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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
SCHOOL CLOSES
Board OF Health School Adiourns
Sine Die-WiIl Not Meet Again
Until May II.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIIgcncer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. April Is
Inc school OF instruction held by the
state Board of Health was finished
last night, and the physicians who
were in attendance have left for
nome. Adjournment was taken sine
Gle. and there will be no further meet.
ing until the department OF health
comes into being May II. The mem
oers OF the new body will be appoint
go by Governor Hatfield soon. There
VIII be a commissioner OF health. and
MS Offices will be at the State capitol.
Inc salary attached is $1,000 and ex-
pehses incurred in the performance
OF the duties of the Office. There will
Do SIX members OF the department.
ana they viii be known as the Public
Health Council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
DAY DAMAGE
SUIT OPENS
CASE STARTED IN TIE CIRCUIT
COURT YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Plaintiff Seeks 10 Recover From, Fred
koehler Damages For Death OF
Young colored Girl.

Al O'Clock yesterday afternoon be-
fore jury in Part One OF the Circuit
court. the $4,000 damage suit OF Geo
w. Hull. administrator OF the estate
OF Charles Day. vs.. Fred koehler was
opened The jury was empaneled
and taken TO the scene OF the acct
dent at Twenty-third and Chapline
streets. and instructed to observe var
ious landmarks that would play a part
in the testimony. Attorneys Brad
shaw and Blackford appea, for the
plaintiff and s. o. Boyce for the de
PENDANT
The accident occurred May "a. 1913.
The plaintiff alleges that owing to
careless and reckless driving, Koch
Ter hit the Day girl. causing her in
turies which later resulted in her
death II IL claimed that. disregard
ing the accident. Koehler. who was
then not OF age. kept on rapidly driv-
ing TO his home in Mozart where he
surrendered himself TO the authorities
a few days later.
Both the deceased and the plain
tin belong to the colored race. Rus
sell Campbell was the first witness
called and told OF seeing the accident
He was not certain whether he heard
horn blown or not. Ralph Kraft,
another witness. testified similarly to
Campbell. DR.. Kathryn Pronty. col
ored. was called by the plaintiff and
told of attending the autopsy to de-
eide upon the cause OF the Day girls
death.
She said death was caused BY a
fractured skull. which might have
been caused by being hit or by a fall.
The tiwness further said that she
could not remember all OF the Incl
dents at the time. Kenneth Ruble, a
small lad, was the next witness called
and told OF seeing the accident but
he did not hear a horn. In answer
to Mr. Boyce he said IL was possible
that horn might have been blown
and he did not hear IT, David A.
Henry. a baker. was the next witness
called.
Other witnesses for the plaintiff
are: Ed. Johnson. Emil Bartel, Mrs.
John Former. Harry Barlow. DR.. c. H.
keesor. DR.. +. b. Plant, Mike DIVER
and Detective Edward Minard. For
the defendant are: Carrie Baker
Hazel Nogelsong. Lena Klein, Ed
Johnson, Ralph Kraft and Mike
Dwyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
U. S. ACCEPTS
Second Note TO Germany on Sinking
Of American Vessel Accepts
Terms Proposed by Teutons

WASHINGTON. April 2s-A sec.
ond note from the United States gov
eminent 10 Germany concerning the
sinking OF the American ship william
p. Frye by the commerce raider Prinz
Eitel Friedrich was dispatched 10
Berlin today u IL understood TO &C
cept the German proposition TO com
pensate the owners Of the Frye. under
the terms OF the old Prussian-Ameri.
can treaties Of 1893 and 1Sgs. regard.
less Of any prize court decision.
These treaties provide that contra
band belonging 10 the subjects Of
either party shall not be connscatcd
BY the other ln any case. but may be
detained or used only On consideration
% payment OF the FUN value
While willing 10 agree fo payment
for the Frye az proposed. DO is under.
stood the United States stands bv It's
original protest against the dostruc.
ton ~ the ship az violation Of in.
tornational law and AGAIN denies that
The cargo ~ wheat CONSIGNED 10 a
British port was contraband 40 claim
Tor Tho cargo was made because DO
was sold enrouto to British dealers
An efort o. said to have been madAs
in the later note to narrow the an.
plication NJ the old treaties go that
no precedent viii bo created warrant.
inc The Judgment under them In fu-
turo ~ claims against the American
Government under the favored nation
clause
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
ZAPATA ACTIVE
Forces Are Behind Obreaon and
Threaten 20 Cut Him on
From His Base-Vllla
Gets Ammunition.

