Much mush! (as “Kiddo! Kiddo!”—“Kitty! Kitty!”[54])
Passing strange the way of young blood
With French doll baby pretty!
That sexual difference existeth
Renders twain insane;
Except for Nature’s procreative plan,
These instincts—how inane!....
Holdeth French doll from “guy” a secret;
Yes, surely she can _act_!
Only after hour’s deception,
Revealeth she the fact;
When she’s found that she can trust him;
Can reveal her whim:
In burst of laughter doth disclose:
“My real, true name is ‘Jim’!”
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THIRD OF TRILOGY
The Riddle of the Underworld
Sequel to _Autobiography of an Androgyne_ and _The Female-Impersonators_
By Ralph Werther—Jennie June
Edited by
Alfred W. Herzog, Ph.B., A.M., M.D.
(Editor MEDICO-LEGAL JOURNAL)
To be published, in the fall of 1922, by the MEDICO-LEGAL
JOURNAL. At least 65,000 words and a dozen illustrations.
Cloth. Price three dollars, including postage within
United States. The three volumes of the TRILOGY,
(an aggregate of over 200,000 words) ordered on
the same date, eight dollars, including postage.
The AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ANDROGYNE,
ordered on the same date with
one other of the TRILOGY, six dollars.
Price of AUTOBIOGRAPHY
alone, four dollars including
postage.
The author of the TRILOGY, one of the half-dozen most remarkable
bisexuals known to medical science, while living in New York City as
college student and subsequently professional “man,” had, incidentally,
a six years’ variegated experience (age nineteen to twenty-five) in the
Underworld of the metropolis. In [Sidenote: _The Riddle of the
Underworld._] the AUTOBIOGRAPHY, besides an exhaustive analysis of his
own intuitions, beliefs, courses of reasoning, emotions, penchants, and
instincts, the author merely _outlined_ his manner of life and
adventures, particularly while impersonating a female. In THE
FEMALE-IMPERSONATORS, he undertook little more, in description of
Underworld life, than to detail the experiences of cultured
ultra-androgynes.
In the RIDDLE OF THE UNDERWORLD, the author of the TRILOGY—
GIVES the history of New York’s white-light and red-light districts
since the beginning of the nineteenth century; analyzes the causes
of vice and crime on the basis of his intimate mingling with the
Underworlders; shows why a “vicious tenth” exists in all cities,
and how the Overworld (which constitutes nine-tenths of the
population of Christian lands) should regulate the former.
DEPICTS life in New York’s poorest immigrant quarters and
tenements—_in its reality_ because he saw it as an _insider_, the
denizens of the slums and the Underworld shamefacedly veiling the
fundamental facts of their existence from charity and sociological
investigators, but admitting the author to everything because he
mingled with them as a non-intellectual and fairie.
DEPICTS life in the lowest type of slum lodging-house, once the
author’s home, and the night life in general of the Bowery at the
height of the latter’s vogue as New York’s principal red-light
street, the author at the time being one of its “_filles de
joie_.”
[Sidenote: _The Riddle of the Underworld._]
DEPICTS, lastly, in great detail, his career as female-impersonator
in New York’s slums and red-light and white-light districts and
the life of “bosom friends” of the Underworld: Young bloods sowing
their wild oats; middle-aged extreme alcoholic wrecks; extreme
drug addicts; intellectual mild androgynes during the hours when
Nature drives them to a double life in the Underworld; low-class
“fairies”; _filles de joie_ in their hey-day; wrecks of such in
their thirties; “confidence men”; gangsters, gunmen, and burglars
(whom Providence gave the author as soul-mates).
