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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
In irEinia.

Mr. and Mrs James Teackle Dennis
LETT Baltimore in their machine Mon
day for an extended trip through Nir-
g!nla. during which they Will visit a
number of batt!eAe!ds and springs. In
Guiding the Hot Springs. The Warm
Springs and the White sulphur.
Miss Virginia Milan. who returned
to Washington last week from a visit
OF several weeks in Philadelphia, left
Washington yesterday morning for
Cu!peiNr TO spend some time with Miss
Frankie Taunt.
Miss Milan and Miss Taunt will at
tend i house party at Manassas for the
horse show this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Gather. Jr.,
VIII return Thursday to Mddlebure.
after spending the weekend with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Gather, at Oaklawn. Catonsv'iic.
Nd
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In and out of Town.

Miss Mary Meek has returned TO
the city. after spending some time
with friends at Virginia Beach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

Brown are visiting Mrs. Alfred Hem
derson Mcdowell at Huguenot Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs Miles Cary and MISS
LILY Carr exnect to motor Nth friends
in New ENGLAND some time in Au-
Gust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

Mrs. j. x. Jones and her daughters
nave taken cottage at Annapolis,
Nd. for the summer months.
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Mrs. Frank L. Hall has returned 10
her apartments NJ the Chesterfield,
alter q very pleasant visit % Virginia
seach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

Mrs Garrett Feithouse has returned
70 the city after Z visit to Mrs.
Enos Lyons. IN stanton
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Mrs. John Wingo and Miss Eliza
beth Wlngo are spending some time
on the Hampton Roads boulevard.
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Mrs D. T. Williams. OF Park Ave
nue.. is guest OF Mrs Maxwell Don
nan at her home IN Petersburg.
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Mrs Emma Brown and MISS Avis
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Registered at the Ta-Ku cottage.
Ocean View. are: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
.. watt Misses Meta, Emma, Nanoi.
Wyatt Mcssrs Charlie. william and
Connen wyatt. OF Norfolk. M ana
Mrs. c. WeEnbum. stewar; and Rosa
Wenbrum. OF Richmond. Mr. and. Mrs
G. y. Sprese. James a Market Mr. and
Mrs Enfield Messrs. c. Meads Pendle-
ton, Herbert sands Henry shannon.
IL L. HELLER. W. Rady OF Baltimore
Mr. ana Mrs P!erson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodge Misses Maud Sands Lille Frost
and Florence Pearce.
Miss Ellen Hay. daughter OF Con-
gresham James Hay. OF Madison
Court House. Mise Isabelle Baker. of
Winchester and Miss Anne Noon. OF
Albermarle county have been the
guests OF Miss Marie Alvey, OF This city,
al her cottage al Virginia Beach for
the past week. Later Miss Alvey and
Miss Moon Will be the guests OF Miss
Hay at her country home near Madl-
SON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
Hoard Meeting.

ne executive pOaEQ OF TIC va > '''4h
Home Tor Incurables will meet this
This is 4 very important meeting and
all members OF the board are urged
to be present.
Stuy-at-i{ome Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist CLUB met
on Mona1y evening at the nome of
Mrs walter X. Martin on Shafer street.
The top score was made by Mrs. Bland
Spotswood Sr.,h and Mrs. c. w p
Brock The club Will meet as usual on
Monday evening OF next week and the
meeting will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Martin.
salem Dance.
A very enjoyable Leap Year dance
was given Saturday evening, In the
Salem rink, by n number OF young
girls of that place
Those dancing were: Miss Matte
Brown and George Logan. Miss Loom
is Logan and Hauser. of Blueheld. w.
Va. Miss Beauty Bowles and William
Bowles. Miss Nan Logan and James. of
Bluehtld: Miss Edith McClung and HUB
ert Austin Miss Katie billiard and
Wins McClung, Miss Gladys Myers and
Blair billiard. Miss Lydia Koiner. OF
Richmond and w e. Tinsley. Miss
Bess Hood and Rappie Myers. Miss
Claudine Griffin and Noel Shelton.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson. of Lynch
burg. and James Il. Griffin. Miss Nancy
Logan and a. NJ. Bowman. Miss Ida
Bunting. of Texas. and Rufus Bow
man. Mas Bless Galloway and Mr..
Oakley. of Bluaheld: Miss saliie Logan
and Mr.. Campbell. of Blueiield; Miss
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Pretty wedding.

pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter
T. Lipseomb at West Point. when
ineir daughter, Mary was married to
vivian Christmas. OF Charlottesville.
The bride wore a travelling suit OF
brown cloth with n nat OF the same
shade Mr- aua Mrs Christmas LEI,
Immediately after the ceremony for
Wedding trip to Charlottesville and
Washington. The groom IS clerk a,
the hotel Lexington, IN this city.
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Miss RUBY Cannaday Kesler and
M!ss Russell Hazel kesle- who have
boon the guests OF Mrs E. 2. Harris
IN Hanover Avenue. have returned -
iheiT home IN Roanoke accompanied
by their cousins. Misses Anne Ruth
and W!iAc Pauline Harris After Z
stay @; some weeks IN Roanoke. the
Misses Harris VIII visit friends at
Grottoes and Weyer's Cave.
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81 Nitrinio iicncll,

.I7F " n Baker. q Lynrhburr.
mother Of Lieutenant Guy L. Baker.
United States Navy who mas been
visiting her sister Mrs. J. E. Page.
~ 500 Wes, Main Street. has gone to
virginia Beach Mrs. Baker was ao-
COMMANDED BY he, daugate-. anne.
lna Miss Victoria Bates They VIII
'hena some time AZ the cBacn before
FelnTn'ns to Lynch5urg.
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--3''1HE NC I-csts were. Nh AID
Mrs. D. a CARRIER. OF RldrwooI
Mrs ~ Z Allen Nj and Mrs II A
Fleet Mr. and Mrs " p. Tal!aferro,
Miss Myrtle Bedford. OF Richmond
M.ss Lizzie WORKMAN. Hanover Court
House Mise Lucy Taiaferro Warsaw
siHs Louise Saunders Glen ALLEN
Misses Bessie and judith Taliaferro,
EsseA Aiiss Elizabeth Ta!.afesro. War
saw Miss Lucy Ta..afer.o. Of Milford
and Others
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silver eddinS.

Ir and Mrs. Josiah Rowe cole
nrated their silver weddinr on SAL.
day evening. July 70.
a large number Of friends and rels.
ives called 70 OFFER congratula,iors
ana good Wishes 10 them and ,heir
Instrumental and vocal music wa.
rendered - Misses Lucille fiassell.
"n5ienne savee Myrtle BEDFORD. Of
L.ehmond Miss Louise Saunders. Of
r.sM A'ten. AID Mrs.. \. =. Rowe, Of
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SchWarzschild Bros.
Kichmond's Leading jewelers.,
Second and Broad SITS.

ceremony. which was Witnessed hv ,
large aSsemhlaGc. was performed by
itcV. ROBERT Coles, rector of tho church
no oride was given in marriage by iler
rather. being attended by her sister,
MIS-. Guy Alexander Luttrcll, Of Alex
alaria. Following the ceremony Mr.. aud
Mrs. McCray left for an extended tom.
through the West, after which th.v
VIII be at home near Hamilton. The
groom is Il son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
McCray. of this county
Frederick Hudson Byrne, of Arcolo
this county, who clopcd to Rockville
last week with Miss Annie Sue Linton.
daughter OF Theodore j. Linton, farm
er ana real estate man of I,orIdoun
county was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
| lambert and turned over to Sheriff
Clthord L. Howard, OF Montgomery.
the charge is perjury In giving the
siflS aCe as nineteen, her father say
ing that she was fifteen last November
Byrnc is out OH bail Immediately az
Ter the wedding the couple returned 20
Byrne's home. Byrne left In a buggy
the following day just before Deputy
Lambert arrived with the warrant Tie
officer pursued him over three miles Of
muddy roads, when Byrncs horse Stun
nled ana the race was lost. Byrne de-
ciares he is not guilty OF the charge OF
perjury, as he says that he played a
trick III order TO procure the license.
Two slips of paper bearing the figures
| "l9' were placed in the girls shoes.
ana when the clerk asked her age,
Byrnc replied: She is over nineteen"
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Henrietta Olive
TrowbridEc. of Mamaroneck. n. Y, to
Frank Campbell Littleton. formerly OF
I.eesburG, but now of New York City.
The ceremony Will be performed at
"Tahoma," Mamaroncck, n. Y. on Sat
urday. February 10. at s o'clock a.
special train Will convey guests to and
from Mamaroneck.
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Social and
personal

