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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06


from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Medford an
nounce the birth of daughter.
Mr.. v E. Adams, of Atlanta, was
in town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frey is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Paul Lyle, in Lithon-
ia
Mrs Joseph NJ. Brown entertain
ed the Wednesday bridge club this
week.
Miss Julfette Murray, of Norfolk,
Va, is visiting the family of Mrs
j. E. Murray.
Mrs Howard Matthews, of Ashe-
vile. N c., spent Thursday with
Mrs. Jerry Crook
Mrs. Joe Young and Miss Mamie
Young, of Columbia, S. c., spent the
week end with Mrs. ]. j. Crook.
Mr., Anderson Reed and Col. NAL
colin Johnston are serving on the
jury in the U. S. court in Atlanta
Mrs. Ralph Northcutt leaves for
Macon Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding of her niece, Miss Virginia
Hatcher.
Mr.. j. B. Gaines was among the
visitors to town on the First Tues
day and enrolled his name on our
subscription list.
Mrs. John r. Northcutt who has
been i'll for several days is improv-
ing and her many friends hope to
see her out very soon.-Athens Ban
ner
Miss Cora Brown returned from
Bolton, s. c., Tuesday night accom-
panied by Miss Sarah Latimer and
her guest, Miss Marjorie Christian
of Scranton, Pa.
The Methodist Sunday School
collected $4,000 last Sunday for the
Decatur Orphans Home. Miss Lot
tie Lou Murray's fine class of girls
raised $50 by tags.
Mrs. Lula Jay is spending a few
days in Forsyth. She recently sold
her place on Roswell street to a
family in Savannah who will come
up about Christmas to make their
home here.
Mrs. j. T. Corley invited several
of her neighbors to spend Wednesday
at "Arden" to meet Mr.. Corley's
mother including Mrs. W. ]. Man
ming, Mrs. Tom Irwin, Mrs. l.. w
Fowler and Miss Laura Goodman.
Mrs. Georgia X Sullivan enter
tanned the "Wednesday bridge club
last week at Mrs. Grahams inviting
in addition to the members Mrs. A
A. Lawrence, of Savannah, Mrs. d.
C. Cole, Mrs. w. A. DuPre and Miss
Georgia Hunt.
Members CT the Methodist NO
mans Missionary Society met on
Thursday at the parsonage and
spent the day assisting Mrs Smith
in sewing. Lunch was served lpic-
mic fashion on the dining-table and
a very happy day was spent.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Johnson and
their two daugh tiers, Margaret and
Martha, are at home at POS Atlanta
street Dr. Johnson is the new
pharmacist at the Hodges Drug
Store and comes from Conyers In
mentioning their departure the Con-
yers Times said: This estimable
family came to Conyers from Allan
ia nearly three years ago, DR.. John.
son accepting a position with the
Galley Drug Co. Since that time
DR.. and Mrs. johnson and children
have endeared themselves to our
people. While we regret to lose
them, We congratulate Marietta on
securing such a splendid family"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
SMITH--FOLSOM

Miss Celeste Smith and Mr.. Ar
thur Folsom, Of Atlanta, were mar
ried on Wednesday evening at the
Kennesaw House by Judge B. V.
Greer. 1t was not a runaway match
but hurried up wedding The hap
ply pair left for Southern Califor-
mia to spend the winter.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
NOT LIMITING, OF COURSE

No, we haven't any 15-cent cot
ton, but some of our delinquent sub
scribers have, thank goodness. -
Conyers Times.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-06
RUMMAGE SALE

The Methodist Philatheas will
hold a rummage sale Saturday in
the basement of the court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

several Gays with the local members
10 assist in working out plans for the
convention and securing new members.
The third annual convention promises
10 be- the biggest and best convention
20 far held. and the local members tn
tend To- show Ihe rest OF tho members
throughOut the state why Wheeling i8
tho leading city Hf fhr state and Il.
poets to continue .D
Dr. is expected chat about 200 mem.
here. who cOwunss Building material
and lumber dealers. both Wholesale
and retail from 900 over fho slate VIII
Doc In attendance and OBJ r0uaInr meeting
Is assured Friday fHr Ir.f la. of
tho convention. vIl hr taken 100 with
IueiuoFs sessions and getting acquaInt
Cd and On Saturday open meetings
with good taltH viii consume fhe day.
Then ON Saturday u.ehf tho greatest
banquet fhIH city uaH over known VIII
bo held
Nr M0. man and ST. DIrsrraor .n.
tends making "a trip fo all fhD LEADING
cities of the state on Campaign Tor
now member. and working up interest
.n fhn Wheeling convention
40 lasf nights meeting ths following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
SCHMULBACH WILL
CASE is PASSED
UNTIL NEXT TERM
ILLNESS OF IMPORTANT Wit
NEsSES WAS BASIS FOR
CONTINUANCE.
Arguments Were Made Before judge
Hervey Yesterday. and order
Will be Entered Monday.