WASHINGTON. April 2S-Activity
on the part of the Zapata forces who
are operating behind the army OF Gen.
eral Obregon. the Carranza command
or. and threatening to isolate him
from his base at Vera Cruz. attracted
most attention here today IN the Mex
lean situation.
While some official reports 10 the
state department said the Zapatistas
apparently had been successful in cut
ting ObregOn's communications with
Vera Cruz. the extent Of the break or
the ability Of the Carranza command
or TO restore his lines wac not indi.
Gated
General villa has received thou
sands OF rounds OF ammunition and
has concentrated what his agents here
estimate a. an army Of nearly $4,000
men 10 attack General Obregon. the
battle being expected within a week.
The Lapata forces. numbering several
thousand. have cut the railway be
tween Cclaya. General Obrcgon's
headquarters and Vera Cruz. and an
early report to the State Department
said the train on which Duval West.
President Wilson's personal rcpresen-
tdtive and q number Of foreigners
were travelling had been delayed on
route. Later adviccs tonight said the
train had been permitted 90 proceed.
Advices 20 the villa agency here.
made public tonight. said 10000 Za-
rata troops under General Juan Ban.
dera were ADVANCING on Qucrctaro. be.
hind General Obregon. and That
twelve Of ObreEon's troop trains had
been deraiied by the use of dynamite
bombs
The tarranza agency here claimed
great successes iu the western part
Of Mexico
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
FRANZHEIM OBSEQUIES
MARKED BY SIMPLICITY
REMAINS or PROMINENT BUSINESS
MAN EurOMBED YESTERDAY.
impressive Episcopal Services Conducted
a. Family Residence was
Largely Attended

Marked by simplicity. the funeral OF
the late Harry Conrad Franzhclm was
held yesterday afternoon. Following liza
pressive services at the family reEi-
dence. No. $40 South Front street. the
body was conveyed to Greenwood Gene
terry, where ~ was tenderly entombed
In the familys private section Of the
new mausoleum.
Without unusual display. the rituals
tic funeral service OF the Episcopal
church was conducted over the remains
by Rev. q. IRELAND Peter. rector OF St
Matthews L. +. church. DIR. Jacob Brit
ungham. rector OF ST Luke's church. as
sisted At the request OF the family.
there were no floral tributes. and no
singing.
During the morning. hundreds Of per-
sons visited the Franzhcim home To pay
their last respect TO their departed
friend. The services. at both the home
and the tomb were largely attended.
The pail bearers were Messrs George
w. Lutz, W. Il. Irvine. J. J. Holloway.
Howard Mcdonald. ". y. Stone and
HAIRY Stallman. directors Of various
civic organizations aud business inst'tu-
tons with which Mr.. Franzheim WAS
affiliated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
WILL STUDY AND REPORT
on COAST DEFENSEs

WASHINGTON. April 2S.. All com.
manders of coast defense districts
have been instructed bv Secretary
Garrison 90 make n thorough study
n the Qualifications under their charge
and submit recommendation for i'm
proving and bringing them up to date.
When the general plan Of national
defense o. worked out Secretary Car.
rleou viii use DO az the hasIr for such
steps al tho war department can take
upon lts own authority and Tor recon-.
mcndati0ns to congress as Co needed
additional legislation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
Enid Lnetle oraybel.

