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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25
A Granite Core

cut with O diamond drill from below
bedrock, under the ArrQwFock dam.
Can be seen at the Antiseptic Barber
Shop, Idaho street. Meridian, Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25
The Wenatchee (Wash.)

The Wenatchee (Wash.) Daily
World has this to say of Grandpa
Hoyne, father of w. ]. Hoyne, or
Meridian: Grandpa Hoyne, who suf.
fered paralytic stroke week ago,is
reported to be slowly recovering. Mr..
Hoyne is now SO years Of ags. The
family have resided In this section
sfar the mast Is vearsn
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25

Harry Opie has sold the residence
property on the corner of State and
Meridian streets to Mr., eridar. father
Of Mrs. Thorn Bisby.. and the Crider
family expect to remove to Meridian
and take possession in short time.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25

Strawberry Toast-Butter slices of
crisp hot toast. sd pour over them
strawberries well sweetened.
Place in oven to heat, but not cook.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25
IDAHO

Pack kid curriers'.
A stocking dalmer.
An envelope mending tissue.
A fancy hat pin.
A pack of safety pins.
A package OF pins.
A yard of elastic web.
A cake of Tar Soap.
Six lead pencils.
Two better pencils.
One still better pencil.
One pack OF envelopes.
One tablet.
Card of Snap Fasteners.
Two balls of darning cotton.
A card of hooks and eyes.
A crochet hook.
A bag OF Peanuts,
a pair of Supporters.
Keep this list as your memorandum.
Check on It the things YOU want and
bring it with you as reminder the
next time you come to town.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25
JULY FOURTH RATES.
Via


oregon bh0Et Llne
Tickets on sale July 3, and 6th:
Limit July 6th. See agents for fur
ther particulars.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25
RECEPTION AT MARsTERs HOME

In June nature is at it's best and
this fact was taken advantage of by
Colonel and Mrs. Elias Marsters last
Tuesday, when a few Meridian people
were invited to gather at the country
home at Onwiler and spend pleas
ant afternoon under the big silver
poplar trees. Seats were arranged on
the beautiful lawn and ice cream and
refreshments were served.
Col and Mrs. Marsters had as their
honored guest Senator William E.
Borah, who enjoyed the afternoon as
well as anyone present, and enter
tanned his Meridian friends with sew
eral interesting stories. mainly of
Washington scenes and incidents.
The Senator's presidential boom
had already been launched, but was
reiterated by this little group of old
friends and neighbo all of whom
expressed the heartfelt wish that they
might be able to assist the movement.
To all of this, of course, the Senator
smiled affably. and turned the sub
ject by saying, THAT reminds me Of
story heard down in Washington"
Those present were: DR.. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. J.L.Waggon-
er, Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Pfaff1e, Mr. and
Mrs. JF Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Downey, H. F.. Hancock, Miss Har-
ris, Roy Hedges, Mr.. and Mrs. Record,
j. S. Boone, Mr.. Liant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carr, Ruth Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Marsters and son. Leo Jr., Pearl Vic
Rers.
w. l.. Cuddy, Dean Perkins and
Post Office Inspector Charles Perkins
accompanied Senator Borah from
Boise.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25

WILLARD WHITE, Justice of
the Peace, in and for Ada County.
Shaw block, Boise, South Sth ST,
rear LIST Nat Bank. Office phone
No. 167. House 2045-J.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-06-25

Bad breathf Use pr. Muss Lxxxsixs
Tablets. they are excellent for a Stag
xtaa liver. IAevertisementl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
j. A. CONNOLLY g. CO.
Seventh and Franklin Streets,
Richmond, Va.
4. NJ. COVER,
30 North Ninth Street.

Country store in
Fluranna County.
at station. with 1
acre Of ground:
nice fresh stock of
goods. Price for
building and lot,
I.S5u; stock at in
ventory.
Ginter Park resi-
dencc. : rooms,
thoroughly mod
ern: lot, I00x25O.
Owner has moved
to another city,
and will sell for
less than cost.
plntcr IA Tx lot,
on Seminary Ave.
nuc: best section.
Price. $3.50 foot.
IIanover Avenue
dwelling OF S
rooms. hot-water
heat. etc. In 2400
block. Price, &c.
500.
HiRhia nd Park,
now 8-room dwell
Ing and sleeping
porch: 10-foot lot;
In best Sec
ton. Price, $4,-
900: easy terms.
Investment: ,
brick dwellings,
centrally located.
Rental, 5000, price,
$3.50 each.
LILY G. CO.
d Madison 1852.
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FOR SALE-Farms
j. A. CONNOLLY g. CO.,
seventh and Franklin Streets.
ISinhn,nnn ~,

