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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS


ANDERSON. Ind, Jan. 24.-Eap-
py Atherton, indianapolis fiyweight,
drew with Johnny Nasser. Terre
Haute bantam, ten rounds, here
Wednesday night. Danny Budd,
Terre Haute. defeated Bobby Allen,
Chicago. eight rounds.
NEW YORK-Arthur Bulow is recognized
as the manager of Max SchmeEing. the
German heavyweight by the New York
state athletic commission after an in
yestigation of the complicated managerial
situation into which Schneling has in
voIved himsslf, SchmelinR. however. con-
tinues to favor Joe Jacobs. manager OF
Jack Delaney for the position. Jacobs
submitted a contract calling for him to
receive ia per cent Of the German s
earnings. BuIow's contract called for 20
per cent. At least two more contracts
exist
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
Did You Know
That

HORNSBY told his new
IL l. boss that as long as he
is a Cub he will not even look
at race or bet on one.
Al ESpinosa, the golfer, is a
Spaniard. !. And the Tur-
nesas, Ciucis and Sarazen are
Italians. And they are all
wondering why Captain Hagen
left Bill Mefllhorn off the Ry-
der Cup team. The Ma
tional League clubs are going
to operate through the ex-
hibition games with minor
league umpires. Dayton
was the only farm of the st.
Louis Cards that lost money
last year.
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TO INCREASE STOCK

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-The Illinois
Turf Association voted to increase
its capital stock from $13,Ooo,0Oo to
$15,000000 at a meeting of the board
Of directors here.
The association owns Churchill
Downs, Latonia and Lexington
tracks in Kentucky and the Lincoln
Fields, Washington Park and Fair
mount Park tracks in Illinois.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
Local Bowling Gossip and League Notes

One boy who has been rolling wonder
full ten pins in league play all season and
overlooked because of his sheer con-
slstency is Don McNew, who leads off for
the kirschner-Lovick team of the INDIAN
apolis and Capitol No. / leagues His
combined average for the two leagues is
close to 200 the. Capitol No. l sheet show
ing 20l, and Indianapolis 1913. In Wednes-
New set the high game record of the In
dSIIaanapolis League for the season by rolling
was the rule in this league, the Kirscf-
ner-Loviek, S-F Coffee, American Cen
tral. Hare Chevrolet, Halgrea Peoria Life
and Hukle Special defeating the Auto
Marotts, Meridian Garage and Falls CITY
Lager. Totals of 600 were numerous,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
Big -Four Meets
Flint Net Squad

indianapolis Big -Four will meet
the Buick five of Flint, Mich, to-
night at the ,Hoosier A. c. gym.
Starring with the Flint team are
Reece Jones and Firman Wampler,
members of the famous Vincennes
high school team of several years
ago. Johnny Miner of Ohio State
also is a member of the squad.
The Indianapolis Buddies, run
ners-up for the state junior title
last year, will meet the Brookside
Merchants in a curtain raiser.
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N. D. Meters Rap
Michigan State

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. "a
Diminltive Frank Grove led the
Irish Of Notre Dame to a 29-to-24
victory over Michigan State here
Wednesday night. Michigan led at
the half, II to 13.
Grove Topped in eight field goals
and free throw. Smith played a
splendid game for the locals at a
guard position.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
WEDNESDAY BAKETBALL
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Manchester, So; Oakland City. 40.
Notre Dame. 90; Michigan State, "a.
Luther (Ia.). 80; Valparaiso, 16.
pittsburgh, 35: Carnegie Tech. %.
Pennsylvania, 80; Princeton, %.
Indiana Reserves, "a: State Normal. 81.
Loyola (Baltimore) SO: Navy, 81.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Decatur Catholic %: New Haven. 81.
Central eft. Wayne), A; South Side (Ft
Wayne), So.
RushvilIe, SO; Greencastle, 50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
PLAN GOLD CUP RACES
BIZ United Press

BD United Pyess
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-After a
years suspension because Of lack Of
competition, the famous Gold Cup
races, premier event of the motor
boat world, will be held on the
Shrewsbury river of Red Bank. N.
j., Aug. 24-25. There will be If
teen chaIlengers for the cup. now
held BY George n. Townsend Of the
Columbia Yacht Club, whose boat.
Greenwich Folly. won the last race.
in 1927.
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N. 3. A. Decree to World Champs
Paves Way for Plenty of Argument
Association Orders Loughran, Dundee, Walker AM
Mande to Defend Titles Within go DAYS.

ponent might be either Leo Lomski
or fluffy Griffiths.
Tommy probably could whip
either. Grifiths is a tough boy who
can hit hard, but hitting Loughran
is a different matter.
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WALTER OUT OF LINEUP
IN United Press !

