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Exercises for Figure
By Antoincttc Donnclly, D. D.

suppose you are inclined to get a
bit weary of this everlastin.. sdyocat.
ing of exercise. but If YOU have allowed
Nourselt 10 get too fat or too thin you
simply have 10 cNcrcise-and you know
YOU won't do it unless you are advised
and advised, not once, but often. There
fore. don't take my advocating exercise
for preach!ness. Take IL for remind
err You know We human beings have
a way OF forgetting what is good for
us II 1t implies any special effort on
our part Thus We slump in appear
auce. And it's my business To see you
don't slump
Even though YOU are neither too fat
nor too thin your figure has TO he OK
erriscd for health and grace. II has
10 he exercised to be kept trim. The
minute you slump Ola this exercise bus
mess that minute YOU begin TO slump
ON lcoks
Aside from reasons OF general health.
there is hardly a woman in the world
who hasn't a beauty sorrow which can
be rcmedicd ny exercise only. Perhaps
1; is uneven shoulders. uneven hips a
Nat chest. or an ovcrdcycloped bust.
nattoot. rounded spine. undcvelopcd or
oNerdcvcloped arms and legs. and so on.
Inc creeks were the most perfect
cmbodimcnts OF health and beauty the
world has ever seen. Their splendid
physique was due to their outdoor life
and physical training. which began in
childhood and youth and was sys-
tcmaticaily carried on throughout life
The men and women of tho golden age
OF Greece are the prototypes for the
most beautiful statues the world has
ever seen. proving that through the
perfect development az the muscular
system alone can an ideal type Of
beauty be attained.
The average japanese woman Of to-
day shows n figure as perfectly nodded
and Of as true proportions as the
women OF ancient Greece. The Japa-
, ucse look upon full. deep breathing as
III" most vital function OF life. The
best exercises In their opinion are
those which accompany deep breathing.
80 find out, ii YOU arc not already
cogui2aut of Noui especial beauty sor-
row. just what part of YOU requires cx-
. crci.inG and 90 in for the form OF eN-
! crcse that is recommended for that in
diridual trouble, and he sure that dccp
+ breathing accompanies IL.
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COUNCIL FAILS TO ACT
ON ROAD APPROPRIATION
City Fathers OF Petersburg Will
First View Highway to
HOpewell.
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Party From Chesterfield Meets With
Mishap Near New York-Dudge
West Urged for Supreme Court
Bcncll-Dinwiddie Barn Burns.
Ispecla, to The rlmes.pispa,ch.l

PETERSBURG, VA. November -
Twcnty-two members of the Council
were present ut the special meeting
held last night to consider tho ordi-
nance recommended by the Finance
Committee providing for an appropria-
ton OF $4,000 to aid In the constitute
ton OF a first -claSs highway from Pc
tersburg to Iiopewell Councilman w.
r. Mckenncy was the principal
speaker in opposition to the proposed
appropriation. laying particular stress
on tho legal aspects of the proposition
and agreeing with the view of the city
Attorney that the city cannot legally
make such appropriation. Mr.. Me
kenney is vicc-chairman of the FL
nance Committee. eight members were
present at the meeting of the commit
tee. and the appropriation was recon-
mendcd by vote of 3 to 3. Three
members were absent who informed
MIR. Mex cnncy that had they been pres
cnt they would have voted against the
proposition. and there would then
have been adverse instead of ia
vorable report.
Charles T. Lassiter. chairman OF the
business mems committee OF twenty
five, was accorded the privilege Of the
floor. and he made Il strong argument
in favor of the appropriation. as of
interest to the business welfare OF
both Petersburg and Hopewell. lie
said that no valid reason had been
given why the city could not make
the appropriation. and quoted sections
OF the constitution to show that the
Council has that authority.
Councilman Patteson expressed the
opinion that some OF the members OF
the body had not familiarizcd them
selves with the road conditions between
Petersburg and Hopcwel, and he
moved :. postponement of the question
in order that members might he taken
over the road and Judge for themselves
The motion met with protest. but
il was adopted by Il vote of l3 to ..
and the matter went over for future
consideration.
Had the question been voted on last
night IL would have been defeated for
lack Of the requisite two-thirds ma
iority.
The Council concurred in the action
OF the Aldermen in instructing the
City Attorney to proceed to the col
lection of $1,000 bond given by the
Petersburg and James River Corpora
ticu. and failing to comply with its
promises III regard TO the construction
"f an electric road from Petersburg
to Hopewell.
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DIR. M'DANIE:I. BREACHES
At DEDICATION CEREMONY


