The Dayton Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 4

PACE FOUR C. P. A. Manager DEAF AND BLIND GIRL IS ABLE TO READ WITH HER FINGER-TIPS Seemingly Impossible Feats Startle Chicago Doctors Former Mayor Dies v. Ml MANAGER P.

A. NASSER TER mmm a fOIGES AND COLOES IE DiSTIrJGUiSHEB BY SENSE OF 'FEELING COMPLICATIONS CAUSE DEATH OF MMORMmiEN End Comes to Former Mayor of Dayton After Four Months Suffering. XERCI SES ITS DIRECTOR i Certificates Awarded 137 Following Conclusion of Year's Work. John H. Stewart, Decatur, Succeeds Netum Rathbun.

i vv, MANAGED NEIL HOUSE I ON WOMAN ON PROGRAM WELL KNOWN IN DAYTON or dislike her. can tell when she is being looked at and has an in. fallible faculty for telling when her veracity is questioned, even mentally. 1'hjsicians planned to plare her under tests for a period of five years before exploiting her ability is permitted. TO HEAR THOMPSCNN CLEVELAND.

April 2S. More 1,500 guests from 20 or more counties in Ohio are expected to sit dowrto th "dollar dinner" at the Masonic auditorium tonight, at which Colonel Carmi A. Thompson, of Euclid Village, will outline the platform upon which ha will seek the F.epublican nomination Tor Activa Member of Many Frater- Sixteenth Annual Banquet cf Educational Department Precedes Graduation. For Past Three Years Has Been City Editor of Hoosier Newspaper. nal Organizations Funeral Monday.

hand on the wrist or throat of the speaker. Converse with a physician for several minutes who held a 10-footpole against his head while she grasped the other end. Never forgets a voice which she once "felt." Carry on a telephone conversation by holding her fingers on the receiver. HEADS HEADLINES. Head headlines in a newspaper through her finger-tips.

Ey rubbing her nose slowly over (be paper, she determined there were two men and two women in a picture. Asked how she l.new she said: "There is a white space between the men's legs." Told denominations of paper colors of silk and shades of women's hats, "because they swelled different." Knows immediately when she meets a person whether they like CHICAGO, April 23. pfcysi. cians today puzzled over the remarkable faculty exhibited by Willetta Huggins, deaf and blind to hear and we through her fingers." The 17-je3r-oId girl, an orphan and inmate of the Wisconsin School for Blind startled 500 physicians here by a demonstration of her strange powers. All present admitted the girl's gift was genuine.

Besides being deaf and blind, she wore heavy goggles stuffed with cotton and covered with black paper and her ears were clogged to the satisfaction of all. STARTLING FEATS. Some of the feats of, the girl were: Hear perfectly by placing her I. ENTERTAINS CLUB Miss Stella Taylor will entsrtain JOHN H. STEWART.

Mr. Stewart, for the past three years editor of the "Decatur Journal." Decatur, will take up his duties here as business manaper of the Christian Publishing association. The new manager is a former Dav-tonian. He succeeds Netum Rath-bun, who after several years is sev. cring his connection with the association.

Les Donnes Amies at her Fri- r'av niht. Seventeen diplomas were swarded at the graduation exercises the educational department of the Y. M. C. A.

Ons graduate was woman. One hundred and thirty-seven certificates for completion of year's work were given. The commencement address was delivered by Dr. R. E.

Tulioss, president of the Wittenberg collesre at Sprintrfield. E. A. Deeds presided and diplomas and certificates were presented by H. J.

Hunt and L. G. Battelle. GET DIPLOMAS. These students received diploma: Miss Anna Leibsnderfer, Horace Gordon.

G. V. Schoenbersr, II. P. Irving, Marion Watson, L.

Erhart, Austin Cloud, Donald Davis, John F. Fisher, Joseph Gever, Ev. erett Sauer, P. H. Holohan.

E. M. Open A Chsrye AtsoarJ Major C. G. McMillen.

twice mayor of Davton, and owner of the Giddings hotel, died Thursday afternoon at his tome. 531 West Second street. Death was due to a complication of diseases. Ha had been about four months. Major McMillen was widely known, and during his lifelong connection with, hotels made hosts of friends.

For a short tlma ts was In charge of the old Neil House at Columbus, and later was manager the Broeck-erbcfX hotel at Bellefonte, Pa. He was active In political and civic affairs of the city, and In his early manhood served twice as mayor of Dayton, In 1S92 ana In 1S94. He acquired ownership of the Giddings hotel twelve years ago. Except for the time he was eoa nected with out-of-town hotels, Major McMillen spent his entire lite Is Dayton. He ai bora on the site of the old workhouse, Sixth and Main streets, and lived there for many years.

He served as a drummer boy during the Civil war. In fraternal circles, Major McMillen was also actively Interested. He was one of the founders of the Hotel John H. Stewart, Decatur, comes to Dayton, Hay 1, as business manager of the Christian Publishing association, succeeding Netum KathUun, who is severing his connection with the association. Mr.

Stewart is well known in Davton. In 1905 he was connected with the. Christian Publishing association as a linotype operator. He installed the first two machines in the new publishing houso Fifth and Ludlow. Later he became connected with the Mercantile corporation.

In 1909 he went to Decatur as a linotype operator, was later promoted to have charge of the job printing business and for the past three years has been city editor of the "Decatur Journal." The Dayton association prints the "Herald and Gospel Liberty," edited by Dr. Alva Martin Kerr, a publication bavins? a wide circulation throughout Christian church, a vast amount of Sunday school literature and supplies, countless pamphlets and leaflets used in the promotion of the denominational activities and operates a store, supplying the Teligiouj books and church supplies. MAJOR C. G. M'MILLEN Clerks' association, and was known as a "dean" among members of the organization.

He was also a member of the Greeters of America, the Ohio State Hotel Men's association, the Knights of Pythias, the Royal Arcanum, the Knights Templar and the United Commercial Travelers. Surviving are his widow, Ella Gebhart McMillen, and one daughter. Mrs. Rosy McMillen More. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Burial will be made in Woodland cemetery.

3 TWO IN SHOOTING DUE TO DIVORCE COLUMBUS. April 23. Edward Berndt, 45, auto mechanic shot his wife, Opal, 37, here today, and then turned the gun on himself, because she filed divorce proceedings. Both are in a serious condition. HEAVY FIRE LOSS CANAL WINCHESTER, April 2S.

It is estimated today that a total damage of about $35,000 was caused by the fire which started from tha explosion of an ril ttove in Wesley Reams' Hardware store, here yesterday. Bl tints purchase?" RUMMAGE SALE Members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Wayne Avenue Evangelical church will conduct a rummage sale all day Friday and Saturday in the Elks' building, Third and Jefferson streets. MOST wealthy folk buy their Clothes on a Charge Account basis, purely for its convenience. If people of wealth realize the advantage of Charge Accounts, surely you must, too. Department stores never require a Down-Payment.

Why? Because they have faith in their customers. We have the same confidence and faith in you. One of the generous benefits of our Plan is that no Cash Payment is necessary when you open an account. Lack of immediate cash is no reason why you should stay away. We never pay cash for our merchandise.

We "Charge it." "Everybody's doing it." That is whywe extend the same privilege to you. Taylor, Fowler tujrene Donovan, E. L. Burchett and E. H.

Zim-rrerman. Preceding th commencement exercises, the educational department of the Y. M. C. held Hi sixteenth annual banquet.

W. W. Stoner and C. E- Leavres wers in charge. Certificates were awarded tha following: ACCOUNTANCY.

(First Year.) Crry h. HaroM Henry Anderson C. O. Ketts Gertrude BnhoUer Theodore I. M.

Eoudd MrConnon R. F. Eowers H. R. Vernhclt W.

H. Hunter ACCOUNTAN5Y. (Second Year.) Austin Cldd Patrick H. Holohsn Clifford J. Ehrit Marion T.

Watson John Fischer. Jr. Charles T. Weber Joseph Geyer William Dale Horace Steele Zipperlen Gordon, Jr. ADVERTISING.

Paul w. Blue Clifford Tangemsn Howard A. Peele V. O. Wents ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING.

W. E. Erown AUTOMOTIVE MCCHANICST R. S. Benham Malcolm C.

Kelly Calvin Eoyd H. A. Lehman WosiiiSaVs a Rosses' 1 DRESSES many sport Jm. forVonien Misses BOOKKEEPING. models Glen C.

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fFourth Year.J You'll find music to suit your particular taste among these new Victor offeringsnumbers you will want to add to your collection of Victor Records. We have classified them for your convenience and any dealer in Victor products will gladly play any selections you wish to hear. Eugene Donovan MECHANICAL DRAWING. (First Year.) Aristocratic Lookin' R. 0.

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