10 acres. 4-room
housci land cleared
and in cultiva-'
ton: northwest Of
Richmond. $500.
Let US show you
this one.
200 acres in
Chesterfield Coun-
ty, only 10 miles
from city, on good
road. Price. SIS
per acre. VIII
exchange for city
property.
600 acres In
highest state OF
cultiva ton on
river. Splendid
outbuiltlings: fine
growth Of timber:
Will cut over l.
100000 feet of
pine. 4 great
bargain. You
should see this
one.
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s3.25O-Nice little
farm Of II acres,
with good 7-room
dwelling: land In
excellent condi-
ton; about 10
miles Of city. near
station on G.. Il
O. r. II.
sl.500-dweliing
6 rooms and barn:
> acres of land. on
r. T.. & u. II. r..
s miles of city.
Hotel on salt
water (Rnppahan-
mock River): lawn
runs to the river.
The hotel has 30
rooms and 3 cot
tagcs. This is a
good paying prop
osition. Price.
$4,000.
Hotel In county
scat. 25 rooms; in
center of town:
only hotel In
place. $1,000.
Country store.
doing $4,000 bust.
ness: store and
dwelling. with 30
acres of land In
Orange County.
VIII sell as n
whole. including
stock and fixtures.
for $4,000.
| J. a. CONN
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FOR SALE-Rcal Estate
White & Company
Randolph 3iSS.

Randolph 3lSS.
BARTON HEIGHTS. NORWOOD AND
BATTERY COURT.
1915 Lamb Avenue. eight rooms. hot
water heat, attic over entire mouse,
large cellar. laundry tubs and toilet In
cellar. handsome plumbing and cleo
trio fixtures Open to-day for inspec-
ton.
60o MontroSe Avenue. new stucco
house. eight rooms. hot-water heat gas
range and water heater for bath. hands
some electric fixtures. shades at all
windows, front and rear porchcs. Open
to-day for inspection. tStop %. on
Ginter Park ear linc)
Lamb Avenue. eight rooms. latrobe
heat large lot. $4,000.
Home Street, eight rooms. iatrobe
heat, corner. $3.50.
HIGHLAND PARK
Third Avenue. new stucco house,
eight rooms, hot water heat, large lot.
easy terms.
Third Avenue, seven rooms, $4,000.
Enslow Avenue. seven rooms. $4,000.
exchange for North Richmond lots.
Delaware Avenue. eigh, rooms, la
trobc heat. large lot. $4,000.
WEST END
West Grace flats. Rent for $4,000.
Price. $4,000. VIII exchange for inn
proved property in West End.
Hanover Avenue. nine rooms. hot
water heat. two baths. $3.50.
North Vine. six rooms. hot-water
neat Rent, $500. Price. $f,750.
WHITE Il COMPANY
american National Bank Building.
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% acres. Groom
house. only 1-2
mile from car line
and railroad. All
stocks. crops. feed
and implements go
with the farm.
Price. $4,000.
10 acres. splen-
did bungalow. ali
stock. feed, nipple
ments. 5000 red
raspberry and Gull
tivated black ber-
ries and other
fruits. This iine
little farm will be
sold at n sacri-
flee of $3.50.
500 acres. fine
lot timber, 400
acres OF open
land. a great
bargain and worth
Investigating. Act
,,,,irk
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so acres adjoining Orange. Va, all in
high state of cultivation. No huild-
inEs. Choice section OF one of the
best counties. Excellent schools and
church and social community. Right
In the mountains. Ask for price.
oG6 acres in Chesterfield County. miles
from station. on Southern Railway,
25 miles south OF Richmond: so acres
cleared 100 acres bottom land. All
good soil. No buildings. Beautiful site.
overlooking AppomattoX Valley. Price.
$4,000. money maker.
62ia acres, in IIcnrico County. 80 acres
cleared, estimated 100000 feet saw
timber on balance. Located OIL Three
chopt Road. just south of Broad Street
Road; 10 miles west of Richmond: C.
room dwelling, metal roof and usual
outhouscs. Let us show this to YOU.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS Co,
Real Estate Department.
Main and Seventh Streets.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

TO exchange $4,000 equity In rs apart
ment building near Lincoln Park.
Chicago. Mortgage only $4,000 ut
per cent. Rent. $4,000. Want ciear raw
land. w. }. Mcdonald. 1923 Peoples
Gas Building, CHICAGO.
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FIFTY acres. Z. miles from city, on
fnc road near high school, church
and stores: 10 acres cleared and in
CIVILIZATIONS: 2story. S-room dwelling.
with basement; plenty OF fruit. Only
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

