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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
THE HEALTH OF
THE MOUNTAINS
BY LUCILLE GAME.

was struck to-day by reading a
mountain experts statement that tho
ailment Of corns disappeared on roach
ing certain altitude. Going q lit
TIC higher he found that rheumatism
and other Ills to which lie was prone
also He'd. On descending he took up
ms maladies again. II arm a G,Oo0-foot
man." he concluded
- not exactly the same thing true
III Inc realm OF the spirit as in the
realm OF tho flesh?
When ono iinds that troublcs are
@eisnins upon us SO, heavily that it
seems our back would break. let us
pause and think where our thoughts
are. Ihey are usually on the depths.
IN the low regions Concentrating
me trials tosoe liehtened. Reach real
~ nigh Ideals with the thoughts and
the burdens disappear.
~ ia this which forms the beauty OF
All true religions The thoughts OF
tho devotees dwell In tho Kingdom to
come. his spiritual eyes pass miles
:aooVe the gr9vciing. sordid. weary,
those about him marvel at the con-
teDtment and peace OF his soul
IN" mind can rice when the body
cannot. once visited "a crippled NO
man" Shc had lain In her bed or re-
cHncd on chair for sixteen long
Years. and IS she was poor her home
through that length Of time had been
nc " ~" "aS Wilnln twenty rect
city. MI day and all night long.
twen'y-four hours a day and seven
days week. the long. dreary trains
funblcd. creakod and Groaned. roared
up to her window and roared away
again.
"Dossn, the elevated annoy you.
said; IL, sings story 20 me. II
comforts me. II tells me wha, is
going on IN tho world will never
see. II IS Ike a continuous chorus.
When hear Il train coming / lie
PACK and close my eyes and dream.
Hero Is man on his way TO the iinan-
oiai district. lie IS going 10 arrange
TO build railway. The railway will
cRrry the trees OF the forests and
tho coal OF the mines 20 the cities II,
Will carry the workers OF the city 20
the country and the hills. They will
sec the beautiful relds, the cascades
OF the brooks. the ROCKY mountain
tops with their peaks covered with
Hnow.
The splendid scenery will stir them
10 romance. Young men and young
women will be moved 10 love In these
surroundings. The mountains and the
other beauties OF nature Will be an
Inspiration. Mankind Will lead better
lives. The race will be upi!f.ed. And
all through the railroad. which viii
be built with the money the man pass
ing my window Il on hts way down
town 10 arrange for. lie Iinits his
brow and thinks OF arguments he Will
present 70 the bankers ana my best
wishes 90 w!th him.
But that IS only one OF the stories
tho train tells me with It's noises"
stared a. her IN amazcinent for
ssveral minutes before I could speak.
Truly one can ind good IN anything.
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WILLIAMSBURG
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n.
Williamsburg. Va. June c0.-Mrs. Edwin
q. Booth and daughter. Miss Clara Booth
have returned from Maryland. where they
spent several weeks with Mira Booths
daughter. Mira. Henry A. Wise.
Miss Cora Chapman, OF Smithneld. who
was tho guest Of Miss Jean Mercer for the
william and Mary finals has returned
home,
Mrs. Wells. mother OF Brent Wells a
student hero last session. 10 giving q house
party In her home ~ Virginia beach this
week, and those who attended from VII
Hamburg are Misses Sadie Harrison. Mary
Ware Gait and Virginia Peachy and Bat
Peachy. Jr.. II. 81. Newton and Lewis
Jones.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hume of Rapidsn who is
here for short visit her son. DR.. j.
II. Hume. is tho guest OF the Misses Smith
Palace Green.
w. Dixon Foster. who has been spending
tho winter in North Carolina. Is homo for
his vacation.
Mrs. L. c. Long and two daughters. of
Johnstown. Pa. arc visiting the formers
MIS-. :. \. Hunt, OF Caremont has been
ence Hunt.
Captain and Mrs. ". II. Brooks and chill
dren. OF Richmond. are visiting relatives
in Williamsburg.
Miss Grace Bozarth Is home from tho
Boston Conservatory OF Music. where she
tpent the past session.
DIR. and Mrs. II. Z. Bennett and chill.
dren left this week for Florida to spend
the summer.
Miss Mary Wilson. of Norfolk. 10 Waiting
her sister Mrs. j.. w. Lane. Jr.
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NORWOOD