Enid Lucille GRAY bell died suddenly
last evening al her home on Lombardy
Heights bridgeport. az ESQ o'clock. The
deceased was IN the iTtn year Of her
age and had been 80 since friday even
tns. She was born sud raised ia Bridge
port and was a favsrtte in the younger
social set Miss Gruybcll was at the
time Of hcr death q student en- the nign
school and WAS one Of the best liked
members Of her class. Beside her
mother she is survis ed by the following
brothers and sisters Margaret an.
Ruth. Henry. Homer and Wilbur all at
home Late last evening funeral ar
raugemchts were Incomplete. Rev. The
odOre CrickeuberEr ct the Trinity
Lutheran church. viii be In charge and
intermcnt Will b. a. TInw0od cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
GENERAL.
GETS ARMY WAGONS

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w Va. April %
AdJutant General John G. Bond has
Just secured another supply OF armv
wagons from the war department
Ihere are ten OF the wagons. each
equipped with two full sets OF double
harness. This makes TWENTY-FIVE such
wagons and equipment secured bv
me adJutant general from the unai-
lotted funds Of the department with
In the last few months.
They will be distributed among the
various companies. Heretofore the
West Virginia National Guard has bsd
no such equipmeDt The wagons are
10 be used for the Transportation 81
me guard equipment on occasions ~
Inobillzation for encampment and 9th.
or purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
JANE adams CHOSEN
HEAD OF PEACE CONGRESS

THE HAGUE. April 2s. via London.
April %, 2:49 a. m.-"The declaration
% war was solely mans affair: let
the bringing about Of peace be WON
ans work This was the great theme
OF the international congress of wom-
en- today.
After active routine work under
the unanimously chosen chairwoman.
Jane Adams. who gracefully thanked
the delegates for the honor they had
conferred upon her. many theoretical
resolutions were adopted at the fore
meeting. The American delegates. in.
GLIDING Miss Grace Abbott. OF Chica-
20; Miss Emily Balch. Of Wesslesley
College. Mrs. $. ?. breckenridge. OF
Chicago, and Miss Annie y. Malloy. OF
Boston. took notable part in the de-
bate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
MORE ELECTION Frauds

NAN FftANCGsCO. April q rgit.,~.
l-L'-l eNtrnsite election frauds tr
~ 49, ~ county tbakIaudJ has tcrf. f.id
l'F' ihe attorney general mi yyorEf.st
niifd states District aifarre,
~" ~. IFfeton. announced here f1.fey
80, .Ll'N nIAifH senator and -lrrrar..
Nefe voted Tor at the prlmsrv
total ~ about IF 600 5000. d..
+ ,ns iH said CO. hr given fo 49,
tgNf IN these. 'f le CHARGED ,grr. go.
~. municipal wood yard. whore griy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
MRS. Mary n. Z. o4lohrist.

Mrs. Mary X. T.. Chemist. aged so
years. one Of the most widely known
residents Of the out-the-pike district.
died yesterday evening at the home Of
her son. Mr. George X. T.. GllchriEt. at
Elm Grove. The deceased had been III
for the past thirteen weeks OF a complt-
cation OF diseases. her condition graCu-
ally growing worse. Mrs. Gilchrist has
been n resident OF this vicinity Eracti-
cally all her life. AM has lived for some
time at the residence OF her son. at Elm
Grove. She "a survived by one son. Mr..
George X. f.. well known attorney. fu-
neral services VIII be held Friday even
ing at q clock at the family home. and
interment will be In Greenwood cem--
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
TINE ExrENpEo

7peci1l Dig-atch t1 tho frtciIIrrr~er
iAhIESION. vs.. Va. April 2S-
lhe Public Service Commission this
morning entered an order giving the
a q Railroad until June q 20 re-
sloTe PASSENGER trains 3 and g be.
'Ween 1assaway and Elkins Tho
original order provided for tho 70
SUM taion OF The service May Tho
company Med notice that % would not
ue able 10 change It's schedule and
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
DR.. FRANK LUCE
Prominent Minister OF Cleveland. 20
bpeak A. Thompson Church
Dedication.

