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HENDERSON WINS in TENTH
Cfarksrille Ia Beaten When Corporal
Ancnrrnw Stumbies md Fails.
Final Score, q to 4.
tSpeclal 10 zinc rlmes. nisnatch

lSpecial TO The Times DiSpatch.l
Ola RkSNlLLE. VA. July 7.-Clarks-
vile lost ten-inning affair to Hen
uerson here yesterday by the score of
to !. Corporal Ancarrow I'm lleldinr
a ball in the tenth. fell because Of the
rough ground. Two runs were scored
sergeant Scales. of tho Blues, had
an excellent day. He not only caught
his usual good game. but. in four trips
up. got triple and two doubles.
There Will he Il game with Hender-
son son next Wednesday. and oxford next
Score l.y innings: RHE
GAINESVILLE 200 0o3o1o o-I IN =
Henderson - ooooooo IS . :
sal. sattcries: Clarksville-Collier and
summary: Two-base hits-Scales C2).
J; Knight. Gore. Finch. Three base
hit--Scales. Home run-Collier. Laft
on oases--Henderson. S: CIarksville. :.
Struck out-by Collier. I; by Finch, l5.
stolen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eliot and Ro-
bertson. Double play-W. Collier to
Mooa; Base on balls-off Collier. o:
on Flnch, l. Sacrifice hits-Santorj
and Eliot. Time 2.ln i'''oi
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PITCHER INJURIES HAND
YAWNING on SUBWAY TRAIN
LRy Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 7.-Phfl Douglas.
pitcher for the Chicago team of the
National League. will he out of the
game for. some time as result of an
odd accident In subway train TO
day on the trip to Ehhets Field Doug
las stood In the train and stretched
his arms for prolonged yawn His
right hand came in contact with an
electric fan and was badly cut He
appeared in uniform with his hand
bandaged.
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that 1t will conduct sports during the
l917-l91s academic year. but on n re-
duced scale. The length Of the acad-
emic year has been reduced from that
beSin October 4. 1917, and end May 4
lsiS. II Will thus be seen that Colgate
VIII end it's college season on date
whcn the usual spring athletic actiYi.
ties are just about 20 reach their
height. To make up for the time lost
by cutting the year short. the college
week Will consist of six days instead
OF five. and theIo will be no Easter
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PITCHERS RECORDS
ave a team on the field to play or

have team on the field to play on
The proposition that faces the Cen
trail League is an entirely different one
and one that must be taken up at once
or the league hardly will be able to
finish the season. The Modern Wood
men is the team that is causing Presi-
aent Holkmann so much worry. The
play ball for the past three or four
saturdays now, and whether they will
play next Saturday remains to be seen.
Just what steps the commission will
TAKE is not known at this time but
the rules and bylaws of the Amateur
commission sta tie that no league play
Ing under the jurisdiction Of the com
mission shall have more than six clubs
or less than SIX. There is the rule, and
inc question VIII be one that is en-
llrclS up 10 the commission to decide
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Amateur Notes
By "PREP."

The Athletic League was the only
organization I'm which games were
played yesterday afternoon. with the
exception of one game I'm the Com
mcrcial League. The Central League
contest between llocens Boosters and
Modern Woodmcn was forfeited to the
latter team. while Cherry Smash and
Woodall 4 Quarles agreed to postpone
their encounter No games were start
ed in the Sunday-Sc League at all
on account Of rain.
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CHICAGO. July THE Western Golf
Association team to-day won the Olym-
pic cup team contest with a total
score Of 655 for tho four men in a
uoubIe round OF the Midlothian Coun-
alton team finished second with SOL.
while the Michigan Association took
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League Drop. Two Clubs.

BJNGHANITON. n. Y. July The
State League has decided TO drop IIar-
risburg and Utica. A meeting was held
here to-day. 1t was decided to con-
tinue with ak clubs. The present sea
son will end July 10 with Wilkesbarre
the probable winner. The second sea-
son will open July 12 A postseason
series Will be played between the Win
nerS of both SeaSons
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AMATEURS HIT ROCKS
(Continurd from First PAGE

team is the weak sister of The Com
mercial League. but II has been stated
automatically that efforts to place the
East Enccrs on a irmer basis would be
made this week. The team at present
is managed by Philip Boone. and he
has been working hard to get enough
manager will keep on trying how
ever. and IT is thought that he will
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued From First Page.)
suNaio. /; Toronto. 4 Time of game, Is
'mptres. Mcbride and Bedford.
HERsCHE BEATS HUsTLERS

