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Answers to Beauty Queries

~ WING 10 the great AMOUNT OF
mail received and the limited
~ space given this department.
IL is absolutely impossible 70
answer letters in the Sunday issue fol-
lowing their receipt. The letters must
be answered in turn, and this Outlines
requires three OF four weeks.
AL correspondents who desire an I'm
mediate answer must inclose a self
addressed stamped envelope for q re-
Pay. Ihls rule must also be complied
Win In regard TO personal letters.
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Thick Lips


wan you kindly let ne know OF some
thinC besides tUnlin Tor thick IsusT Also
WAT Is socd % b2tke the face whec q
perspreS freely7 NAUDE.
90 not know Of anything else you
could use en- thick lips.
Alcohol added 70 the water when
bathing the face may help some. Do
not use II too frequently. Tor IL has a
very drying effect.
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Is II proper for 4 girl OF Il years OF age
gathering?
I am almost fve feet tall and wear nv
dresses abou' three inches below nv
knees. Is this proper7 IRENE r.
Il 54iI Oh 1t 10 ldlncr youA. 10 AZ
tend any social functions, but il she
with a chaperon.
Your dresses should reach half way
down the calf of the leg.
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Dear Mrs. Syrnes.
Watch way IS the best 20 have rncles re-
moved. hy clcctrolysis or by a chircpodist7
Ana Is there anv danger IN either and
which one? Ny moles are only small ones.
ANXIOUS
A chiropOdist usually treats ailments
OF teet. ana I do not think he removes
moles. EleCtr0lyss is the safest way
10 remove moleS. but be sure YOU go 10
a perfectly reliable operator. else the
result may be serious.
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Feet Too Large

Dear MIS-. Symes.
Can you suggest something which win
reduce the width as well as the size of
The feet2
wha; is the height in inches OF a size
rs heel p H NJ X
Nothing can be done to reduce tbs
width Of the feet The wearing of neat
shoes viii help 70 make the foot appear
smaller.
Every manufacturer Of shoes has his
own mark Therefore. 1 cannot give YOU
the Information you desire.
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YaseIine on the Eyebroaps
Dear Mrs. Svmes

Dear Mrs. SVmes
WIN you kindly tell me how long Il
takes vasellne 10 make the eyebrows heavy7
l used vaseiine a few times ana ] got Big
red rimpics around my eyebrows. and Ii
took weeks for them 20 30 away viii Won
Please tell me what makes them and what
I should d07
] am getting lines under my eyes ana
wish you could tell me how 10 ge- rld ~
them. I use massage cream on nv faee
and thought rerh9ps It was the way / rub
Il on that I am & ttinE them.
Ny one hip is larger than the other
Can YOU tell me what 10 do2 And please
give me an exercise 10 develop the legs
Il viii be months before the effect Of
the vaseline viii be seen. The ---se''- d,
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Imbrober Beh4vior

Dear Mrs Adams
behind YOU and push you when you are
coming home from a dance and are very
UredT
II a man asks you II you love him.
and you do. must you tell him YES or no?
firt7 r. A.
A b.
L A
!. 1t certainly is not proper for a man
10 be so rude. IL is a woman place TO
call him TO account for such actions.
?. Think seriously over the matter and
tell the truth
). 1t is never proper to hirt-age has
nothing to do with II. The girl who
hirts shows lack OF good breeding.
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II Little Bit Doubtful

During a log illness in the hospital
became acquainted with a doctor who Is
about ter years my senior. After / re-
turned 70 nv home he often called and
took me riding. We became fond OF each
otner ana ne wishes me TO marry him. NV
parents DO not object DO Won thine me
to- r"''~~7 cr'NTNVTFT-N-vT AP- o.
As your parents do not object TO
your getting married I do not feel
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31

tinuing the round line OF velvet silk
OF fur. This coiffure gives Just enough
support without allowing the brim 20
settle too far down on the head.
Then again. parted hair can be used
with beautiful results. 1t is quite full
and must have sufficient breadth at
the sides to I'LL the space beneath the
hat.
When dressing hair TO ~ your tur-
bans do not neglect the back. have
known women to spend much time on
the front Of their hair, but who never
thought OF using a handglass 10 give
Just as much attention 20 the back. As
many people view the sides and back
as the front Of US. and when we go
out. let us be fortified with the thought
that there IS not an incongruity Of
Marie Antoinette in the front and
Mary Ann In the back" as an observ-
ing man once expressed It, The hair
can be arranged in coils and soft puffs
placed in Irregular groups. II must
extend well out but the nape OF the
neck must be clearly defined. Bar
rettes are excellent in giving this line 70
the coiffure.
Let US not be OF those thoughtless
women who will sail along the shop
ping streets with turbans which appear
10 be held up mainly by air; nor Of
the class who will bolster up the vel
vet shape until It rises in its wrath
far above the face. II a turban is TO
be one Of your new hats. try 70 re-
member that the couture underneath
has the power to make or mar the gem
erdl effect \ Ettle foreword about This
! nope. will enable the hat and the
hair e, contribute to a beautiful effect
in headdress
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Gaul5 azaAuN

