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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
~ AND our OF TOW

Miss Anne Myers is tho guest of rel d.
atives at Oak IIill.' near Jessup. Md,
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch II. Morgan have
gone 10 the Grccnbrier White Sulphur
! Springs FOR two weeks.
Mrs. &. w. Walsh and Miss Dcahl
Walsh. who have been visiting Miss
Annie BugG in South Hill, have re-
turned to their home. in PetcrsburE
Mrs. Allen Savillc and her snail
daughter. who have been summcrinr
on the Chesapeake Ray, near Cape
Charles. have returned to their home.
In Hanover Avenue.
Mr.. AMI Mrs Meade Addison and
their children will spend the fall and
winter months With Mrs. Bland 5.
Smith. nj oil West Grace Street
Miss Frances Brown. OF Ivy Cliff. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
Brown. at Chapel Hill. ~ c., after Il
short stay here.
Mrs. Iintton Nash. OF Portsmouth. is
visiting relatives in this city for few
days.
Mrs. I.ondon Carter Berkeley, OF
Darvile. is visiting Charles V. Cooks
at 1929 West Grace Street.
Mrs. Fairfax c. Jones and her moth
or Mrs. NJ. w. Graves are spending
the autumn at Gloucester Point
G. NJ. Andes. OF IIarrisonburg. ar
rived in Rich'nond this wook to resume
his stduies at tho Medical College of
Virginia.
Miss Elsie Gonthcr has returned to
hcr home. in Fredericksburg. after IL
weeks visit to relatives in this city.
Miss Ethel IIarwood. OF Richmond, is
spending some time with her aunts
Misses Bessie and Matte IIarwood, in
Newport News.
AIRS. y. Scarptto, OF this city, mas
been visiting relatives and friends in
iIarrisonburg for short stay
Miss Florinc Singleton, who has been
the guest of friends in Richmond and
South Boston. has returned To her home
in Danvillc.
Charles Ford has returned 10 tho
city after spending several days with
friends in Newport Ncws,
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Lillian ,n-srll., Nn,rcr..

u u. L.. 40 not believe IA internal
"n'"dics Tor "rlurgins the bust. Gentle
lunsSrt;" with warm cocoa butter.
:rouuu and howard along tic glands.
w in enlarge tho bust The following
exercise is henchrial i;ouble your
fists as tightly rs YOU can. bringing
ih"uI together ~ front with the arms
raised so as - uc horizontal While
Keeping Nopr ai-i. OH level With your
slfo iiH"rs. siOUlN separate Ncurtiisi.
as widely as possible. 10 this 100 times
every ui.ht .tat plenty Of fat making
Cpots. pleuty Of butte. ami drink
cream and milk. Slccp a vood deal
aud don't worry Dccp breathing will
also help to enlarge Us" bust. and sing
ma. ~ - spi"udid exercise NV hard
pressure tends 20 nattcn tho bust so
+ sou wc3r fVtna of amy kind they
should he made ~ light ~ possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
SIEGE OF PARIS AS YEARS AGO


600 more. The military value. however
rf tho last body was very slight. They
manned the ra;nparts uf the city. but
rarely came into close contact with the
bcsicccrs. The real defense fell on
TIL. men in the forts ana tho mobile
army under the direction of Duccot.
These forts formed a ring around
Paris, much closer TO the city than the
outer ring OF modern forts which are
the principal defense to-day, but still
requiring the Germans to hold an en-
cicnntc Of hfty miles. AZ the outset
the bcsicTcrs had only about 10000
men available for the purpose. and
their situation was one OF great diff
Gculty. considering the length OF their
communications. their lack of adequate
numbers. and above, all, the guerilla
tactics with which they were harrasNcd
on every side. " there had been any
mall trained French armies in the pro-
sviuccs capable OF taking a vigorous
Offensive. matters might have gone i'll
with tho Germans.
Their difficulties explain the licsurciy
methods with which tho siege was cor
ductcd during tho first six weeks, when
the population Of Paris was scarcely
put to serious discomfort. rut there
was no wcll-trained field army on
which 10 rely. Frnnchmcn responded
gallantly enough to the fiery appeals
OF Cambctta and DC Freycnct. but the
raw levies had no time to acquire disci-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
is YOUR HAIR RIGHT FOR THE
NEW FALL STYLES?-..By Lois