I'm United Press
EVANSTON, H., Jan. 24.-Coach
Arthur Lonborg of Northwestern
has been forced to do considerable
shifting Of his lineup for Notre
Dame Elere Saturday. Rut Walter,
star center, almost is definitely out
Of the lineup. because Of an injured
knee.
In previous encounter at South
Bend, Northwestern won. 1914.
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CHESTERS VICTORIOUS

BIZ Times Special
NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind,
Jan. 24.-Manchester college de-
feated Okland City in fast contest
here Wednesday night, SO to 4S.
Kranning starred for the locals with
ten field goals and three free
throws.
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: BY LEFTY LEE

George Hargitt topping the list with 6S5
on games of 2O1, 232 and 232 McNew had
go: Loyick, ss7; Huber. 6o2; Mounts. SIS;
Hukle, $40; Mahoney, 65i; Hornberger,
629; J. O'Grady, GAO; Wiesn1an, 604; t.
Fox, 6l3; F. Fox, 658; Kirkhoff, $40;
robertson, 62l, and Sargent, $40.
Inquiries from all parts of the ssate are
coming in regarding the rules of the
Lincoln day doubles and singles sweep
stakes to be. rolled on the Illinois alleys
blanks have been in the hands of the
printers SINCE early this week and will be
ready for distribution tonight, according
to Jerry O'Grady, who will be in charee
of this event Entry fee in the doubles
will be So per team and $1.50 per man in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
HOLDS DRTvING REcoRp

~ United Press
BILOXI, Miss, Jan. 24.-Arttur
b. Sweet, Chicago. broke his own
driving record by ten yards to retain
the title in Wednesdays driving
contest In the American golf
tournament here. re drove three
balls for total Of 727 yards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
By United Press

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. a.
Henry Killilea, one of the charter
organizers of the American League,
will be buried Friday in Calvary
cemetery attended by many repre-
sentatives high in sporting circles.
The 65-year-old attorney died
Wednesday after a lengthy illness,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
BATTERYMEN AT WORK

81 UNITED Press
CHAMPAIGN. Ill, Jan. "a
Coach Carl Lundgren plans to start
baseball practice in earnest at the
University Of Illinois soon after
Feb. 4. Some batterymen already
have been working.
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FIRST MEET AT N. d.

BIZ JnTeC PFfSs
CHAMPAIGN, IL, Jan. 24.-The
University of illinois track team
rapidly is rounding into shape for
the present season. Illinois engages
in its first meet Feb. l6 at Notre
Dame.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
SEMT-PROS AND ANA TEURS

East Tenth Deaks tackle the undefeated
kirSchbaum Meters at the East Tenth gym
strong teams and great battle is ex-
pected. curtain raiser will preced the
feature attraction.
:. Kirschbaum Center team will meet the
Communal Y. M. H. A. Sunday night at
8 for the Jewish championship of the
elty The game will be played at the
Fast st. Joe five defeated the Tigers,
e to 20; Any team desiring games IN
the, l5,l67year-old class call Ha. 4569-M
and ask for Bill.
O'Hara Sans defeated the Kirschhaum
Bulldogs, 43 to 81. K. KoelIing and l..
LaWman starred for the Sans Next sun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
Girls Teams in
Action Tonight

