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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13

emerged from the Balzer and Balzer
garage and failed to see the approach.
ing car. The result OF the collision was
a bruised leg and bent and twisted
motorcycle frame.
"A petition TO become an Ameri.
can citizen was filed yesterday in the
local federal office yesterday by Lesli
POczik, OF Benwood Poczik was born
and reared in Hungary and came 10
this county in October. 1907. He is
a tailor by occupation and lives al
252 Marshall street, Benwood. This
is the first petition OF naturalization
filed at the Wheeling Office for the
past several weeks.
1t is expected that the meeting
OF the members OF the Pan Handle
Agriculture club. TO be held I'm the
headquarters Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. will be the largest session
Of the organization this season. A
number Of matters OF importance are
TO be taken up. particularly the ques-
ton OF petitioning the Pennsylvania
road 70 make better sewerage con
nections 10 drain a 3O0-acre piece OF
farm land at Beech Bottom, Brooke
county
A communication was received
from Frank Stamm yesterday saying
that he. Mrs. Stamm and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth. had motored safely to
Cleveland. Ohio. arriving there late
Tuesday night They will remain in
the Forest City for a few days and
then go 10 Mt. ClemAns TO spend
several weeks
Webster r. Sill. Junior agent OF
the Pan Handle Agricultural Club.
arrived home yesterday from a two
weeks auto tour through the north
ern section Of Pennsylvania. accom-
panied by Mrs. Sill. who remained in
that part OF the Keystone state 10
visit relatives and friends Mr. Snl
was accompanied home by his father.
Capt /. r. Sill. n prominent farmer
Of Centerville. Crowford county. Pa.
who will visit In the city for a few
days Mr.. Sill drove I'm his Ford from
Meadviue south 1Os miles IN Ave
hours I'm returning home.
Mayor H. Y. Kirk. g. Hal Brues
and Henry 2 WeisEerber. Of the
board Of control went 70 Warwood
yesterday 10 witness the first tests m
the city water drilling plan.
Deputy sherlns are busy this
month getting Jurors for the sepiem-
Der term OF court. BY the First OF
september most o. the work viii BE-
done.
Taking the finger prints OF chill
dron ln the local schools may ne
done this winter by the local police
This means OF Identification could ba
used In case Of children running away
or Eotting lost
Blackhandcrs IN this section are
t0 be- hunted out and indicted before
many weeks pass Members OF fne
so.callod Wheeling Hackhand society
are nov under close watch
The FIRST list Of cases 10 come be-
fore The Frand jury will likely be- MED
az the clerk % courts Office today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
NYALS VS. |. A. C.
Two Of Best Amateur Teams In valley
Will Clash Sunday on Porty-sev-
enth Street Grounds.

Sunday afternoon on the Forty-sev-
enth street grounds the Nyals will meet
the Island Athletic club OF this city.
The /. A. G. team has been going al a
tast gate ana h. said 60 be one OF the
fastest clubs In the ohio valley. while
the NyHls have been defeating all com
trs- bnr OF the best games Of tine
season can be looked for. Richardson
who has been doing the pitching for the
tlhs, and was 90 the box when that club
won from the Nyais will be ON he
mound for the Island club. with Tiernsy
behind the bat. EigloW. the clever
twirler Of the Nyals has returned after
"a three week trip 20 Pittsburgh. viii do
the pitching, with r.. Miller doing the
catching. All Nyal players are request
ed 60 be on the grounds at o'clock
sharp. The game viii be called al 3
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FieHT EloHr HOUR DAY.

NEW YORK. aug 10 indications
that an effort viii DO made by organ
izcr manufacturing interests. sH repre-
scented by the National Metal Trades
Association. fo resist the demands
% The machinists union for a general
eight hour work day developed here
today when tho Carvin Machine com
pany opened ita doors and called on
iu men f1 work under former condi-
lions al fo hours and pay Tho Garvin
plant. which employs about 800 men.
closed down on August ? after ~ had
refused Che demands ~ the 500 ma
Chinists in Ga Crn-I~- Tor tho eight
hour day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
wnFr THIRTrEN TnH1ros.

