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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
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BIsckshWre, Va. Alurch 81. ".
Flsss. u Swarihmore College. Pa. has
been elected as director OF athlcticsi.
succeeding i!ranch Bocock. who has
resigned 10 accept similar position
a. the University OF North Carolina
after two years successful work here
Mr. Ticsa viii take up his duties at
I, with tho inst Of nest session,
these duties nciudin. coaching the
football. Basketball and baseball
rca,ns, training the track men and a
general supervision Of all branches Of
athletics.
Graduate Manager G. p Miles. with
tty cu-operation OF the athletic cuun-
eli, mas devoted much time and care
to the selection or the proper man
:" carry OH the work SO we'll done
by BocnclS. and 1t is believed by these
ln.H that the new director has the
nece*sarT qualifications During his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
WALTER A. POST
4 MADE PRESIDENT.
Succeeds Calvin B. Orcutt as
Head of Newport News Ship
building Plant.
Special to The Times

lSPttASl 10 l nc lime -DiSpatC
newport News, Va, March a-Cen-
cral Mana ger Walter A. Post. WHO has
been the active head Of the Newport
news snip Building and Dry Dock
lompa nys plant for many years. WAS
hlade president and general manager
by the company to-day There will
be no change in tile policy OF the yard.
ana II Is understood that tho personnel
OF nc office and Sard heads viii not
NC changed. AS president. Mr. Post
succeed the late Calvin 3. circuit The
ward HOW has moro than 5000 men en-
pioycd. and in addition TO other con.
tracts for tho government and various
merchant Jobs, is constructive ibc
giant Dreadnough Texas
thirteen hundred coast artillcryn,en.
serving AS provisional infantry, ar
rived here tonight OH board tho old
dominion steamship Jamestown iron,
New York. under command of Colonel
John Y. White. OF Fort Hancock. Tho
soldiers We're discnharkcd Immediate
~ ana put aboard the transport sum
ner which is scheduled to sail for The
Guit OF Mexico tomorrow morning
The transports Fitzpatrick and Me
Llellan are being fitted out as RAPIDLY
as possible. and are expected to he
ready Tor sea tomorrow They will
take troops Including the five com
i,''''tS7 " oci CO from 4 OFT Monroe, un-
der Colonel Townslcy, 10 join tho force S
ihohiilzinS on the Mexican border.
Moses Caplan, An IVY Avenue sa
ionkeeper, was found dying In his
room to-day. with bullet hole through
cach temple, one through his riCht
lung, and another Just over the heart
The Warwick county coroner was sat
ished that II was a case OF suicide, and
deemed an inquest unnecessary, but
Chef OF Police Madison of Bloodhcld
suspects foul play, and has Instituted
All investigation. No motive for either
suicide or murder has been discovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
WINS
IN CL OSE FINISH.
Heavily Played Favoritc Takes
Feature Event at Mon
Grief

Jacksonviile, Fla. March o.-Des.
connects. heavily played favorite. Won
nc feature event at Moncrief to-day.
aa,er trailing the leaders. Ella Bryson
IN time, and there was not a neck
J and u nose difference in the three
horses. summaries:
Ilrst race--selling. ma alden two.ycar-
naif furlongs--Arany % to 81 first
Crlei G. to l0l second Frog Legs
Seven) third Time, 80 % iiynicka
nMia i, Little lsph. .lu$. Iiartrdgc
second race--sellinE. three wear olds
SIN furlon Ss--l'ort North (ll 10 II
,irs.. Mun g to y second. Eagle lsird
,.nHnl thlrd; Time. i:lS .. old i3oy.
Sen tomond, Hand Running. Red Bob.
lima and Fort Carroll ran
TIhird racc-handicap three year
plas ana up. seven fMrlons s-pescom-
- "a sec0nd; AZ Red G TO 50 third Time.
20 Red Wine. Camel and Raleigh p.
ran. =
Fourth racc--three- year olds ana up.
Wool CO to 1o) second Leamancc G5
I? y third. Time. $50 80 Compton
Milton s.. Messenger Boy. Idleweiss
Fifth race-sellinr. four year-o,,s
and and up. fnrlones-M anheimcr q to IL
iirst SNlvestris GO 10 - second: LADY
Syhil (lo to II third. Time 1:l3 3-5
Mary Hyde. Stafford. SANDY. Hill. ban
r Elsa Peari e; Eye White. Ida o,
Sixth race--selling. thrce-ycar- olds
and up, mile and seventy Yards
oasque 6 TO - FIRST, Warrior Il tor
second. Faieada, f2 to ), third Time
Dress Parade H., Miss Marjorie MIRA
sion. The Noat. Grecinn Eend ana st
Joseph ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
BR ADLEY SATISFIED
WITH DATE SELECTED
March 20 Suits Him Down to the Ground. and
he IS Anxious for Magnatesto Get Together
and Settle Pending Questions
Martin Looks Good