Arguments on a motion to continue
the contest Of the will of the late
Henry Schmulbach were submitted TO
Judge II. c. Hervey yesterday after
noon, in chancery. Attorneys John 4.
Howard and j NJ. Ritz appeared for
the contestant. Anna Mary Fellers.
and Attorney Nelson c. Hubbard FOR
the executors of the will
After hearing the arguments Judge
Hervey announced that the case Right
be continued until next term of court.
and that order would be entered Mon
day, the day that the matter was set
for hearing. There is reason to be-
lieve that a compromise is being talked
OF In the case. and IL is likely that
this may be contaminated before the
contest Ii heard next term.
The will In question involves real
estate and personal property valued
AT over $2.OO0.0O0. The contestant is
cousin of the late Mr.. Schmulbach.
With this case off the docket for the
term, and the contempt proceedings
against the former striking butchers
dying natural death through the
Judge Hervey will soon close his term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR BOARD DINNER
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK n. KiNcH
ELOE ENGAGED BY ENTER
TAtNMENT COMMITTEE.
Arrangements Being Rapidly Perfect.
ed for Elaborate and Enjoyable
Affair Next Month.

At special meeting OF the enter.
iainment cOmmii,ey of the Wheeling
board of trade yesterday afternoon
further plans were made for the elab-
crate annual dinner Co De- given by the
organization ON pruau % Mr. and
Mrs. Frank u Kiucheloc were enpac-
ed To- arrange a musical program FOR
the affair. while preliminary lians
we're made To- secure other persons for
certain parts OF the program. which
will be- decided upon at The meeting
next week
Chairman q NJ Browne Of the en-
tertainment. committee said last gye-
ming that arrangements were being
rapidly made Tor tine dinner which
promises to be- the biggest and best
affair of Do" kind ever held in this
community that there will be num-
Der of excellent speakers. including
Honorable Theodore g. Burton. OF
ohio. who i- to deliver the principal
address. and ucrhaps other disiin-
eui-hed p'rsoua-es from out of .hc
CITY
The prOlIam will consist of specches
music ana 1Iu'. Irfrresfinl and ON.
IcrraIuing features. to say nothing Of
tt' enjoyable dinner fo be- served tho
hundreds of member OF the board Of
'fad, and their friend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

Hsi OF names was appointed by the
chairman. w. IT. Kleives. 10 serve TOR
fho convention
entertainment committee Geo IA
Luiz. chairman. VIM. J.. Wilson n "
Marshall, Harold W. Becker. W ~
scott =. p. Jones. George vs. gfophar-
finance committee ~ KIoycs
chairman. Harold W. Becker. % D..
'abflfht. John vs.. Beltz. Jr. Walter
Armstrong Louis Fischer. Joe Mos.
reception COMMITTEES. Fred "a vs
pan. chairman, ". =. Wilson. Goo v
lgtz. g.. j. Chapman. ". vs.. Scott
b. wilson. George a Bailey. CIyds ID
''nman. % p. H0drrman. IS D. C.B.
CON. N. vs.. roWe. " a. Ca,I W. D.
l.H-rus. George 49, stephen. H. S.
Pickett Roy Hyor. fohn Geore.
Program commiffoo-A a wilson
chairman. D. j MIukcmger. r-lT IA
hahan. Gustav vs.. TeIvo
I'eIs'fauon committee u.
.'n. chairman. Harold vs. Becker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
WEST VA. PEACE
LEAGUE TO MEET
AT PARKERsBURG FEBRUARY II
UPON CALL OF FORMER
GOV. GIASSCOCK.
Association Has Many Members in
This State and Number in the
Wheeling District.