Especial la Thc Times Dispatchl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. November
l2.-The annex TO Round oak BAPTIST
Church. in Caroline County, eight miles
from this city, was dedicated last even
ing. The cornerstone Of this annex
was laid by Masonic Lodge, No. I. OF
this city. last July. The dedication
sermon last evening was preached by
Rev George w. Mcdaniel -. ID, Of
Richmond, and ii was most forccful and
eloquent. An immense crowd was
present. including many ministers.
Dinner was served on the grounds.
At thc afternoon service. addret scs
were mad" by Rev. Il. Aubrey Will
lians. j.. -, OF Fredericksburg. and
Rev. Andrew Eroaddus. Of Caroline
closing with dcdicatory prayer by
Or. Mcdaniel
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i'ue-'IhorntOn.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
LSNCHiiCRG. VA, November r.
The home OF Mayor l.. NJ Thornton, ut
Altavista. was the scene of pretty
wedding on Wednesday afternoon when
his niece Miss Douglass Thornton. was
married 10 Rev. VIII ID. Poe, Of South
Hi!l. pastor Of the Baptist Church at
that place. and who was formerly a
resident Of Apex, y G.
The bride was given I'm marriage by
her brother. Professor l.. H. Thorn
ton. OF the University Of Virginia. Miss
Eula Gregory. OF Henderson. y. g.. was
the maid OF honor, and Herbert Poe, OF
Apex, was best man. VI. NJ. Carver, OF
South liill and Frank Fitzgerald. of
Altaviata, were ushers. They will be
AT home on November 90 AT South Hill.
having gone now for a Northern bridal
trip.
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News Notes of Interest.

Friends of Judge Jesse Il. West, OF
the adjacent judicial circuit. arc press
ing him for the vacancy on the bcncn
OF the Supreme Court of Appeals to be
caused by the retirement of Judge
James Keith. The Legislature ut its
coming session will elect Judge kcith's
successor.
Fire yesterday In the dry house in
the pu ront plant destroyed cotton to
the value OF several thousand dollars.
How the fire originated Is not known
Ned Morrow. colorcd. who was shot
10y another negro at Hopewell several
days ago. died of his injuries i'll the
Petersburg Hospital this morning. He
was shot in the abdomen. and the bull
let made fourteen pcrforations In the
intcSttucS.
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Norfolk next Tuesday night and con-
thuc week or more. II Is under
STOOD that number of changes will
DC made IN the Petersburg district
lhe term of Rev. George II. Spooner.
pastor OF Market Street Church. cx-
pires THIS year by limitation. The lay
ueieeatcs to tho conference from tho
Petersburg district arc: w. A. Stopben-
son. 81 Wakefield: j. Il. Young. Of Pc
tcrsburg; :. r. Gresham. of Chesterfield
ana >. III. Short, OF Lawrencevlllc The
iiicmncrs OF the conference boards for
INC aisirict are: lsham II. Dyer, r. Il.
Drewry. of Petersburg: John n Dovlo
or Dinwiddic, ana J. IT, Rogers. of
Surry. -
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Qmcntions md AnSHNcrS.

Pills Versus Ciallstones-Mothcr is
taking some Pills containing nenthol.
nolphthalein, acid sodium oleatc and
sodium salicyiate. being told they will
dissolve Gallstones Also she takes
vegetable cathartic pills and cornsiik.
saw palmetto. uritone and sandal
wood i'm a liquid which is said TO wash
them away. She is getting very weak.
An N-ray photograph showed about
twenty stones present.
Answcr-Shc will get weaker before
she realizes that these medicines will
not dissolve or wash away her twenty
gallstoues. Then she had better call
in a doctor
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II is reported that syndicate of
Petersburg and RoanoEc capitalists
has purchased seventy-iive acres of
tho Bellamy estate, known AS Violet
Bank" on the Chesterfield side of the
AppomattoX. onpCsite Petcrsl org. anG
that 4 company, with u capital approx
mating S250.000. is being formed to
develop into a handsome suburban
residential section. 1t l.. to be divided
into building lots.
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Form King George Chnptcr.

'Spcol"! To- The Times Dispatch
FREbElslCkSRUE G. VA, November
i2.-kin: George Chapter. Daughters
OF the con e,l'racy has been vr.uu!-
Hcd at Kin" ;corGc Courthouse, with
the follow ing "niccrs: Mrs. Frank Tay-
lnr. president. Miss Lucy Lewis, ::rst
vic" president; Miss Josephine |. car
nett. SECOND Vice president: Mrs. H. \.
Mason. "c"r"."Ty: Miss Rosalic Smith.
corresponding" secretary: Mrs. T.. =. =.
I'uhicr, 49, p"ntnS secretary: Miss IL.
II" -. Taylor. caSurcr. and Mrs. Henry
ESrl l.@uls, iiSioriau
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Memorial to Confcdcrntc Chupl.in.