THE CLOSING VOLUME OF THE TRILOGY DEPICTING THE LIFE EXPERIENCE OF A
BISEXUAL UNIVERSITY “MAN”
INDEX
(and., abb. for androgyne or androgynism)
Abraham Myers adventure, 124
Abstinence induces melanch., 44, 72
Absurd legal superstitions, 196
Acquired or congenital, 16, 199
Actors, androgynes as, 87, 97, 100, 177, 206
Adam of Angelo, 215, 216
Adonises, 114, 236, 257, 258
“Adopted sons”, 187, 214, 257, 258
Aesthetes often effeminate, 25
Aestheticism of and., 17, 200, 224, 231
Age-group sought, 226
Age sobered me, 256
Alcoholics, 109
Aliases, choosing, 94
necessity of, 93
Ambition, author’s, 79, 83
American aborigines, 47
AM. JOURNAL OF SEXOLOGY, 266
An Adonis or a Hercules?, 258
Anatomy of author, 84, 86, 87, 91
Alexander the Great, 29, 30, 38
America’s most impious, 184
Anaphrodites, 13
“Androgyne” and “gynander” terms, 155
Androgyne expedients, 241
outcast, 159
Platonic marriage, 217
stamping grounds, 226
talk, 153
Androgynes, 15 et al.
are æsthetes, 17, 224
are goody-goodies, 51
banishment of, 42
benefactors, 36, 220, 221
compelled to fabricate, 242
(cultured), 146 ff., 158, 164 ff., 198 ff., 237 ff., 259
gifted, 36, 37, 48, 161
in war, 255
linguists, 152
loud dressers, 104, 131, 223, 225, 231
more numerous among cultured, 43, 265
nabobize menials, 193
not Sodomites, 223
not to marry, 20, 205
resourceful, 174
wish wife for “sons”, 218
Androgynes’ angelic dispo., 38
families unsuspi., 183, 239
favorites fortunate, 176, 178, 193, 208, 256, 257
one offence, 50
relatives ashamed to prosecute, 246
Androgynism, causes of: =See= Cause of and.
nationally healthful, 48
not degeneracy, 46
stigmata of: =See= Stigmata of and.
Angel to fiend, 138
Angelo—Phyllis, 153, 198 ff.
Anglo-American law unintell., 179
Apollo, 25, 26
Apostro. to lost soul-mate, 116
to the supreme man, 145
Apotheosis of an and., 211
Are androgynes supermen?, 37
Army, bobtailed from, 255
Arrest of androgynes, 150
Arrested development, 49, 149
Artificial breasts, 264, 265
Assassins of high morality, 249
Assault and battery, 141 ff., 256, 261
Associates (author’s) of Bowery, 285
childhood, 54, 59
Fourteenth Street, 118, 130, 215
Stuyvesant Square, 113, 130
Association of and., 146 ff., 232
Astigmatism (mental) of and., x
Author a repository for Underworld’s secrets, 5
robbed two hundred times, 141
Author’s attempt at suicide, 252, 253
contribution to sociology, 96
conversations with opposites, 256
flirtations mushy, 133
foretaste of Z’s fate, 251
menopause, 166, 167
third “adopted son”, 257
trilogy, 3
visage the most marred, 144
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ANDROGYNE, vii, x, xi, 3, 16, 43, 50, 59, 72, 83,
86, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, 103, 122, 131, 133, 166, 228, 236, 239, 251,
252, 253, 255, 258
Aversion to feminine society, 75, 119, 183, 201, 231, 260
B. A. a fairie, 118
Bacon, Francis, 34, 35, 49
Roger, 39, 80
Badge of fairie-ism, 104
Ball games, 65, 257
Banishment of and., 42
Battery Park, 226
Beard growth of author, 84
Beardless men (natural) 19, 29, 32, 151, 264, 265
Beard scanty, 169, 199, 250
Bears, 252, 254
Beer-garden adventure, 212 ff.
