Tract denouncing the moral effects of the brothels, bars and gambling dens of the "Levee" in Springfield. Includes vivid descriptions of the red-light district in Springfield and the corrupt city government that allowed it to exist. Includes an account of the race riot of 1908 and a sympathetic portrait of alleged murderer Joe James. Clark also denounces the Roman Catholic Church for encouraging the operation of bars and the production of distilled liquors. Also includes an account of the horrors of venereal disease and an account of the visit of evangelist Billy Sunday to Springfield in 1909. (Milan, Ill.: the author, 1910). 196 p., 7.5" x 5.5." Photocopy.