Former Governor William +. Glass
cock. West Virginia vice president Of
the League to Enforce Peace. has sent
out notices to all members Of the or
ganization for meeting to be held in
Parkersburg. Saturday evening. Feb
ruary IL. The West Virginia branch
OF the league was formed few
months ago and has hundreds of
members. including many in the
Wheeling district. II is likely that
several of the local members will at
tend the meeting
The object of the association. Of
which the Hon. William Howard Taft
is president. is that all justiciable
questions arising between the sigma
tory powers not settled BY negotia-
ton shall be subject to the limitation
OF treaties. be subject to judicial tri-
bunal for hearing and judgment The
signatory powers shall Jointly use
forthwith both their economic and
military forces against any one Of
their number that goes Ia war or
commits acts of hostility against an
other of the sicnatories. and that con-
ferences between the signatory DOW.
ers shall be held from time TO time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
MORE MEMBERS
Named by Mayor Kirk on Loca
Branch Of National Security
League Bishop Donahue 90
Address Body

Mayor % O. Kirk has issued ar I'M.
tita'ion fo Bishop r. uouaBu- fo
lecture before The local branch of the
National Security league upon hia re
turn from Washington MAYOR Kirk
lae. upon Tho advice of Judge Rem g.
Iiourckcr and George vs. Iufg Dor
mancnf members. named lar.r mum.
hcr of mon as additional mcmhrre OFF
tho lr1rIr
They include. col Ueu Hon.
ecker. % g. Ordcr. col Richard Rob
rrfson. Hon . O. Ueaue. D. Adam
Ulum A Or Uupp. Henry O. Ka.
bitter Harry vs. Coo. Prod % Fox
Andrew s. Hare. George Vs. -amm.
o H Baum o. vs. Grc.e g. U TAYLOR
vs. Do rfsrr Harry " Ankle. CAPTAIN
William T OTTO &c. E ClIdah4urr
Hon George 80 Lufr D. U Carney. D.
d. Brennan Prank % scrore.ns. a.
~ Wafkin. w % Tm.rheI u
Garden u A Taylor o. 10 uovI,r
Charles Duncan. Charles sounrhorr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
LII MBER MEN
MEET HERE
FEBRUARY 70 AND 70. IN THIRD
ANNUAL CONVENTION or
STATE ORGANIZATION.
headquarters 20 be a. Windsor Hotel
Where Reservation VIII Be Made
For Many Delegates

81 meeting Of fur SOCIAL member. OF
che West virginia Bulders supply ~
Lumber association wac held or the
oficr ~ vs. a Wilson ~ Son. last
evening fo outline plan. for fHe third
annual convention which De- to ba held
In this city ON Friday and Saturday.
February 1s and DO. With headquarfera
~ tho Hotel Windsor
q " Nossman. vice president. ana
O. = DIckorenu secretary OF the co..
rrr.-.Ir.. fr0" Huntington. vs. va.
arrived in tho city yesterday to spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
Frank Waterhouse and c. +. Brand.
fass
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Rada Muryac and Bara Mucnak.
both of Benwood
Roy Marley. New Philadelphia. o..
and Lcafie Marley TusCarowas
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

% i- women Who have most need of
'haWn'rIaIr Tablets Mr.. Ethel
Wac Baker. ~p'norrpprt " s.. writes.
Chamberlain Tablets have done
more ior me Cham D ever dared to hon
Tor They not only cured ms Of lu.
600. attacks and eIcf headache bur
on'd uu mf whole system obtain.
able everywhere Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
peeda

". p. Hicks and wife 10 d. W. VIII
son. five lots in springdale. considcra-
ton $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

Life and Action Were AIwa,s B.
sympathy with Orlanilod Labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

five and costs. Two other men. oliver
q. Iiafcr and Edward Finn. were ar
raigned and fined like amounts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
CLOUSE GUARDIAN
Deputy Circuit Clerk Is Named "Ad
Litem" n chancery Proceed
irgs Yesterday

Al order was entered bt Judge u.
VI. Nudlrman Yesterday films tho pe.
HIIon col UOWouica Purrura. commit
t'f for salvatore rurrua. au insane
person. and appointing Harry r.
tl0u.c -ulIlian ad utem for Saliva
.nra Iuulra Ihe action grows ont
of rhe confinement of purnura iu the
insane -tigm and is au EFFORT oft the
committee fo realize ON a certain deed
of TRUST given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
THREE DRUNNs ARRAIoNeo
Market Master Henry Rustereyer
Gets Hand IN on Arrest

Market Master uenr. Uu.rm.,.-
bad fo exert Tho sfron. arm off Tho
Ifv ou Tuesday afternoon and a.
result one GEORGE Mann was srraiensa
for being drunk George was fined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20

DEEDS Of Trust
Three deeds OF trust we're left for
record with the clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-20
NOTICE