You will delight in arranging your
hair in tho new and Interesting
modes Of this season il you are
among those VINO keep thcIr hair
perfectly soft aud appearing uatur-
ally heavy Ivy use OF IL shampoo that
makes it very fluffy. Do not take
chances with some malicshirt or un-
known soap mixtures. ! have tried
many in search OF the best, cheapest
and easiest TO use. and finally have
decided to always use canthrox,
which ia made for shampouing only
and !s so beautifyinE in its effect
upon tho hair. I get /; at any good
drug store and one package lasts so
long that il Is the most economical
shampoo can get, and my lirst trial
convinced mo that Il was the most
easily used In clearing tho scalp
and hair OF all dandrur. dirt and OK
cess oil, its delicatcly pcrfum cd
lather gently pcrmeatcs to the hair
roots and not only takes loose dirt.
but dissolvcs all the oil aucumula-
tons so they arc rinscd out instead
OF being rubbed and secured out, ia
with soap and so many chcap
washes. My hair is now so nuTfv
that ii seems much heavier than IL
is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Airing Of Your Mind
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Let ~ the sunshine the clean. fresh
air, the fragrance Of beautiful thoughts
Tor the mind should not lee the dwell
INK place Of gloom. You can close the
windows aud draw down the blinds
Of the mind Just as YOU can Of a house,
and you can keep it in the same
gloomy condition.
We all know that indcscribablc. mil
dcwcd odor--that seeming moldy damp
ness which pervadcs tho house that
has been closed for Il time 1t Is tho
same with tho mind. II the blinds
arc drawn down and sunshine is not
= part of the daily routine, the mental
atmosphere becomes damp and inoldy
and disagrccablc.
Your work may be hard Nour chill
drcn crying. or there may be n stream
OF events bearing YOU down. II YOU
Niold to them, you become nervous.
irritable. careless and sloVcnly, and at
last u physical wreck ana mental
disaster.
The thought arhcS that i; is easier
TO resolve to he cheerful and happy
than TO attain such JOY by the cxcr-
else of the will. Yet il can easily he
done Resolve to be strong, to make
tho surroundings beautiful, TO be brave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

Seek chc"rfnincss ana YOU viii ind
IT. cage tn" Joy of beautiful thoughts
IN your heat; Aud it viii live there.
III" world is good nnd wonicriul the
SKY ~ Tlori",a; there are wonderful.
hoDI" people. There are great souls
"h"fo Aon least expect 10 tind them.
N"t yon viii 70 through life without
ever rccoc ni%'hG th"m unless you
probc beneath th" outward cNtcriorS.
Despair ana III humor and rnoodiEcss
are emotions Of darkness. They bcGct
10" spirit OF tn" hermit. They cannot
live TN laughter and Eight. 80 walk
iu tic white daylight: bnak in. tho sun
shine tina; cUmcs FROM the search for
ali that Is bcHutiful; close the mind
To Tho world emotions which stinnglc
tho soul.
i;oncuibct YOU live but once. and
'u'i have no time to vast" by inIpris
ouiny the MUD In darkness. Let in
tn" sunshine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

AT IL meeting of the Ice Chapter.
United Daughters of tho Contedcracy.
hell oil Tuesday morning in Lee Camp
Hall the following delegates for the
state convention at i!ristol were
elected. Mesdames ~ j. Montague. i.
IL. Cloves, Newton McNcigh, c. +.
Norman. u. T. Traylor. Thomas H. Biz
ger. Charles Rose. Leslie West J. ~ G..
Chandler. Pauline Thallii'ncr. t. t.
Syclc. lT. G. Cooper. II. l.. bishop, q; L..
Nandcrsiicc. y. l.. Massey and Rubin
Burton.
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wo,IEN's MEETINGS.