ST LOUIS. Aug. ie-Chicago opened
US series here with n see-saW contest
which ~ took from -. Louis IN the thfr-
teenth inning. 20 3. st. Louis scored
u the hrst inning The visitors forged
ehend IN the eighth on Schulte's homer
20 the right field bleechcrs and Bescher
Iater repeated Schulte's performance
tieing the score for st. Louis. but n ser
IS % singles IN the thirteenth brought
~ Murray. Fisher and Schultz with the
winning runs. Score:
n. ". p
Chicago OOOo001 2OOOOs-s 3 i
81 Louis o01 0OOlOOOOO-3 ~ o
. Batteries. Vaughn. HUMPHREYS and
archer. Sallee. Grincr. Robinson ana
SDyder.
Three base hit. Saier Home runs.
Schulte. Bescher stolen bases. Williams
eescfcr. Murray Base on balls. Hum
Raries ], Sallce .. Griner I Robinson
y struck out; Vaughn !: Humphries 9
sallee .. Empires. Byron and Eason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
ARCHER REILLY
Proves Popular with Pans and VIII be
Accorded a BoostsrE Day sat
urdny Afternoon.

To show their appreciation or the
picudid work that is being done hy
Manager Archer Reilly. OF the StUEi.s.
Tue idhH are preparing demonstration
De kelllys Day and all the youngsters
iu The vicinity viii be- admitted o. the
Itth Lfte OF charge Reilly o. popular
with the fans and the Riddles alike. and
undoubtedly the park will be jarrmeI to
The limit HF sunday will be- the nral
game Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
LADIES DAY
This Afternoon WIN 10 Opening Of Erie
Series and WIN be Last 'sI.adisss
Day" Of the seaao1

Tho Erie sailors will De here fbIs Of.
icrn"un tur the FIRST game Of tra d8st
-'Il'. 90 nome. They will rreaf fb.
@inDNrs com League Park M AIS Dv.irg
IT, thr fart mat Cincinnati PLAYED bSrr
M'huf.H.tf and the regular Ladies'. Da,
.tu - o. suspended 90 conform with
lh~ NHii.nHI League rules the local
iln h.. decided to have another Ladies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The moose a. ana Minro teams wIr
nInT tnlI THE Afternoon Hf WHrrHrr
rarF The FHnr VIII be- PLAYED Ir com.
nsoti0n With The MinEo picnic that will
BE- held there
The Iron Frrwa win meet che I.
rilrI team sunday afternoon .r fH.
fuliln grounds hU players orc ra.
IurHffN fu meet nf |.HrfII.f. and rar
Erf street Ht D .1H o..IurF
Tne Ma war9 m EsruHHd have accept.
Cd thr challenge uT fNa Ham.ra far +.
EHrs fu Do PLAYED Sunday afternoon af
o'clock on sUrrurra bail park
EOod game IH HrfI.IuHf.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
PEsEocK RELBAsED.

HnST0N Aug 12-Thc reIeafe Of
ierhert Ienruck. The Boston American
pitcher. formerly ~ the philadelphia
Americans fo the Providence club oil the
lni'fnt' ignaI league. was announced to-
uirhf bF President 1anrin ~ the Boston
Americana. icuuork had not pitched !,
fHU game since Boston bought him twoI
months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13

the valley. No athletic program was
rendered.
The Normandie dance held last
night az the park was well attended
On Saturday the Moose ball team will
play the All Collegians on the park
baseball lgrounds
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YOUNGSTOWN LOST.

,YouNGsTOwN. ohio. Aug. 12-oEx-
hihiflonJ.
., r. &c. D.
ft-l uEaf0wn Central -
leutou and NonkOInltz Duffy and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13

Two base hits. Lewis. Foster 2: Cady
Howard. stolen base. Meilman. Base
on balls; Weilman I. Foster I. Struck
out: Weilman I: Foster ,. Empires:
wallace and Connolly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
AMERIoAH AssocIATIoE.