Especial TO Tn. Times Dispatch.1
Norwood Nelson County. Va. June 20
Mrs. O. Lee Saunders and children. OF Blue
held. arrived on Friday spend the sum
mer with her mother. Mrs. Sidney Bolton.
Ned Galloway. who attended Washington
and Leo University last session. is now at
AIS home here for vacation.
Miss Mary Doien spent the week with
friends I'm Charlottesville this week.
SIR. and Mrs. Johnnie Bolton and Elk
children. of North Carolina. are visiting
Mrs. Sidney Bolton at this writing
Mrs. Richard Cabell is able to be out
again. She returned from a short visit
10 friends In Scot;sville Tuesday even
fng.
Henry Galloway. who attended the uni
Tersity in Charlottesville last session, is now
In business In New York for the summer.
Miss Elsie Lacy. OF Richmond. spent Sun
day and Monday with friends here.
Miss Evelyn Robinson. who attended the
Chatham Female Institute. and Seldom
Bonneville. who attended Alexandria High
School. are at their homes here for their
vacation.
Miss lrven, OF Roanoke. Is the guest of
Mrs. Melton here.
Mrs William Raborg. OF Bromo Ia visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Hamersley.
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LOUISA
Isp.ela, to The Times. Dispatch. !

Louisa. Va, Juno co.-waiter Mills and
daughter. Misses Virginia and Mamie
Mills. OF Texas, are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie. Mills.
Miss Agnes Palmer returned 10 her home
at kilmarnock on Saturday after teaching
here the past session.
Miss Sudie Davis. VINO taught the pas,
session In Louisa. has returned to her
home near Danville.
Miss Moiiic Crawford. who has been
spending some tino in Europe. has ar
rived In Boston. and is expected in Louisa
this week
Mrs. william McLendon and little daush-
ter. Annie OF Washington, Is visiting her
mother. Mre. r. l.. Barrett
Miss Kilburnie Barrett has returned after
attending Randolph Macon College in
Lynchburs past session.
Earle Crank. who has been attending
Washington and Lee University. ia home
for the summer.
Wexford Massie. who Is attending the
University of Virginia Is at HON. for tho
summer.
John .. Rhoads. who has been attend :
ing Washington and Lee University. has
returned to his home here.
Mrs w. G. Petty has gone 10 visit her
daughter Mrs. l.. l.. Fonville. In Jackson.
Tenn. From there che goes to visit rcla-
tivcs IN Fulton. Mo.
County Clerk p. b. Porter attended a
meeting of Virginia bankers IN Norfolk.
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KENBRIDGE
Isp.ciaI to The T,mesplspatch.