VIE dance given by the Richmond
icrinan Club in the ballroom
OF the Masonic Temple Tonight
VIII DO brilliant event ana attended
by grcnt many visitors In the city
The dance Will begin promptly at 9:30
o'clock. and u seated supper Will be
served in the dining-rool upstairs
at IL o'clock The usual decorations
VIII prevail In The ballroom. Colonel
80 Lane stern viii lead the gorman
dancing with Miss Anne Douglas
beverley. of Winchester, who is spcnd- :
ING some time in the city. Miss
Beverley Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
richard Evelyn Byrd, at 3oG East
FRANKLIN Street, and great deal of
entertaining has been done in her
honor.
Cnst for Society Vaudeville
Tho cast for the society Vaude-
Vlle to be given here next week In
Guides most of the prominent society
girls and mcniutown. rho tablcaux
thht are yet III process of arrange
ment, some Of witch Will not be com
p!ctcd this week, are 10 form a very
interesting par, of the evenings pro-
gram Some Of those taking part VIII
he little MISS Virginia D0nuan rs The
Ago OF Innocence: Miss Belle willard.
Az Mrs. Siddons: Mias Eleanor Lindsey.
MISS Sarah Hamilton. of PctcrsDurg,
as Lady Hamilton; MiHs Elln Buci;
and several others that have not yet
been decided upon
After the opening or the perform
ancc with q big minstrel show in
which a number OF society men are
cast for parts, an Indian dance viii be
ied hy Miss Lucy GwHthmcy. as the
indian Queen, ana Lewis Boyd. as
Chief. The chorus and dancers for
THIS act include Misses Mary SCarbor-
clgh, Lulln Jnhnston. mary Suunlcrs.
J.liis Scott Archer Joynes Conway
fi"ming. FroncoE Wheat Helen Hax-
kins' Elsie Parrish, Z. c. Harrison. u.
Morris Langhorne, Catesby Jones. E7g.
bert Giles. william Dickson. Chiidrcy
scott. Richard Ostcrioh Francis john
son.
Ten Tuesday.
The Misses Williams ana thcsr
friend, Mas Eager arc entertaining
AT ten on Tuesday afternoon from TO
7 o'clock. The affair Will be given at
The home Of the Misses Williams. 1908
West Avenue.
Meeting of Colonial Dnucr.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Colonial DANES in the Nvn.ann's club
on the afternoon OF .fnnuary 90 vas
t'gnalized by the laying aside OF an
business and the celebration az Donv
Madison program OF entertainment.
Mrs. William Ruilln Cox presided. SHc
Wore gown OF Pale gray brocatc
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ORGAN R RECITAL
AT UN|VER SITY
Varied Program Rendered.
Underwood Club to Be
Organized.