Three games will be played in
tonight's series of the Girls City
League at Liberty hall. The sched-
ule follows:
P. M.-HOttentots VS.. Pennsy.
P. M.-Hawthornes VS.. East Tenths.
P. MY. w. C. VS.. Hoosier De-
mons
Hoosier Demons are leading the
league, with five victories and no
defeats. Hawthorne Bluebirds and
PennSy girls are tied for second,
with three victories and two de-
feats. Madge Gray of the Demons
is the leading scorer, with 81 points.
VALPO DEFEATED
BIZ Times Special
DEBORAH, Ia, Jan. 24.-Luther
college defeated Valparaiso college
of Indiana here Wednesday night,
80 to Is.
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day the Sans will play a return game
with the Bulldogs at the Kirschbaum gym.
6 p. m.
Madison Avenue Juniors are staging a
tournament for teams playing in the IL
l3-year-old class. 1t is to be held at
public school No. at University Heights
Write Vincent Schaefer, BOT hardwood
avenue.
Warren Blackhawks desire games with
teams playing in the 14-16-year-old class.
Write Forrest Carroll, r. r. H, Box 20 @.
indianapolis.
Brightwood Big -Four will meet the IN
the City Leagues weekly series at the
Pennsy gym Friday night. Coach Noggle
requests az players to be at the gym at
meet the Hare Chevrolet i've at Liberty
IA go9sd gsEme is expected tonight when
the South Side Turner gym; lions boast
Saints have added Bill Sayce and Guy
Dixon to their lineup. Y. L. s. Girls
end Holy Trinity girls will meet in the
Hoosier Fliers will form the opposition
for the Sacred Heart high. school team
Friday night at the Sacred Heart gym.
showing fast brand Of basketball in
recent games.
Christamore Juniors playing in the 10
18-year-oids lass desire games for
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights
Games are wanted with teams having ac-
cess to gyms Call Ri 1875 between 8
a. m. and p. M or write Ray Kelley. 1853
North Sheffield avenue. Flashes, BuGdies
and Muneie Midgets take notice.
Strauss Says five will meet the fast East
Tenth Deaks at the South Side Turner
gym Saturday. night at $3.50. The two
teams met early in the season. the Deaks
winning by three points. The game is ex-
pected to be a thriller. A good curtain
raiser will start at $50.
GREENWOOD. d.-Noblitt-Sparks team
of Greenwood will be host to the York
town Merchants at the Greenwood high
school gym tonight. Yorktown is headed
by Secrist. JoFis Wedmore. Harper and
Mace. Thompson. FRANKIE. Bebout, Pruitt,
Skinner and Green will be with the locals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
TERRIs MEETS HERMAN

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Sid ferris
has started training for his ten
round bout with Babe Herman at
the st, Nicholas Arena here Mon
day night,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
GABBY TO COACH

BIZ Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24.-Charles
(Gabby) Street, famous big league
catcher, has been named as coach
for the st. Louis Cardinals, it was
announced here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

ID U1LER = DaSK6DeeflQg bulldogs
- will bump into De Paw Fri
day evening at the field house and
we are looking forward to plenty
Of action. The Tigers and the In
dianapolis collegians always are
good for many a thrill and Fridays
contest probably will not be an ex-
ception. We dope the score to be:
Butler, 80; De Paw, ~.
Shortridge will tangIe with
Washington in city rivalry tilt
at the north side gym Friday
night. The west siders are tough
and fast and will give the blue
and white plenty of trouble.
ShOrtridge is exceptionally hard
to beat on its home court and we
look for the final count to stand:
Shortridge, %; Washington &c.
y
INDIANA CENTRAL is primed for
4 its clash with N. A. G. u. Satur-
day night at the latter's floor. The
Greyhounds have been setting a
stiff pace in recent games and after
deluging Rose Poly. 46 to %, the
locals returned home to wallop Oak
land City, 48 to IS, Tuesday. The
Centralites are looking forward to
their clash with Butler Feb. l and
some hot competition should be
sprung at that time.
Il
TECHNICAL, INDIANAPOLIS OUT
STANDING EXPONENT OF BASKETBALL
IN MODERN YEARS, JOURNEYS TO
RICHMOND FRIDAY AND RETURNS
HOME TO BATTLE FUZZY VANDIEv-
IER'S FRANKLIN SQUAD SATURDAY AT
THE ARAdORY. HERE'S HOW:
TECHNICAL. ~; RICHMOND. 26.
TECHNICAL, 81; FRANKLIN, 81.
Il
Basketball in Indiana
The Monon will run special pas
senger train from Bedford to Mar
tinSville Feb. 8 for the return clash
between the Artesians and Stone
City netmen. With that announce
men it seems likely that the Mar
tinSville gym will be sold out for
the important clash between the
two old rivals.
While contributing an interesting
letter to our "flat-foot- strained-
heart" contest, James w. Goble, 400
West Forty-siXth street, asks us the
following question:
Team is leading by seven points with
four minutes, of play remaining. Guard
on Team A secures possession of the
ball and turning his back to the man
guarding him while holding the ball
arms length from the defensive player
Of team b, Team 4 player thus stalls
his way through the remainder of the
the referee the power to stop a de-
hherate attempt to stall?
The latest rule was to the effect
that referee is authorized to de-
clare a held ball" or Jump ball"
when a closely guarded player is
making no apparent effort to put
the ball in play. CLOSELY guarded"
has been understood to mean a
player guarded by a man within a
yard OF him.
WE ARE EXTREMELY SORRY BUT WE
HAVE NO RECORD OF THE SHOTS MADE
IN THE TECH-MARTINSvILLE EN-
COUNTER LAST SATURDAY. j. w. C.
y
Byron A. Lynch of indianapolis
writes us a lengthy epistle boost
ing Technical and informing us
that Technical deserves to rank
among the favOrites for the state
crown. Ditto!
=
The newest nominee for aIl-State
honors is Chick shannon of the Clinton
high school team. shannon, we have
been informed, is swift moving forward,
with tremendous amount of drive.
II
DID YOU KNOW THAT
Frank Grove, the Notre Dame fash
is a brother of Glenn Grove the FORM
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RUBENS VS.. COOLER
Three-Cushion Stars Meet Tonight;
O'Connor, Spivey Are Victors.