A. LouisvilIe-st Paul IL: Louie.
VILE 2.
~ Indianapolis milwaukee %. Ia.
dianapuIis ~ 90 innings. darkr.saI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
FEDERALS
Yesterdays Results.

YeSterday's Results.
brooklyn 3. Kansas city -
Chicago 2. Newark l.
IL Innings
Today's Games.
II. Louis at Buffalo
Kansas city at Brooklyn
Chicago at Newark
Pittsburgh a. Baltimore
At Brooklyn r. II. Il.
Kansas city ............. II
Brooklyn .................. Q 2
f12 innings).
Main and Easterly. Marion and Land.
At Newark Ri T..
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. o
Newark Observation-Disclosures. ?
Mcconnell and Fischer: Mosely and
Eariden
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CAME POSTPONED.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIligcncer.
DAYTON. Ohio. Aug. 12-Youngs-
town-payton game postponed on ac-
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omcUIT RAoEs PosTPornD.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich tur re re
dove srHHH tIf.HfI HH... we're rUHf
Iuucd because ~ rain.
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BOSTON. Aug. i2-FoEter shut out 81.
Louis for the second time In the six
game series today. the Red SoN scoring
four runs. Hc also Vas q factor IA the
locals offcnrT. he two doubles figuring
An three runs. Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-13
PIRATES
TAKE THE GIANTS OVER Nv WELL
PLATED GAME. 4 TO o.
nAmsux was In Zine Form ana Let
Giants Down with Three Hits
Cubs Down Cards.
Yesterday Results.

'chicaEo s. 81. Louis a.
Pittsburgh 4: New York q.
Other games postponed. rain.
I'D innings.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEHaUE.

At Jersey City r. IT, r.
Richmond .... 0OOOOOOOO= & 2
Jrsgy City. O3O321 OZs-lI II y
Morrisette, Lamontc and O'DOnnell.
Crutchcr and Tragressor
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. August I2-Um-
pire Slear started "a near riot today
when he called Nltcrmatt's home run
blow. which went far over the left field
fence. a FOUL score: r. II. r..
Evansville ..-.0 0001 100 .
Fort Wayne ..2OOOO2 1900 II 3
Fromholz. WOolf. Cantley and Hauser:
AlnsNor and Beyors.
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A. Providence First gamer r. ~ T.
Earrisburg .... o000000O0-O 2 I
Chabek and HeckinEer; OeschEcr and
Haley.
tsecond game)- r. g. D.
Providence 80. 0S666066s-s /
smith and HeckinEcr. Cooper and
Casey.
a. Eochcatcr-
poncd. rain.
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roday's Games.
Cincinnati At Pittsburgh
Chicago at 81 Louis
New York at Brooklyn
Boston at Philadelphia.
PITTSBURGH Pa. Aug l2-Pftcher
MainauN shut out New York here today
Pittsburgh winning 4 60 o. He allowed
the visitors only three hits and one base
on balls and drove In two runs himself.
Score.
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Today's Games.
Erie az Wheeling
Youngstown at Dayton
Grand Rapids AT Terre Haute
TT. Wayne at Evansville.
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AZ orunfn-
Montreal postponed. rain
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CENTRA


Yesterdays Results.
Fort Wayne Z; Evansville s.
other clubs. not scheduled.
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Total .......30 27 II o
tl-Hatted for Tesreau IN sixth
t2)-Battod for Mathewson in eighth.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
4 LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE u3
By, ". D. M'CRACMh, MA, C.S.B

Member OF the Board OF Lecturoship
OF The Mother Church. The First
Church OF Christ. Scientist. In Bos-
ton, Mass.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-17
Belief of life IN Matter