e ROCHESTER, y. Y, July 7-Mon-
in the opening of the series. Montreal
taking the first game, to o. with
Hersche in the hox. whom Rochester
released, and Rochester won the sec.
"nd. to l. ShortStop McAuiey, with
Montreal was severaly GU. on one
cheek when he collided with Young
off second. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
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Score by Innings: r.
paramount ............1 3-13
Summary: Errors-Boze, Biount go, Nc.
Allister Bahen Nissley, D. Dahn Two
base hits1 PATTI. Newell Neweome te,.
nee ht:-S"well. Boze. stolen bases
Bahen; Patterson t2), Luck %. Newcomb
t3}. Theidich. Gaulding. II. Dahn. EnEla nd.
Newell. Double Plays-Gauldins to pahn to
Tucker: Ncwcomb to Patterson. Hits-of
GathriEht. II in innings off p. Dahn. In
inning Bases on bails-by GathriEht. S:
by H. Dahn. .: by McAllister. .. Batters
hit-by Cartwright. England twice, Thei-
dch. Struck ou,-by Gathright. 8; by r.
nahn. J.: by McAlltster s; Left on bases
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SECOND GAME.
d. ] b Il II TOtdIs...,-s b q u
.Batted for Lyons In ninth.
Score hN r

e.
Montreal .............0 o 0-l
Rochester .............0 0 2 O o o o -
sumGlary: Errors--McAuley 2). Lyona.
Young. Two-hase hit-SchW eiter. Stolen
hases-,-smith Collins go, schepner, Young.
First base on errors-Rochester. .. Left on
Observation-Disclosures. 4: Montreal Z. First
base on hhlls-off Lyons 3; on Stryker 3.
Struck out-hy Stryker {: by Lyons 8. Um-
pres Carpenter and Biackburne. Time.
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COLGATE SOLVES SPORTS
COMPETITION PROBLEMS

NEW YORK. July 7.-colgatc Uni
versity has solved the intercollegiate
sports competition problem in rather
unique manner. but one which other
colleges are likely to follow The
New York institution has announced
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Totals. 81 . IA S

Duplex ................. q o..
Highland Park ........ -
Summary: Errors-Monrce t2>. R~asley
Lisgan. Two-hase hits-l.awrence. Bcasley
Sacrifce hits-Leics, Miller. Moss. Stolen
onses-Beasley lo). Crossley. Amos. Moss
Bases on baIls-hy I"lr 3; by waidbauer
XmosS. strutE ou.ty Joliff. a: b. f% @aiS.
: bauer. 10 ..PaSrd bail.-Leibs. :. Left on
6sses-DurisI. s: Highland Park. T. Umpire
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baseball team. Y
Southern Association.

Southern AssOciation.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 4: Atlanta, 3
tcn innings).
AT Chattanooga - CHATTANOOGA 3.
New Orleans. 9.
at Nashville--Nashv 5: Mobile. 4.
AT Little Rock--Littlc Rock. z: Bir-
mtnEham. (nrst game). Little Rock.
|; Birmingham. 2 (sccond game: seven
inningS)
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seld.. II: che..peake,. l
Standing of Clubs.

Where They Play Se1t Saturday.
Paramount vs.. Second baptist al Byrd
Park e Cancel.
Chcsapcakes vs.. r. E. Lee. at Oakwood
q EamcS).
Noldc VS. Golde at Clark Springs e
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Newcomb. OF Paramount. wac the
star for his team In the game against
Nodes Tip-Tops. His hitting and
fielding were sensational, while no stole
homo In the seventh inning. This
makes the seventh time he has accom-
plished this foat this season.
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To,als....a5 sa7l7 Totals..as AZ

R RSH'asal ' ::: ] ! 9 90
summary: Errors-MeAuley. Zimmerman
base hits-Zinmerman. Howiey Smith. Dam
Iau. Sacrifice hit-Smth. Stolen bases
Zimmerman, Smith, Howloy. First base on
error-Rochester. 3. Left on bases-Roches-
ter. s. Montreal. s. Bases on balls-or eau
Sey, 2; off Hcrsche. J. Struck out-by eau
.ey, S: by Hersche, 6. Passed bail-Sand berg
Time of game. l:43. Umpires. Blackburne
and CARPENTER.
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will be iNld tomorrow night at the
store Of the Harris -Flippen Company.
on East Main Street. ut S o'clock.
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The Dahn Brothers. OF Nolde. led
their team In hitting.
Patterson landed for a double and
triple out OF four trips to the plate
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Standing of Clubs

