Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1920 — Page 9

MAY WITHDRAW HOME RULE BILL All Parties in Ireland Arrayed in Opposition. DUBLIN, March s.—An unconfirmed rumor was current today that the new home rule for Ireland bill may be withdrawn from parliament because of the opposition of all political parties in Ireland. The bill is now under consideration in the hpuse of commons. Tipperary was included in the long list of scenes of Ir*; ': disorders when a constable was sh.ji. and seriously wounded in an affray near that city last night.

Blizzard Headed for Eastern States CHICAGO, Maren s.—Through trains arrived here from two to fonr hours late today as the result of the blizzard which swept through the middle west until an early hour in the morning. Fair weather followed in the path of the storm. Reports received from points east of Chicago were that the blizzard, gradually expending Itself, was headed for the eastern stites. Trains in some sections were retorted delayed and trouble was experienced on telgraph and tiephone lines.

Frisky Pig Ties Up St. Louis Car Line ST. LOUIS, March 5.—A wayward pig came to town and stopped traffic until a negro rescued it. The porker jumped from a wagon and made a stand on the car tracks. Tt wiggled out of a conductor's grasp and took refuge under the car.

Pupil Shoots Tutor in Colored School CINCINNATI, March 5. —Angered because his teacher, Beatrice C. Conner, had gent him to the priclpal of the Douglass school for punishment. Law rence Angel, 14, arose in his seat in the schoolroom and shot the teacher through the arm. Angel still was standing beside his seat, weapon in hand, when the police arrived. The teacher and pupil art negroes. AGED CAT LOSES LAST LIFE. LAUREL, Del., March 5.—A cat, thought to be the oldest feline in the state, died here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sliiles, both of whom are past 80. The cat was known as Bessie Little, and was horn at the Shilee home at Wilmington, Del., in 1000.

IS. EDWARD SCHNEIDER, 1830 SINGLETON ST.. INDIANAPOLIS SUITS PEPGEN IS BEST TO'NIC

When Mrs. Edward Schneider, 1830 Singleton St., Indianapolis, tells bow Pepgen relieved her husband of pains in his back and stomach it receives an echo from nearly every part of the city for hundreds are telling similar tales about this preparation. Mrs. Schneider’s husband is a decorator in the employ of Coppock Brothers, Ohio and Meridian streets. She says: "My husband suffered with pains in his back and stomach. There was hardly a day passed that he felt just right. He was nervous and easily fatigued. **l heard of Pepgen and obtained a bottle. My husband began taking it. In a short time bis pains were better and as he continued to take it he continued to get good results. He says he now feels better than he has for a long time. He does not complain of his back and stomach hurting him and he does not seem so tired when he comes home at night after his day's work. “I think Pepgen is a great tonic and

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CHARLESTON, W. Va., March s.—Mrs. Woodson T. Wills, president of the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs, is lining up the club forces of the state for the tight on high living costs. As soon as Gov. Cornwell suggested such a proposition to her she communicated with every club president in the state, asking them to attend the state H. C. L. meeting, which the attorney general arranged to be held in Wheeling. “Tt is up to the West Virginia club women to take up this vital issue and get behind the fight in the way that has 1 een outlined by Edith Strauss I strongly favor the boycott method of bringing down prices,” says Mre. Wills.

Suit Says Hubby Has List of Girls Alleging thal her husband carried around with him the names, addresses and telephone numbers of other women, anil that he went to dances with them while she was 111, Mrs. Gladys May Yates, by her next friend, Alfred B. Wilson, late yesterday, filed a suit for divnree against Carl V. Yates in superior court room 2. She said they were married Oct. 2, 1918. and separated Nov. 11, 1919. Mrs. Yates has resided at 12(d Prospect street.

system builder and my husband Join3 me in recommending it.” It Is what the people who have used Pepgen say about It that counts most. Pepgen is well advertised. It is true, but such a record-breaking demand could not be brought about by advertising alone. One bottle of Pepgen is sold In a neighborhood through advertising, but ten more are sold in that community after the first bottle produces results. People are always willing to talk about tbelr ailments, but they are more than willing to tell others of a medicine that helps them. Pepgen's best friends are those who ; have used it. They are the men and women who consider it their duty, a duty they dare not shirk, to tell others about Pepgen. Pepgen is sold by Henry J Huder's drug stores, corner Washington and Pennsylvania Sts., Michigan and Illinois, and by all other leading druggists everywhere.—Advertisement.