Especial 30 The Times
charlottesville. Va, January 2S.-,rbe
third or the midwinter organ rccitals
at the University of Virginia was
given in cabell Hall this afternoon.
Ihe organiSt was William Jopos
organist and choir master at 1T. Lukc's
Church, Norfolk. Mr.. Jones is n must
clan OF high distinction. and his pro :
gram was varied and admirably rcnd
cred. Next Sunday the organist vii,
be Shepherd Webb. OF Richmond. The
recitals will b. continued through
February.
X. j. Walter. q consulting and min
Ing engineer. of Denver. Col, has given
rare collection OF ores to the geo
logical department Of the university.
These specimens of rock and mineral
were picked u. in some of the lead :
ing mining camps in the West. The
collection contains about sixty-nve
specimens, showing gold. silver, cop
per, lead ana zinc. In addition there
arc specimens Of rare ores, such as
uranium. moiyhdcnum nd tungsten.
The students here from Alabama and
a number from other States are
organizing a club for the purnoso OF
advocating the candidacy OF Reprc
sentative Underwood for the Demo
cratic nomination for President. on
Tuesday evening students from North
Carolina Will meet in Madison Hall
and organize the Carolina Club. Among
the speakers viii I've President Alder
man, Or, William y. Lambeth. pr X.
H. Whitehead and Prof c. .tlphonso
Smith. All natives OF the old North
state. Students from Kentucky have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-29
MOVABLE SCHOOL
OF AGRICULTURE
Conducted for Three Days at
Onancock-Carnegie Library
May Be Established.
tspec,a,to r,e T,mc.n,.,,,,,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Onapcock, Va, January 28.-The
movable school of agriculture was
opened in the Town Hall Wednesday
morning. with G. c. Starchcr as con-
ductor. The first days program was
his address on orchard mana genet,
and an address By e. *. Eodgson on
improving the corn chop. Thursday
the subjects treated were "AIainten-
ance OF Soil Fertility and Home Mix.
ing of Fertilizers" by Mr.. Starcher
ana diseases of truck crops, by Pro-
lessor Coiey. Friday the addresses
were on the breeding and feeding of
hogs, and of the dairy COW, by Messrs
a. Lockhaub and c.. w. Holloway.
The attendance and interest increa sed
from the hrst morning
architect Lothian, of the Treasury
Department, is ut Wallops Island, pre-
pairing plans for the impI ovenent Of
the Life Saving Station and for the
establishment of water works.
During the late extreme weather,
Tansicr Island, on the Chesapeake
side. and Chincoteague, on the ocean,
were cut off from communication with
the outside world, except py telephone
When the embargo was raised, Chinco-
tongue received forty-tive pouches OF
mail matter and ten cars OF merchan-
disc. The next day 1920 barrels and
packages OF oysters were shipped dur
ing the freeze. Rev y W. Jones
walked down the beach from Ocean
City, a distance of thirty-two miles, to
all an engagement to preach in the
Union Baptist Church.
William NJ. Parker. colorsd, the keep
err OF Iiillick shoal Lighthouse,
chesapeake Bay. died of appoplexy
Tuesday night He was alone at the
lime, his wife having gone to the is
land for visit of a few days Tho
hght not appearing, some If the oys-
;ermen In passing the next morning.
stopped to learn the trouble, and found
him dead. He had been In the service
aimee 1875, and was the local leader of
mis- race.
Harold Stewart, who entered Johns
Hopkins University from the Oman
cock High school. has been awarded
A'SI5 scholarship for the exceptionally
good work done by him at the inter
mediate examinations. 1t was un-
collected
The Eastern Shore Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, has Of
fered gold medal to the scholar in the
public schools who furnishes the best
essay on The Part the Eastern Shore
Played in the Revolution" Essays
must be in the hands of the regent by
February 10.
Senator Mapp and DELEGATE Kern
have announced that they will be at
Accomac Courthouse the first day of
February court to confer with the
COMMITTEES OF citizens appointed at the
Daley meeting and with citizens gem
eraiiy. In regard to the proposed road
law of the county.
! The Accomac and Northampton Tele
| phone Company has been purchased by
the Diamond State Telephone Com
pany. The latter company now con-
| trolls all lines on the Virginia peninsu-
| la
Some correspondence has been had
with Mr.. Carnegie in regard to estab-
ilshinE library Mt the courthouse \
suitable site has been given, and the
prospect of securing the amount ne
cessary for its maintenance is encour-
aging.
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Finrris-SmItb.
ffHTTIS--SInItH, NV"
FSDecial In Tho -Tiucu ni.o,,ch

Especial TO The Timcs- Dispatch
bynchburE. Va, January 2S.-Las st
night at o'clock at the home OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Pryor Smith, near the city,
their daughter, Miss Ruby Smith, was
married TO William Ballard Harris.
OF Lynchburg. The attractive bunga-
10" was beautifully arranged for the
evening. Rev. Edwin r. Carter. rec
tor of Grace Memorial Episcopal
Church, was The minister. Miss Kati-
lecn Mathews, of Clifton Forge. was
maid of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Halle Moor, OF New York: Miss
iiclen Hardy. Of Washin gton; Miss
Grace West. OF Waveriy. Mass: Miss
May Camp. Of Franklin. and Miss Eula
Lee kcndrick. Of Bristol Herbert VIII
iiams. of Lynchburg. was tho beat
man. and the bride was given in mar.
riage by her father.
MI and Mrs. Harris went at night
FOR trip to Florida and Cuba, utter
which they VIII be at home here.
Among the out of town guests we're
Misses West Mathews. of waveriy,
May Camp. of franklin: Helen Hardy
Of Washington; Halle Moore. of Ncw
fork: Eula Lee kcndrIck. of Bristol:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-29
CASE is SETTLED
AFTER IS YEAR s
City Gets Deed to Valuable
Property-Damages in Mental
Anguish Suit.
Especial to The Timos-Dispatch. !


