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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-12-13

Columbia State: After more than
twenty years service in the militia Of
the state. J. c. Boyd. the adjutant gen.
eral, will he placed upon tn" retired
list of the National Guard of South
Carolina with the rank of major gem
eral. This order was issued yesterday
by Gov. Ansel, the Cummander-in -chief
of the National Guard. The order will
take effect upon the date of the eX
piratiun of j. G. Boyd's term in the Of
flee of adjutant general. The appoint
mcnt was made in compliance with
provisions of section 52a military code
of South Carolina.
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Chr aturkrills enquirer.
Entered at the Postoffice in Yorkville
as Mail Matter of the Second Glass.
YoRKVILLE. s. c.:
TUESDAY, DECEMBER l3, 1910.

That old merger suit foolishness
has already retarded the growth OF
South Carolina a good many years.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY-
TERRAIN.
There will be prayer meeting on
Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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PRESBYTERIAl

There will be prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
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Spartanburq District.

Spartanburg District-M. L. Gar
islc, presiding elder; Belmont, T. B.
Owen: Campobello, +. G. Kilgore;
Carlisle, f. L. Mccoy; Cherokee. w. H.
Thrower: Clifton and Cowpens, +. A.
Wilkes: Enoree. ID. ID. Jones: Gaffney.
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Marion District-R. f. Stackhouse
presiding elder: Bamberg w. II
Rethea; Britton's Neck. w. P. Mead
ors. Jr.; Brownsville. ]. l. Spinks;
Pucksville. w. r. Barnes: Centenary.
W. = Myers: Conway. A. d. Belts;
Conway circuit, f. +. ScOggins; Clio
C.. c. Herbert: Dillon. A. y. Brunson;
Gallivants. d. H. Everett; Latta. j. f.
Carlisle: Latta circuit. p. j. Guess;
Little River, r. F. Bryant: Little
Rock w. C.. Owen; Loris, 5. T.
Creech: Marion. 5. p. Harper: Ma
riOn circuit. ]. A. McGraw: Mullins,
]. L. Daniel: Mullins circuit. w. A.
Peckham: North Mullins, W. B.
Paker: Waccamaw. w. NJ. Hardin:
student Vanderbilt university, ]. H.
Graves.
Oranseburg District.
Orangeburg District-C. b. Smith,
presiding elder: Bamberg. w. H.
Hodges: Bamberg Mills. to be sup
piled: Barnwell. w. j. Snyder:
Pranchville. :. d. Bailey; Cameron,
L. l.. Bedenbaugh: Denmark. T. f.
Morris: Edisto. Y. w. Godbold; Eu-
tawville. J. p. Simpson: Grover. ).
w. Danner: Harleyville. y. :. Lesley:
Norway. w. =. Goodwin Olar to be
SupDlle0, OTdnSeDuTS, Sl. fdul >, IL
w. Pays: Orangeburg circuit, :. w.
Henry: Orange. r. l.. Belvin: Provi-
dence. j. J. Stevenson: J. f. Way,
supernumerary: ROwesville. \. r.
Phillips: Smoaks. J. \. Rushton: st.
George. J. w. Ariail: student Wander
bilt university. l.. F.. Virgins.
Rock Hill District.
Rock Hill District-T &. O'Dell,
presiding elder; Blacksburg. J. p. Pat
ton: Rlackstock. Fl. p. Hardy: Ches-
ter NJ. w. Hook; Chester circuit, r.
A. Yoneue: East Chester. F. r.
Hodges: East Lancaster. w. b. JUS
tuS: Fort Mill. II. ]. White: Hickory
Grove. G. Y. Rhoad: Lancaster. NJ. NJ.
Prabham: Lancaster circuit. j. T
MacFarlane: North Rock Hill. j. y.
White: Richburg. w. :. Martin; Rock
Hill. st. Johns. +. X. Hardin. West
Rock Hill. G. y. Carter: Rock Hill
circuit. H. w. Whitaker: Van Wyck.
f.. p. Green: WinnsbOro. ID. Arthur
Phillips: Yorkville circuit. j. f. An
derSOn.
Spartanburg District.
Spartanburg District-M. L. Gar
lislr. presiding elder; Belmont, T. B.
Owen: Campobello, +. G. Kilgore;
Carlisle, f. L. Mccoy; Cherokee. w. H.
Thrower: Clifton and Cowpens, +. A.
Wilkes; Enoree. d. d. Jones: Gaffney,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