From the belief Of life in matter
spring all the ills of which flesh is
heir. all sin. sorrow, sickness, de-
cay, dissolution. calamity, and catas-
trophe. Death itself is the direct re-
suit Of the belief Of life In matter.
This belief is the root Of all fear,
all strife, mad ambition, pride, envy,
jealousy, revenge. It sustains the
fleshly passions and appetites. and ac-
counts for idolatry. personal worship,
personal domination, and so-called
personal or magnetic attraction. II
is counterfeit sense OF life which
bears the fruits Of tyranny and sup
erstition. Cain, who rose up to clay
bis brother Abel. typifles this belief
lof life In matter. vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
BON AIR

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BON AIR. VA, June 26-One of the
most beautiful entertainments of the
season was given on Tuesday after
noon from to by MIR. and Mrs Cole
man Workman to their suburban
friends at their country home near
here. The home was profuscly deco
rated in wild flowers and forms. and the
beautiful old fashioned garden was a
riot OF bloom. The summer home dis
pensed punch. etc. and supper was
served on the lawn. Those enjoying
tho hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs
WORKMAN were; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bryan. MIR. and Mrs. Z. j. Willis. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Moore. Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Larus, Miss
Butt. Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Holderby, Mr..
and Mrs st. George Bryan, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Goolsby. DR.. and Mrs. Z. b.
Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellerson,
Mrs, r. S. Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Mrs. Walter Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
kennerly. Misses Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. j. Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley John
son. Misses Haxen. f. s. Hazen, Mrs.
Winch. Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. JefYries, Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Parrish. DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
-. Hoge, MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Gil
liam, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. e. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs
1. M. Putney, Mr. and Mrs w. A. With
crspoon. Mrs. Frank Woodson, Mr.. and
MIS- ~. II. lailey, MIR. and Mrs. r w.
Purcell. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Taylor. DR.. and Mrs. Hugh
Taylor, MIR. and Mrs. e. c. Laird, Mr..
and Mrs William Reed. Miss Alice Reed
Miss Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Dougles
Wherry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert BullinE.
ton. MIR. and Mrs. Carl Boscher Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Neal. Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon. DR..
stuart Mcclure, \. d. Williams Miss
Mary Williams and many others.
Miss Frances Woodson left last week
to visit the exposition. She will stop
In Charleston. w. Va, en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. a r. Holderby have
returned from short visit to DAN
Vile.
Miss Quarles has been the recent
guest OF Mrs. Ray Brown
Mrs. ]. *. Voolfolk has returned 10
Atlanta.
Mrs. a. G. kirkland gave a lawn
party on Tuesday in honor OF her nieces,
the Misses Warren. OF Orange.
The register a the inn show. an ad-
"ition TO the summer crowd during the
past week. including Mr.. and Mrs. Amb-
Ter Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler,
MIR. and Mrs. Southall, Miss Nancy
Johnston. Charles Williams, Mrs. r. q.
Glinn. George Calvert and the Misses
Warren.
Miss Elizabeth Ellerson returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
RADFoRD NORMAL SCHOOL

"speclal to The Times Dispatch,
RADFORD. VA. June 2G.-Profes.
hhri Jansen, the Swedish lecturer ana
educator, fs giving a course OF Iactnra.
during the second week Of the norn,a1
school. In addition to tho Lecture
the class room he drills all the studs,t.
on the campus at O'Clock each after
noon. '''er-
Moro than $50 students are tol,,u
the professional courses. Only tboae
who have graduated from a colIeze nu
hrst grade high school, or those wiz
mold hrst grade certificate are elIgIhis
TO do the work of the summer schonI
professional courses
The observation school Is open to tho
candidates Tor the summer school pro-
fessional certificate. In this school ~
teaching Is done under as nearly ideal
conditions AS possible. The profess.
sionai students observe the work, write
lesson plans and discuss the best meth
ods OF class room work with the direc-
tor OF the training school.
The normal school grounds have be.n
very much beautiied this summer
Much grading has been done around
the new dormitory building. A great
number OF rustic seats have been
placed on the campus in the SHADY
hooks and coy corners, and contribut.
much to the pleasure and comfort OF
the students.
An open-air gymnasium and stage
are being built for the accommodation
OF out-of-door performances Of all
KINDS during the spring. summer and
fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