Especial to The Times DIspatck.1
Kenbridge, Va. June eo.-Mrs l.. ".
Bridgeforth entertained tho Book Club on
Wednesday afternoon.
". L. Nelson. OF LuncnburG, was visitor
In kenbridge Wednesday.
Miss Rosa Lee Turnbuii. OF Lawrence
Vile. is the guest OF the Misses Allen on
Broad Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.. Graham are visiting
relatives In Mccisienburg County.
j. clyde Blackwell has returned TO Nc
Kenncy after Il visit To his parents near
town.
Miss Virginia Irby. of billiard. spent the
Weekend ~ q. y. Clarke's.
w. s. lrby and II. w. Manson, at
Old Point for few days.
Mrs. z. V. johnson and two children have
returned TO Danville. after two weeks
visit 10 relatives here.
William 4. Bridgeforth and ]. E. Graf
ton. OF Alberta. spent Sunday. with their
parents
NJ. b. Harris, OF Townsville. n. c.. visited
his brothers. J. T. and +. J. Harris. the
first OF the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Inge paid a visit to
relatives at Neblett. this week.
J. w. Mcdowell. of Vernon Hill. made O
visit to kenbridge. on Thursday.
Leon Farls and bride OF South Caro-
iina. are expected to visit his mother, Mrs.
Faris. In the West End. this coming week.
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iantic City for a brief .otourn.
Miss Marsaret James has concluded her
Miss Margaret McCiuer and her Euest.
Miss Florenco Chaplin. won't to Buckroe
Mrs. Fairly Cooke has been tho cues. of
MIS-. I. T.: /. Cooke.
Mrs. Theodore Eiiyson. OF richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. RuggIes Nelson aud little
daughter spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ely
Mr. and Mrs. John II. southal. OF Rich
mond. are at the Inn for tho summon
Miss Emily Smith. of scottsyiile. 10 spend-
Ing her vacation with her uncle. DR.. Charles
\, Mrs, yas,ar had a. her guests last week
Mi sn2 MR.. L %GqsnasS cEons
Charleston. w Va. to visit her cousin. Miss
Ruth Eskew.
Miss Virginia Miller is visiting friend. In
M, Mi;. Pax.l $la.lie; Of R,sss%GHs +. tn.
Quite number Of Bon AR Air peopi. Joined
tho richmond people in the Presbyterisn
attendance al the Friday Evening Club
dance we're Or. and Mrs. Fou;e Sir. and
Mrs. Scot, Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs. George
and MIs. Meade Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
nan Wortham Ar and Mrs. w. 7. .Redd.
wherry. Mr and Mrs. Percy Giinn. Mr.. and
Jones. Colonel ana ars BURLINGTON. Misses
Ella Andsrs9n and Mildred Hemingway.
Cary rslco,,. Mary Burlington. Anna csim.r.
Margaret Mcclure. Julia wherry. Mary FER
Ensson and the Mise. Eilyson. Me,srs. Carl
Jones. William smith. Charles Morris. Ep.s.
sst"r @ Sna %2r,hrup. DR.. w,iKh, Ora;
JACK WdltrFg, OF Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
How to Eradicate
All Superfluous Hair
Advice by II Skin Specialist.

As women OF to-day learn that
permanent removal OF ugly. repulsive hair
growths can only be gained by reaching the
less depilatoriss such as burning pastcs,
powders, evil-smcllinR liquids. etc. the bot
tor II Will no for their happiness and safety.
Nor can the electric needle he depended
upon to give satisfactory results without
danger OF horrible scars or facial paralysis
The best means have ever found that
never falls 10 remove all signs of disagur-
ing growths OF hair on the face. neck
arms or hands IS simple. inexpensive
preparation called Mrs. Osgood's Wonder.
1t Is absolutely harmless. cannot inJure the
largo number OF cases has succeeded in
killing the hair down to the very roots
source OF all growth. When tho roots arc
killed no more hair can Brow. You can
got Mrs. Ongood's Wonder from Tragic Drug
Co. any up-to-dato druggist or depart
ment store. signed Money Back guarantees
with every package; Let me caution you
however. not TO apply this treatment except
whsro total destruction Of hair 10 do,ired.--
Advertisement
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EMPORlA
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Die patchl
Einporia. Va. Juno cc.-Charles O. Taylo-
and little daughter, OF Richmond. sn.n.
Smith. - a.
Judge w. Samuel GOODWIN Is ou,,e .,ck
at his home Oh Main Street
- Mrs' Ellen p. Turner and Mrs. p. Walker
turner and two children. left on wednes
a"y lot stay at Panacea Springs. y. C.
at ana Mrs. j. E. Baner and two chill
dren arc at Buffalo Lthia SPRING.
Mts. n :: ohourn' accompanied by Martha
hob'nAon' Is visiting the formers parents,
Mr and Mrs. Rooes, Beverly, at BianneId
Esser County.
Mrs. Gertrude AtwNi. who haa bs.n
spending the winter with her daughter.
her home. Delton, Wis.
Mt and Mrs. Harry schwartz are in Rail
timore. On June % they will sail for Rot
teEdani. and spend tho summer In Ger
many.
Rev, II. g. Osburn and his troop OF Bow
scouts iett on Tuesday for two weeks.
outing OUT They went by rail- to Richmond
ana from there marched in regular soldier
style TO Essex County, a distance OF INV
miles where they will pitch their cemn
Mrs. W. NJ. Powell and Miss Susie PowsIi
are visiting at tho homo OF Charles O. Burr
Farmville. 'i'
A lamb muddls, the mrs. of the season
E Tr,'in. at the Emporia Country Club on
frlaay was much enjoyed. There were a
number OF out-of-town guests
Miss Emma Dodd. OF Alexandria ts Vial.
ing at the home of her brother A T.
III. w Hall. W. r Cato and W. r.
Harding, OF the local banks, attended the
annual meeting OF the Bankers Associa-
lion at Old Point during tho past week
During tho past week IL party has been
enjoying an outing on Back River, about
thirty miles from Old Point. Among those
N attendance nc we're the following: John r.
Grizzard. w. W. Robertson. Z. C. Palmer
Is W. Wyche. Sr.. n. W. wyche. Jr, Peter
y. Prince. II. A. Hall. ]. N Goodwin. r.
j. Z. Taylor. Peter Squire. A. II. Dodd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
KING GEORGE
tsnec,a, 10 TIL. r,r,,-n,.n,,o,