secure his services Richmond viii Ne
mat team But he also realizes that
bun'ins IS putting UP mighty good
same down South, ana that If he .on-
tinucs TO Improve lie viii be a little
too high priced Tor tho Virginia
Lea sue Eut even if Bunting is not
secured, Richmond is we'll provided for
III third haseman in Martin. the
tialnsiield, y j., boy. whom Hal Chase
drafted and then let go to sullivan.
Martin is touted as a fast boy, lively
with the stick with much oNpcrictce.
II an mat Is said OF him is true ltich-
niond VIII hardly miss Bunting
"cck-End Games for IsichmouJ.
Fans arc now Interested in whether
richmond will have ali OF the week
END games at home as heretofore 20
tar as can obtain any information ii
looks as IL the schedule Will he The
same a $ II va last season in regards
TO the Richmond end. 1t Would not
only be unwise no, to give Richmond
lie weekend games but it would be
positively foolish. Richmond is the
money-eciter for the league and the
teams will naturally desire as many
games as possible in tho biggest citv
OF the lea que.
Now that the obstrcptrous Norfoik
crowd is ont of the league the mat
ter OF arranging "a schedule should he
much easier than in previous years,
When the meeting at which the SEIZED :
uic Was adopted was q grand scramble
ana usually lasted until the next day
II iheWiSc appears positive that the
salary limit will not bc increased Each
or the teams composing the league has
signed players which Will keep the
team in the salary limit Under these
conditions there seems to be little adj
vantage in increasing the salary limit
at this time.
From every section comes the pleas
ms information that good season is
expected MI Of the young sters thus
iar signed are anxious to get in the
samc- They are showing more than
!, the usual amount Of enthusiasm. Even
though 1t be tritc, it Is none tho less
fact that picking the teams III S
sea- son Is going TO be hard Job
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
ANXIOUS TO MEET
RICHMOND TEAM
Bo1vlers OF Covington Ask Times
Dispatoll e Arrange
Series.
-TSrecsslto me mines Tlisga

3 81
Coy.ns ton, Va Marsh a.-The duck
fsi s4.,rk.N OF Gown etcn have re-
otaily heen sn!lli0- tho small Tins AZ
q reie which wtll Doli up with the
pes- or howlers Il Il Doliins for
.apT consecutive games Spilled us
~ Wnsh, held lie nigh sin-is
s:are Q. i:S ntus fer some time sat
rscenIl1' he iust his larrels 10 s. r
..1ci'ssk. Who knocked down l5S ana
l.ier II g. Coutts spilled Isa. r. \.
NldhtEsr has ninety-siS nat. and W q.
Wight ninstyfour fiat only rolling
IMP halls tea frame These PLAYERS
sFe I'll fgauihers 81 tic duckpin team,
ant would like 10 roll game Nith
snT tcam OF Richmond. the Richfnond
thar, = roll on lis alleys and Coyinc
IGN on The CoyiOgton alieys. the repor,
- tne s&nlts 10 he made 10 The Times
oispsicil y fSirq each evening after
completion OF he games The PLAYERS
Etre tentatively suggest . series OF
ntieon games. Three q nieht for live
nights ana 'fey arc willing. 10 Leave
All arrangements in the hands Of The
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
g, Gus MALBEI.T.