Among the prominent mon f1 rart.rI.
IhLe POI the de1irufurF eNerrirra % tho
new ard handsome Thorn con Method af
church. on The Island. during me e..ri.
commencing May 2. wIli bc The R.s Br
frank Luce. formerly rlaflr I'D ffr
First Methodist EriernraT rhrr,h 81
isVeland, ohio. now superintendent OF
The Cleveland district
The Rev. " q Hartman. pastor VI
The Thomson church received aI-d tat.
terdaV saying that lIr Luce viii arraF
May H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
AERoPLANE nAIn

hEkNE switzerland. via Paris. April
-. ti4n 3. m.-.Thc military station At
komanshorn this morning reported She
appearance of squadron ~ allied avia-
tors making for Friodricehafcn whore
the hcadquarters 81 the Zeppelin dIrigf-
BILE balloons r. located
soon afterward n lively cannonndtnn
las ting half an hour was heard Sis
machines are said 20 have been seen
over Friedricshfeu. Details Of the raid
are lacking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
DEsPoEDEEr woMAE
KILLS CHILD AND SELF

PHILADELPHIA arru on a.,
.U.tIie l.hchcnman. so years old fD-ds,
en4ed hgr own lifl aud Thai .r b.. 49,
.-itt az tstn9 daughter. Alberta FIovd
~ 10. nead child around her neck az
10y "i me wnmon was found in ne
s9r , l' ~ ner homo tonight by her
-Four deaths. Including wru r..t.-
l.n band both OF the rHfffs r,,r.
.hL@ ana an uncle have occurred g.fttt-
aE.d woman recently had been d.ey.,,,,,iie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
GAMBLING RAID

Engle Vasilogones. a Greek. was ar
rested last night by officer sam Moran.
~ charEe OF keeping a gambling house.
ne man - the proprietor Of a pool room
~ the corner Of Twsnty-sixth and Mar
ket streets. Nat Patin and Bert Earle
were arrested. charged with gambling.
and Jerry Dillon was brought along as
a. witness. officer Louis strobe will
also b. a witness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
DAMAoHp R1rtr rAornnr

,..eIi.NEEN. Switzerland April % yt,
i,,I. il p IA French Altman ves-
llIl. factory ~ oherd0rf. near sf'if,.
o' ffrrn missiles reached U.
NHH hr"rrHInE fr the Infrrr,atI.r
ggininE INTO Geneva couaidsratfe f.,,'
re vas done a quantity III rfffeg ~
49, Win some machinery. uaa a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
NEW PRESIDENT
Mrs.. Flora Williams Hsa1s rsr.t 81
fraEs League o. Ohio
County

~ ar adjourned rrcefinr ~ fbs Penal
FuffraEs league. held yerferfsv etc.
noon IN re board ~ trade r1rnls ~.
Flora Williams was elrrfef rrraff.rt 81
fhs examination Mra Williams re-
tAken ~ arfire Interest fn the u0r.,r'~
fuffraFc movement 1i this tI-InIfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29

Impressive funeral services viii be
conducted Friday afternoon ~ o'clock
over the remains 81 the late Mrs. Will
helmiua Goethe. who died a. the home
or her daughter. Mrs PM Scahmhra,
corner ~ Cherry AMI Elm streets Edg-
wood. The services will be az the home
~ her daughter. with Rev. william tl-
fert ~ 81 Johns church in charge.
Following The services iufermeut will
be IN Greenwood ceWofrrF. Mrs.
Goethe was one Of the best known wo-
men Of the out-the- pike district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
INSTANTLY KILLED

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence
hBUbf lEl.D. vs. Va. April 2s-T.
J. linkenhoker. a.. was killed here
early today BY being run over by an.
engine. He attempted 70 cross the
tracks IN front % train. fell and was
run over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
FIRE BOX FIRE.