Harry Rubens viii meet Harry
Cooler in tonight's match of the
state three-eushion billiard tourna-
ment at Coolers Occidental parlors.
Leo O'Connor defeated Claude
Holder Wednesday. so to 81, and
Lou Spivey downed Holder, so to IA.
Spivey equaled the tourney high run
record with an eight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24
NAT HICKEY GOES BIG

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-An avalanche
of goals by Nat Hickey and Kennedy
enabled the Chicago Bruins to de-
feat the Rochester Centrals, 81 to
~, Wednesday night in an American
pro basketball game. Hickey scored
fourteen points,
BIZ Uaited Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Hickey Of
Chicago is the leader in individual
point scoring in the American
basketball league, including games
of Jan. q, according to the official
figures. Hickey has scored 201
+ 'uts in 20 games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

Madison Avenue Juniors are staging a
l3-year-old class. 1t is to be held at
public school No. at University Heights,
Write Vincent 5chaefer, BOT MarkWood
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

Warren Blackhawks desire games with
teams playing in the 14-16-year-old class
Write Forrest Carroll, r. r. H, Box 20 @,
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day the Sans will play a return game
with the Bulldogs at the Kirschbaum gym,
Games are desired with teams having ac-
6 p. m.
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MN Won KNOW THAT-

Frank Grove, the Notre Dame fash
is brother of Glen Grove. the form
brother, Burl, played on the n. d. var
sity team at the same time Glen did ...
And there's another of the Grove family
IA freshman at the South Bend school
. For jeff of Lafayette last year.
A sports writer at Valparaiso. :. the
same one we panned recently. came
back the other day with the remark he
thought we were fatheads down in this
city. Must think We are relations of
his. e. .Aad while on that subject. We
tie into Valpo once again. =. To hand
'em another lacing oh, we'll.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

Hoosier Filters will form the opposition
Friday night at the Sacred Heart gym.
The south side school boys have been
showing fast brand of basketball in
recent games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

The newest nominee for aII-State
hOnors Is Chick shannon of the Clinton
high school team. shannon, we have
been informed, is swift moving forward.
with tremendous amount of drive.
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Off the =
Blackboard
By Norman e. Isaacs

DUTLERS basketeering Bulldogs
- will bump into De PAW Fri
day evening at the field house and
we are looking forward to plenty
Of action. The Tigers and the In
dianapolis collegians always are
good for many a thrill and Fridays
contest probably will not be an ex-
ception. We dope the score to be:
Butler, So; De Paw, q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

Byron A. Lynch of Indianapolis
writes us lengthy epistle boost
ing Technical and informing us
that Technical deserves to rank
among the favOrites for the state
crown. Ditto!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

ShOrtridge will tangIe with
Washington in a city rivalry tilt
at the north side gym Friday
night. The west siders are tough
and fast and will give the blue
and white plenty of trouble.
ShOrtridge is exceptionally hard
to beat on its home court and we
look for the final count to stand:
Shortridge, %; Washington 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

The La Sale and CaIcmet teams made
santa Maria and Pinta outfits as the lisa
5sllas and Columbians won two from the
Ninas and Marguettes in the X. Of g.
theWs rolled e25 getting games Of 100. 249
and 1877. McCann rolled $50 and Lauck
G27.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