owner Bradley is back from his little
!Aunt 70 Washington lie got in yes-
toTaa% abou; noon When he go, 10
his ofiice the first letter 10 attract his
atlention vas one from President c.
- Williams. Of the Virginia League.
announcing March 90 as the date for
the league meeting
That's bully, said sir, Bradley. ut
Suiis ne down to tho ground am
very GLAD that Mr. Williams has de-
claen on that date, for am or the
opinion that the soner the meeting j :
nold The better il will he for ali con
cerned While anticipate no trouble.
and believe that the meeting will be
pea ceable, still there arc several ducs-
liens 70 be discussed which arc cs-
Sential for the welfare Of the league. i
AIN ready, and when the day comes
VIII be in position to represent Rich
mond.''
The fac, that The Richmond team is
10 report OF that date does 10, AFFECT
Inc owner in the least. lie has /. man.
agcr in whom he has confidence. and
tie duty OF looking over the players.
wedding them out putting them
through their races. and otherwise
looking after them will be up to the
mana ger The owner has signiied his
intention OF leaving the ,irlnag cement
pl ING team With the manaE ger. which
IN the opinion of many, is 4 rather wise
conclusion.
Has Fnlth In Martin.
While in Washington the local mag
nate had long tall; with Cy Me-
Donald The entire situation so far
as the Virginia League is concerned
vas discussed. Bali PLAYERS were sized
W, and the prospects for successful
season formed a part OF the CONVEX
sation. ,r is PARTICULARS optimistic as
REGARDS Virginia. and looks for the
bfgsest season in Years As he has
been and is in close touch with local
league affairs. his opinion may be ac-
ccpted as having some weight
So far as Bunting is concerned Mr
Bradley would have little 10 say. lie
nrmli believes that If any team is to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
PR1vED. OF LEAD
IN BOWLING MATCH
Pairing Of Times Dispatch Teams
Prevents Best Score in
Years.
[ Special TO The Times Dispatch

special 10 me Times DISPATCH
Buffalo, N y. March a.-The pair
teams here to-day deprived them Of
OF the fifth annual tournament OF the
National Bowling Association. and "a
record that has been equailed only
once In the last ten years. Whitman
rollSd GAG in his three games. and
Blair so, making total OF 1878 pins
Fitzpatrick and Waldecker, Of Detroit
who are In the lead OF the two man
division. have only 1,24o but Blair
was paired with Williams and Wilt
man With Splllnan. and their partners
had tic worst kind Of bowling luck
they dropped into the pocket every
time. but get q dozen bad breaks IN
the three games. Tho two-man scores
we're
blair. 2la. 212. 200; Williams. 1873.
l7G. 100. Total 1855
Whitman. lsa, 2S3. o2i; spillman,
l0l, ISL, lS5. Total. l.i73.
Blair. ITO. 1d7. l90.-53o
Whitman. 166,171 ,lSa.-521
Spillman and Williams roll their
singles tomorrow.
There was only one change in the
lineup OF the ten leading teams in
the three divisions. Blass and Cullen.
or buffalo dropping into third place
OF inc two-nan event. with a total OF
I'LL The best score made to-da, in
the singles was by Walton. Of Glove
iahd-622 Over thirty men have pass.
ca the 500 mark up TO date and il re-
quires q score better than sac 10 get
lhto the first diviaion OF ton leaders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
COMP ET|NG LIN {
OF STEAMBOATS,
Arrangements Made for Service
Between Norfolk and
Washington.