San Francisco. July s.-Church-
men here have begun q movement to
bar the JenEies-Johnson fight pic
lures from San Francisco. Attorney
J.. z White Of the Church Fedora
ton. declares today that he believed
a municipal ordinance Is in force
forbidding the display or reproduc-
fIon OF crime.
The ehurehmen viii proceed IN
der this ordinance and upon the con
tention that as Governor GIIett pre-
vented the aght fron being held IN
California because it was felony
under the law the display Of thu
pictures would be a reproduction o.
the felony.
Representative OF the Mayor and
the board Of Supervisors today de-
clared that the churchmen may
spare their efforts ss a board Of cen
s0rs appointed b. the supervisors
will pass upon the question and thai
II the pictures are found TO be sub
Versive to the general public morals
the censors viii bar the pictures
II was asserted that the censors
already have barred more than one
fourth OF the pictures brought in by
moving picture companies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

der against the exhibition oE the Gins
Since then IN many cities similar or.
fers have been Issued. and in other
cities the matter Il being asitatsd-
OrderB against the pictures have
heen issued in Washington. St. Louis,
Des Moi1es. Llneoln. Detroit and
Houston
II Kansas City. Denver and other
cities the matter has been brought
before ths authorities. In NeE Or
leans the authorities have decided to
allow the pictures 70 Be exhibited but
VIII not permit blacks and whites %
see them az the ssme tine, and IN
usual precautions would be taken 70
prevent any disturbance.
Tn Chicago Mayor Busse and chief
Of Police Steward have conferred
about the matter aud have decided
that TIE pictures may be displayed.
They declare that there IS 10 reason
now Why the pictures should not BE
exhibited here. but II any reason de-
yslops they VIII probably take dFzs-
tic action against them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
GATHERED IN BY
THE GRIM REAPER
FORMER SALEM LADY SIC
CUyIRs TO DEATH AFTER
LONG ILLNESS IN CALIFORNIA

The funeral Of AIRS. Jeanette Van
derpool. wife Of John vanderpooI.
Who died July 2. at MarysviIle. Cal
if0rnia. vas held yesterday at Pacific
Grove. she was 40 years Of age and
re cause Of DEAN was a complies-
t-oa Of diseases.
Deceased was for many years o
resident Of this city and leaves a
host Of warm friends and acquaint-
sncea who VIII grieve at her sad and
sudden denise. She was married ia
Salem 20 1lr. John Vanderpool about
Is years ago and four children we're
born 70 this happy union. but one
oe whom survives.
Mr. VanderpooI has occupied
many positions Of srusE in this city.
the latest OF which vas Sanitor u
the state house. vhtsh as resigned
eight years ago to aeesp- tho super
fnfeudency Of the Yata county
California; poor .srm - Marys-
WIZ HAA@A pJ1A~NoA NJ SfAAl ADAI1-
Since leaving Salem the sfstwhiIe
happy family seems to have been
followed BY one als'o-;une after
arother. having los son through
1eath about a year ago md another
datehter. years old. On June -
last and the weight OF us grief.
coupled with the Illness OF body she
was herself suffering eventually bore
the fond. loving and heartbrOken
mother to an early grave. Besides
the husband she leaves llstIe
daughter. u years OF age. two sis
tiers. Mrs. Wells Latourette Of slarys-
vile. Cal. and Mrs. James Maple
thorpe. of thh city. and two broth
ers. Joseph Osburn Of Tlllamook
and Andrew Osburn Of Independ-
ence. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
TO HOLD
new BOND
ELECTION

TIE sehool board held a meeting
last nizht and decided to hold an eiec-
ton for voting On the issuance Of
bords for the sum of sfo.oos On
Iuly II. ne lssaance of bonds .
made EscezsaEy 70 coyer bonds Nhich
VII cone due this fzll. srd also 20
cover nancy drawn from the current
expense fand. in the purchase Of the
two school house sitss. and repairs
being made on the Ezs. school house
site
me subject o. installing a water
pssat n the Ensiswood sehool hozss
also came Up for censfderation. and
was referred 70 the building commit
tes. Bsond thEs nothing but routine
business was transacted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Jenries made light Of the blow
at first but it was admitted today
that the right side of his face IS stiu
affected. the sight of the right eye
deranged and the nerve still partial
ly paralyzed.
JeR can see with the right eye
but not distinctly and doctors are
hoping that he may eventually fully
recover his sight.
Forget Me-" Says Jeff.
Oakland, Cal, July 6.-James J.
Jeffries and party arrived here short
ly after IL O'Clock today. The defeat
ed fighter was uncertain regarding
the length of his stay in Oakland.
When he left the train he was taken
directly to the home Of Dick Adams.
one Of his closest friends.
~An l would like the public to do
is to leave me alone ana forget me"
said the big fellow. Il have done my
best, but I could not fight at my best.
I want 70 go back TO my home near
Los Angeles. and to be regarded as
any private citizens. and be left un-
disturbed.
JeRries' right eye is still in bad
shape. He can see with 1t, but is
compelled, when reading, TO bring
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Des MOines. Ia, July s.-M0tfon
pictures Of the JsFTfes-Johnson fgEt
VIII not be displayed in Iowa A
state Law prohibiting the exhibition
Of such pictures in the state and this
law viii be enforced
AttorneT-General Byers TODAY
served notice that IL the district at
tOFneys in the various counties do
not enforce the law he viii take ae-
ton himself to see that the films
ave not exhibited. The COssOn law
empowers the attorney-genera1 to
take action 10 enforce the laws
when the various district attorneys
fail 70 do 50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
No show in st. Louis.

st. Louis. Mo-. July 6.-The
board Of police commissioners an
nOuncsd today that the proposed dis
play Of motion pictures Of the JET
fries-JOhnson fight viii not be per-
mitted
The police believe that with thou
sands Of negroes in ST. Louis eager
to show their admiration for Jaex
Johnson and their belief that the
big black can whip any white man
living. they would become riotous
after viewing the pictures.
The display Of the pictures in St.
Louis would be a grave mistake. se-
cordiug 10 the authorities. and
would result in arousing bitter race
feeling that might result in blood
shed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
PERRY is
INDICTED
BY JURY
ALLEGED AssAULTER OF GIRL
CHILD HELD To TRIAL ON
STATUTORY CHARGE - OFFI-
GER JACK WHITLACH EXON
GRATED OF CHARGE OF
SHOOTING DOG.

The grand jury returned an fndiet-
ment this afternoon against Frank
Perry. charging him with the crime
Of assault with intent 70 commit rape
upon the person OF Hattie Brill and
he viii be sTrsigned tomorrow before
Judge Burnett
The offense was committed by Per-
y on June s OF this year. He was az
the time engaged in selling photos If
residences. which had been taken BY
q photographer Of a company he was
representing in the vicinity OF wha-
is known as the Lord block. Eight
year-old Hattie Brill was returning
at noon from school, and she was
halted by P rry. who, after giving her
a quarter. and representing 10 her
that he would accompany her home
and sell a picture TO her parents Of
their home, prevailed on her to ac-
company him.
After visiting several residences he
lured her into the Lord block. where
he sought to accomplish his fendish
purpose, but the screams OF the girl
aroused the neighborhood, and he
abandoned his purpose and fed He
was arrested shortly afterwards by
Oheer Murphy. At his preliminary
examination he entered plea Of not
guilty. and, after the state had intro
dueed its evidence, took the stand
and made a statement, which. the
prosecution contended, is alone suf-
fcient to convict him.
Jack WhitIach Acquitted.
The grand ,ury acquitted Jack
Whitlach OF the charge Of malicious
destruction Of personal property. The
ofense was alleged to consist in the
shooting and killing OF a dog which
was alleged TO be the property Of G.
W Briggs.
After reporting the jury immedi-
ateIy retired to the grand jury room
to consider further matters There
are a number OF cases yet 10 be con-
sidered. and the jury viii probably
be in session throughout the week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