King George. Va. June 20-Rev. r. w
Truitt Randolph Macon divinity student
has accepted the position as substitute
during tho summer months for Rev. L. p.
Parham. who is incapacitated for active
work on account OF I'll health, Mr.. Truitt
preached twice in King George last Sun
day and made most favorable impress
sion OH all who heard him.
Miss Carrie Caruthers has returned from
Dumbarton. where sh, nas been teaching
school.
Miss Ellen Lewis is visiting finals In
Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton, OF Washington are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Forest P. Tayloe. on
the Potomac.
Miss Helen Caruthers has returned from
a visit 10 friends In Richmond.
Miss Mary Gray Arnold Is visiting her
sister Mrs. Paul Holiday. In Mathews
County before going to Riverside. Cal
Miss Margaret S Brown left yesterday
for Washington for a short stay before
visiting friends near Stanton.
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PROVIDENCE FORGE
tspeeia, 70 Tn. r,m.,.D,,,,,.,

Especial TO The Times D!spatch.1
Providence Forge. June @.-The Shining
circle OF Kings Daughters mot here on
thursday evening with Mrs. George Potts
as president, Mrs. Hoyet secretary, and
MISE HAxall as treasurer. The next meet
Ing VIII be on July ut Boulevard.
Hrs. IL. J.. Turner and Mrs. Walter Eamns
have returned TO Newport News after a
visit OF several days TO Mrs. J. II. Chris
ian
MIR. and Mrs II. Martin. OF New York
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Eddie
Martin at their home here.
Rev. Mr.. Clark. of the Union Theological
seminary. Richmond and Rev. Mr. Bayed
Of Ra ndoiph- Macon. have taken apartments
at The Colonial House for the summer Mr.
clark Will preach at the Presbyterian
churches and MT Bayed will preach at the
Methodist churches.
j u. Christian is spending this week IN
Norfolk.
Il. +. Coleman returned to Richmond on
Tuesday after fishing trip on the Chicks-
horliny River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
AMHERST
Especial 10 The Tim..-pi.n,,

Especial 20 The Times pispntchJ
Amherst. Va. June eo.-Aliss Mag Campbell
OF Lynchburg. was the guest this week OF
her cousin. Mrs. r. T. Seay.
Glover Written. OF Richmond ia sn,ndfn,
his vacation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Written.
Mrs. Hortense Ropp. OF Shenandoah coun
". was the weekend guest OF Mrs. l.. II.
Early and Mrs. Thomas Whitehead
Mrs: Edward Meeks and young daurh
ter Mary Dabney. are visiting Mrs. Meekss
parents MI. and Mrs. S. l.. Watts. near
Monroe. s"
Clarence e. Cox returned home on We'd
nesday from Blacksburg. whore he attended
school during tho past session. He grad
uated this year from tho V. =. l.
Roy Penton. Of Tyre River. spent Sunday
with Kenneth Taliaferro at his home here
Miss Ethel Wheeler. of Richmond and
Eima. Is the guest OF her slater, Mrs L.
Hunter Early. "
Richard Taliaferro spent the week end
with friends In Durham. y. C..
MISS Mary Scott. who taught In the Epis,
copai Institute at Haymarket during tho
past session. is at home for the summer
Mrs. j. Ii. Harris OF Blackstone Ia visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. Walter Beard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21