/" ashlngtc'n, March So competing
line OF steamboats, will be plying be-
tween Norfolk and Washington prob
ably by April l, If plans Of the Wiz
gina Columbia Steamship Company
are carried out.
The Frank Jones, sidcwheel steam
boat, which has been running on the
hudson River, will be put on tho Po-
tomac River route to tnaugurate the
Norfolk Washington service. Another
boat Is TO be running by une /
The charter for the new corporation
was granted day by the commission
Of corporations Of Virginia Richard
Fentrcss. promoter OF the enterprise.
has been in Washington for several
days attending to the details Of or
ganiZation.
CAPTAIN Frank NJ. Phillips, Of Alex
andria. Is to be the master of the
Frank Jones For many years he has
been master Of one of the Norfolk
and Washington Line steamboats,. VIII
liam j.. Carne. OF Alexandria,, who ha S
been interested In many river enter
prises, is to be the general agent in
Washington.
To Transport Farm Products.
Wharfing privileges in Washinsto
have been arranged for. Negotiations
for similar privileges in Alexandria are
now being conducted, a place for the
boats to land in Norfolk has been pro-
vided Facilities are to be sought al
Old Point Comfort,
In the, plans Of the company 70,
future development the transportation
Of truck farm products from points or
the Potomac River and possibly from
the York and Rappahannock Rivers ~
contemplated This will not he under.
taken for some time, until the success
of the initial venture IS dcfnonstrate ted
when regular freight boats arc to be
put on the service to take caro- If that
business.
a transatlantic steamship corpora
ton. the White Star Line, is Believed to
he interested in tho new enterprise
either a hacker or on the basis Of ma
tual interests. a representative ot this
line. VOL known as q marine engineer.
and prominent in New York as mu-
nlcipal official concerned In water front
affairs OF the city, has beer in Wash
gton in conference with Mr.. fortress.
IIns Organized Other Compmnica.
MIR Fcntrcss Is the organizer OF
many public service corporations in
Norfolk and elsewhere, Lie now lives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
GORDON MOTOR CO.
Incorporated.
Gears of Character"
RICHMOND. vlRGIN,A

In New York, where he is Interested in
The amalgamated steamship lines ply
Ing the Hudson River.
The steamboat Frank Jones was for
mer,y on the route between New York
City aud Hudson River points. Upon
the unification OF the rival lines this
craft was put out OF commission
The boat is OF GA tons register. 252
foot inches long, IS feet 3 inches
pcam, and has 9 draught OF ID feet S
inches. There are 100 statcroons
ahoard. and She can make eighteen
miles IN hour She was built in Bath,
Me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
ROAD ROUTES INSPECTED.
OHcinIs Seek to Determine Best Grades.
Farmers to Manufacture BnrrcIs.
Especial to The Times tch.1

Especial to The 1imcS-Dispatc h
Amherst, VA, March a.-Gcorge T.
Coleman. Assistant State Highway
Commissioner, was in Amherst yes
tcrday and to-day While here he and
$. L. Won bennington, the engineer
in charge OF the road work, inspected
the various routes for the propose
macadam roads, with a vicN Of nndins
tic best grades possible for these
roads.
On account Of the difficulty expo.
ricnced in getting barrels from thd sta
ton to their orchards, ". 5. Gill and
other prominent fruit growers Of this
county, have decided TO buy the ma
terlal and put UP their own barrels for
another year James Dickie, who lives
in Nelson county, several miles from
Lowcsvillc. has already purchased an
engine and machinery for making bar
rels Although the outlook for fruit in
this section is not very promising. it
is claimed by some that the present
snow will chill the trees and keen
hack the buds, and that a good apple
crop may be expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
.HAMPDEN SIDNEY
WITHOUT TRAINER.
Due to misunderstanding With
Management, Kenna Goes
to Sewanec.
to Sewanec.
Special to Tao Times Dispatch.