THREE acres of Zinc land. acre i,
alfalfa orchard, 6-room dwelling
good outbuildings. all now, at villas,
ana steam and electric railway. Onl.
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FOR SALE-Farm,.

fo and s srss or ,a e5Shanse soo:acrs grain
tGhhartt orchsrd. All luxuriant. Stock
ucEs Sasn, Or for income city property,
SSasn Dasis. c. l.. Lucas. Route 4. Char
FOR sale. productive, modern farm, l6s
Wcres, close to electric cars and on
nigus99mooile road. Implements OF all
KINDS dn. COWS. horses and mules included.
Nsnmas gers house and all necessary
a onrm buildings. such as silos and
c,hf en- pumping house to sup
piS water. Modern Colonial dwelling.
sr rooms ,H,, AZ new; hot water heat. mod
ern plumbing, bathrooms: gas plant;
Va.
SMALL farm of acres, in suburb of
CITY. Price. $3.50. No more than II
city lot; SIS down and balance SI5 a
month Less than rent which, IL you
VIII think. is money lost. Improve
menus extra and constructed in ac-
c0rdance with direction of purchaser
rinc TOR alfalfa and truck. On one, OF
sne pest roads to the city. Address A
=, care TIM es- Dispatch . -., .,.s {lt.tsf
FOR sale. lovely little chicken farm.
with acres of ground, i4-room cot
tage. barn, chicken-houses and fruit
trees. Price. $1,000: $3.50 cash. balance
IN years; located near stop lG, Peters,
ourE car line. This is beautiful
place. within 2 miles OF Richmond.
ana ana tS a genuine bargain. Phone Bou-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

EIGHT acres, with new Groom dwell
ing. 3Oo yards from railway station,
: miles from city, only $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

FOUR acres, 6-room bungalow. water
path electric lights. ut station, onl,
miles from citS-S40O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

S acres on. electric line mile
from city, nice I-room dwelling. 50.
SEQ
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THREE acres. Broom bungalow, O
electric line, IL miles Ilvu, 90,
y big bargain for .$2.SOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

"a acres on Ashland car line. Groom
frame dwelling. 1880
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WANTED-Farms.

WANTED. to hear direct from owner
/ of good farm or unimproved land
for sale. G. g. Buckingham, Houston.
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.

/ have $1,000 to $1,000 to leDd on city
real estate. DO YOU wano it? Ad
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S".50o--Two 1-ruom dwellings nca,
Lacomo'tV" works, renting for 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

]. A. CONNOLLY x CO,
Madison 1861 and Madison 1862.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

HANOVER Avenue = rooms. modern.
garage. lot 30xl>o feet $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

S3.2"0-N'ce Groom brick near Roulc
cash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

WEST End. : rooms. bath. electric light
gas range. $500.
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New Stores

Adams street. between Broad and
Grace. Look them over and get in line
Tor one. They viii bc beauties
II, SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
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WANTED-Real Estate.

LIST your farms with j. A. Connolly
WANTED. furnished house or tiat inn
mcdiatcly. Phone j. j. Warner.
Madison Gil. or a 6l0. care s-Dis-
patch.
STORES or dwellings. will pay half in
cash, balance in West End lots. near
Byrd Park. and ripe for buildings: also
5-acrc tract near Ginter Park. u beau
tiful home site. or can be subuividcd in
4; co.
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s.. 1H0-Chnrch iiill home, . rooms. bath
etc; facing park. Rout, $3.50.
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S.,5oo-New frame house city conycn-
Rent. S2ls >
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HIAiNIERNANN x co.

6o5-acrc river farm: station ) - miles.
$500
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Fully Equipped
Dairy

farm. Two and ope-half miles from
Richmond. on good road. Concrete
harm. silo. milk-room. troughs. etc.
sale at a great bargain. Milk in de-
mand at paying price. See us about
this.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO.
real. ESTATE PARTMENT,
Main aud Seventh Streets.
100 acres. 80 miles from Richmond In
powhatan County; Groom brick
usual outbuildings. Price,
$3.50.
10-acre farm on r., T. & p. r. r.. T.
room dwelling; necessary outhouscs.
Price, $4,000.
4. NJ. COVER,
30 North Ninth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

So sho-Modorn 7-room brick clos. 10
Davis Monument ii"nutiful homo
Can hc houGht Choup
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10 acres s-rcom dwelling. close 10 sta.
tion. $4,000.
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BARTON HEIGHTS. NORWOOD AND
BATTERY COURT.
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STORE. dwelling and 32 acres on auto
road; tine stand. $1,000.
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WE are offering special inducements
To Immediate tenants. See us for
particulars. Elan & Funston.
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MILL. large. modern equipped. With
acrcs land aud modern, new lt-room
residence. S,,5Oo.
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]. A. CONNOLLY & co.
Madison 1861 and Madison 3362.
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IlNM ERMANN n co.
y North Seventh street.