StrasburG: Miss Sally Gordon. Rich
mond. with Cadet Carl Groover Savan-
nah. Ca; Miss Mercer 'Taliafcrro, Bal
timorc, Md. with Cuoet NJ. IL. Christiuu,
kcswick; Miss Catherine Hart. Roam
oke, with Cadet II. G. Moore, Chester
held. S. c.: Miss Margaret IS. Conway,
Danville. with Cadet 3. j. Millner, Dam
vile; Miss Blanche Cole. Richmond
with Cadet c. G. Vaughan, Franklin;
Miss Cornelia $. Taylor. Winston
Salem. N. c., with Cadet w. NJ. Whit
tie. Martinsville: Miss Louise Wilmer
Richmond, with Cadet }. NJ. Mcclellan
Richmond: Miss Jennie Sncad Clifton
Forge, with Cadet Il. D. Ayres, Acco-
mac; Miss Fair Scarson. Raphine, with
Cadet .. l.. Mccormick. Raphine; Miss
Virginia Pitts, Scottsville. with Cadet
Lindsay Pitts. Scottsville: Miss Vir-
einia II. Wright, Charlestown, w. Va
with Cadet NJ. a. r. 10th. Ithaca. N. Y:
Miss Virginia Moore, Lexington, with
Cadet V. II. Gillespie. Tazewell; Miss
Kathryn Paxton. Bucna Vista, with
Cadet j. a. =. billiard. Fredericksburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
here they ave a summer home.

whore they ave n summer home.
Mrs L. Russell Gather has gone on a
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
near. In Tairmont. w. Va.
returned to Cincinnati, Ohio. after
spending some time hero as the guest
OF Miss Katharine r. Glass.
Mrs. Stewart Bell entertained at n
large reception few evenings ago at
her homo on North Market Street in
honor OF Mrs. William II. Baker who
was formerly Mrs. jamie Love Conrad,
Of Baltimore.
Miss Tena Carr has returned to Char
lottesville, after visiting Miss Mary
Louise Glass at her home at Opequon
Mrs. Frederick w. Brown has re-
turned to New York. after visiting rela-
tives here and at Harrisonburg. Va
Mrs. Alexander Merritfeld. OF Balti-
more, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James
j. Lumley.
Mile. Barbrier came yesterday from
Washington, and is the guest of Miss
Mary Louise Henning at the home Of
the latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. D.
Henning, on South Stewart Street.
Mrs. Charles 2. McVicar and her
little daughter have returned from a
visit to relatives at Newport News. Va.
They were accompanied home by the
formers ther-in-law. Mrs. Charles
w. McNicar, who will visit here.
MISS virginia =. " niSson mas Deen
the guest of Miss Ada Hardesty. at
Wadesville, Va. this week.
Mrs. G. Fred Barr and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Barr, and son, Edward w
Barr. are the guests of the formers
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs
George Dalgetty- Kerr. in Lynchburg.
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry +. Byrd have re-
turned from an extended trip to Allan
tic City.
Miss Mamie Strickler is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Hunt at their
home in Louisville, Ky.
Miss Mary J. Gray Is visiting her
brothers, Walter and Charles Gray, In
Memphis Tenn.
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MINERAL