Being dogged, 112, 113
Belle of the ball, 185
Benighted lawyers, 196
leaders of thought, 41
physicians, 74, 176, 204, 220
Bent for woman’s toil, 224, 227, 257, 268
Bias rules in sex domain, 163
Bible and sex instinct, 13, 14, 15, 44, 73
on homosexuality, 51, 160
Biceps unrivalled, 134
Bicycle race, six-day, 124
Bigotry (sexual), 2, 22, 23, 39, 41, 51, 52, 72, 73, 74, 80, 87, 95,
139, 147, 149, 154, 159 ff., 160, 167, 168, 180, 191, 193, 195, 197,
202, 209, 213, 220, 222, 239, 240, 245
“Biog. of Passive Pederast”, 266
“Biol. Sport of Fairieism”, 262
Blackmail, viii, 158, 163, 178 ff., 182, 185 ff., 217, 224, 257
Blarney triumphant, 125
Bobtailed from army, 255
Boon of an “adopted son”, 189
Bowery, 169, 207
a magnet, 203 ff.
assoc, of author, 284, 285
“boys”, 172, 176, 205, 207, 285
Brain, author’s, 83
Breasts (artificial), 264, 265
Bright intellects, 36, 258
Broadway Tenderloin, 104, 125, 226
Brownies, 89
Buffalo Bill’s show, 254
Bugle, 212
Burglar alarm, 225
Business career of author, 90 ff., 253, 255
Cæsar, 31, 37, 38
“Calvin Luther”, 217, 219 ff.
Caravan, 253
Carpenter, Edward, 17, 37
Castration, 16, 67
Catamite, 27
Cat in a strange garret, 172
Cause of androgynism, 18, 46, 49, 60, 70, 73, 147, 148, 149
female-impersonation, 99, 100, 101, 148
sex intensity, 78, 164, 165
Central Park, 226
Cerc. Herm., 151 ff., 200, 224
Change of life, 165, 166
Chantage: =See= Blackmail
Chevelure, feminine, 264
Chevelure of author, 85, 86
Childhood female-impersonation, 62, 66, 170
Childhood’s sex influences, 165
Childlike and womanlike, 86
Childlikeness of author, 83, 85, 88, 91
“Child of the Devil”, 136
Child sex expression, 54, 57, 59, 60, 61, 64, 78
Choosing aliases, 94
Christians’ morality, 196
Christine of Sweden, 38
Church and public opinion guilty, 245, 261
Clerical profession, 42, 43, 44, 191
Climacteric, 166
Coasting, 66
Coddled in college, 85
College course, 82
preparation, 65, 72
Common and. practices, 158
type of sexual insanity, 137
Compens. by Providence, 83, 256
Comstock, Anthony, 92
Conclus. from life exp., 73
Confessions to author, 5, 256
Confidants of every-day circle, 91, 95, 144
Congen. or acquired, 16, 199
Conscientious murderer, 235
Cont. Europe contrast, 179
Conversations, sample, 107 ff., 133 ff., 152 ff., 188 ff.
with sexual opposites, 256
Cornbury, Lord, 38
Corsets, 250
Court empl. ultra-crim., 93
Court martials, 94, 257
Cowardice of and., 67, 68, 75, 224, 225
Cowboys, 253, 254, 258
“Crime against Nature”, 195, 196
Criminal prudery, 61
ultra-, 113, 138 ff.
Crooks are boastful, 122, 123
Cross, author’s, 143
Cross-dressing, 62, 66, 67, 75, 87, 103, 104, 108, 131, 135, 152, 157,
165, 170, 199, 200, 201, 202, 209, 211, 237, 239, 240, 244, 246,
248, 250, 264, 265, 267
Cultured and., 146 ff., 158, 164 ff., 170 ff., 198 ff., 259, et al.
