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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
7
Washington officials were astonished to learn that Charlotte planned to charge one to two dollars for seats to hear President Wilson speak, with 3500 seats set aside and the presidential party traveling by private car on No. 37.
The National Baptist convention reports widespread revival activity across states with many churches holding special evangelism meetings. Dr. Thomas J. Villers cites rising baptisms and revived rural churches while offering recommendations for cooperative evangelism, church prayer groups, two week campaigns, and regional organization to boost soul winning.
A revised arrangement at the Charlotte grounds moves the speaking stand for Woodrow Wilson to improve hearing for up to 12 000 people. Grandstand seating offers 3 000 paid seats while the surrounding area will accommodate many thousands, with fees not monopolizing access.
Dublin May Premire Asquith has renewed the conclusion that the government in Ireland has run its course. He has discussed ideas with many nonofficials and considers a new system may be proposed to the cabinet. The final form remains unsettled and may be developed at the next cabinet meeting.
General Obregon Mexico City May 18 denies circulating reports in the United States that he expressed confidence President Wilson would not seek war with Mexico. He says no public or private declaration has been made since leaving El Paso and asks for denial of the report.
A Bladon Springs Alabama parent reports rapid recovery of a baby with whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad claims the product is obtainable everywhere as a trusted remedy.
Atlantic City May 18 The 128th Annual General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States opened on the steel pier with a week of sessions through May 26. Reports stress war’s impact on religion, including increased philanthropy evangelization and personal faith, with calls for family education on marriage, Sabbath observance, and Sunday papers.
A vintage ad touts Tiz as a cure for achy swollen and sore feet. It claims immediate relief from corns callouses bunions and raw spots with a 25 cent box sold at druggists or department stores. The guarantee promises money back if not satisfied.
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