ISpcclHI 10 Tho Tiincs- Dispntch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, November l2.-
\ handsome white marble tablet has
been erected at the Episcopal High
School to the memory OF Rev. VIII
liam Fowler Gardner. The tablet was
placed by Miss l.. G.. Gardner. of COL
YER Lick. Va. in memory OF her father.
who was a chaplain In the Confederate
army.
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Ethical
alks
Woman and Home

full III it's use. Follow the line OF the
eyebrow. Take Your mirror to Il strong
light ana assure Yourself YOU have not
applied II too generously. | have II
formula to promote the growth OF the
eyebrows and cyciaShcS Which shall
he glad To send to you ii you Will
send me stamped, addressed envelope.
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and speedy settlement of tho debt.
West Virginia will pay her share.
No coercion is necessary. We appre-
ciatc our obligation and we are willing
to meet IT." ono of these men told Mr..
Smyth. I'VE will pay every dollar
as soon as We can get rid OF the
scalaway element that has dominated
the politics OF West Virginia for years.
and we arc fast wedding out the scala
ways now" he added.
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injured In Auto Ac,.,,,o,.

Several days ago W. L. Dancc ami
wtfc, OF Chesterfield. and a brother or
Mr. Dance and his wife left Peters
burg for an automobile. trip to New
YORK city. When within n short dis
lance OF their destination the machine
met with an accident and was over
turned and the occupants were caught
underneath. The two women were In
jurcd. ono having AN arm and the other
her collnrbOno hrnlx en-
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buys Famous Estate.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. November IL
The mount Eagle Estate, n few miles
south of here. once the home of Lord
Bryan Fairfax. whore George Wash
ington was II visitor, has been sold TO
Mrs Anna NJ. Goulding. Of San Fran
cisco.
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

Owing to the continued dry weather
the sales of tobacco this week were
not as large as they should he at this
season of the year. However. the
prices on all grades were most salts
factory TO the sellers. The average
price for the week on brigh, tobacco
WAS 5000 per loo pounds. AS soon
as the weather is favorable for handling
there will be large receipts of both
bright and dark grades
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NIiItlIc Iinrn nurnel-

Z The barn and stables Of Samuel Irwin.
near Rcams. IN Dinwiddie County, were
destroyed BY fire yesterday afternoon
Mr.. irwin lost largo quantity of corn.
peanuts and prorcnder, and his loss
approNimatcs $1,000. How the fire
originated is not known.
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Escapes From city Jail.

TraNcrs Mabry q young white man
confined in the City Jail on Il miSde-
m'auor charge and serving II sentence
OF thirty days, made his escape last
Night. Mahry WAS confined i'm q cell
lay himself on the fourth floor OF til.
PRISON. and he Sawe'l through las cell
and jl' iron bars of tho window. made
ropc out Of MS bed clothing and let
EimS"lf down TO the ward by climbing
= io$t He succeeded in scaling the
BRICK wall. and with the aid of :. rope
witch must have been handed to him
by Outsiders, hc made good his escape
Mabry was wanted in Richmond on
thrcc charges. ana WoulG have been
turned over 10 the authorities Of that
GUY as soon as he had served his term
IN Petersburg. Mabry had. AS "A boy.
spent some Jimc at the rcforn!atory and
ia" also served a term on III. roads.
both In Virginia and North Carolina.
tie escaped from tho road force IN
North Carolina, and a. also wanted in
mat state 10 serve his term out.
The Virginia Conference
The one hundred and thirty-third
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CONFERENCE ON DEBT
SET FOR NOVEMBER %
Joint Meeting Of Virginia and West
Virginia Commissions Is
Held.
EXPECT WEST VIRGINIA TO PAY
Citizen OF That State Says Sentiment
Favors Full and Speedy Settlement.
Must Get Rid OF "Scalawag Ele-
ment In Politics" First.