The Pop Gums and Boots Buddies won
three from the FreckIes and Sam Howdy
boys as tina Lighthouses took the odd game
from the Major Hooples in the Indianapo-
lis Times League games at the Indiana
alleys. True rolled the high game in this
loop with score Of 212.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

WE ARE EXTREMELY SORRY BUT WE
HAVE NO RECORD OF THE SHOTS MADE
IN THE TECH-MARTINSVILLE EN-
COUNTER LAST SATURDAY, j. W. G.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-24

Strauss Says five will meet the fast East
Tenth Deaks at the South Side Turner
gym Saturday. night at $3.50. The two
teams met early in the season. the Deaks
winning by three points. The game is ex-
pected to be a thriller good curtain
raiser will start al R.3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Mrs. L. D. B. writes: II have proflted
so much by your advice to others that
I should like to ask q few questions.
MY son is II months old, has 9 teeth.
weighs 26 pounds, walks and says haf
a dozen words. When should he be
able to drink from a cup alone? When
should he feed himself? Does he need
cod liver oil this Winter? He doesn't
like it. How can I disguise it2 I am
especially proud Of the fact that he
has never had the least bit OF a cold.
He has been having undiluted milk Tor
, over a month. How much sugar should
he have? I am SO afraid Of giving
him too much. He loves to eat and
has never refused any food offered
him.
Answef-This splendid boy ought to
be drinking from cup right now and
making an effort toward feeding nm
self. Use a small, light cup with
handle and show him how to grasp
it with both hands and lift 1t to his
mouth. It might be well at first to
put only little milk in the cup so that
| 1t will be easy to handle and he won't
spill it on himself Just be patient;
he'll learn the trick.
Let him use an ordinary long han
/ died spoon. This has been found by
experiments with many children to be
easiest for them to handle, and not
the curved handled type. Show him
/ how to grasp it close to the bowl ana
put his food in a plate with an edge
| Then, by pushing his spoon toward the
edge and trying not to overload IL
| (his comes with practice) he will find
| that he can push up food onto the
spoon and then bring 1t to his mouth.
Keep the ideal Of small mouthfuls be-
for him, but let him make his own
| mistakes.
II a child gets lots of air and sim
shine, and perhaps sun baths outdoors
| or before an open window, this Winter,
| he doesn't need cod liver oil the Sec
ond year. II he is living in very
cold climate and gets very little sun
shine he should have It. Have you
investigated the concentrated cod liver
oil? One drop of this is equivalent to
IL teaspoonfuls of the plain oil. One
drop can be taken in almost any way.
Use one small teaspoonful of sugar
with his cereal, or leave sugar out en-
tirely. A child gets sweet puddings
now and other sweets and plenty of
bread, cereal and vegetables, so that
he shouldn't lack for carbohydrate
foods.
Mrs. W. H. H.-Thank you for your
nice letter. I agree perfectly that chill
dren must be trained early. We offer
a leafiet on that and it contains the
exact method of training very similar
to yours, SO I am not repeating 1t here
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KEEPING MENTALLY FIT
BY Joseph Jastow.

When you are tired, abnormally tired,
every step is mile, every pound ton.
every slightest movement or task huge
effort, every demand on the attention
a strain, every molehill o mountain.
The days become weary round OF list
less resting and gloom and exhaustion.
You are afraid to do anything lest you
make matters worse; you watch yourself
necessarily; there seems no way out;
your increased sensitiveness makes every
pang an agony. II with heroic effort
and with much misgiving you break
through the resistance, work an hour,
you're on your back two hours before
you can even open your eyes or sit up
and take notice or rlouriShment. Every
thing upsets you, Is too much for you.
You just aren't equal to it, and your
interests fade out.
With this understanding of how deep
" and comprehensively nervous weak
ness invades the entire range of activi-
ties, those who suffer from 1t will realize
how inevitably the cure is slow and
long, with stages of recovery punctuated
with periods of relapse. Most neuras-
themes, however, recover a fair portion
of the energy that is In them, and after
months or years function on renewed
and normal level.
Those who have 10 take care OF, live
with and help to restore nerve weak
ness will thus appreciate the magnitude
of their task and be tolerant and pa
tent with their patients. The program
of recovery is a remaking OF the indi-
vidual, cutting off bad habits. cultivat-
ing good ones Neurasthenics have to
learn to live, and that can't be done In
20 lessons. Each sufferer must find a
wise tutor to set him on the right road,
then he must learn to travel on 1t.
(Ccpyright, 1920