-, -
CHURCH I'm store and tln, for sale.
ment. owner has lei, town tow V" ana i'' MUST
1,.r,,, go, -, t,"ot
Tims ,.I nsn,, IL" P"'''"S''' y "V'' care
OIy1S,: - ,,,,ss !, ,,c,---,-.-,,.,
Ia return To- nv homo j., ,;nn, ,,ss,''
will sacrince ; lots In sui aivisiom ON -,
Hnpcw.l ,Iccil"nt :" .n,'. ', a.. ~
.muncratir" investment Address Is 22l,
care Times Dispatch.
T2I,T-,rII.r,I ,.i,.,, ,,,,,,.-,.,,- 80,
,vHrv CIV s"n,cninn m..N I'm nm lro ~,
lli'i ear line VIII sacrifice for S5,ooc If
a"in ut on omSI; o;'sy terms Phone Ran
" : ROBINSON & GO,
ia I.,si J:,,inls,iu S,,..,,
Madison .o5q
NEW Groom tap"stra brick dwelling.
terms easy. Location. IVES, Eud
MEM brick Oats. West End i rooms
cant ground "
% fcc, stuart Avenue. near Hcncdic,in.
College. WIN exchange for small
l.oR sale IN v..s.h,,,,,,,, ~
ni.r j",s -, ~, :. %'"''nntoE: on ear ln",
i Dis"e,, tI''S' c''' rs care Times
-
FOR sale. In Monument Heights on
per FOOT # so,G i' ~, s,: .o lee, o AZ $40
-, - - ',',t'll-
NICE lot at WcSthamp,uu. facing
Country club, un car line. bargain II
sold Al once. Address II .oN ear.
Times Dispatch. ''''
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tive Works ard q a. 3, .S ." .n,,.-
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FOR RENT-Rcal Estate,

FOR rent. In West End, furnished or
un!urnished house to a reliable party
for four months or longer. Address l.
go, care Times Dispatch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08

burg. who II spending the summer
here. will exhibit four OF her horsess
Tannis. Nichols, Fancy Boy and Billy,
In combination classes at the Society
Horse Show At White Sulphur Springs
August 10 and IL. Her daughters,
the Misses Dunlop, and Mr.. Archibald
NJ. McCrae. will show them.
Mrs Earnest A. Brady. Of 21o West
Seventy-first Street, New York. who
has spent part OF every summer at
Nauheim for the past ten years and
every summer In Europe since she
was fourteen. IN taking the baths at
Virginia Hot Springs. On "Wednesday
night, August 4. she gave a dinner in
honor OF her birthday, In the Japa-
nese room Of the hotel. Her guests
were Miss Harriet N. wincheIl and
Mrs. Frank w. Montgomery. of Chi
cago; Miss Bertha Savage, daughter
of Henry w. Savage, and Miss NJ. L.
Morris. of New York. Mrs. Brady will
leave early next week for visit at
The Greenbrier. White sulphur
Springs.
One of the events Of the coming
week. in which society here is inter-
ested. is the carnival and fair which
will be given August IA for the bene-
Fit of the Hot Springs Valley Nursing
ASsoCiatlon, august IL, AFTERNOON ana
evening. The older ladies of the COL
ony have given up knitting and cro-
cheting for the time being and may
be seen industriously working on tiny
garments for the dolls which they are
dressing for one of the tables.
Baron and Baroness (Marcusl
Rosekrantz, who have closed their
town house at "a Grosvenor Square,
London. and are at Gunton Lodge with
the Baroness mother. Mrs, Rebecca
Lowe Gunton. are frequent visitors
at The Homestead
Society girls in the summer colony
at Virginia Hot Springs have taken up
the fad OF wearing harem wells and
cotton gloves on the golf links and
tennis courts. The wells are multi
colored and worn over the fascinat-
ing poke-shaped hats which are in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08