Cure for homosexuality, 16, 20
Curiosity, author a, 84
Dalliance, 256
Damocles, sword of, 225, 231
Dark ages, 39, 80, 93, 160, 220
Daughter of regiment, 255
Day dreams, 113, 170, 203, 259
Death experienced, 142
preferred to discl., 230
to the traitor, 128
Decline of nations, 45
Degeneracy, and. not, 46
“Degenerates”, 49, 221, 252, 263
De Joux, 17
Depilation, 32, 100, 152, 169, 185, 199
“Depraved” defined, 160
Detectives, and. as, 123,
author as, 5, 238, 284
Development, arrested, 49, 149
Disclosure to “every-day” associates, 91, 95, 144
Disposition of and., 38, 51
Diversions of girl-boys, 62, 65, 66, 68, 71, 72
Divorce, 7, 12
Does fairie exist?, 263
Dog-faced boys, 84
Dogged, 113, 208
Double life, 97, 101, 104, 118, 119
Dressing, cross: =see= Cross-dr. for a spree, 202
Dress-making of and., 68, 232
Dual personality, 92, 97, 101, 102, 112, 119
“Duchess of Austria”, 176
Early consc. of deform., 74
Earmarks of and.: =See= Stigmata
Ear-rings, 266
Effects of abstinence, 44, 72
child sex expression, 78, 164, 165
Effeminacy common in æsthetes, 25, 231
that is culpable, 47
Egotism, 163, 168
Ellis, Dr. Havelock, 37, 48, 50, 158
Elmira Reformatory, 138
Endocrinology’s testimony, 16
Enemies of truth & justice, 4
Enlistment in army, 257
Environment, infl., 132
Epworth League, 127
Erotic pleasure’s value, 72
Eternally dovetailed, 211
Eunice, 168 ff., 206
Eunuchs, 20
Europe, continental, 179
Euterpe, 184 ff.
Every-day circle of author, 85, 91 ff., 95, 102, 118, 119, 144
Experiencing death, 142
Exp. from univ., author’s, 95
Fabrication of and., 242
Fags: =See= Fairies
Fairie apprenticeship, author’s, 103
bachelor of arts, 118
does he really exist, 263
Fairieism, badge of, 104
“biological sport of”, 262
“Fairies”, 89, 109, 150, 255, 262 ff., 266 ff., et al.
Fairies best stool pigeons, 123
extreme dressers, 104, 131, 231, 268
Fairsea, Mr., 159 ff.
“Fairy and Lady Lover”, 262
“Fallen angels”, 114, 118, 205, 285
Families ignorant of bisexual members, 62, 183, 239
F’ank, 54, 59, 61
Faro, 127
Fasting, 79
Father’s assert. disc., 247
Favorites of androgynes, 7, 107 ff., 114, 130, 131, 208, 209 ff., 214
ff., 227, 232, 233, 234, 236, et al.
“Fed up” on falsehoods, 254
Fellatio, 59, 60, 64, 182, 228, 235, 236, 238, 255, 256
effects of, 99, 235, 256
Female-impersonate intoxication, 104, 106, 111, 212
Female-impersonation, 32, 46, 66, 93, 99, 100, 101, 103 ff., 131, 150,
157, 171, 177, 183 ff., 201 ff., 205 ff., 209 ff., 235, 243, 256,
261, 263, 267, et al.
cause of, 99, 100, 101, 148
in childhood, 66, 170
instinctive, 99
obsession, 260
sprees, 103 ff., 170, 175 ff., 201 ff., 207, 211 ff., 218, 240, 241,
248, 251, 255, 259
Female-impersonators, gifted, 108
popular, 107
Female with male genitals, 176
Femin. anat. of and., 64, 66
Feminesqueness of author recognized by business associates, 91
Feminine chevelure, 264
figure recognized, 87
Fire-arms, horror of, 75
First real. of abnor., 70, 73
Flagellation, 79
Flirtation, 107 ff., 130, 133 ff., 166, 207
Fort X, 245
Y 255 ff.
Fourteenth St. Rialto, 98, 104, 106, 117, 118, 130, 208, 215, 226
Fourth sex, 98
Frank White, 168 ff., 206
Freaks of nature, 84, 263, 270
French doll-baby, 91, 97, 98, 101, 102, 104, 153, 280
French leave, 197, 257
Freq. of and., 17, 18, 253
fairie-ism, 107
Frigidity of and. toward women, 226, 231, 260
Full-fledged instincts equally unæsthetic, 136
Gamblers, 114
Gambler’s antecedents, 117
Gambling a master passion, 120
Gangsters, 171 ff., 205 ff., 260, 261
Ganymede, 27
Gas-house district, 137
Genius, 36, 263
George’s antecedents, 215
Gethsemane, author’s, 77 ff.