Judge William +. Rhea, Of the State
Corporation Commission. yesterday
demonstrated his capacity for cXpedit-
Ing business by dividing his business
hours between Richmond and Wash
ington.
Judge Rhea left here yesterday
morning after starting the wheels run
ming In his Office In the Capitol, at
tended Joint meeting OF the Virginia
ana West Virginia Debt Commission
at the national capital and was back
at his desk in Richmond carly In the
afternoon.
The members OF the Virginia Debt
commission were invited to meet the
west Virginia Commission I'm Wash
ihSton ana arrange the time and place
Tor conference on the settlement to
nc made by West Virginia. All OF the
members or the Virginia Commission
except CONGRESSMAN Hal Flood were
prcsent-Chairman II. ii. Downing, of
front Royal; Secretary Joseph Button
Judge Rhea. Henry T. Nyickhan, Ran
uoiph Harrison. Judge J. Thompson
Brown, and d. II. pitts
CONFERENCE is SET
ron NOVEMBER II.
II is understood that the yirginians
readily consented to the conference.
and that II Will be called to take place
tn Washington. November -
W. Frank Smyth. State Accountant,
who recently returned from the west
crn part OF tho state, said yesterday
he had met prominent West Yirginians
in Wytheville and at other points who
assured him that popular sentiment in
West Virginia is In favor OF fun
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Anioincttc Donne,Iy. Answers.

Aunt Hctty-i fear. Aunt Hctty,
there il nothing YOU can do to keep
Nous ha.r from turning white. AS that
is y condition that comes Win advanc-
ing years. Why should you be 50 dis
trcsscd about it? Don't you know that
the gray hair or age is natures method
:t'Nf'' ma r'iiuuG" tn" facc ard
Of harmoni2ing her work so that the
aged face looks Younger when framed
i'm white hair" Ec careful in shampoo
ing your hair To ,insc it thoroughly
and get all Of the soap out Of II. and
in the hnar rinse water add few
drops OF bluimG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-13

V Aluffs arc fat and round and
quaint reminiscent of grand.
mothers days. Scarfs are worn
high and tight "a draugh, will
never reach milady's throa, when
II is fashionably wrapped. This yer,
lovely coat al white velvet *
trimmed with black and white fox.
The neckpiecc has tails Of hotn
scolors of the FOX, while the muff is
FOf the same combination In black
and white.
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Rose Personal letters arc treated as
strictly confidential and are not pub
NSacd ia the paper IT, however, n
stamped. addressed envelope is not i'm
closed the answer Is given in the paper
hone YOU VIII feel free To write to
10" whenever IT is your pleasure.
acknowledgements viii not make the
nair ;row oU your face. This is an
excellent formula FOR shampoo for
blonde hair. Shave a small cake of
pure white CASTLE soap into q pint
81 boiling water and let il stand until
thick Add - few drops of roscwater
Just before u thck"ns Wet your
hair So that the Jelly will adhere. Then
ruh un'il a lath"r forms To the first
water add a raw egg VOL beaten and
the juice of half lemon. Riusc your
hair thoroughly. The lemon Juice
gives that golden tint So desirable in
blond" locks. shall he clad to send
YOU my formula for removing. super
'H"Hs hair NJ YOU Viii send me u
stamped, addressed envelope
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Tic Nir.inin I'm

The Virginia Conferences
The one hundred and thirtv-third
annual session Of tho Virginia Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference will begin in
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Charles " -Cndoubtcdly the
AHshins nud burning Of Your face and
~" i'ds after drinking not tea or
coffee Is caused from Indigestion. You
WIZ have To be careful Of Is our diet
aud eliminate thercIrom the foods
winch cause your distress. 10th tea
ana coffee act powerfully tol retard
digestion Get lots OF cxcrciset!n the
fresh air aud keep your BOWELS In
a healthy condition. II nigh, ~ well
for YOU TO consult yonr phesician
abou, il
pcr.Ic-<o dou't .nuei,lnr ii ,.ni
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reggie 80. I DOM consider vu!-
SuG reggie, 10 use an eyebrow IAncil.
on IN" contrary. 1t Is quite ~ int cent
am 4" beauty. and there IS no q ason
"hE ANY one with colorlesa brow Acau-
not use one. But YOU must he Akill-
The Washington herald., 1915-07-19
The Second Game,