New York. July 6.'-Charzing
that The exhibition Of The JeErfes-
Johnson fight pictures constitutes
the reproduction OF an Illegal act
and Insisting that the exhibiting u
the pictures amounts practically .
the fauntfng OF a crime In the pub
lie face. the international AssOeip-
ton Of Police Chiefs tOray entered
the fight against the picture produe-
ton Of the late affair at Reno.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Denver. Colo. July s.-A move
ment fz on foot in Colombo today tc
ask the governor and the mayors of
ali Colorado cities to bar the moving
pictures Of the JeHries-Johnson
hghts
Governor John 2. Shafroth issued
q statement today saying he would
not attempt 70 bar the pictures. He
declared that such action would be
ousfde his province
The supervisors Of Denver will
meet Tuesday 70 decide whether
they win bar the pictures here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

New Orleans. La. July 6.-Ths
victory OF Jack Johnson over JeEries
viii be shown in motion pictures IN
az least one southern city. The city
officials today decided that they
would permit the pictures 20 be
shown here. but in order to prevent
r,oting whites and blacks will not
be allowed 10 watch the pictures ar
the same time or place. Precautions
viii BE- taken where the pictures are
displayed TO prevent any disturb
ances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

London. July She IeErfez-
johnson fight pictures viii be barred
IN the Biograph halls Of johannes
burg. south Africa. according 10 a
despatch reeeivsd here today. The
0Eeials fear that the pictures would
cause the smouldsring race feeling
there to burst into fame and that
fatal riots between whites and
blacks would result.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

the paper within two inches Of his
nose.
Besides Jef and Mrs. Jefries, the
other members Of the party were Sam
Berger, Roger Cornell, Joe Choynski,
Jack Jenries and Farmer Burns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Washington, July believing
that more riots would follow the ex-
hfbitiOn Of the Jeffries-Johnson fight
pictures in Washington. the commis-
siOners OF the District Of Columbia
today ordered them barred
Chief Of Police Sylvester requested
the commissioners to rule agains.
the pictures and stated that should
the films be shown race riots would
be renewed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
JEFF MAY LOSE
SIGHT OF HIS EYES
BLOW RECEIVED OVER RIGHT
OPTIC IN SECOND Round PAR
ALYZED NERVE AND SERIOUS
DOUBTS ARE FELT As To
FULL RECOVERY OF EYE
SIGHT.

Sacramento. Calf. July 6.-(oa
board James J. Jenries' special carr
efforts we're made to
keep the fact secret. the blow John
son delivered in the second roun
OF his fight with Je1ries at Reno
paralyzed the optic nerve of the
right eye and possibly permanently
Injured the white mans sight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
Prohibited i'm obb.

Cineinnatti. o., July s.-Declar-
ing that It would be inconsistent to
bar prize fights and permit the ex-
hibition Of fight pictures, Mayor
Sehwab today issued an order pro-
hibiting the Jefries-JOhnson fight
pictures in Cincinnati. Prize fights
are not allowed in Ohio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
To Receive Miss Deacon.