Tic first fall meeting oc the board
Of managers of the Retreat for the
sick will be held this morning Mt II
o'clock. The meeting is TO take place
as usual. at the Retreat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

Nrs VI ~ an sorry. hut cannot
rcnd Nou the formula f"r = rpiish Tor
-orr nails There arc many good Cor
uuI'as on the market that YOU might
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Household
Interests

ia the face Of rcvcrScs. to think beau
tirml thoughts. II may he dificuit to
bring about this frame OF mind. bat
liz il more difiicult than going along
With misery and despair. and Il mind
tlat Is foreign ~ all happiness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

,,., , -
nohd he Insisted noiN"usly. our. ihcir
irst Ir'rii"In ""ro over YOU might
JlS' as "thHihN thto" Yourself from
'"t tot "i thc Mciropul'tau Tower ;ii
conc to Ne" ofk "hii" Urine lives
~" KNOWS You're this side the water.
u MS dangerous enough before. whom
satisfied Win having caused your
fathers 'i'nth. ANA when YOU rnnlc over
lucosni'o Hut now.
~ Ilutior,d bic bands In :, pauiel.y
ccaiurc Good hravcns," he rturu,,,t
80, appalled, by tho vislons runiuroa
M os Ibis Anurahnnsinns ami ..,,i
f@chH ~" . cl,an. ''''' sum
Nonsense 'i,n laughed. "Hemcrn-
nc' 'his %"w N"rl, not the back
Mo"1a VI Naiur Ycu inik as though
50 n"i'- '"f'". It's tru" that Trim"
t"1t IT, make 'hinss prctt; ho,
Tor sue, sn''k 'h"Fc W Tho {" wilderness.
h"t fher" everything was in ldy favor.
N"ilc here mis- hHuda arc tcd--with Il
'"ii.omnn OF, yery cori.r.
NC YOU TfhllN so infatuated as Ia
i'p"se 'uiin n Tho protective pcwcra
80 orr Pulir"t p!Sby demanded .u -
N'i." vt j. pAr
Wen sow one -! ON no some
atho ,aeion, srrappuR this MON.
inG Ntl puuAch aud tinctc his palm
with e ,cmctsefuI tlst. "uv Tn.
l-l.nal, I'm ferGctt!nE Barcus.
i','ue-
'oulopd anocr luck on my part, hoy
orc - iif "''.' Of Tho Garth Ia wall,
from ''orc to Now Godfoti barcfoo,
fa iHer ;Hn i4No .utthir-, happen 20
H'w lc't him OF THO wnicrrron,
I''rt D., dn'VU, mixing u az With thr
re't,o force 10 order 20 diver, ,hcir
minds from l;osc and mo- Eu.
90 hsm wcd all l." anguish
iIS IN jail nov. rs 200 lou@
49, '"l hoN %; later First Soma
lhin- must bo done Tor the bON You've
got iHUIcn"c OF some sort i'm NcN Bed
ford. surcI> ~
h!SbN r"nocted. Some. There's
''cor$. HiJ.Ic. justice OF the peace q
Tho NerE man Telesraph him IN,
HnFSus interests immediately. Nud
telegram Irrcu% as W"il---scud him
H'ii"l'v" '"r expenses anu tel him 10
!'i" "r mere III new iofR ~ quick as
"t ntn'
oh 'I'rf"' " """rtEs pIEbN ~
p".'"' ~, ."hit az nc Fh, "oWh
w ".sH '"" 'u''p'cu WIN he sup
1919,
- u tou'Sc Nan
W N""e - !" !" y.
,.,,- IN 70" ",
t gnIt -, ~ 49, n"" -. a' "'"
- wv ~
q. 80 ,, 80
10 ,t
win IN a.hor to.o ,,,d ,.on,h,t,o
mana picbv stoned Ia nicl, ,I,e
d,,,no,, ,iir, nm, hm, ,,ar ,,ns ,r,rn
hand With nm. and co, his nnpcrs frs,
anon Tho card
Now viii vou hcicvoa" Diphv do
tnauded huslilv
I'm what \ simple coIncidcnc.e''
Alan routcd "Not |, Who t,,o,ys IN,
iu New York-or thai tho Arthur Law
rrucc for whom your .rcn, engaged
ihcSc rooms MAS Alan Law. No. my
c~tcud: It's I. hit too thick for mo
rake my word FOR IT, this is nothing
moro nor less than u souvenir of a
nokor- party held by Yesterdays tenant
OF ;his suite"
'I'crhaps perhaps Dighv asscn,cd
siTcklnE trcmulouS l'pS. 'Hut lnE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
D. PERLIN
THE ladies TAILOR,

Wishes to announce TO his patrons that
he has limo OF models OF plain and
FANCY suits and auto coats from the
foremost houses from home and abroad
lie cordially invites your inspection
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
BlanketBuying
I in7e Is Here
Note the Following Spc-
cial Values:

Cotton Flccccd Blankets, soft.
woody finish. in gray, with pretty
colorcd borders; for single OH
and three-uuartcr beds, pr, % T.
100 Baby Fancy Crib Blankets,
in pink or blue, i'm various pat
terms; such as Teddy Bears,
cats and rabbits; also suitable
for go-carts; extra special, On
each CJc
Wool Nap Blankets. white with
pink and blue border; size
66 so; silk bound, 60 40
pair ....... 3Ls40
Eastern Make Blankets, white
with pink and blue Dor CD 90
dcrs; silk bound, pair. DL.JO
Wool Blankets. with slight
mixture of cotton; white with
nice borders; for full % 90
size beds, pair. DJ.TC
Fine Wool Blankets; size 7OxSO
inches; white with pink and blue
Sosd! ST. for large size & 5O
Eiderdown Finish Blankets;
excellent weight and warmth;
medium; suitable for hotels, insti-
tutions, and especially Of cn
for children's beds; pr. - 1sUJ
California Wool Blankets; en-
ira heavy; white with pink.
yellow and blue borders, o. 30
pair S4.yS
Extra Special-100 pairs OF
Strictly AllWool Plaid Blankets,
I'm blue, pink, tan. gray. black and
white. These blankets are made
OF fine selected wool and arc
Il great bargain, at, or 40
pair ......... UJstC
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GoUchcr College. OF the vlass OF 1910.
and entered college as "a scholarship
graduate Of tho Latin school She is
daughter OF Lucy Mca.ha,u Thrus-
ton. authoress Of historical fiction. ami
= standardization or tho latc John aud
lane Elizabeth tStreeD Thruston. of
King and Queen County, Va.
DIR. Leakc derives from n prominent
CainilN OF Virginia. lie is u bachelor of
arts Of Randolph Macon college. class
Of 1909. ana took his degree rs doctor
OF philosophy last June 1T John Hon.
hina University. IIc has recently been
appointed TO tho department of Euro
pcan history at l:ryE Mawr. Pa.
The wedding will take place in The
early winter.
Inrk From Abroad.
Miss ELLA Einford returned TO Rich
non'l OH rucsuay evening. having
'nm,i"d in New York SATURDAY. from
England. Miss tinrord sailed From,
Eng Gland FOR this country Oh board tn.
steamship 81. Louis. after having snent
the summer abroad. She vii, be with
hcr mother. Mrs. Julien Einroru at
mis- season. and expects to resume her
dancing classes at her studio. ut Monroe
and Grace streets. some time in DC
:obcr
House Part, at rairvicw.
An attractive house party MAS re
Gently held at tie home OF Thomas
scott. az t'airview. this month. the
vuoS's returning to their homes oi,
Monday Many interesting affairs
amused tho quests. Those present
were: X. c. Mcdonald. blanche Inn
man. Henson Tllcr. Miss Josic scott.
Louis H:tcliffr Miss Ethe, Blantpr.
David Scott. Miss Louise Grigrs. Miss
Matte Lee iriges and Thomas SCOT.
Lawn Carnival.
The lawn carnival that VAS to have
becn hold on Tuesday evening under
The auspices Of the "lumnac of Monte
Maria. was postponed from that tim"
until this evening. The affair. which
IL 10 hc given at 22i5 East Eruad street
is hcld for the benefit Of the dormi-
tory fund Of the Monte Maria Acad-
cmy. Among the attractive events
planned for tho amusement Of those in
attendance will bo the Country store"
fortune telling, music and dancing
Dcroia tions viii lac most pleasing and
interesting aud the entertainment will
hc on" OF the leading charity func-
tons of the tall season.
Return from the West.
Mr. and Mrs. {. T. Saucr returned
on sunday from three months trip
through the West. During their abb
acnce from the city. Mr.. ami Mrs
Sauer visited many places OF interest.
Including Yellowstone Park. Royal
';orgc. Denver, Colorado, anu Plies
,'eak.
Hack From tho North.
Mrs. a NJ. Lawrence and children
who have been spending the summer
NJ Echcboth Beach Delaware, have re-
turned homo. En- route thcv stopped
week in Baltimore for the star
Spanglcd Banner Centennial cclcbra-
ton.
TN Motor Trip.
Miss Lavalcttc Bowman motorcd
from Fredericksburg TO Richmond
sunday in her car. Shc had with her,
Mrs +. G. Pratt. Miss Laura Mac Bow
man and Or. Bowman. The two latter
returned home by train sunday even
ing. Miss Bowman and Mrs. Pratt re-
manned in Richmond until Yesterday,
when they wore Joined by Dr. Kings
car. This party includes Dv. and MrS
King and Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Young.
and thcr will go to Buffalo I.ithia
springs for week more
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The Dorothea Payne Madison Chap
ter Daughters of 1872. viii meet this
morning at II o'clock at tho Jefferson
Hotel in Room $50.
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Dr.. Brady Health Talks
mhl:c rI:N NUr : TUUn.