Girl-boy diversions, 62, 65, 66, 68, 71, 72
reasons for suicide, 68
God will avenge androgynes, 52
God-intoxicated youth, 70, 73, 76, 77, 79, 143
Gœthe, 93
Goody-good. of and., 51, 180
a “fille de joie”, 204
transformed, 204
Grabowsky, Dr., 17
Grand Central, 206, 208
Union, 129
Great cy. desir., 200, 201, 203
delusion, the, 168
Greeks, 27, 47, 48, 162
Guest murders, 227, 229, 234, 250
Gun-men, 171
Gynanders, 98, 154 ff., 199
love androgynes, 154, 155
Gynander’s fate, 154 ff.
Hacked to death, 228
Half-and-half as to sex, 15, 19, 22, 201, 205, 209
Hanging and., 251
Hangman’s noose, 247
Hare-brained sex, 211, 280
Harmlessness of and. and inversion, viii, 28, 42, 50, 147, 161, 192,
209, 220, 221, 236, 263
Harvey Green, 131 ff., 144, 149
Health of author, 99, 235
Hercules, 236, 257, 258
an unrivalled, 131 ff.
Hermaphrodites, 21
psychic, 19
Hermaphroditoi, 151 ff., 164 ff.
Hermaphroditos, 27
Cercle, 151 ff., 200, 224
Hero-worship, 134
Herzog, Dr. A. W., i, vii ff.
Hirschfeld, Dr. M., 18
Homocide Bureau, 247
Homos. at climacteric, 166
Bible on, 44, 51, 160
(chronic) congenital, ix, 16, 20, 46
cure for, 16, 20
“Homosexuals” a misnomer, 254
no worse than hetero., 148
Hon., author’s bosom friend, 85
Hotel Comfort, 109
Hotel X, 156
Housekp. of and., 201, 226, 257
How milk on 14th St., 126
Howard, Dr. W. L., 27, 37
Hypocrites, 11, 115. =See= also Pharis.
Immoral. novelty in N. Y., 194
Imprisonment of and., 81, 149, 191 ff., 209, 213, 263 ff.
Incognito necessary, 200
Indian country, 258
Industry of author, 255
Infantilism, 38, 61, 84, 88, 90, 156
Infatuation, 187
Inherited lechery, 56
In high spirits, 241, 242
Inquis. author, 122, 132, 150, 167
Instinct. female-imp., 99
Intellect of author, 82, 83
androgynes, 36, 83, 263, 267
Intellectual aristocrat browbeaten by pleb., 195
Intoxication, female-impersonate, 104, 106, 111, 212
Irresponsibility of and., 163
Is bisex. worst crime?, 147
“I want to die!”, 69
Javerts, 197
“Jennie June”, origin, 93
Jennie Lind, 94
Jesus, 15
Jilted, 115, 138, 251, 252, 254
Joseph (of Egypt), 220
JOURNAL OF SEXOLOGY, 37, 110
Kant, 14
Keep tots sexually clean, 60
Key stolen, 142
Knit souls, 122, 123, 210
Krafft-Ebing, Dr., 15, 158
Lake Ontario, 117
Law, Ang.-Amer., unintell., 179
Law clerk, 92
Laws, change of, viii, 1
Lawyers, benighted, 196
Leader of a Bowery gang, 207
Leaders of th’t benight., 41
ignore evidence, 162
murderers, 150, 209, 245, 261
Lecturer on sexo., author, 256
Legal adoption, 217, 218
persecution of androgynes, 1, 93, 143, 161, 162, 179, 196, 213, 265
superstitions, 196
Leland, Chas. G., 37
Lichtenstein, Dr. P. M., 16, 262
Life-story told sweeth., 256
Lind, Earl, 92, 94, 95
Loathing of androgynes, 228, 238, 242, 245, 246, 251, 253 ff., 261
a murder motive, 157, 232
Lohengrin, 137
Lotharios, 107 ff., 118, 130
Love letters, author’s, 95
LOVE’S COMING-OF-AGE, 17, 37, 48
Lumbering camps, 253
Madison Sq., 226
Garden, 124, 254
Male figure more artistic, 157
qual. that knit fem., 258
Man and woman in one body, 112
ashamed of his nature, 168
not rational, 39 ff., 163
-slaughter, 243
transf. into soubr., 268
woman, & infant in one, 88
Man’s prudery almost fatal, 80
causes many murders, 157
Mandatory of society, 222, 233, 235, 238
Manner of life of and., 200, 224, 257, 264
“Manon Lescaut”, 151
Many fem.-imp. expl., 240
Mardi gras, 184
Marriage covers sins, 218
of and., 20, 29, 31, 217
Marry, androgynes not to, 20, 205
Martin, 118
Masked ball, 157, 182 ff.