Asheville, y. c., January 2S.-A case
which has been in dispute for the past
fifteen years. involving land valued at
approximately $4,000. has finally been
settled, as n result of which the city
OF Ashevilie obtains deed To the
ground on Market Street adjoining the
property on which the City Hall is To-
Gated, known as Market Square
An unusual development In divorce
case Is that which has come to light
in the case of a. l.. Duckctt against
Minimize Duckett in which the plaintiff
obtained divorce last April. 1t is said
mat there were number of issues
IN tho complaint, and the Jury which
rendered the verdict failed to sign one
OF them y new trial has been ordered,
and 1t is understood that the case
VIII not be contested this action being
taken In order that each link in the
divorce chain may be we'll forged.
No little interest is being shown
throughout Western North Carolina in
the report of the State Board of Agri-
culture to the effect that 1t is consid-
erinS the abandonment of the Blar-
tyre Experimental Farm. at Blantyrc.
\. Z. This farm has been run as an
experimental horticultural farm for a
number OF years, and is composed OF
abou. twenty-five acres. Apple and
peach orchards are situated on The
farm. and many farm products are
raised there in the most modern ways
The farmers of this section of the state
nave learned II great deal as a result
OF the FARMS location in this section,
and IL is said that when the matter
comes up for final decision by the De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture determined
light will be made to influence the
members Of that department 10 continue
the farm.
In civil court last week Mrs. Il. NJ.
Thomason was awarded damages in The
sum of 500 III her suit against the
Hackney G. Moale Company for 81 .0p0.
The case is rather unusual one, Mrs.
Thomson having brought suit alleE-
ing that she had suffered mental an
SutSh as the result of the failure of
the company to develop certain pictures
which she had taken to it, It was
stated that shCrt time ago the infant
of Mrs. Thomson was very i'll. and
she was informed that ii could not re-
cover. She took some Photographic en-
posures OF the child, which were lost
by the Hackney d Moalc Company. as
result OF which she has no picture
OF the child. which died "A short time al
ter the pictures were taken.
large timber deal was consumulat-
cd last week, when the Grandn Ium-
Der Company purchased from the Y2G-
kin Lumber Company tract of land
lying in Watauga, Wilkes and Caldwell
counties. comprising 10000 acres and
valued ut Si,o0o.OO0. It is understood
that the new owners OF the land will
erect sawmills a once aud Will make
preparations 10 start to cutting the tim
Der at once. The decd was a very volu-
minous one. having been composed OF
500 typewriter pages.
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LEESBURG NEWS NOTES
Ispcclal TO The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
LteshurG Va, January 2S.--lnvita-
tions have been issued 10 the marriage
Of Miss GcorGeanna White, daughter Of
the late Robert ]. White, esq, to DR..
Thomas +. Keen. of Hamilton. this
county. The marriage will take place
Oh Tuesday, January 80. at the resi-
dcncc of DR. Il. l.. Scharf. Washington,
il, G.
Vt meeting composed Of representa-
tivcS from each OF the i've farmers
clubs In the county, IL was leci,s.d Ia
hold a two days institute at Purcell
Vile tho last of February, Grass. fruit,
corn and country life were among the
subjects chosen to be prominent in the
program.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel vundc-
vantcr, daughter of Madison Clarke
Nanar"an;cr OF near PacouUn Springs.
this county. to Robert Junncy McCay,
Of near Hamilton, took <placc at 81
'faul's Episcopal Church. llnmiltGE, At
$50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-29
.SASAKWA
LADY HELPED
After Losing Heart She Tried Car.
dui, the Woman's Tonic. and
is Now All Right.

Sasakwa. Okla.-"I am almost unable
to describe my experience" says Mrs.
bcckey Barrett, OF this place 81 suf.
Tered SO for over two years, with womanly
troubles, and had such pains that was
unable to stand on my feet.
My husband called in fiv different doc
tors, but they could not help me. They
gave me up unlesss would be operated on.
took different medicines, but found
no relief, and got out OF heart.
AT last commenced to use Cardui, and
! am glad to say am very much better.
| have taken five bottles OF Cardui, and
can now do my work all right-all nv
housework-and can walk two miles at a
time, easily.
icel like new woman. will always
recommend Cardui to all sick and suffer.
ing women, for know that Cardui saved
my lifcr'
The best way to cure womanly troubles
is to help nature, by taking Cardui
Cardui is wonan's tonic, made from
purely vegetables ingredient, that act es-
Pecially on the womanly constitution and
help TO build up health and strength
In successful use for more than ff,y
years. Tryit,
\. B.-IHri!e TO Ladies' Advisory Dept
chattanooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga,
enn., for Special Instr nciions and 64-pape
book, Home Treatment for Women"
sent in plain wrapper on request.
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Caught on the Fly.

already formed 4 club, and those from
Maryland. Mississippi and Southwest
virginia arc getting together in the
same spirit.
Frederick II. Newell, director OF the
United States Reclamation Service,
VIII deliver an illustrated lecture be-
fore the Philosophical Society to-mor-
row night. He Will discuss chiefly the
work in connection with the rcclama :
ton of large part of the American
desert, and he VIII explain and illus
trate the building of the Erca. Roosc-
VEN Dam.
Next Tuesday Dean James Morris
Page Will address the students. His
subject Will be, Gambling"