'lcar hccf ten contains almost noth-
iuu bu; non -nU,rittv" beef cNtr,ctiNus
rotlr sslt and vnjur. !, Is e mild
ii,nuiput. an 9ppctiZor. bat not food
Itc Ncfy host beef tea ON" can make
"ontaius far less uutrimcnt than an
opurl quantity OF milk \ pint OF we'll
Wi,l" bcrt tea is equivalent 80 AU ounce
uf bcrf u actual food 'iiun bu; not
llWat- 80 good fot the patleut.us "a bit
oi tlur bcri Itself
Animals fcu on bcrr tea cNclusiN OIL
VII die soonor thau auimais fcu moth
iHR a. all This apparent paradoN ia
explained in Tie second sentence OF
ne preceding paragraph iicihg "a
Ntlmuldnt. b"cf tea causes more rapid
wasting, IL fans the vital fire making
'hr tissues burn mp more rapidly than
normal.
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At rrc,cn, Market Prices.


i;crf tea i u very cxtravagnnt liN-
UrN. The clearer the tca--and raStidi-
"u> patient usually object TO the slight
,s,iii l"t,,ri,tvn mo ',nre ,r Nv. ~,
1t Is. Thu solid. inso:u;jie material lctt
hoh-nd When beef tca is prepared con
substance OF 'he meat. What g here
said about beef tea applies also to
other meat brOihs. and to most Of the
ready to-usc liquid beef preparations
~ we'll.
cisqr lean bGef frSea Of q, s5istle AMI i
,hau lipuid food Scrapcd beef. prc-
purcd by sciaring Out the lean pulp
just enough 10 remove the raw color;
Is often administered TO patients well
advanced IN typhoid fever or Other
serious illness Even II digestion fai!s
ju alter the meat at all. The softneSs
and small size OF the pieces inaur"s
freedom from serious results. Mik
larger aud more dangerous than
,craped beef III the nl.mcntary canal.
Hro.hs Feed the Germs.
Finally. the supreme objection TO
liquid meat preparations in the dietary
ideal culture media for the growth OF
bacteria. In many diseases the self.
poisoning, due to putrciactlVc bacterial
intestine, greatly a"gravatcs the patti
cats discomfort. If not Ia" severity OF
niS llINtSS. l.N hcludI IllN SloIoC tt"' N :
pcrimcnts il has been found that solid
lean meat il less putrcSciblc IN the
bowel Diam the liquid extracts.
The nutritiVc value % meat hroths
is Increased hy leaving considerable
grounds" in the broth. ana. il the patti
emf does not object; by quitting skim
ming OF the fat. But still better. both
for uu;ritivc value and navor. is The
addition OF hour rice barley. Nerm-
Cclii or fresh vegetables according to
individual tastes,
Questions and Answers.
Mrs. j. NJ. :. Inquiries: % What Is
a chiropractic; co is 'chironratic
Has their school any Fundamental re .
auircmcnts OF educational standard OF
admission? 90 is -. OF this
city. a recognized. registered and grad
uated NJ D."
Reply: I. Ny personal idea is that a
case by the laying ~n OF hands. y
chiropTatic might define his work moro
in detail. =. In most States the law
Is so wordcd that ii choropractic is al
Illegal practitioner .. You may take u
few weeks mail order course and call
yourself I; chiropractic. If YOU have the
nerve. !. send the full name and ad-
dress OF this man. with stamped ad
dressed envelope for reply.
Airs y. l.. T.. SAYS: What VIII remove
u scar on The face? is = daily massage
good for it" 90 What causes Il girl
seventeen years old 10 blush exceed
inSly when she knows people arc look
ing at her?
Reply: l. Elastic surgery ia about the
only recourse. Massage may make the
scar less conspicuous. .. Her natural
sclf-consciousncss lf she is in good
health Just ignore II and she Will
eventually forget to blush herself
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The Trey O'Hearts
Romantic Taic by Louis Joseph Vance.
Copyright. 1914. by Loni, joseph Vance.
SYNOPSIS