Newport News, Va. Aug. Goal
dumpings over the Chesapeake and
Ohio piers here have shown a steady
increase for the past seven months.
all previous records being broken In
July when n total of 1920 tons of
the black diamond was. distributed as
foreign. coastwise and bunker. The
greatest increase is shown in the for
eign business. which leaped from 34,-
500 tons in January to 1856, 900 tons in
June. The July figures for the foreign
business are not available at this time
Newport News and Lambert's Point
now are racing for the record in coal
dumpings. and If business continues
through the month as II has begun the
pier across the roads will be left in
the lurch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08

cluded In veyery summer sport ward
robe. Miss Gladys Ingalla. or Gin.
cinnafi. who Is spending the summer
here with her mother at White Cot
tage, and the Misses SaiIie, Margaret,
Mercer and Lemoine Dunlop, OF Pitts
burg. are among the girls who have
adopted this fad. The fashionable
cretonne skirts which made their first
appearance at Piping Rock early In
the Summer. have been adopted by
many here.
Mrs. James McCrae, Of Philadelphia.
has closed her summer home. Bally-
heather. at Ardmore. Pa, and will
spend the balance OF the summer with
the McCraes at The Homestead. She
has with her a young grandson. Rich
ard III. Hawkins, Jr.
Mrs. Dallas B. Pratt Margaret @.
Landon) and her daughter. Mrs. David
Dickson, and Mrs. Pratt's two grand
daughters, the Misses Winchester. are
settled at The Homestead for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Pratt's summer home
IS Poplar Hin. at Glen Cove. Long
Island.
Mrs. Albert Looming, OF New York.
the sister of the late Jacob Rubino.
IS at The Homestead taking the "Kur."
Mrs. Charles Neave's mother. Mrs.
Ferriday. is visiting her at Fearn Cot
tage. which the Neaves have leased
from Mrs. Seth Barton French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Riley and
Henry d. Riley, of Philadelphia. who
motored here early in July and spent
several weeks. have gone to the White
Mountains by motor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Kinds Thomas. also prominent
IN Philadelphia society. have returned
after several weeks at the Homestead.
Other people from the Quaker City
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08

Rochester. and Mr. Frank @. laugh
I'm. Of Buffalo, are late arrivals at
The Homestead among the old pat
rons.
Mr.. John Markle. OF New York. one
of the largest anthracite operators in
the keystone State. VINO arrived here
by automobile last week, has been
active in many of the social affairs
at Hot Springs and has been host
on several motor excursions to neigh
boring resorts and at delightful dim
ners in the Japanese room. Mr.. Mar
kle is taking the baths here and plays
golf daily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08
RADroRD NORMAL NOTES.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Radford, Va, Aug. THE second
term OF the summer quarter opened
July 2s. The courses for academic
credit. for professional credit in the
Normal School and the summer school
professional work are Offered this
term. The same credit Is given for
work done in this term as for work
done In any other term. Most OF the
students in attendance are doing pro-
fessional work.
The county Sunday School Conven-
ton will be held in the Normal school
buildings August 2 and 3. A number
of prominent Sunday school workers
and State officials OF the state Sun
day School Association have places
on the program.
The committee to select books for
the library will soon make its re-
port The number of books in the
library will be very much increased
before the opening of the next ses-
sion.
A very valuable collection of mount
ed insects from sll parts Of the world
has been received from the National
Museum and Smithsonian Institution
at Washington. ID. c.. for the Normal
Scs1ool Museum. These rare bird,
butterflies. and insects gathered from
all parts of the world by the United
States Government will add much to
the interest of the Nature Study and
Science courses.
Professor W. z. Gilbert delivered
one of the addresses at the Booster
Chautauqua at Pearisburg last Sat
urday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08

in the colony here are Mrs Eityn
Shields Webster. who Joined her un-
Gle. Judge A. s. l. Shields this week,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew A. Blair. Of
Flowertown Road, and Mrs DUSTIN
Dunn and Master Houston Dunn.
Mrs. Frederick r. willetts, of Flush
ing. New York; Mr. Henry w. Saw
age. and Miss Bertha Savage. of New
York. are at The Homestead.
District Attorney Samuel p. Rota1 !,
after spending several weeks at The
Homestead. has returned to Phila-
delphia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius NJ VILE, Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08
HOT SPRINGS.

swithin has again carried out mis-
century old threat, and almost every
day since July 15 1t has rained at Hot
Springs, but instead of being a det-
riment, in this case 1t has proven a
great boom, because the showers have
almost invariably come at lunch time
and lasted not more than half sn
hour, cooling the air and keeping
everything fresh.
Mrs, Archibald M. McCrae, of Pitts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-08

They say that the committee ap-
pointed to investigate the Chicago
liquor traffic Is so wet that the inves-
tigauon will be farce. Is there any
body, In fact, who does not know
how nasty the liquor traffic of that
city ISL