night. I tried number Of treatments but
to NO avail. They could dry IL up for q
whilo but when 1 would wash or havo my
hands oxposod TO cold wind back II would
como red rough at first then burning. Itch
ing. smsrting would follow. I was told
there Was no cure: IL waS in tho blood.
II read Of Cuucura Soap and Ointment
and ty.od q sample. It seemed to help my
hands. Then bought box Of Cuticrs
Ointment and some Cutcura Soap and
when had used 1t up my hands pesled OF
sound and well and 10 mover has appeared
any more. That has been over year ego.
Cutiours Soap and Ointment cured me-
(slsned) Mrs. Claude Bingham Sept. IT. IL.
Cuacra Soap and Ointment satisfy In
purity. deiieacy and fragrance tbs most dis
eriminAtins Sold everywhere. Sample OF
each mailed frss. with SIP. Skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuacura. Dept. T. Boston."
~Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
tousA aeAp VII dndttkaaAfoo lsAdn Aa& ssa1ps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
BAlLSVILlE
Especial to Tho rrme,.D,,patoh

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
HaIlsville. Va. Juno 20.--Nlsses Louise
Taylor and Gladys Dowden of Richmond
tho guests OF Miss Ethel Wilson
DR.. and Mrs John r. Bagby are on A.
visit to Mrs. r. C. Pattee. In Richmond
Mrs. c. w. Hurt who has been visiting
MT. and Mrs s. B. Hurt. returned to her
home in Cupeper Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Garrett leaves OF Monday
for Chase City. where she will attend the
summer normal.
Miss Margaret Pierce and Mrs verna
Carrice spent last week with Mrs. Allen
Jeter.
Mrs. Thomas W. Crowder and daughter
spent several days with relatives here last
week.
Rev. w j. Ayers. OF Lynchburs, was the
weekend guest of his mother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
BOWLING GREEN


lSpecial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
Bowling Green. Va. Juno D.--Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson and daughter. Miss Esther Wilson.
Of Walkerton. are With Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mrs. p. A. Cave Is visiting relatives In
Louisa County.
MIS- Cordie Leo Moncuro and Mrs. Rob-
ert a. Coshiil rpent a part Of this week In
Richmond.
=. Miss Susie Butler Is visiting relatives In
Sussex County.
Smith Williams OF Charleston. g. c.. Is
with III, sister Mrs. r. II. Glasseil.
Mrs. Altman Edwards, who has been
visiting her parents. DIR. and Mrs. T. L.
Butler. ha, returned to her home At Toano.
webb Rains. OF Richmond spent several
dnye this week with his mother.
Mrs John w. GIN entertained a number
OF her TRENDS this week In honor OF her
friend. Miss Mary Mil!!can.
Miss Hunter. OF Norfolk Is the guest OF
Miss Margeret Smoot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
KEYSVILLE

tSpecial to The Times DispatchJ
Keysville. Va, June 3).-Miss Elixabeth
Peters entertained on Monday evening in
honor OF Miss Priscilla Waite. Of Maine,
who Is visiting Miss Annie Osborne.
Miss Willie Staples entertained a number
OF her friends ON Thursday evening.
visit to friends in Norfolk.
On Wednesday, evening Miss Annie Osborne
entertained about forty OF her friends al
progressive hearts in honor of Miss Waite
OF Maine. and on Tuesday evening q hay
ride was given In her honor.
Miss Sadie Iegrande has returned homo.
after spending the past winter in Texas
Miss Evelyn Wood 70 visiting friend, Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
BON AIR

tSpecfai 10 Tho Times Dispatch.J
Bon Air. Va, June 3.-Sfiss Margaret
names. of Richmond was the guest OF honor
Mt a party given on Monday evening by
Miss Dorothy Smith.
Little Miss Meade Laird celebrated her
fourth birthday on Monday. being hostess at
A email party for her nelghborhood friends
at "Pinifcr Point" and on Thursday Mrs
Douglas Wherry entertained In honor OF
Jittis Miss Laird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Marye have Joined
tho cottage colony. and arc now occupying
tho Methodist parsonage.
hrr. and airs. Allan Ferguson ars -Aa A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

IN q roughness OF The skin.
Thon when I would scratch
1t would turn to pimples and
bleed and water ooxe from
IL. Tho itching WAS very
intense and IL would innAme
and mado sores. I could not
put my hands in water or do
my Homework or bear the
cold ,xind LEA -Ank -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
BURNING ITCHING
SNART|NG ECZEMA
On Hands Every Winter for Thirty
Years. Itching Intense. Could Not
Put Hands in Water or Do House
work. Lost Rest at Night. Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Cured.