All differences between Butchers
Local No. 7. ard the packers have been
settled 20 the satisfaction OF both
parties. and al butcher vyorkn,en are
ordered 90 report for work this morn.
ING, January 20. BY order Of the pres.
dent
WILLIAM a. FRITZ. Pres.
HERMAN ROEoER
CHARLES HIGGINS
ROBERT FLAHERTY.
Conference Committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
Dramatic Patytos IN
the Death of Sick Doris

Recognizing that she doomed. she wrote her
last letter to Notwithstanding both parting
advice and testamentary disposition OF her belong
ings Twice when the doctor dressed himself in
certain garments to which she had formerly been
customed, she. knew him, and scenes OF dramatic
pathos ensued, wherein she confded to him the per-
pexties of her darkened state. She sank into
mental infancy, coming only few minutes at time
with little baby plays and gurgling laughter. Her
visual field had been narrowing, and It shortened to
ultimate fourteen inches. In the meantime Real
Doris was gaining in scope OF psychical powers On
June %, 1911 Sick Doris made her last appearance.
The end Of Sleeping Real Doris occurred April Is.
1912.
Margaret, who had been factor for nineteen years
when the case was taken in hand made much slower
exit. AS she suffered sensory losses there
responding gains in Real Doris. Never psychically
more than ten years old, Margaret like Sick Doris.
grew younger. but with differences. Sick Doris re-
treated into infancy which was hers since the
socalled infancy Of her beginning five years before
had been that Of knowledge not Of intellect but Mar
to rerace the steps OF her historical develop
ment to when Real Doris was Ave years old Margaret
took old mannersms. and her thoughts and speech
became and more juvenile. The time came when
Teutonisms in speech began to appear, representing
the period OF Real Doriss sixth year. when Margaret
picked up German tricks of speech, which she dis.
carded going to school. Then these peculiarities
disappeared and she became five again.
Margaret In tern suffered contraction Of the visual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13

There we're differences in the senses of the person.
ates In the period l892-ls06. following the first dis
ISOLATION Real Doriss Of taste was subnormal;
she anything because she liked it. She
was somewhat insensitive to heat Her vision was
little lacking in clearness and range Margaret, on
the other hand possessed extraordinary acueness OF
hearing. She probably farther than most people,
and she bad form Of supernorma vision which
abed her to in the dark
In the period l906-1911, that OF extreme disinte.
grafton Real Doris's Of taste probably became
still more dull she found It almost nil when she
Smell became subnormal. Margaret was subnormal
to sensations from cuts and bruises and felt pain in
The sense Of touch IN Sick Doris was .uonorma,
Feeling was keen In the neck and along The spine,
otherwise there was little In the trunk to below the
ribs. thence 1t was fair to the middle OF the thighs
diminished to the knees, and practically absent
below. She felt cuts and pinches little but, con.
versely to Margaret, not lacking In sensation
TO the internal organs.
AS treatment progressed Sick Doris gradually
passed out OF existence Taste and smell were nearly
April 10 she was quite Obvious to pinches and
bruises. BY May 1s the visual angle had narrowed
much and reached fourteen inches on May lS. Sick
Doris disappeared June %, 1911.
On June O. 1911. taste in Margaret was found to be
duling little left August %. and the last trace
gone in September Smell was dulling; BY
August 8 OF this year taste in Real Doris had begun
to improve she had been earlier heard to say for tho
and was seemingly normal by September. 1913. Smell
began to improve little later.
By August l, 1911, Margarets sense OF tonch while
awake was much diminished and departed August
20. On August "a, 1911. supernormal aeuteness Of
he ring began with Real Doris. 1t gradually substded
and appeared to be normal by 1912 With Margaret
muscular lack OF sensation had become we'll advanced
by August II, 1911. Pnches and needle pricks were
unuetected In September she acquired new sem
stiveness to temperature but from this time became
progressively insensitiye to burns.
In October, 1911, narrowing of Marsarets visual
angle was first noticed and It reached Its climax
when newspaper had to be held nearly at arm
length for the width of a column to be included On
October IA, 1913, Margaret became blind and 30 CON
tinued to her last appearance, April 49, 1914 On the
same October the sight OF Real Doris suddenly be-
came clearer and keener than ever before.
Interrogation, the knowledge OF one another
possessed by the different personalities, was very com
plicated. AS rule the, higher personalities possessed
much knowledge indirectly by hearing or reading
notes, while the lower personalities had direct
knowledge of the higher
=, Real Doris had. no direct knowledge OF sne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
Ho Series of Tragedies and Accidents Gaze Birth
Quntette of Independent and Often Conflicting dvduaLes
Described by the Psychologist Who Killed Off the Secondoy

THE most remarkable case Of multiple person
atty yet recorded is that described by Dr.
Walter franklin Prince AZ ''The Doris Case
Of Quintuple Personality" in the Journal Of Abnor
nal Psychology. which is edited by the noted expert
In these cases, DR.. Morton F. Prince
Doris Fischer developed Eve distinct personals.
ties. Thus her case more complicated than that
of Miss Beauchamp, the Boston girl, who had three
personalities and of any other fully recorded
of multiple personality.
The cause Of dual multiple personality Is some
shock physical or mental; disease injurious habit
which produces disintegration of the original con-
sciousness known the personal ego. 1t is broken
mp. SO to speak, and shorn of some Of its memories
perceptions, acquisitions modes of reaction to
the environment. "The conscious States that still
persist" says Dr. Prince, "synthesized among them
selves. form new personality capable of independ-
ent activity"
Repeated shocks may produce further secondary
then alternate in conscious life with the original
may apparently enter into the new personalities to
eomplicate them and further diferentiate them from
the original personality.
In these cases we have scientific confirmation Of
the fact that Stevensons great story, The Strange
Case Of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" based real.
tty, We may also learn from the of Doris
Fischer that If DR.. Jeky lived to-day he could be
cured by experts in abnormal psychology and the
evil Mr.. Hyde killed of. Just the childish and
morbid secondary personalities of Doris Fischer
were killed OF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13

thoughts acts OF any OF the secondary personals.
ties She learned much from chance remarks OF her
associates from the situation In which she found her
self and Whist may be called the after image of their
emotions lingering subsequently to her arrival Both
Margaret and Sick Doris left read Sick
Doris knew capable Of knowing all that Real
Doris did, said, experienced and thought.
But Real Doris the only into whose con-
sciousness she had insight The others were enclosed
from her In chambers into which she could not look
When Margaret "out" Tin conscious life) Sick
Doris II annihilated for the time being She
knew much about Margaret but because Margaret
chose that she should know and by processes almost
perfectly with those by which Real Doris
became aware OF rnodicum Of acts and sentiments of
two Of the characters beneath her. Margaret and Sick
Doris wrote notes to each other they held frequent oral
conversations and IN the consciousness Of the latter
emerged notions and unspoken thoughts of which she
well recognized the source.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13

|ts,A. !. illustrating
! echanics of Inter
fnition" w zen
lex Doris" Was
at in the Exter-
World. Note
lat ! Then "Real
fi6' Has No Di.
& Knowledge Of
External World
% ehe Journal of
smaI Psychology
II e,yen a pleasurable
in.of epproach-sucfr
established to bring
must be asleep, the
formula before she
, practice OF calling"
aunt OF q mischance
within she was called
%. [ Real Doris would
Atld quickly vanish,
hihG Margaret. taking
thaf with twisted, re-
"a 20. papa, ! was
Ao1 s in one day was
ieIa, that Real Doris
70 blight into the day
efej,nality. Not until
Id, % the evening In
rSasix hours and fif'
N he. 1914. the alter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13

field in breadth and later in DEPTH until It length
she as though within a hollow cone Of but few
long Suddenly she became blind. On April ~. 1914
Margaret In the evening, uttered few aniable
remarks laughed happily and went to sleep. She Was
again. For few montha there occasionally
appeared indications that Margaret existeo subninA
~, but these Id turn died out.
Still Sleeping Margaret convefseB . few minutes In
the evening sl she processes to come occssionally
for brief observation at other times while soetimes
she puts in no appearance for days. Tho Real Dotis-
the primary personanty-has suffered lapse sdnce
April 10. 1914. The psychologist would never suspect
that the bright happy, normal appearing GIRL with
for her" but few ysars ago bowdertng bundle
OF dislntesrations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
ret," the Mischiev-
Personality That :
by Her Father

Personality That
by Her Father
laine given by Mar
fity which appeared
she never reached
ment. Yet she pos.
lsion when she was
on quizzical puzzle
oai1ing tones. and re.
memories that were
doubt that Sleeping
ted into higher con.
N from the startling
re,frained.
index which always
lea In this case OF
IS. This was a sud.
eati from the neck.
fepible witch to a
Y lit was more pro.
=. lower to a higher
p the transition was
hen Real Doris had
that Margaret was
- hout resistance. the
{ tmperceptible- But
q sudden shock. OF
as passed. the jerk
bulic conversational
was often followed
b. Ivy an interval Of