- Where They Play Next Saturday
Modern "oodmen VS.. Woodall &: Cuarlas
at Byrd Park
Cherry Smash VS. Eocen's Roostcr, n,
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SWIMMING DEMONSTRATION
y. w. c. A. Will Stage big Aquatic
Meet, With Mnny Special Events,
In the SCar Future

IN the Nclr Future.
Preparations have begun for a dem
ohstratton In swimming and diving at
the Young Women's Christian Associ.
alton pool, and it is believed that many
Will avail themselves of the opportun-
IS 10 see what Richmond girls can
do in the swimming line.
The exact date of the demonstration
has not as yet been decided upon. but it
VIII be within the next two or three
weeks. From all indications. the Dro-
gram Will be an exceedingly diversified
one. there being no limit TO the ability
Of the y. w. c. 4. swimmers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08

A beneflt dance will be given by the
members Of the Fairmount Athletic
Association on Wednesday night in
of the dance will be turned over to
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American As.ociatio,

At Minneapolis-Minn S; Kan
saS City. 10.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Indian
apolis, s.
At St Paul-St. Paul, Q; Milwau-
kee. o.
AT Columbus-Colunbu Toledo. rain.
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TetaIs.;.;n SAP Totals;...s sal

TotaIS....3 Z Totals...S q 70
.Batted for Mitchell in eighth
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati .............o 10000 0 %
u U o o O s-3
summary: Error--Maranville. Two-b base
hit-Maranviiie. Stolen baae-Konetchy.
Sacrifice hits--Wilhoit, NeaIe Kudoiph
Double play-Smith 10 Konetchy. Wild
p!tch-Mitchell. Umpirrs. Riser and Ouis-
ley.
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Totals....I ] IL 81 . Tota

Score by innings: r.
CheSapeakes ......... Q. Q I o.
ams; oGennor. %ses Is. seet tF t tsS Two W,.
base htts-Bosher. Hay, Bell. Stolen bases-
Glen. Hay. Wharton (2). Nissely ta). Bosher
tl. r. Bell tS,: Battcrs hit-by Rouse. ?
tBel. WOODY. Struck out-oy Wood, s; by
Rouse. II. Passed balls-Moles. Umpire.
Woody Ford :.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
SECOND GAME

ball--Barnes, by Schneider. Umpres. Rig
Ter and Emsle Time, 1910.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
.(forfeited).
(Other game postponed; rain)
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Highland Park. 4: Duplex .
Old VirEinias. 9; Paramount. o tforteited)
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Totals. IA Il 1l'2S IL Totala....a 10 q II
.Gauld Ing out. bunting third strike.
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Standing of Cluhe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-03
DANNY Social.

On Monday evening. February 3.
1917. the Young Peoples society or
the St. Stephens Reformed churcn;
located at Thirty sixth and EoIt
streets. will hold a penny social IN
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nng"-. In this lecture series and a
who'll nd in that woman'S club. she
hrlunt n bridge club and Il neighbour
hood Ct, and cnlcrtains or is entertain
cd freuu. }ly at dinner. She is interest
ed in sctt; nlent work and likes TO keep
up with tn latest books and plays.
None Of t..se things arr had in them
selves. Some are very good. But is is
bad that the sum total instead OF being
happiness is unhappincSS.
You all know the old saying that If a
man makes ten shillinGs Il week an"
spends ten shillinEs he may b" happy
but that if he spends ten shilltngS SIX
pence he will always be miserable.
Don't Try to Spend More Ttn1e Than
You Have.
Ii is the same with time. IF you try
to spend even q little moro than your
time income you get misery.
When people are absolutely driven 10
ovcrspcnd their time income. one pities
them.
But that is comparatively seldom:
know q woman who keeps Il boarding
house without q maid, ct.shc is seldom
oycrdriven. Il won't let myself hc." she
SAYS. Il hav" simply dropped the inter
ests 1 hadn't time for. 1t doesn't pay 10
tear yourself into bits"
But the Busy-ness is Not Vital.
And how often one hears people spea K
Of being 80 busy they don't know whlch
way TO turn tor words to that effect
when the husy-ncSs is. OF their own
Crrating.-and not vital.
1t is good to keep abreast or the
times to try to help the world along
by philanthropic work. II is good ~
meet often with ones friends. Rut 1t
is not godo to try to do so many things
that they overlap and leave ones own
and to possess it in peace
IF you crowd all being alone out or
your life you crowd God out. and how
rare II is 10 find soul still enough 10
hear God speak"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-03