Match-heads eaten, 255
Maternal instincts, 177
McDonald, B., 116, 119 if., 275
Medical exam., 250, 260, 261
superstition, 20
MEDICAL LIFE, 262
MEDICAL REV. OF REVIEWS, 262
MEDICO-LEGAL JOURNAL, vii ff., 4
Melancholia of and., 44, 62, 67, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74, 76 ff., 80, 101,
103, 104, 195, 201, 202, 209, 239, 252, 254
Menopause, 166
of author, 166, 167
Men-women: =See= Gynanders.
Methodists, 117, 193
Method of robbery, 140 ff.
Michelangelo, 32, 37, 38, 161, 215, 216
Mildly androgynous, 18, 151
virile, 11, 220, 221
Military prison, 257
Millinery of and., 200, 268
Miners, 253
Misanthrope, making a, 192
Missionary work of author, xi, 1, 2, 81, 167, 245
Mistresses, 253
“Mith Nighty”, 157
Modesty of girl-boys, 64, 68
Mohawk valley, 132, 138
Moll, Dr. A., 17
Mollie Dale, 155 ff.
Monandry not for and., 182
“Monsters”, 1, 42, 180, 191, 222, 233, 238, 244, 252, 254
“Monte Carlo”, 120, 126 ff.
Morality of and., 49, 51, 180, 222
of Christians, 196
Morgue, 260
Moron, 83, 90
Most and. ultra-relig., 43
shelt., 2
went to bad, 55
Mr. Skirt, 186 ff.
Mulberry St., 103, 138
Murder motive in loathing of and., 157, 232
Murdered by a guest, 227, 229, 234, 250
Murderer (consc.), 235, 249
mand. of soc., 222, 233, 235, 238
Murd. and. not necessary, 254
Murders of and., viii, 1, 142, 149, 157, 162, 208, 221 ff., 227, 231,
235, 237 ff., 254, 256, 259 ff.
Muscles of author, 84
My life’s motto, 77
tempta. hardly eq., 78
Myers, Abraham, 121, 124 ff.
Nabob. by and., 236, 256, 257
Names of and., 93, 100, 101, 151, 157, 176, 219
Nathan’s parable, 147
Nations, decline of, 45
Natural monogamy, 12
polygamy, 10
Nature indic. rear. as girl, 65
to be blamed, 163
Nature’s nobleman, 254
Neckties, 104, 260
New York Harbor, 237
Beau Brummel, 115 ff.
Newton, Isaac, 14
No alcohol, no ven. dis., 110
Non-congenital homos., ix
Non-resist. of and., 206, 241, 248
Non-segregation, 161
Not cause decl. nat., 47
Not willingly half-and-h., 201
Now man, now woman, 3, 190
Nursing by and., 255
Nymph. (psy.), 60, 169, 257
Obed. to Nat. gave peace, 101
Occupations of and., 16, 43
Onanism, 12, 83
Onanists (mutual), 20
One offence of and., 50
Opposites attract, 258
Outcast and., 159
Outlook on life at 11, 67
Over-conscientiousness, 71, 220
Parents killed by offs., 254
take time for children!, 165
Parents’ duty, 60, 61
Paresis, 148
Hall, 146 ff., 181
“Pass. pederast, biog. of”, 266
Pathics, 60
Paul (author’s soul-mate), 118
Paul, St., 14
Pederasty (active), 20
(passive), 20, 266
Pedro, 126 ff.
Perennial youth of and., 91, 151, 228, 255
Persecution of and., 149, 180, 193, 197, 244, 246, 251, 261
Personality (dual), 92, 97, 101, 102, 112, 119
Petits-jesus, 51, 147
Phariseeism of public, 4, 11, 23, 159 ff., 181, 193, 252
Phyllis, 153, 198 ff.
antecedents, 200
finds herself, 206, 207
passes on, 221
Physicians
dicta, 16, 49, 74, 143, 149, 204, 220 ff.
narrowminded, 144
Physique of author, 84, 89, 108
Plato, 27, 29, 37, 161
Plat. mar. of and., 166, 217, 239
Plum, 159 ff.
Plumpness of and., 20
Policeman, 213, 247, 260
Portrait painter, 215
Potiphar’s wife, 220
Poultry bisexuality, 24
Predest. of aut. to career, 79, 80
Present soc. rules inadeq., 57
Prince Pansy, 151
Prodigy (muscular), 134 ff.
Professional life of author, 90 ff., 253, 255
Promisc. and., 182, 235, 255
Prostitutes, 253
Provid. compens. aut., 58, 256
praised, 73, 113, 143
Prudery, 40, 61, 220, 228, 238, 245, 256
murders, 149, 225, 227, 235, 245, 253
Pseudo-hermaphrodites, 21
Psyche, author’s, 89
Psych. effem., degrees, 240
hermaphrodites, 19, 239
Psychop. individuality, 238
Public opinion guilty, 245
Publicity would remove a world of woe, 197
Pug Heaven, 175 ff.
Pugilists’ Haven, 171 ff.
Punishments for and., 144
Puritanism of and., 45, 106, 118, 249
Pussie (origin of name), 94
Q Apartments, 224
Q’s murder, 3, 259 ff.
“Rabbit”, 205 ff.
Race suicide, 49, 161, 196
“Ralph Werther”, origin, 93, 94
Raphael, 33, 49, 93, 161
Rare find, 135
Rebellion, War of, 255
Recogn., mutual, of and., 158
Recogn. after 16 yrs., 255
Regimentals overpowering, 210
Rejec. from Chr. ministry, 80
Relat. ashamed prosec., 246
Religiosity of and., 43, 73, 143, 191
Religious prodigy, author was, 70, 73, 76, 77, 79, 143
Reporters, 248
Resourceful and., 176, 181
Reticence, sex, 167, 168, 222, 239, 245, 259
Reubs, 119 ff.
Rialto: =See= Fourteenth St.
RIDDLE OF UNDERWORLD, 4, 59, 98, 103, 114, 118, 123, 204
Robbers’ vic. 200 times, 141
Robbery, 140, 173, 176, 230, 232, 234, 256, 261
Rockies, 252, 253, 258
Roland Reeves, 150 ff., 158 ff., 164, 208
Ropes, 249
Sadder but wiser “Reub”, 129
Sailors, 172 ff., 230, 240, 249
Saint Paul’s sex teachings, 14
School days (author’s), 63, 82
Seance with a burglar, 139
Secret guest, 231
Segregation of and., 161
Sex bigotry: =See= Bigotry
doctrine of Bible, 13, 14, 15, 44, 73
domain ruled by bias, 163
expression in childhood, 54, 57, 59, 60, 61, 64, 78
fourth, 98
influences of childhood, 165
instinct’s decline, 165
intensity, cause of, 78, 164, 165
scale, 22
Sexology tabooed: =See= Reticence
Sexual insanity, 137
precocity, 64
the worst crippling, 2
Shakespeare-author, 34, 37, 38
problem, 35
Shame of and.’s rel., 245, 246
Shufeldt, Dr. R. W., 82, 89, 110, 266
Sikhs, 48
Simul. life as 3 persons, 92
Sing Sing, 196, 202
Skeleton of author, 84
Social elite, 265
Sociology, aut’s contr., 96
Socrates, 28, 37, 161
Sodomites, 45, 146, 223, 238
Softness of and., 66, 84 ff., 254, 255
Soldiers, 11, 30, 31, 47, 79, 87, 104, 210, 226, 233, 255 ff.
“Soldiers’ Friend”, 89
Solut. of gyn. disapp., 156
Sons (“adopted”), 187, 214, 257, 258
Songs of fairie, 133, 269
Soprano voice of and., 267
Soul-mate of author (lifelong in dreamland), 54
Spencer, Herbert, 14
Spermatorrhea, 83
Spiritual auto. of author, 73
“Squirrel”, 207
Stamping grounds of and., 226
Stigmata of and., 19, 100, 151, 199, 231, 250, 255, 259, 264, 265, 267
Strangling of and., 232 ff., 237 ff., 242, 249
Struggling to save reason, 143
Stuyvesant Sq., 113, 130 ff.
Suetonius, 37
Suicide of and., viii, 1, 62, 68, 74, 195, 209, 237 ff., 251 ff., 254,
255, 260
Super-men
are and.?, 37
Supreme man, 136, 145
woman, 212
Susa, 114
Talk of and., 153 ff.
Temperance only salv., 59
Tenderloin (Broadway), 104, 125, 226
Testicular secretion, 16, 149
Things not what seem, 119
Throwing act of and., 65, 67, 267
Tobacco, 152
“Tombs” (N. Y. City), 194 ff., 262
Tony Neddo, 186 ff., 193, 197
Torture of and., method, 244, 261. =See also under= Persecution.
Tracy, 126 ff.
Transform, not bargained, 173
Tremend. vir., 7, 107, 122, 221
attitude toward and., 172, 176, 186 ff., 201, 206, 221, 235, 253, 256
Trilogy (author’s), 3
Trusted murderer, 234
26th to 32d yrs. of aut., 89 ff.
Two handwritings, 95
Ulrichs, K. H., 38
Ultra-androgynous, 19
crim. court employee, 93
unexpected happens, 138
virile, 9
Underworld’s sec. confi. aut., 5
Union Square, 226
University and., 103 ff., 118, 158, 180
author expelled from, 95
“Urning” term, 38
Value of erotic pleasure, 72
Village fairie, 71
Virile: =See= Tremend. v. & ultra-v.
Virility confers bravery, 255
Visage aut. most marred, 144
Visit to Ft. Y in 1921, 255
Voice of author, 86, 111
Walt Whitman, 30, 36, 37, 255
War and and., 30, 32, 87, 255
Warning to and., 206
Whistling, 267
Wilde, Oscar, 18, 28, 49
Witch-burning, 41
Weapons a fetish, 224
Wee girl-boy’s outlook, 62
“Werther”, origin, 93
Why androgynes are hated, 45
an Underworld, 6
Wig, 202, 217, 265, 268
Wiles of and., 158, 181, 239, 240, 241, 251
Womanlike, author, 86, 87
Woman-man, the, 213
Woman-soul, 253
Woman’s toil, bent, 227, 257, 268
World War, 255
Wyoming, 254
“X and wife”, 158
X offenceless, 236
X’s murder, 223 ff.
Xenophon, 29
Y offenceless, 236
Y’s murder, 231 ff.
Yearning for feminine attire, 267. =See also= Cross-dressing.