10 N. 18th st.. Fort Smith. Ark
have had eczoma on my hands every winter
for thirty Yeera The eczema hroka out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21

Furniture of o
No matte n h mr-S
O il o houc
scpngr right o ad iings and$
ell how oge hem a al o o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

portrait painter was approached oy
magazine that wanted to run story
about her life. Advent well until they
asked her for her picture.
She had only some snapshots taken
about her summer home. and she Of
fered them one that she thought an
excellent likeness and rather joll! But
the magazine turned il down because
she was holding a lighted cigarette.
II will offend many Of our readers,
said they. and will spoil your reputa-
ton with them Sounds incredible.
doesn't il. but see signs everywhere
II a changing order.
some business women J know smoke
in their Offices. and their visitors take
il as a matter Of course Then there
is scarcely good restaurant In town
where / haven't smoked.
The attitude Of the hotel and res
taurant managers is very ike that n
the historic mother whose small daugh-
ter asked. Mother, can ladies put their
elbows on the table? only ladies'
can. was the answer to that, and .
approximately the reply one gets from
the aforesaid gentlemen when they are
asked whether ladies may smoke in
tho dining room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

Grown. lieutenant, Massachusetts coast
Artillery. Wright pilot.
SQUADRON O. New Haven. Major Ray
mond Y Morris. Curtiss pilot captain.
adjutant Y. J. Mayo.
Squadron 10. Newark: Major William
Bouldin. Sd. Wright pilot
Squadron II, Philadelphia (balloon
squadron: Major Clarence T. Wynne'
balloon pilot and president Of the Aero
club Of Pennsylvania.
Squadron r. Cleveland technical
souadron). Major Harold Il. Anderson
Ohio Naval Militia. chief engineer Win
ton Automobile Company
4 full squadron consists of ninety
enlisted men and twenty officers. the
majors staff is made up of one captain
adiutant. two master signal electri-
clans. one sergeant major one quar-
termaster sergeant. six corps chauI-
feurs Ito drive motor vehicles and TWO
musician orderlies.
Not only are the officers practical
men. but every man in the ranks Is
skilled i'm whatever branch Of work
IA which he would be assigned. When
the details of the corps organization IS
completed il will be possible TO manu-
facture aeroplanes. ship them to the
front and ifs them without calling upon
anv individual outside Of the corps
The plan to he followed IN the event
Of a call from the President would be
fan establish three bases. FOR instance.
one on Long Island where planes could
be constructed under the supervision
Of the aeronautical engineers one at
some Southern point, near the Mexican
border. where the aviators could test
out the machines and practise hyins
them. and a third at the front.
Thus sufficient number Of machines.
both land and water. could be supplied
and deficiencies caused by accidents
could be quickly filled At the pres
en-, time the New York city squadrons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

HE well known authoress. whose
name cannot be divulged for
reasons that will come out in the
story. blew a cloud Of gray smoke from
her corncob pipe and shifted her
daintily slippered feet To more com
Portable position on the stool before
her
You want M to talk The Confes-
,ions Of . Woman Smoker she re-
peated. But confession implies sense
Of wrong done. and / do not believe IL
f. wrong for women 10 smoke-eNcept
;esthetically wrong, as pipes are con-
structed nowadays OF course. cigarette
smoking can be graceful. but those OF
MS who prefer pipe surely sin against
beauty When | have written one n
the six best sellers I'm going to rest
for while on my laurels and form n
company to manufacture and introduce
beautiful pipes-grscefu fio"erlike
things OF wonderfully tinted glass. that
will find their way Immediately into
literature.
At present it is as much as your
cordial relations with some publishers
are worth To introduce harmless
cigarette into "a magazine story \
good friend of mine. a very famous