Weiss are spending the weekend at
home because Of the adjournment
taken by the legislature.
Louis L. Schrader, one OF the Ohio
county court stenographerS, who Is
attending the Legislature sessions at
Charleston, aErived yesterday morn
ing to spend the weekend at home.
DR.. ". c. Dawson, of Cameron, al.
tended the anniversary celebration OF
Nelson Lodge A. f. & A. NJ, at the
Scottish Rite cathedral last night
Mrs. j. H. Moyar of Oil City, Pa,
has been theguest of DR.. and Mrs, A:
l.. Coyle Of North Main street, left
yesterday for her home.
Miss Barbara F.dclcn Of ParkerSburG;
who Is visiting Mrs. VI. \. Holden or
the Island, will return 10 her homo OF
Monday.
Mrs w. ]. ". Cowden and Miss Zoe
Mcclure returned to their home IN this
city on Thursday evening, tuIiOWIl.g a
STAY in Pittsburgh since Monday with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Wiltred
Miss Vossler OF Warrington. will
spnnd the weekend he guest If her
sister. Miss Anna VOssler and her
brother. Edward Nossler Of South Penn
street.
DR.. and Mrs T. NJ. Barrett. Of Glars
willie, arc visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Jane Parsons and daughter
Miss Margaret Helen, OF Washington
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The usual interest Crnt"rS about ~"
next Of the subscription dances. which
will take place on Thursdit'. February
IL, at the Mcclure. The Ma%Gio- Noskoft
orchestra OF Pittsburgh hHs been on
gagged 10 provide The musical program
and other delightful features in CuniIcr.
ton. make this number much to be an
+;ctpotpd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-03

Luncheon Party.
\ pretty luncheon If yesterday was
piveu bv Mrs. Frank E. Hoffman ut her
home in Woodsdalc Only small party
of the hostess friends were lnclud":'
thercbeing IL guess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-03
CREDIT MEN TO CONFER.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. "A
call has been issued by J. H. Tregoe.
Of New York, secretary-treasurer Of
the National Association OF Credit
Men. for a conference Of West Vir-
ginia wholesale credit organizations
TO be held at Parkersburg Tuesday,
March Is. The Charleston organiza-
ton, of which r. E. L. Rutfaer Is the
head, expects to send z delegation OF
% members. Other cities to be rep
PRESENTED include Wheeling, Hunting
ton, Clarksburg. Blue6eld and Fair.
mont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-03

Weiss are spending the weekend at
home because Of the adjournment
taken by the legislature.
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Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and Mn.
Charles NJ. Ketchum, Of Beech Glen.
A daughter was born yesterday to M.
and Mrs Wilbert Cooey, Of Thirty.
eighth and Woods streets.
merchant En- a. ti is In th Pe0 city.
4 number Of changes in tho editorial
STATS Of local newspapers become ef-
frcIive today. French D. Walton, for
the past two years the telegraph editor
Of the IntcIE gencer. becomes the tele-
graph editor Of the News. being succeed
cd by r. N. Archer, we'll known news
raperman, formerly Of this CITY,; but
more recently Of New Castle, Pa ].
Arthur Mills, the former telegraph editor
Of The News, will devote his time to
ditortal and feature writing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-03