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Confessions of a Bride “What about Chrys’ long sleep at the hacienda? What was It?” Onr discussion anent the startling revival of spiritualism In the United States had left each Spence Tries to Explain of US about Our Idea of Spirit-. . where he or uallsm by Hypnotism, she started. * Chrys was for the doctrine. She is a mystic by temperament. Spence was violently opposed to It and was planning t. come out publicly and join the forces which were fighting it. Bob had an intense interest in both sides as providing absorbing reading matter for a man of books; Jim ridiculed it and had a grand time In so doing; and I was confused by my own queer experience even after I had heard Spence’s positive statements concerning them. I didn't wish to have the discussion close without getting an answer to my question concerning Chrys* mysterious somnambulism. She had slept for days and It had been deemed unsafe to waken her. It was her condition which had kept us so long In Mexico; Indirectly all our recent woes were due to that delay. All of us looked to Jordan Spence foi an opinion since he was a physician of renown. “Miss Lorimer was hypnotized, I concluded from the evidence you have each handed aie from time to time. The venerable Camilla was probably one of the grandest hypnotists of this or any other time. It's a pity the old woman is dead. T would like to study her methods,” he added. “She was sure some expert,” put in my husband. “At one time she had most of the Lorimer tribe under ber control.” I flushed guiltily although it wasn't clear why I should feel like a criminal because the old woman had hypnotized me. I flushed Just because Bob had spoken in a particular way he has. That blush was the first disagreeable little shock I had had since our reunion. I wished that I could stop blushing for nothing at all as I had done a thousand times since my marriage. Bob certainly bad an unfortunate Influence upon me. I was glad to hear Spence speak again: “You can not prove anything about spiritualism by anything in hypnotism. Without a doubt, mediums employ hypnotism to deceive individuals as well rh crowds. Os course we all admit that hypnotism exists as a fact. The word is from the Greek. It means sleep The practice was known to ancient conjurors. It is employed today by reliable phy-

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We're Bigger Eaters , but Have Less Pep PARIS, March B.—The present generation is overeating without increasing its energy and activity. In fact, we have considerably less pep our mothers and fathers had at our age. Such is the conclusion of (he Academy of Medicine, following a detailed study by Prof. Charles T. Rechet. Since 1832, he shows, the individual consumption of potatoes has been tripled, that of meat doubled and people drink six times as much coffee.

stcians in curing hysteria, sometimes in working moral reform, in nervous diseases—” “Like shell-shock,” interrupted Bob. “But it hasn’t a thing to do with the J truth or falsity of spiritualism,” Spence | continued. "People think it has because j an individual in a hypnotic sleep reacts; easily to the power of suggestion. Dame | Camilla put Miss Lorimer to sleep and kept her asleep in a manner truly ! scientific. I guess witches have been i burned at the stake just because they j possessed similar power.” “Donna Camilla said that Chrys’ soil I had left her body and it would get lost if ; Chrys was wakened before her soul came: back,” I said, just to make Spence talk a ; little longer on the subject. “That Is an ancient belief and a prim! | tive one. Today, certain natives of Aus- | trails believe that when they are asleep j their ’other’ solves’ visit strange placesi find that they often talk with the dead, j Plainly, that is a savage’s Interpretation j of a dream.” “And so we go round and round In a | circle. Hypnotism is not a manifest#- J tlon of the ocult, neither is a dream,” I said Chrys. “But lots of portions confuse both with spfrltism. If the latter could j be only separated and be made to stand ! alone, perhaps you cynics would grow; tolerant,” sh“ remarked a bit crossly. laiter in the day when Bob and I were alone together, I said: “Chrys is so mystical and such a firm believer in spiritism. Jordan Spence is so opposed to It. What kind of a mar- ; rlage will theirs turn out to be, do you think?” Boh whistled but did not reply. -Copyright. 1920. (To Be Continued.) SIBERIA NOT POPULAR HOME. Siberia, covering almost 5,000.000 square j miles, has only nbout 10,000,000 people.

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