Mitchell and Ayers started in the sec.
ond. The Indians got one in the second
on doubles by Kirke and Smith. The
Nationals tied it in the nth on McBride's
single through Barbara, a pass to Ayers
and Moeller's double against the screen
Then the Indians forged ahead in their
half on Smiths two-timer against the
right field wall, a sacrifice and Wamby's
single through Ayers.
Engel came to the hill in the seventh
because Williams had batted for Ayers
He passed Smith, who chased to second
on a passed ball and to third on a
wild pitch
With two strikes on Barbara, Engel I'M
corked another wild pitch. Barbara swung
at it for a third strike and raced to
first, Smith scoring. Wamby walked
Egan sacrificed, Mitchell famed and
Southworth was thrown out by Mcbride
Things started happening In the ninth.
Johnson batted for Ne1 and famed. Ain
smith beat out a roller to Wamby. Nc
Bride singled to right. Henry batted for
Engel and forced Mcbride. Moellers
hot shot was knocked down by Mitchell,
but he could not handle the ball That
filed the sacks with two down. Foster
delivered a single to center, tying the
count, when Ainsmith and Acosta, run
ming for Henry scored. Wamby booted
Milans grounder and Moeller chased
across with what proved the winning
run.
Harstad replaced Mitchell and got
Shanks on a grounder to Chapman for
the third out. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-07-19
Grfffmen Capture the Second Double
Header of Season from Clevelands
Nationals Trim Indians in
Opening Game IN Thir-
teen Innings, 4 to 2.
GUY MORTON THE VICTIM
Walter johnson. Pinch Hitting. Drives
in Winning Tally for
Local Club. Y
By CHARLES W. SWAN,

Sporting Department, Cleveland Leader
Cleveland, July 1S.-Talk about your
batting battlers. why. Griff's gang OF
sladiators from the city of plug hats and
frock coats simply took the Forest City
by storm today, taking both ends of a
Sunday double session, to and to
J. and both games were regular affairs.
The first one lasted thirteen innings
and Guy Morton, Lee Fohrs only real
hurler. was the victim. He was assassi-
mated by Walter johnson in the ninth
and last Scheduled inning when Walter.
in pinch hitter's role, blasted single
which scored two runs and tied up the
old ball game. Then Morton went along
nicely until the thirteenth, when the
break came and the Indians broke with
Morton. But credit must be handed to
little Clyde Milan, as it was his single
which scored the winning run after the
Indians had booted the ball around a
little.
The second game was a pippin to
watch. For eight innings Willie Mitchell
steamed along like a big Lacquer, never
showing the effects of his recent ham
merings of which he has been the recip-
lent of many.
Then, like a black cloud in a bright
sky. the Nationals climbed on his shoots
Before Foil could yank Willie, his south
paw slants had been smashed for three
runs. bringing the Nationals total to
four. just one more than the Indians
had. Walter johnson pitched the ninth
frame, banking the Redskins in the cas-
lest kind of fashion.
The Indians tuned up their war
clubs in sixth inning Of the opener and
got to the offerings of Gallia for the
first blood of the game. Southworth
went out. Foster to Gandil. Chapman
walked and tailed on Graney's double
to right field. Kirke lined q single off
Fosters glove. Graney counting and
Kirke reaching second on the throw to
the plate.
Guy Morton. after pitching wonder
full ball for eight innings. went to
pieces in the ninth frame and Wash
inEton tied the score.
Foster walked and went to second on
Milan's single to right. Shanks sacri-
feed the runners an extra station and
Gandil made 1t two out by lifting to
Chapman. Walter johnson batted for
Connolly and came through with
single to left, scoring Foster and
Milan.
Washington won the game in the
Moeller got a life on
Wamby's tumble. Foster singled to left
and both runners advanced a base on
Graney's tumble.
MHan's single to center scored Noel
Ter and Foster. Shanks singled to CEN
The Washington herald., 1915-07-19
golfers finish
ATBANNOCKbURN
Sam Hazard and John Harris
Complete Circuit in 72-Hole
Medal Tournament.
FIELD OF FORTY START
By NAT r. wORLEY.

Daniel L. Hazard and John T. Harris
completed their last lap yesterday after
noon in the 72-hole medal play golf tour
nament which has been running at the
Bannockburn Golf Club for the past two
weeks. the first named having a score of
2si and the last named a card for S4.
These two men are the only ones to
complete the circuit thus far in a field
of forty starters. Hazards score is way
below what he Is capable of doing over
the course. but that of Harris is consid-
cred to be excellent, he having avera sed
81 for the - holes, with cards of SO, IS,
80, and %.
ard are tied for low composite score.
with IS each, while Ben Hunt. who has
an 81 and a 81 for the first IS holes, has
apparently a good chance to rival the
mark set by these men. as he made 3
on number I and par on two or three
others. The par for the nine holes is q
difficult 36 and twice over this makes Y
for the course.
DIR. ]. r. LDeFarges and Lee Crandall
have each gone "a holes, while John S.
Morris has completed IS and DR.. H. c.
King Is.
In the women's July golf tournament
Miss Alice Burbage defeated Miss Elsie
Patterson yesterday / up In holes in
the first round. No other matches were
played In this event.
The results of yesterdays play in the
u hole contest were as follows: