORK.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

.NGENTS-S5O-SI5 weekly. taking "rders SIX
hosiery: $50 guaranteed: experience nhhr'es-
sary: samples free. We deliver and collect
Marvel Mills. - Rr0adway. t-lO. New 1ork.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

AGFZTS-Make 80 to $40 daily selling guar
an,eed safety stripe silk hosiery: capital or
eNperience unnecessary. NV ladys Hosiery
10 West A4th st. New iOrh-
Evening star., 1922-05-21

N;ENTS-SelI Jolly Molly dresses; every Won,
an wants them; complete spring line nov
ready: no capital required; commissions al
-. I.n., na rias hldy DAY ton. Ohio
Evening star., 1922-05-21

A,,FNTS-CliD This ad for free sample ph"n"-
rraph needles: plays - 600 times: cannot M
jnrc records s6 daily Everyday Ne
kax "a Eranriscn. CAM.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
wANTED-HELP..
A AGENTs-Contfnued.

SIG A DAY EASY-I start you in auto acces.
sorry business; no investment. experience
necessary; free accessories. Write Excl. l.os
Michigan ave-. Chicago ..l
Evening star., 1922-05-21

AMAZING INVENTION makes kerosene amps
give three times more light with sensational
ca rhuretor: generates intense gas hsht. rs
Nv. V,nnI;re 90 Dent no Toledo. ohio.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

IGF\TS WANTED for Great Scott Napori2ers
for Forls large profts: sells at $40; saves
half rbe gas Great Scott Corporation. Grand
EapidS Mich
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SALESNAN 10 present wonderful new deal TO
merchants: takes good man: makes $50 daN
from start: continual increase: repeat ORDERS
without return calls: all credited: no samples
Ia carry. NJ. investment ar bond required:
state aGal :fcatioris first letter. 'arl Witk"'
lbs Nnrirer a., Z. Srh. havton. Ohio
Evening star., 1922-05-21

FLOOR MANAGER.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of a bright young man
of good appearance as floor
manager in furniture section
one with some knowledge OF
furniture preferred. Apply
Superintendent. The Hecht Co.,
9TH st. at +.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

AGENTS-sIO daily easy: brand dnew; every
home needs ironing board covers: selling tast'
eynerience unnecessary: sample Tree haieh
Mfg. Co. Dept 66l@ Baltimore bldg. chicago.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SALESMAN The American
Automobile Association wishes
to add four men to its permanent
selling force. Apply in person
to Mr.. Junior, llO8 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

S>IFSMEN - First pupular price hre exuh-
ruisher ever made, retail 81: others cost So,
every home. office factory can De s"id fete
sod II dozen in 3 days: Refs cleaning up IN
Cinrinnati; $40 a week a cinch: no capital no
eYneri.nce. trrrirnrv going fast. Write thnrs
ION Mfg Co. 1tl9 Flat st. Dayton, ONO.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SALESMEN-Nery saabIr speciality; all re-
iailers: side regular: profitable and pleas
ant: $50 a week aud expenses guaranteeu
against liberal commissions: plenty new terri
tory Box IL 3s2, Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SAIESNEN-Oulv | sale daily means 500 per
month: five sales 81. 900 monthly: main OF
side line: marvellous, new. BIB: AIDING ma
chine: retailS Sll: work equals $500 machine
adds suhtractS ult,piies. divides. an,uthatl-
cauy speedy. accurate. durable. -hahdsoihe'
fiyp-vsar guarantee: tremendous demand: amaL-
in, ptn6ts. write quick for liberal trial offer
and protected territory. Lightning calculator
Company Dept H.. Grand Rapids. M'ci
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SAI.ESMEN-irt quick for Radiofone agency :
soils 10 evpryl,ody Sn3 80: experience nnnec-
essarys iiak. $50 daily. Masco Products o.
l I-uinn square. Now York -,
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SNI,ESNEN liue ur full 'lme h'thtt
vending machine deal. new aud original ssi!s
from sample or pocket photo: commission "a
sur. reneare- Write southern tonfe'tion 'o.'
RnN liI.. MeinnlIlS Ieun.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
IF YOU THINK IN TERMS OF
ST. 600 ANNUALLY WRITE ME.

JEM rubber repair for tires and tubes: put or
cold vuicanizes itself in minutes; guaranteed
10 last life OF tire tube: se;;s 10 every auto
owner and accessory dealer. big profits; free
sample. Amazon Rubber Co.. Dept. 20I. Phi.a-
delplia. Pa,
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Statesmen secure memberships; Eeait!
contract ia capabla applicants: salary. S',o per
week Write American Auti-Auto Thief Assn.
lnr. Ennth hld.:.. SprIn.hrid. III
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SALESMAN with pep, now : your thih' it'te
delights: great commission, future aufah-
tages Inducements. Mfrs. ln,9 Quebec
ave. Cleveland.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

I AN Offering chance to invest in gong
concern making large profits. on an honest
nrofit- sharing basis: ! employ stock sales
men have no underwriting expense. II .b-
terested address Box BOOT Srar office.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Cat int, the speciality manufacturing business
for vnurssIf Make ard sell your own goods
V-ri,a ;mme,,inieIy 4 wonderful opportunity
awaits ven Address ThoS- Steel Pres. sl'
N.ip I:icbmond Va
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SOLICIT ACCOUNTS for large collection aCcn-
cv. s,u0 weekly easily earned: apply lmmeoi-
.te1v far valuable territory. Illinois Adjusting
,.arror,finn + Van Ruren ST.. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SALESMEN-DO you want 10 make from Si'"
,n 500 per week: Write us, ST. Louis Mover
ty Company. 1904 $. Grand aye, ST. LOUIS
Evening star., 1922-05-21

RESPONSIBLE corporation wants genera!
saesna nagers TO oren branch office. manage
statesmen; $500 to S. .o0D necessary. eApegsys
10 Baltimore allowed IL you qualify. Address
Manager. COS y. Eutaw 81. Ealtimore. Nj.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

MAKE So, to SO weekly extra during spare
time. selling greatest sensation of year: every
candy. cigar. deiicaies~en. drug and genefai
store a prospect: sell from photograph th.ph
Speciality Mfg. Co. Dept, X, Albion. M.ch
Evening star., 1922-05-21

MEN-Hustlers, for pure silk hosiery PROPOSE
ton direct wearer. pairs. So: capacity
900 dozens daily: prompt deliveries: sell only;
we deliver goods and collect. G. o. D.; active
fore territory is all taken. International Mills,
4 "a
Evening star., 1922-05-21

N-sao weekly travel hy auto and install
new stove converter in every rome Wander
| fnl invention: cook and bake all wear witbont
, "a' OF wood: Ii" gas or electricity needed
We FURNISH auto Thomas Mfg Co Con
Vrrtor. 1905, Dayton. Ohio
Evening star., 1922-05-21

CORPORATION OF high mercantile rating
wants few live men TO open office and dr.
| tribute high-class article that every Store Pnd
factory needs: 1906 profit: will pay for itself
| several times each year: $500 10 Sl.50l VIII
finance average state agency Contract Man
ager, Ill North Dearborn Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

HIGH CLASS statesmen. distributor or crew
manager wanted for Washington and vicinity
marvellous new invention: stop and turn sig
nal: lights N switch duplicate signals Ill rear,
5000 to S1J.0O8 yearly opportunity We snip
promptly and bill direct: applicant mist be
able to finance himself: references required
prefer man with ear MeiliCke Mfg. Co, 93.-
$40 WrightMonI ave. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

YOUR as-word advertisement 90 country
| Miller. SYracnse. Y u.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

SALESLADY, for shirt waist
department Of women's special
ty shop; only those experienced
in this line need apply. The
Gamond Co., 4O2-4O4 9TH st.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

$500 TO INVEST with services IN sny first
class business. Address Box .JG-T. SiAT
Evening star., 1922-05-21

MEN AND WOMEN agents coin money selling
''Knte Kiddie klothes.'' the newest out for
children: take on sight with mothers: profits
large: big line specialties: write today. Scha
fuss Corporation. Dept. 26, 466 BrOome st.,
New York CITY
Evening star., 1922-05-21

! FOR SALE-l0 units of International Finanre
Corporation stock: make offer. Address RuX
T. Star office
Evening star., 1922-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXCLUSIVE boarding house, doing nne bus.
ness in best location in city; rooms all ful. p
money maker: party leaving city. Address BoA
"A, Star Office
WILL SELL. my ak limousines, with good
will. that ! in funeral work good oppur
tunity for right party: reasonable terms 90
responsible one. Address Box 29-A. star a.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
MALE-Continued.

MEN-Sell Willems" dependable fruit ;rees
ana shrubhcry; steady demand: complete 60
'pIa'i"h' commission paid weekly: write for
,e'nS. "illems Sons, Nurseries Rochester
Evening star., 1922-05-21

GOODYEAR MFG. co. 3355-C Goodyear bldg.
Kansas City, No. has opening for statesmen to
take orders for tailored -to-measure ratnproofed
all weather coats; experience needed; big
commission in advance; deliver and col
lect.. Complete outfit and sales instructions
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
The Author of "Zell"

About that time II. L. Mencken
editor of The Smart Set. undertook
publicly to find a publisher for any
meritorious manuscript that hao
gone the rounds" unsuccessfulIy
Mr.. Armstrong sent in the manu-
script of a novel, ''Zell.'' ''Ze1," by
Henry G. Ailxman," took the popu-
lar fancy. 1t was widely praised by
the critics, and the central character.
Avery Zell, Joined the company OF
Lulu Bett, Felix Fay and Carol Ken
nicott as the best known fiction char
acters of the year.
Harold III. Armstrong was born
near Morenci, Mich, in 1884. He
was graduated from the Detroit Cen
trail High School in 1901 and from
the University of Michigan in 1905.
He played football and handball and
was on the cross country team at
Michigan, but-more important-was
an editor of the Michigan Daily, the
college newspaper. While he was
still at college he worked as a re-
porter on the Detroit Netcs and Tri-
bune. Later he was a law stenog-
rapher, studying law at the same
time, and was admitted to the bar
in 1907.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
New Fiction

he is a failure; that he simply can
not earn enough to justify himself
and he is headed for wreckage. But
then comes a shock that brings him
to. Miriam is suddenly brought
down with acute appendicitis, and
finding her in a hospital ward jolts
the timid husband into action. And
he rises TO the occasion.
He manifests his ability in a hard
fought trial, wherein his anger and
dissatisfaction with himself drive him
into genuine efficiency, so that at the
end of the case the grabbed old
judge, by way of compliment, tells
him that he is the "meanest, nastiest
lawyer he had come upon in some
time, adding: That's the trouble
with this whole bunch of young law
yers. They're too damn polite.
They don't know how 10 fight"
Granting has now learned how TO
fight and means tD keep il up. As
to the other phase of his problem, he
reaches the conclusion that now that
he has found himself his marriage
will turn out all right.
After ALL" he reflects, marriage
can be no finer, no better, than the
two p.orle it unites. No stronger
than its weaker link. Marriage is
personal, individual; you can't gen.
eralize much about it," A sage con-
clusion which, in spite of its OBJ
viousness, is really far more pro-
found than the moral to be drawn
from a good deal of recent analytical
theorizing.
All of Mr.. Armstrong; people are
well vitalized; the reader will rec
.ognize them all as folk he has met
and that is severe test TO apply &c
any story. Incidentally, it is pleas
ant TO meet peope who have ns