.
Hampton Sidney Va March o.
Owing TO misunderstanding between
John Z. kenna and the manaroment
Of the liamrden- Sidney team, Kcnna
signed W rs coach for Sewanee Uni
varsity for the coming season In a
letter received q day or two ago Mr..
kenna expressed deep regret in regard
70 the matter hut as he had signed all
,hn rapcrs with Sewancc he stated that
he would he unable to come TO Hanp-
den sidney. ~
llampdcn SidncN's need of coach
is vcry evident both III fielding and
batting Inc squad, although u very
strong and promising onc. is not c--.,
which has been accustomed TO college
baseball and therefore a coach must
oe secured.
Manager Payne and Captain At,5in-
son NAYS been OH the hustle ever since
the letter from kenna MAS received
irving TO secure some one who knows
The game ana can impart il in a proh-
Ia bic way 10 their team
Captain Atkinson has been fllinc
the position OF coach every evening.
and practice has been going on IN fine
form
In = game Wednesday between The
first squad and the second tie Differ
ence was not as evident as one would
exrect The final score was only 5 10
IN favor Of the nrst squad
Among those who showed up well
in the game were CAPTAIN Atkinson. In
feld Lewis Harmon. phantom iii;ch-
ers: Lee Frey. Moore catchers. Hes
tran6sr Northlngtcn. Slicr,Stop Payne.
Chainhlss Huntington 81 first: j {.
Moore, Q. II. Tayne, at second Saunders
and Wool Fl third Redinear zelmer
Raines-. Gwnn Vaughan Noss. Lor-
rs;ns. IN the tiold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
7 vi. C. A. Athletics

The Pushers and Hustlors not 81,
tie "a me which has stood to for
several weeks. The Pushers got eight
runs in the first four innings while
IIustlers came hack strong in the last
three innings, batting in eight runs:
but as t!icir opponents had annexed
two more ill the sixth, tho final score
TODD: Fnshers. 10: liustlcrs. ..
~ 6:S5 this evening the IustlcrS
viii tackle the Rushcrs
The basketball league games last
night resulted as follows: Naples. II:
Cedars. 10: SycamoroS. ,: WILLOWS. o
Corrected game: Oaks, IL: pnplars. ;.
y crowd OF friends and rooters is
expected 10 witness the two match
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
YOUNG MACKMAN
WILL join COLTS
Richmond Gets First Recruit in
Person Of John
Barker.
1 speeiaI toTNe Tlmes. nisnn,ch

- q! {" 7 Nt IIWe@- INspntch "
"a annal Ga, March o. I;ichmond
salhcrs the nrsi rcoruit from the
iHY9niic Mackmfn in the person OF
JoAn harher yiouthfll quaker pi,ch-
&, who is soJorrning at savannah with
lhc Youngsters Of tic Mack troupe
isarher viii not be delivered to the
minor ifarnfrs Gp,ii the Yanigans
start nor'nward. and ne ;4ill bump
INTO Richmond en- route
I WIN 'gtn'lenisn, Who engineers the
A,hiHtits' believes the Yong Pail
:a9einhian VIII sliop in ZINC. But 4
,ll''le in'npl lcasuo seasoning wiIi help
MIN considerably
According TO 9. McGnlicuddya eiate
mcnt tit.a afternoon, he nill no, bexln
70 "rppruon the rest ot Inc younraterg
nhtil ho,'akos thcm On tn1t North ],
ward after March IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
v. p. /. SELECTS NEW
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Branch Bocock, Who Goes to Carolina, Will Be
Succeeded BY L. W. Riess Of Swarth-
more College,

college days at Sworthmore lie waa
d star football player. has PLAYED
semi professional baseball and was on
w, , philadelphia basll tball team Mr..
lsiess has also done track work ana
Is pest known In Virginia through III,
excellent coaching Of the Hampde en-
HSiinecy football team for three years.
iic brought this school into proni-
nunce on Tie gridiron and. under MANY
olincui'ics. with unpromising material /.
turncu out q WINNING tenn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
>uEFoLI> BECOMES MEMBER
or Underwater LEAGUE.
Special to rho Timcs-Dispatch.l

Is1TTcEIdI % 7 TIC 7 lIHCS- DlsI1atCT I ~
SUFFOLK. Ma, March 9.-Suffolk to-
night organized as a member of the
Tidewater League. with a ma Simum
capital stock Of $1,000, In $40 shares J.
thornton Withcrs is president OF the
local club with H. y. Fitzgerald. sec
retar%, and Alfred d. Bowen, treasurer
y manager will soon be secured, and
the season VIII open May /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10

games OF. yolley ball tonight at s:3o.
track for the spectators
The regular Graded class and team
contests will hold forth on saturday
night. beginning at $50 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
sunday Bnschnli In Mobile.