4 fire box fire occurred IN South Ron
wood az 1.f5 o'clock this morning Tho
wire leading 60 box as fsu across tho
trolley wire. setting fire 90 the Interior
of tho box. The blaze was estfnruIrhrd
with chemicals By the nremcn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29

Funeral services viii be held this az
Of the late Mrs Anna Heuaori. who
died Tuesday morning o. the family
residence ON the south side she OIL
survived hy Per husband John Henson.
Following the services Inferusrt will
be On fTr>rsufa cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29

Bella-.Do you mean TO say ne hasa't I,
proposed YETI
Ella-Not In so many words.
Bella--Wen. why didn't you accept
him Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29
Rheumatism
Alone CureGiYen BY 0npNhnHadli

IN the spring Of 1893 Z was stt,ct.
~ by Muscular and tnfiammafor.
theumatism. ] suffered a. ONLY mo-.
who have ~ know. FOR over me-
wears tried remedy after reursfg
and doctor after doctor. but aurt ~
nef ~ J received was only tenoor.-,
Finally ] found q remedy mat ru~-f
me completely. and 90 has rrvr~ ID.
turned. have given ~ 90 a rffo-t 80
who were terribly afflicted ana 49,.
hedriddcn with Hhrumaffarr arf 4,
Htlected a cure in every case
want every suffered ICON, ....
form ~ rheumatic trouble Dr. az "a.
marvellous healing power. ulr.f -.rf
n cent. simply mail you r4r.r 800
address and 7 will send Do fra. d. 80,
hfter you have used ff and Do 80
proven ifeelf tu D. that Irnr.I....t.f
fnr means NJ muring your rfsr-.-
ism. you may send me tho MT. 80
t one dollar. but. undrrafaTf D IA.
not want your money unless Won 49,.
perfectly aafiefied 90 eend BE- rgr.,
mat falrf Why sumnr ans r.-....
when positive RELIEF o. mus 49,
day ''' TO-
Mark ~ Jackson. M. s7sA. our,.v
building '"'g
Syracuse. "
VIZ Jackson ia resuonafhfe A..
statement true Pub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29

Sheeld tEnFland) cutlery and plato
manufacturers are running fheir
works night and day 10 complete war
ONCE orders for bayonets. knives. etc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-29

The banquet was scrt % by tho follow
n. Patterson. Mrs. Thomas t.,,rs
hgmas Meek. Mrs. Carl Hartrr Nfrs
Crayton. Mrs. Charles Wood Nirs
- Ieake. Mrs VIII FeisinE. Mics
charles Carroll. Mrs. Henry Miller
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
Cbe Gift Month.

Decembcr-the gift month. GIVE; IT.
is like God" says an old proverb.
Christmas is happy time because
then the best feelings Of the heart are
elected and allowed full play. What
would otherwise he smothcrcd down as
suggestive Of scntimcntality, as un-
seemly, as indicative Of too dear
dream, may venture forth in the good
congcniality Of the Christmas season
and, quickly attaining unto beautiful
gtft-fulDCSS. blossom out in good will,
gladncss, Christ-like kindlncss. bless
ing and blessed.
1t Is we'll that there should be such
season. We are all kinder than We
seem. Life as ii comes to us with It's
Imperative pressure Of duty demands,
It's brain racking cares for tho immcdi-
ate future, its pi,ifu miSundcrStunl-
ngS leading unto cStrnngcmcnts, cold
ness, forgCtfulnrSs--lirr even as IT Is
ana ever must DC unto us moytals. ere.
atcs, rs it were, m icy film over what
is the kindlicst and best in ali our
hearts
Then comes the Christmas season,
with its memories of other wears, OF
better, happier hours. and the hand OF
Il little child brushes away that ice
film and there rise up silently into
our busy day those gcntlcr, kindicr
feelings which, though dormant. were
not dead.
At home we are loved best; there. too,
we love bcSt in the genial Christian
home, rs III no olhcr place on earth.
thcrc arc full moaning. full apprpcin
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
Santa Claus Up 10 Dase.