mas7 Have known him almost one year
A READER.
Do not give hIm any PERSONA gift.
a BOOK, a cushion Tor his den, a piece Of
leather for his table or one Of the many
guft able
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Want5 to Darker Hair

ITIU0-
have auburn hair. but would Ike %
oarkel y Would YOU Eindlv tell me Il
henna VIII do it2 II so. Is II perfectly
harmless and how shall I use it2
MYRTLE A
The henna stain is used 10 give the
hair an auburn tint and II YOU make a
stronger preparation Of Il than is or
qlnarlly used. & may darken your hair
II IS harmless dye. il used as directed:
but 1 never like TO advise the use Of a
dye. for the amateur so often meets
with unsatisfactory results. The fol-
lowing is the recipe.
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Games to Play

Dear Mrs. Adams.
VIII you kindly suggest several games 10
be played at a party attended ~ bows and
girls from ls to IS years o ase?
Did you ever have a hat trimming
contest? Tell each girl to bring an
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Red

Dc1r Mrs. Symes.
would appreciate II very much ~ vou
WOULD tel me what Is good for a red nose
NhenSvcr ! 90 out In the cold my nose
turns G-c ANXIOUS
Ihlnk your nose VIII be less s5nsi-
i've II you use The same recipe that
gave - Reader"
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Henna 81 Stain

Take one ounce Of henna leaves steep
IN pint Of boiling water for twentv min
utes. Let stand until q gets cold Strain
the liquid Apply 10 the hair BY the aid
q a small sponge. The henna viii some
times stain the scalp but the stain can
easily be removed by sOaD and water.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
Skin F00d-Hair Tonic

Dear Mrs. Symcs
viii you kind Y give me recipe Tor skin
ZOO and good hair tonic FOR falling
hAlN DAILY |FADEP
here are the two recipe for which
you ask,
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AcceptiHg Company

Ike interfering, but l cannot help
saying that think you are too youns.
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20 Make &c Hair CurI

potassium caThonate..........-l20 grains
Alcohol ................-...... 10 f1rf5 49,,
Roscwoter enough 70 make. Is fuld ounces
In using moistcn the hair. adjust IL loose
~. and &, VIII curl upon drying.
The best time 70 eat freSa fruit IS In
the morning for breakfast However.
it viii do no harm to eat it between
meals also.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
Massage Cream

lar MS StScS.
WIZ you kindly give me a good rec.ps
for massage cream that viii give a rniiA
bleach 10 the skin?
Also give re a recipe FOR curing dan
oruI ard preventing the hair from falling
ANON
1 am giving the recipe for a massage
cream which will bleach the skin:
Cucumher Intinn or Hrearn
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Christmas Gift

Dear Mrs Adams
Can you please tell me what would be
a nice Eift for a yOulE man for Christ
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
Cucumber Lotion OF Cream-

thls Is suave lotion, very whitening,
sottening ard cleansing
II you will faithfully use the follow
ing recipes the dandruff will disappear
and your hair stop falling:
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70 Remove Dandrnf
Falling of the Hair.
Hair-CHriiHg Find

year Mrs. Symes.
WIZ You please print the recipe FOR
curling fluid you had in a recent raper9
Is u better 20 eat fresh fruit with meals
or between meals? wfDGE
,Folowing is the recipe to which I
think you refer:
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Orange-FloWer Cream.

Melt the arst three ingredients. add the
Flyc-rine 20 the 0range-f0ver water ara
dissolve the bOrax in the mixture. then
pour Il slowly into tSs blended fats. stir-
ring couc- uously
Tonic for Falling Hair
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31

Aprly 90 TIE roots OK the hair with a soft
sponge once or twice q dav This lotion n
especially good Tor very dry hair.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31

have had a red nose FOR a long time,
ard ] would Ike 20 nave you tell re how
70 get I'D OF H. * is not from uqudr. but
I think Il is from my blood
A READER.
PROBABLY your blood is not circulating
properly. This being the case. take ex-
erclse m The open air and live on a diet
for while You may also use the reCipe
which I am giving.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-31
Lotion for Red Nose.

EoW1ered caiami1e -.....-..-.... I dram
Zinc oxide .............. 40 r-.i~n
80 c~-li.e -------------- ------- = dram
Cherry laurel water ........... gIi-,es
his lotion should be well shaken before
l. Is moppcd on me nose Il may be used
both morning and evening
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
LONDON HORSE SHOW
TO BE BIGGEST EVER

London, jane 5.-The Interns-
tional Horse Show, which opens at
Olympia today, il a mamoth show,
OF proportions little imagined even
by the management The total en-
tries are $500. At last years show
was reekoned the biggest horse show
ever held, the entries were 90S.. For
the King s cup, offered to the ma
lions, 500 officers have entered AMI
20 for the Duke OF Connaught's
cap, which is reserved for the Eng
lish army. Practice has been going
on daily over model jumps a the
Army Centre; and nervousness lest
our army should not come up TO the
standard is acute. The competitors
ere rs Far flung az they are au-
merous. Offcers sent by their re-
spectiys war Offices, have en- cred
from a dozen colonies ami nationa'-
tiles, from Canada, The Argentina,
Russia, Spain, Germany, France,
Belgium, Holland. Italy, Norway,
sweden and Greece.
All of the officers with their ger
wants are to he entertained from
the moment they land, partly by the
nation and partly by the director.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
INSECTS DESTROY
TELEPHONE POLES
Forest Service Conducts In
teresting Experiments in
This Direction Arriving
at Definite Conclusions of
Rapid Destruction.

Washington. June s.-lnsecbs
play y mos, important part in tim
Der destNction. phs injury done
IL generally underestimate as their
deprsdations 10 on gradually. but
forctbIy. attracting lNtlS observa-
ton. Whea they bore into the tim
Der they open up air charbers and
channels which make 81 easy for
rainwater to leak I'm, and thus kcep
the wood in moist condition. Fun
gus spores floating through the air
are enabled 10 terminate with great.
err rapidity and with increased eff
feceiveness and the ACCOMMODATION
OF the polt consequently - material
lyhsstensd.
Several years ago the forest ser
vice co-operated with on. OF the
large telephone companies In Geor-
gia and Florida TO experiment with
various pgeservatives in protecting
the butts OF telephone poles from
decay The presewative. were sim
ply painted upon the wood, and of
course did not sink in to any great
depth. A recent examination made
of this pole line showed that wher-
ever the preservative hrd entered
the wood no DESTRUCTION que 30 In
sect attSok had taken place, but
where the wood was unprotected,
such injury WAS frequently quite So
rious. Poaos in which the preserva-
tives had seeped through crack
were often more or less nuted on
the surface, that is. the oil saturat-
Ing the wood Ia the immediate vi
entity of the creek protected it from
the attacks Of the insects. It il es-
sential, therefore. particularly in the
warmer portions OF me United
States 10 protect timber from the at
tacks OF insects as well as OF fungi
II the longest life is 30 be secured
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
NEWS OF WASHINGTON

Washington, June 5.-1Bs most
| important happenings in the ma
lions capital yesterday were az fol-
lows:
Making reply to the bitter attack
made upon him last night by ZEN
ator PenroSe because OF his absence
at session at which he was ex
pected to finish his uncompleted
speech on the cotton schedule Of the
tariff bill, Senator LaFolleste sugges-
ted that the senator from Pennsyl-
vania might render greater service
II he woHld account for .hs way he
spends his 'own time when absent
from the senate. Mr.. LaFollette
then completed his speech. Anoth-
or night session was held by the
senats.
Vice Admiral Uria made pill
srimsgs to the Tomb OF George
Washington at Mount Vernon, and
placed there wreath of red and
white roses, tribute from Japan TO
the orst great American.
A severe blow 90 the proposed
lakes TO gulf deep waterway project
IL was minated, would be tine re-
port OF the board of army engineers
which is expected TO recommend 20
congress unfavorable action on the
matter OF deepening the Mississippi
channel from St. Louis 90 the Gulf.
William II. Ihrr. Of che District Of
Columbia, was appointed by Presi-
dent Taft 10 be an assistant attorney
general OF the United States.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05

Tetails Of His Death and
Funeral-Burial Was in
Charge of Masons.

The Monroe Watchmal CT Thurs
day contained tho following partic-
ulars Of the death and burial of the
late George n. Davidsol which uc-
cured at his home in UHion at 20
minutes after l o'clock last Mon
day afternoon May 81. 1909, OF
heart disease. He had been afflicted
with this malajy for some time, but
his sadden death was distressing
shock TO his friends though his pass
ing away was not wholly unexpected
by those who knew his condition.
He had been going about as usual.
but on Monday was lying en- his bed,
members OF his family IA the room
WITH whom lhe had been quietly CON
versing, when the stroke came and
his life went out peacefully and
without struggle. Mr. Davidson
was tho youngest son OF the late Mr..
jos. Davidson and was Is years OF
age. He was born in Mercer county
on the site OF the press nj city of
Blueneld which his fatEcr owned
Some 10 years ago he moved to
Union when other members OF his
family settled here. He was a man
OF kindly temperament, one OF the
best and most obliging OF neighbors
and for many years member OF the
order OF Masonry. The deceased is
survived by his wife, who before her
marriage was Miss Mary Ann Free
man OF Mercer county, two daugh-
tiers, Misses Jane and Isabel David
son. one brother, Mr.. w A. David
son OF Union and one sister Mrs. Ma
tilia Tanning OF Bland county, Va.
The funeral took place yesterday
morning, Rev. j. NJ. York conduct
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$500 REWARD

] offer the above reward for the
arrest and conviction of the parties
going from house to house in this
part of the state offering medicine
for sale and claiming it IL the Qua
ker Herbs. The GENUINE QUAKER
MEDICINES ARE FOR SALE ONLY
at the Red Lot and at 419 Raleigh
street, Bluefeld, at pres INT AID are
never peddled from house to house.
+. b. SPENCER. Mgr.
Quaker Doctor.
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DEATH OF MRS. WIN. WILLIAMS.

Blacksburg, Va. June Mrs
Williams Williams died here after
a long illness, aged "a years. The
funeral takes pace Saturday aftor-
noon from the home and burial will
be made here. Rev. d. J. Woods,
pastor OF shs Presbyterian church,
o. which Mrs Williams was devo-
ted member, will conduct the ser
vices.
Mrs. Williams was before her
marriage Miss stockton, a native
OF Henry county and relative OF
the Hadrston and other prominent
families there. She is also sister
i1-law OF Judge 8. w Williams If
Wythe. The family moved &c Blacks
burg last year, tirat ths youRg ger
sans might attend the V. +. I. A
husband, one daughter. Mrs. Cooper,
OF Roanoke, and five sons survive
Mrs. Williams One son, Mr.. G. X.
Williams, il an attorney Of ROa-
noke, and two are engaged in rail-
road construction work il West Vir-
ginia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
CASES OF LEPROsY
Dread Disease Discussed at
Meeting of the Boards of
Health.

Washington, Jane s--Lcprosy.
tuberculoAis and pollution OF streams
formed the principal themes OF dis
cussion at the twentyfourth snnu-
al meeting OF the conference OF state
and provincial boards of health OF
North America yesterday.
With regard to leprosy DR.. w. c..
Woodward. of the District OF CO.
lusbia,t chairman or The committee
on Natianol Leprosariu.a. reported
that no progress had beea made tn
ward the establishment az such an
institution. but he arg,ed that the
dictates OF humanity have upon the
GoVernNent a most impelling force
in this connection.
In the course OF tho discussion
which followed, DR.. J. y. Hurry 40
clared that in 1903 there were Sky
registered lepers in Louisiana. but
IL was generally known that there
were at least one hundred and nfty
lepers in the state.
The conferenc was a un't in sup
port OF In proposition Off a national
leprosarium.
Taking up the subject OF tuber-
culosis, DR., John Z. G. Foster de.
clared that Il was one for the mu-
nicipalities rather than the state.
He advocated the education or the
public in being more careful with
regard TO the milk supply and said
that the public should set after"
the milk men.
With reference 10 tho py'lstion OF
streams. the committees appointed
to consider the subject reported that
a. the federal government hal no
control over the matter. many OF the
most difficult problems could not ,e
solved at the present time, but II
was urged that this might bs done
by agreement between tho states.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
DAVENPORT WANTS
EAST VIRGINIA MAN.