Montgomery, Ala, March 9-Thc
House day passed the Chamberlain
biz. which permits sunday baseball in
Mobile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10
BASKETBALL SEASON
AT UNIVERSITY ENDS
Of sixteen Gnmcs Played Virginia Won
Eleven. Scoring Rs: Points to
N: for Opponents.
Especial to Tho 1imes- DtSD3t-b |

=
Charlottesvillc, Va. March ga
retrospect Of the basketball season at
Virginia. which closed last week
Shows that the Orange and Blue had
i very creditablc record or the total
Of sixteen games played, eleven were
Won. After an even break with George
Town and Washinston and Lee, the sea-
son closed With Il victorious Southern
trip and 9 victory over North Carolina
on the return game last Wednesday,
night The following Is NirSinia.s rec
ord:
Virginia IL Pennsylvania, 80
Virginia 81: Randolph Macon, 8
Virginia, 81 Hampden- Sidney, g.
Virginia. 20: Il. II s., S.
Nirginia %: Washington and Lee, IS
Virginia. IS; GEORGETOWN. n.
Virginia. a+: Washington and Lee O.
. Virginia, 90 Virginia Military Insti-
tute. S.
Virginia. %; Georgetown, So
Virginia. 10. Navy, 80
Virginia. %; Wake Forest H.
Virginia. "a: Trinity. s.
Virginia, Is: North Carolina IL
Virginia, 10: Gulfortl. 20
Virginia. 70: North Carolina. IL
1otal: Virginia. So: opponents. 9n2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-10

viii be put through their PAGES on tn,
college campus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-15

SOR EALB-brana new cash regis
TER $40 eagh gets IL. Address. X
0. r. care Leader. ST.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-09-27
HANDS WOULD CRACK OPEN

About two months ago my hands
started to crack open and bleed. the
skin would scale of, and the good
flesh would burn and itch dreadfully.
When my hands first started to get
sore. there were small blisters like wa.
ter blisters which formed. They
itched dreadfully. 1t just seemed az
though l could tear the skin all of. |
would scratch them and the skin would
peel on, and the flesh would be all
red and crack open and bleed. 1t wor.
ried me very much. as l had never
mad anything the matter with my skin.
was so afraid 1 would have to give
up my employment.
My doctor said he didn't think II
would amount to anything. But 1t kept
getting worse. One day / saw a. piece
IN one OF the papers about lady who
mad the same trouble with her hands.
She had used Cuticurs Soap and Oint.
1ent and was cured. / decided to try
them, and my hands were all healed
before I had used one cake of Cuti.
cura Ointment. / am truly thankful
for the good results from the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. for thanks to them
l was cured, and did not have to lose
day from work. I have had no re-
turn OF the skin trouble" (Signed)
Mrs. Mary e. Breig. 1892 Brown
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. IL, 1911.
Although Cuticura Soap and ONT.
ment are sold everywhere, a sample
OF each. with 32-page book, will be
mailed free on application to "Cuti.
cura." Dept. 6 X, Boston.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-09-27

uninteresting. she must be interested
in the outside world. Make It a point
TO go somewhere every day. II you
cannot do anything else, put the baby
In the cart and walk a few blocks.
Do not say you are too busy. II is
necessary for your health and you
Will find the few minutes outing will
give you renewed energies and help
you to see the silver lining n posi-
bic, go to social affairs where you
meet people. Invite others to your
home, but do not tire yourself enter
tanning them. People who are board.
Ing enjoy simple home-cooked meal.
IT Is the honey" air they enjoy and
not elaborate decorations OF menu.
A woman I'm an office needs different
exercise. She needs to do something