MINERAL, VA, June @C-Mr. r. II.
Haskcr's family. who spen, the winter
in Richmond have moved TO the
sulphur Mines for the summer.
Charles KhII haa. returned from a
trip to Fan;Toya
Miss Bessie Pal1norc. who has been
spending some time a, Virginia Beach,
returned home last week
Mrs. Grace van Dueson. OF Chicago.
is spending the summer at. her cot.
tare. in Mineral
Mrs. McSwein is visiting friends in
Dr.. Coleman and family motorcd to
Spo;sylvania Thursday.
l j Haley has been quite i'll for
sorle tire Ills son. William. OF chr.
Ton Forge. has been constantly n, his
bedside ''''
l. y Gruhhs, OF Clifton Forge. spent
Sev,era DAYS at Mineral last week.
The Business Mems Club. of Mincr,,
mas formulated nlans by which Sn,.
nrday, July 3, will see the creates.
celebration ever known at Mineral
everything conceivable TO enhance thn
pleasure OF the day will be done
Miss Carrie Michado is nttcrdyng n.
normal school at Richmond.
rev Mr. Lipscomh. of GordonsviIIa
has been holding series OF mcc,in"s
at Mineral '''''' )
9 +. Fisher has moved his family
from Louisa to Mineral
Mrs Harry w King and cbildrsn
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
w. J. Coleman. anu MI b
~ c. Coyner will assume the dutia.
.oi mayor OF Mineral on July-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27
Hot Weather Bad
for Women s Nerves
Season When They Most
Need Their Strength to
Withstand the Heat

Hot weather has a decidedly weak
enins effect on most women. They
become too languid to exercise, and
as result have appetite only for
light, tasty foods. like salads and
other cold ccncoctions. which do not
digest readily and increase the nat
ural tendency TO constipation.
AZ this season women should main
tam the highest possible. standard of
health. ~ counterfeit the enervating
effect OF the weather. Good digestion
and regularity of the bowels are es-
scntial. The combination of simple
laxative herbs with pepsin. sold in
drug stores under the name of DR..
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin, is highly
recommended az a laxative and diges-
iant by many physicians, as we'll as by
thousands OF women who depend upon
IL as remedy for many OF those Ills
I" which women seem more especially
succptiblc.
Get fifty-cent bottle OF DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin from your drug
sist and have IT In the house. Take
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BLACKSBURG

BI.ACkSBuRG. VA. June 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. Judson Evans, of Lynchburg.
nave issued invitations for the mar
riaGe of their daughter, Elizabeth, to
Roy j. Holden, to take place on Tues
day evening, June %, at the family
taught for the past four years In the
BlacksburE High School. and Mr.. Hol-
den is professor of geology at the Vir-
Sinia Polytechnic Institute. The we'd
dug Will be very quiet one. After
wedding trip Professor Holden will
bring his bride here, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. y. h. keister entertained twen-
~ of the Younger set of society girls
on Thursday afternoon in honor Of
her sister. Miss Margaret Diffendall,
of Frederick, Md. After a pleasant
social hour supper was served on the
lawn OF the Kcistcr home.
Clarence Shafer. of Blacksburg, and
Miss Laurie keister, of Newport, Va.
were married on Wednesday afternoon
at Pearisburg, Giles County, Rev. Ken
ton Parker. of the PRESBYTERIAN
Shafer motored to BlacksburE the same
afternoon. and are at the homo of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Shafer.
The young people OF the town and
college enjoyed Il hayride to the Vel
ioN OIL MONDAY even
ing, ana took part in the first dance
OF the season there. Mrs. C. E. Vawter
and Mrs. -. NJ. Cloyd chaperoned the
party.
Professor ard Mrs. o. c. Burkhart
left this week for South Bethlehem,
Pa, where they will spend the sum-
ner.
Professor and Mrs. Claudius Lee and
Master John H. Leo have closed their
home OIL the campus and gone to Craig
County for the vacation.
Miss Margaret Patton left on Thurs
day for Lexington after a visit here
to her sisters. Mrs ]. l.. Williams and
Miss Virginia Patton.
Mrs. r. r. II. Begg returned this
week from "a months visit to her for
mer home In Williamsburg.
Mrs y. s Mayo and Miss Louise
Mayo left on Wednesday for ChicaS go
after spending a month at the Hotel
lacksburG.
Misses Rebecca Yancey. of Lynch
burg, and Helen Otey, OF Wytheville,
are guests at the home of Professor
and Mrs. &. +. Nawter.
President EGGlcston. of the insti-
tute. spent a part of this week on
business trip TO Washington.
Mrs. Frank Wyatt returned this week
from "a two months visit to relatives
at I.cWisburg, W. Va.