Bristol, Va. June 5.-Despits the
talk that State Chairman G.. -. Slsnp
is supposed to have Aated A. p. CAL
lespie, Of Tazewoll for the Republi-
can nomination for governor, Peter
j. Davenport, chairmaa Of the Re
publican committee OF the Ninth
Virginia district aud manager Of
Slemp's last campaiga for congress
said in an interview here that he
favored the nomination Of some east
Virginia man OF statesmanship and
popularity. Southwest Virginia, ("
he said will do its part, regardless
OF where the candidate comes from,
and what is needed il man who
will have influence in eastern Vir-
gina With such candidate we
would have good show t. win"
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N S&SA!ssaE0itdkSNg8Sters
Schedule i'm Effect
JUNE g, 1902

Leave Sac "a. IN. fof Roanoke
Norfolk and all points on the Shen-
adoah division. Pullman sleeper
Roanoke to New York, va Hagers-
town, Pullman Par'or Car Roanoke
to- Norfolk.
mond, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper
Dining Car to Roanoke. PaTlor Car
Roanoke TO Norfolk.
2:30 q. IN. for Roanoke, lynch
burg and intermediate stations and
the Shenandoah valley. Philadelphia
and New York. Sleeper to Phi adel-
phls. Cafe Car Gary and Roanoke.
o:1s p. IN. for Roanoke, Lynch
burE, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper to Norfol%, Rosnoks to
Richmond.
Leave Blueheld $40 D. IN. for Ken
ova, Columbus and all points West
and Northwest Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus and Cincinnati. Cafe cars.
$40 y. ri. Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car.
Leave $40 a. N. and 2:4O p. m.
daily for TazeweD, Norton and oil
stations on Cllnch valley division.
Arrive from Norton and points on
the Clineh Valley division a. $3.50 D.
m. and 1905 y. IN.
leave $40 a. IN. for NYsleh anil
intermediate stations.
Leave 10:45 a. m. for william
son and intermediate stations.
Leave 1850 p. IN. for " elch and
intermediate stations.
Bor additional information call on
aseRt Norfolk and Western Railway.
w. b. BEVILL,
~, Ger Pass Agent,
RSsaote, Va.
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CHARITIES
MASS MEETING

BY an order OF the directors and
according TO the customs for the
associations in Different cities there
will be mass metin: to elect OFF,
GERS for this year for tho Bluefield
Associated Charities. This mass
meeting is called for Tuesday at s
p. m. in the Presbyterian church.
The peopls generally are expected
Publication Committee, c. II. w
Kegley.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Williams lived for
some years az Matoaka. where they
were held in high esteem. Miss l..
G.. War, a trained nurse Of this city,
was called TO Blacksburg last week
to take charge Of Mrs. Williams. and
on her arrival there sine wrote to
friends in this city that her patient
could not survive longer than a few
days az most.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
DISTRICT CONFERENCE

Presiding Mder Cassidy informed
the Leader this morning that she
district conference for BluefislI dis
trict will be held width tho church
az Gary beginning juno 17Uh and
over Sunday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
CALL AT DCVALL'S

and get copy OF the biggest song
hit OF the season. The Longest
way Around is the Sweetest Way
Hone" This song is winner. See
copy and be Convinced
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ing an appropriate service. arttr
which the remains were taken In
charge by the Masonic brethren and
Inferred in Green Hin cemetery with
with the honors OF that fraternity
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
OUR ELECTRIC
COFFEE PERCOI.ATORS

VIII prove an ineXpenGive luxury.
Have YOU seen them? They are al
most n necessity after you uso ono
OF them. Call and see them at Ran
dolph g. Mittendorf's. the Leading
jewelers., Bluohcld, w. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05

You pay high price--you des-
ervs tile best qualify. Insist on Mon
itOr Pmverized and get your moneys
worth. s1s all quality.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05

For yOur own sake use Monitor
PulVsrized flour for yOnr bread,
pies and sakos, and SOC for Yourself
what Monitor means. At all stores
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-05
AMERICAN LEAUGE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

All Nationll League games post
poned yesterday on account or rain
- wet grounds.
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= -. - z SE2SsS E3E ~.
SPORES
BASEBALL
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

At Norfolk: Lynchburg-Norfol
postponed: rain.
AT Richmond; Portsmouth, /;
Richmond. v.
At Dapville: Danville. 5. Roa-
Roanoke. o.
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BLUEFELD NORMAL
AND BUSINESS COLLEGE
Founded 1900 Chartered 1901
Crockett G. CIR ham Block
d uefield, w. Va.
Day and Night Sessions ali the Year
W. II. CUNNINGHAM, Principe
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Where They Play To-day
Lynchhurg at Norfolk
Portsmouth at Richmond
Roanoke at panville
Il. IL. Il.
Danville 6l00010o 10 o
Roanoke OOOOOOOJo--O q