convocatlon Of the United Presbyter.
ian church. More than eleven hundred
delegates were registered.
Among the callers at the wheeling
Commercial Association yesterday
was John +. Lent, a prominent bust
ness man Of Pittsburgh.
Charles NJ. Ketchum. general man
a ger of the Wheeling Commercial
Association, has recovered from oTlef
illness.
II. c. Underwood. clerk OF the board
of commissioners, will spend tonight
and Sunday the guest Of his sister at
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. George W. Otto is spending
few days with her husband. DR.. Otto,
who is at Charleston witnessing the
sessions OF the legislature.
Senator Ben L. Rosenbloom and
Delegates ". T. Otto and Harry
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the Sunday school room. Admission
will be one cent. The music commit
tee will render a very catchy program
during the evening and other diver
sions will be enjoyed. Following is
the menu of which you are 10 choose:
Go-Betweens. Iudor,
Hot Berry Drink, Wind Bags.
Rabbits, Sweet and Good,
PrediCameuts, Frozen Skimmlngs,
Missing Links. Lovers Delight.
Fresh Homemade Candies at Candy
Booth.
The public is extended cordial
invitation to attend,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-03
! About People
Movements OF Individuals to
and From the City.
.SGSCC0S3GES
AT THE HOTELS

AT TAE AOI6hS
Stamp-W. II. Hickman. Adams, w.
Va: It NJ. Rcrdu". Hundred. w. Va:
Nicholas Towers, FHirmnnt: W. Sails
burg. SistcrSvIllc. W. Va: Dr. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Jarrett, ST. ClGfrsvillc. ..
wlndsor-M. W. McCandl"r, ltoscville.
o.: II. y. Wciland. Youngstown: John
Calhoun. Canton; Mr.. and Mrs J. &.
Lennon. Akron.
NcLure-I4ugh VI. Millcn. 81. Glars
VILE. o.: William II. McG"rv"y. Ncnla.
o.: i. l.. Furh" Huntington. W. Va;
F.. NJ. Brown. Holloway. o.: George T..
Fleming. Grafton: G.. H. Harris. Clarks-
burg: II. Ad"r. Wapathor"tn. O.: Roy
Glass, WayncShurE. Pa: li"n Rildncr,
Fairmont: George ". EriGEs. Charles
ton; +. G.. McCraClIrn. Cameron. W. Va:
". K. Albun, Steuhcnvlll". ..
Rogers---H. NJ. Locke. St Marys. w.
Va: John Edgars. Geo. W. Myers. Fair
mont: L.. II. Hess. Cal--r"n. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \ Dunning. Elkins, ".
Va: NJ L. Perry. GAINESVILLE: Z. T.. .Iucr-
gems, Sutton. ". Va: J.. NJ. Glenn. Par
sons, W. Va.
Rev and Mrs. Ira G. McCreary re-
turned yesterday from Pittsburgh.
where they attended the missionary
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HOUSE WARMING
THIS At TERN0ON
EQUAL SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
WILL GIVE TEA AT THEIR
NEW HEADQUARTERS.
Usual Parties for Few Of the Brides
Elect of the Month-Miss Car
rie Erb Will Entertain for
Miss Welty.

The cheery interior Of the new home
of the local Equal Suffrage Assocla'
ton. will be loubly inviting with the
thermometer at zero today and the
comfortable arrangements insure the
presence Of scores OF their friends.
Their afternoon is very pleasantly
planned and there will be musical
program in which the following well
known artists viii participate: Mrs.
Flora Williams. Mrs. r. R. Mar
shall. Mrs. May FRYE Sinks. Mrs. Blair
Roberts. Martins Ferry: Mrs. Geo.
Erncr. Martins Ferry: Miss Alma
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Luncheon for Washington's Birthday.
A delightful observance of the birth.
day Of the Father, of Our Country Will
be the luncheon by the Daughters Of
the American Revolution. This will
be held at the Y. W. G.. A., and will
be in addition to he regular meeting
of the 14th OF the month. Mrs. John
B. Garden Is regent of the chapter.
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SIDE TALKS
BY Ruth Cameron
So Busy!

"r.m 90 busy" said my uciGhhnr the
other day, that don't know which way
to turn
Shn looked harass"d AMI hrr voice
was frrtful. one would h;Lv" felt very
sorry Tor her 'l'u; for on" thing. She
wasn't forced 1nIu this position 10y pow
erty or illness of any of the mcvitnhlcS.
She isn't u widow supporting her chill
frcn or an ovrrdriv"n mother IF sick
babies.
All" is young middl"-aE"d woman
with plvnty Of time on her hands. And
she of her own accord. has in ono way
or another filled that lime 50 full that
.he "tlnrs not know which way tn turn
why She Doesn't Know Which Way
to Turn.
She is president Of this society and
chairman Of that committee. She has