Newport, R. l., July 6.-Friends Of
Miss Edith Deacon and George Pea
body. both prominent in Newport so
ciety circles are planning today to
give them reception upon their re-
turn from Boston, following the an
nouncement Of their engagement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
AIsa AZ LmeoIn.

Lincoln. Neb.. July 6.-Chief of
Police Malone probably viii bar the
exhibition OF moving pictures OF the
Jefriea-Johnson fight. A strong
movement Is under way here to in
duee the chief to exercise his au-
thority under the municipal law and
prevent a display Of the fight films
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
Nothing Doing in Georgia.

Atlanta, Ga, July ST will GER
tainly not permit the Jehries-John
son fight pictures to be shown in Al.
lanta," said Mayor Maddox today
The pictures would infame the
anti-negro sentiment and the result
would be disastrous"
The report OF the result Of the
big fight caused clashes between
whites and blacks in Atlanta and il
is the opinion OF the mayor that 20
permit the pictures to be shown
would renew the trouble and posi-
by arouse more feeling than the
outsome OF the night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Kansas CITY. Mo, July 6.--Mov-
ing pictures OF the JeEries-Johnson
fight probably will be barred In KAN
sas City. Mayor Brown and other
city oficials conferred today and Il
Is believed they win take action TO
prohibit the exhibition OF the pic
lures here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
Depew Aids sunragettes.


London. July 6.-8lrs. o. H. P.
Belmont and Miss Inez HuIholland.
American sutfragettes, who have just
arrived here, said today that at \
meeting OF passenger held on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
Tabooed in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 6.--MayOr
Reyburn today refused 10. prevent
the JeEries-Johnson fight pictures Ia
Philadelphia. He said he did not
think the pictures would renew the
feeling between the whites and
blacks which resulted ia riots here
Monday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Jszries-Tohnzon moving pictures
viii Be welcomed IN thts city No
racial troubles have resulted here
from the Reno contest There are
very few negroes Ia this section
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
.eamship Lusitania

steamship Lusitania during the
voyage from New York $500 was
subscribed for the suffragette cause.
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, of New
York, presided at the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
FIGHT is
WAGED on
P. R. &P.

Charging that the rates nos being
charged by the Portland Railway.
Light & Power Company. on its ore
soa City line from Island station TO
the city OF Portland are unreasonable,
unjust and discriminatory, Paul
Reimes. OF Robertson. today preferred
a complaint against the company with
the Oregon Railroad Commission. and
asks that the commission order a
hearing. and that Il establish q new
rate.
Reimes prefaees his charges with
the allegation that the company Is the
owner Of the Oregon City division.
the gpFingwatsr division. Troutdale
diyislon. Nj. Scott division. ST. John,
Vancouver and city lines. The total
distance, he says. Is 200 miles, and
that OF the Oregon CITY line 20 First
ana Alder streets. Portland. 1914
miles
Discrimination, He Says.
Re then says that charge OF 10
cents Is made BY the company from
Inland Station 10 First ana Alder
streets. Portland, and that no trans
fsrs are given. and that II patrons
Of the road desire 20 81 beyond this
point ~ Portland that an additional
fare Of Ave cents Is charged. This
charge. whom compared with that
charged on the springwater diyision.
he says. Is discriminatory. and as ev-
sdencc n support Of this he cites the
fact that the springWater division.
from Lentz 70 Portland. a distance Of
100 miles. a cnafse OF i've cents Is
made. ana transfers Issued, and that
between Kendsli and Portland. a dis
rance of s.32 niies. the same charge
a made. while from Island station 70
Portland. q distance q 7.0s miles.
10 cents 70 charged ana no trausfers
Issued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06
BASES FULL,

BeIllngham. wash. July s.-Ths
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Seattle. Wash, July 6.-The JET
fries-JohnsOn fight pictures will not
be prohibited in Seattle. There Is
little danger Of their causing any
racial trouble. the police say. the
Fourth saving passed without a sin
gle clash between negroes and
whites. The present city admins
tratiOn is Of liberal tendency and
will consider no interference with
pictures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-06