Every ycnr nm tempted to come out
on a housetop and tell the young nnd
self raising generation the truth about
Santa Claus.
l believe 1t only right that the chill
dren should know Santa Claus no lon
ger goes about in Il dnlly little sleigh,
deliv cring toys down the chimneys. He
simply couldn't do 1t IL he tried. That
kind Of thing WAS all right when his
business was small and he was young
made the toys himself-glucd even the
little tails OF the little toy sheep In
place, stuck tho little eyes on the tops
Of their little heads, painted inc little
bodies as different from the real thing
as he could and do 1t quick. aud then,
hitching up his six rcindccrs, delivered
the whole batch> before sunrise Christ
mas morning. 1t is different now.
Santa Claus is OLD, and all he does is
to live on The nrofits Of the business.
The business now is run under the
name OF s. Claus & Co.. and the nrm
has many workers clerks. drivers ANA
the rest Some Of the employees %
this big firm have grown so careless
that thcy miss l,t!r boys ana girls who
live ii ont of tho way places. Old
Santa Claus never did such II thing in
his life.
If any Of or Young pcoplc arc over
locked This year they must tot blame
SANTA CLAUS !!r is inst az .olIy ANA
!sl u uE aver Innv'll h4y, in rlnf,,,, II
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
ATTRACTIVE
Winter Vacation Tours

Ea0RIDA 0 CUBA, THE WEST INDIES NEW ORLEANS NEW
YORK MARDI GRAS PANAMA CANAI. AMI REpMI1n1' E,' NH"
Operated During
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS JANUARY FEBRUARY AND
MARCH. 49,
los OF c Fifteen Twenty and Thirty Days Duration Covrn
many onts OF Great Attractivcness Incrost
we @ naye tour at extremely low including expenses to
o1da ana CUBA December 9th January 7t espccav
tive and OF unlimited educational to Teachers and st
curing ,,nG inGlr vacatlon--thcr only opportunity. ~
a TOUR OF FLORIDA, the Worlds prcnt,s. Whit, D .
% ng c nc height @ OF their season. through the beautiful tropical
country IN nearby Foreign lands; Steamship sontb
Seas; and the ahmus Of Panama. during the wiHnr 80 %
ahordng an opportunity for great comfort and pleasure
WRITE FOR BOOKLET AND LITERTJJRE Va oro . H.
or our many attractive ALL EX iINSE-INCLUDED pERSnN AZ
in l COnDuCTED and CIIAPERONED TOURS at a REASoN
ABlIE COST will interest you. " " ''o->-
GATTIS TOURS
lolllSt Agents Sca1oard Air Line Railway
Rllcigh, North Carolina
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim
cent Was Unable to Attend TO
Any Of Her Housework.

Pleasant Hill, N. CT suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent of this town, "and lhe third and
last time, was my worst.
| had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able to
walk about. Could not do any of my
houseWork.
] also had dreadful! pains in my back
and sides and when one of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me, !
would have 10 give up and lie down,
until II wore off.
! was certainly In dreadful state OF
health, when finally decided to try
Cardui. the woman's tonic. and firmly
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-15
Mby Santa Lives.

Was there ever wider or more loy.
Ing conspiracy than that which keeps
the venerable figure Of Santa Claus
from slipping away, with all the other
old time myths, into the forsakcn won
derland Of the past? or all the per-
sonages whose marvellous doings once
filled the minds Of men lie alone sur
wives.
He has outliyed all the great gods.
and oil the impressive and poetic
conceptions which once fitted between
heaven and carth--thcse have gone
but Santa Claus remains by virtue Of
common understanding that child
hood shall not be dcSpoicd OF one of
It's most cherished beliefs, either by
the mythologist, with his sun myth
theory or the scientist, with his heart
less diatribc against superstition.
There IS Il good deal more to be said
on this subject ii this were the place
to say it. Even superstition has It's
uses and sometimes its sound heart OF
truth. He who docs not sec in the
legend OF Santa Ci;llS Il beautiful futi,
on one side and the naive embodiment
of divine fact OH the other IS not fit
to have place ut the Christmas
board. For him there should be nci-
thor carol nor holly nor mistlctoc
They only shall keep the feast to
whom all these things arc but the out
ward and visible signs of an inward
and spiritual gracc.-l Hamilton Wright
Mnbic