Iy arrangement Mith the Universal Film
ManuiacturiuG Company. IT - possible u
rr'd The Trey - Hearts Ia The Times :
IiNpRtch and also to sec u ~ pictures FL
ihc superior Th"atrc. synopsis OF preceding
chapters: ScnSva 1fine Nho hus huhfci 10
'enth Alan Laws father. u-ihs the trey OF
hearts - his deaih riRu. piisu,s tae 30"
WIN eaual reiomtiessncss, ""p'"t!"s ~
lNrc, Judith's douUle ,uh tniu Nao i"Ne.
Man "pd j. loved b. him. Gets ont 10 "ircutn-
vent her riStr. "u hct crturd 81 dcnlh ~
thc canadian Willis Alan saves Judfths lite.
"uJ she iuls az ivvo With hin'. bat he re-
mains true to itoso. aud Ju!itn = love turns
10 ht'tcJ for them both. She 'a5nhEcS ip
intrcvu Aian auj one Marcus pWu"t 81 90
-"hooncr o. r hi,n n" Nar tying 10 roam
N'N YORK. or li stand. but they su''ced
90 clpiurhr Juilth : boat. Vn winch thry
mo- l,".e ihe three arc again captured by
.'udith ga her hen. bat The whole pH;ty
- Trrchtu a. fbg. Man h. cnptnrcp NuWc-
Iihtely. aiiL RIOS. and bnicu> ufN then
c-hSht ani ticd 20 r"ch. where tire tide
tn rSact the hut Alan escapes and ~cts
tnNni To" ui tino. ih"y put 10 sea. only
- 'Gn agt"pud ON an BuEupNu shore who're
100 itni aud Aian fnd' village ana sud
'oio-ri'n Agpir thu nut TO srn. but
ihc% "rc rhfsr,i br s"ho"ner list" TAO
E's trb,r rip"r set Nocn Atrh ANA iuliti'.
"'n dnr'hs NrirJ Tho e'i,..ouer g. biown u,
"hi lhjith b"ra'it ttuunrt. Sho tocoSor.
$50 tti"- t" HI! .\isn. but .ituuot bring h"r.
telI 10 dV II. auj shc rotirbt Ia her father.
trlr-irs vita bet; l;nsN Who toll. Trim" Of
irIitht h"pcles- loro fpr Nam Mc1nphiIc
Airu 'it- hie" trrNcI ia N,.v YurL
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Return from the west.

Mr.. and Mrs. 6. T.. Saucr return
ON SundnN from three months tr
through tho West. During their :,
acncc from the city, Mr.. ami NJ,
Sauer visited many places of intcrc!
Including Yellowstone Park. Roy
';orgc, Denver, Colorado. anu Pix
,'epil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

Mrs. \. NJ. Lawrence and children
who have boon spending the summc
NJ Echcboth Beach. Delaware, have re
turned homo. En- route thev stoppc,
4 wcck i'm Baltimore for the star
Spanglcd Banner Centennial cclcbra
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

part OF the day and they should be
provided with open spaces where they
can breathe pure air al other iimcs.
For sickiy children who are q able
10 attend school. an open air play
ground IL very important" Al this
the director stopped, ana lOoking at
his watch, he said. n will have TO
leave you nov for Il Ia nearly 3
O'Clock"
Haven't you a little more time to
tell us something that would apply to
u.s." asked Dick.
when YOU boys come to college.
continued the pro. essor, prepared In
body as well ms In the mind, for your
college work. you have the key 90
success.
Physical culture would do the
average student more good. and better
n, him for his life duties. thar n
other branch In the whole course.
Correct positions of standing. sit
ting. walking. running and lying
down are being studied and under
stood. since they aid In the develop
ment Of the lungs.
1T In getting late and J WIZ have
&C. leave you now said the director;
and once more the students were LEFT
alone In tho little park To themselves.