Vancouver. B. c.. July C.
There will be no opposition to the
Reno fight pictures here, there be-
ing so few negroes in town that peo-
pie do not know what black and
white racial feeling is.
The only negro institution here Il
the POrters' club, which sheltered
Johnson on his return from Austria
la. every hotel refusing to aeeOmO-
date the black champion, as he was
accompanied by a white woman he
claimed was his wife.
Victoria. B. c.. July 6.-TheTs
will be no opposition 10 the Jeffries-
Johnson pictures here. there being
very few negroes in Victoria.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02
Wants To Help Some One.

For thirty years j. F.. Boyer, of
Fertile, Mo-, needed I help and
couldn't find it. That's....why he
wants ito help some one now.
Suffering so long himselfihe feels
for all distress from Backache,
Nervousness. Loss of Appetite,
Lassitude and Kidney disorders.
He shows that Electric Bitters
work wonders for such troubles.
"Five bottles," he writes, wholly
cured me aud now l am wei, and
hearty" It's also positively guar
anteed for Liver Trouble. Dys-
pepsia, Blood Disorders, Female
Complaints and Malaria. Try
them. SOC at Crump & Kidwell g..
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02
Wanted to Be Sure.

Bret Harte at one time used to plum
der the people from the rostrum in the
way of 50-cent lectures, says maya
zine writer. During a trip over the
Pennsylvania circuit he found himself
one evening in small town, the very
atmosphere of which was depressing.
Turning TO the commits eman who
awaited on him at his room in the
hotel, Harte said: rs this a health
full climate?" 'Passably," responded
.le committeeman. What's the NOR
tality of this city?' about one q
day" About one. eh," said Iiarte,
"come this way a minute" and he
drew the committeeman into the re-
cess of the bay wilGow and then said
to him, solemnly, 'Is the man dead
for today? am going TO lecture here
tonight, and it would be q great re
lief to mc to know that could gel
through alive"
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02
LINCOLN SCRAPS.

Phillip Ulrich and family were
visiting at Warren Odeans Sun
day.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Tillic Oden
spent Thanksgiving day at Mrs.
Sarah Thomdson's.
Charlie Steele and family spent
Saturday night aud Sunday at
Lincoln Nutter's.
Guy Noel and mother visited at
Crayton Kinks Wednesday night
and Thursday.
Warren Oien and wife were
trading in WellsviIle Saturday.
Born to Alex ..Marrisshall and
wife Nov. 2t girl.
G. E. Fitzgerald and family we're
visiting at Will Vests Thursday.
Sam Cochran and family visited
at Joe Smiths Sunday. .....,
Several froml this vicinity lat
tended the box supper at Thomas
school house Wednesday night.
Ed Stipp aud wife were visiting
at George Morgans Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-12-02
HOW THE EYES ARE ABUSED
Headaches, Which Often Mean Eye
Strain, Put Down to Liver or
Indigestion.

Many a woman who takes great
care of her diamonds lets her eyes
take care of themselves, often to their
lasting injury. Seldom. too, are the
eyes Of young people watched as they
should be. Headaches, which may
and often do mean eye strain, are put
down to liver trouble or indigestion,
and home remedies are administered
for these ailments when what is real
ly needed is a visit to the oculist And
going to an optician merely 10 not
enough, since his business is to suit
the eye with glasses only-which they
may or may not need. The oculist
suits the treatment to the eye, and 1t
is better to err on the side of going
to him without reason than to stay
away when there may be need to go.
Considering the delicate mechanism
of the eye, It is astonishing how much
abuse 1t bears. Women go about peer
ing through wells of heavy and intri-
cate patterns, most harmful to the
vision. Both men and women read
constantly in street cars, than which
nothing is worse. Children are al
lowed to read in insufficient light and
In the cleaning. And seldom indeed
does anyone take care. when reading
or working, to be in the right position
with regard to the light.