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Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1915-11-01
AGENCY ITEMS.

AGENCY IIENS
The Agency sawmill finished saving logs
this week after very successful run of
about six months. Nearly 100000 feet of
lumber was sawed
The hum of the Palmer may be heard eve
ry day There is a great demand for planed
lumber.
Mr. August Weber, our head Sawyer left
Monday with his family for his home near
kelliher
Peter Kahellick and family left for Brock
enridge where he has accepted the position
as Night Foreman in the Great Northern
shops
The Mudhen left Redby Monday for Pone-
NAH and the upper lake with about forty
tons of merchandise.
Selam Hart writes from Leech Lake
where he went about three weeks ago with
his parents, that he is feeling some better,
being able to walk out doors
Ah-ke-wain-zee has been hauling wood to
the school
.JQe~ Omen is hauling lumber to the Clear
water district where he is building new
house.
Miss Boobar and Miss Moore visited in
Nebish October 23rd, so they say. They
left early in the morning on foot and re-
turned on the train.
A number of the young ladies at the
school are enjoying the hunting season,
Occasionally" they bring home a partridge
The question seems to be, GLOW much do
they pay for them"'
Nearly all Of the Farm work is finished.
However, there is considerable blowing,
that should be done
William Savers and Tom Mason have
about completed building farm houses for
John Day and She-mah-gun.
Mr. Miller Of Bemidji is repairing the
house where Mr. Blakeslee and family live
A number of White Earth Indians left
for Bemidji to get their payment of $500.
The trip cost each one about $500. Why
wouldent it be better to have the checks
sent here to the Agency?
Joe Way-be-nais is repairing his house
for the winter.
A number of the Indians have gone visit
ing to other reservations.
A new machinery shed is being construct
ed at the school We have been in need of
this for some time.
Mr.. A. c. Goddard, who is never looking
for trouble, but always getting into it, met
with an accident while loading the dredge
on the barge He slipped and cut his leg
above the knee Mr. Goddard worked until
noon before he realized that he was hurt.
When he looked to see how bad it was Mrs.
Goddard brought the smelling salts and
Addie ran for Dr. Culp. 1t was necessary
to put five stitches in the wound Mr.. God
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WARNING.

The introduction Of intoxicating liquors
into this reservation or its sale to nom
citizen Indians is forbidden by law under
a penalty Of imprisonment for not less
than sixty days.
See Act of January 80. 1897 CO State
L.. 5O6)
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THE FOLLOWING IS 4 CONDENSED
SUMMARY or THE EXTENPORANE-
GUS ADDRESS MADE BY COl[MIS-
SIONER CATO SELLS ON THE LAST
DAY (RETURNED STUDENTS DAY.
or THE CONFERENCE RECENTLY
HELD AT SAN F'RANCISCO.
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son. e. d. Calico. NJ. p. Lands and b.
A. Martin and Misses Viola and Mar
garet Bosang.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice d. Lnnghorne entertained most
delightfully."- at 500 in honor OF Miss
Hlenn Phelps. who Will be an April
pride. The affair was mos: plcasingly
arranged. and those who gathered
about the Six card tables enjoyed a
thoroughly interesting evening An
examination Of tho scoro card at the
conclusion Of the game showed that
the honors for playing for tho women
went to Mrs. William S. Gilmcr. while
X. G. Kunkel received the mems prize.
The guest OF honor of the evening was
presented with a most artistic picture
framed In ivory. a very delightful
salad luncheon. followed by course
OF sweets, was served The luncheon
tables, lighted with candclbra, set with
golden effect candles nesting among
IL profusion of smilax. presented a most
perfccting setting for the serving. The
arrangement was unusually tasteful.
An Interesting feature OF the luncheon
course was the cutting OF the wedding
cake. In which were concealed tho en-
blems or fortune for those who should
draw them. Miss Virginia Ncwlcc cut
the ring Miss Katie Miller. tho thimble;
Dr. w. 8. Glmer, the bachelor button:
+. G. Massie, the darning needle; FLOYD
Smith. the money. The guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Langhorne In Miss Phclps's
honor were: DR.. and Mrs. William g.
Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Massie. Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Kunkel. MT. and Mrs
Robert G. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. w. J.
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. E. " Jameson,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mills. Misses Bessie Bell,
Agnes Robinson. Kate Miller. Mary
Wysor and Agnes Howard and WI
McGavock, Pierce Whitman, Floyd
Smith and Harry Laughon.
MIR. and Mrs p. c. Massie have re-
turned from two weeks stay Mt Char
lottesville. Va
Miss Eva Steger, who had been teach
ing at Castlewood the past session. re-
turned home the first Of the week for
the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesscc ~ Bosang are
spending some time with friends at
Bristol.
The Rev. John c. Perry. president OF
the Roanoke Womans College, Salem,
has been the guest OF Rev. ]. I. Coiner.
sunday night he occupied the pulpit OF
the Lutheran Church.
Misses Katie Miller. Agnes Howard
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CONTRIBUTION VOTED
TO MEMORIAL PORTRAIT
Joseph Hedges Chapter. u. a. r.,
Pays Tribute to First Enrolled
Member of Society.
MRS. GUERNSEY INDoR
She VIII BE in Running for Office OF
President-General at Next Nation
al Congress at Washington in
April.
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EMPoRIA. VA. March 27.-The 10
icar Revolution held an interesting
meeting Mt tho home OF the regent. Mrs
w. =. Goodwin, on Wednesday after
noon. The chapter voted to contribute
SO TO the portrait of Miss EuEenia
Washington to he placed in Memorial
Continental Hall. rs memorial to this
disting uished woman. who was the first
enrolled member OF tho great society,
and the Virginia founder. The chapter
Endorsed Mrs. George Thatcher Guern-
sey. OF Independence. Kan. as the next
president-Eeneral. to be elected ut thu
national congress held in Washington
III Aprl Mrs. IL I. McNair. chairman
of the committee 10 prevent the desc
Grafton Of the flag, was instructed to
purchase literature 10 be distributed in
the school. that the children may b5
caught TO honor and reverence the flag.
An Informal and interesting discussion
Of the subject for The afternoon on The
Progress OF Invention and discovery in
america" closed tho program.
The Laymem's League held meeting
on sunday afternoon in the Preshy-
tcrian church the president. W. II.
Cato, In the chair Forty-seven mem
hers were present y religious census
OF the town has been Completed. which
Will greatly aid the ministers in their
work and ms Ike possible larger social
service. The address OF THE afternoon
WAS 10y Rcv. 7. NJ Bulla. pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church. His subject was
-Four Reasons why Ne Need the Sab
bath"
Major Dan Morgan smith OF Chicago.
ne national antiliQuor orator. lectured
IN tire courthouse OH Monday evening.
The speaker WAS introduced by H. l..
Taylor. county chairman OF the PROFIT
Dit!oa forces
Miss Ella Asnew, OF Rurkevilie, Wis
.tA6 EInrorIa this week III the interest
az the Girls Canning Club. Miss Ellie
Manning has charge OF this work III
G-eenesvilie County.
The annex TO tho public school build
Ing Is in course OF construction. The
building, which viii cost $4,000. Will
comprise !, large auditorium. reading
room, and library and classrooms.
\ special meeting OF the Town Coun-
ell was called Oh Tuesday night 10 con-
s.der The SMALLPOX situation. The town
and county boards OF health were pres
emit and plans We're discussed for han
ding the cases in the town and coun-
~ in the most sanitary and economical
manner.
Mrs d T. Prince is a, Sarah Lee Hos
pital Norfolk where II was recently
operated on for appendicitis. She is ex
pectcd home in short time.
Mrs Booker Wick, OF Margaretsville.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Arthur
HothsChild.
Among tho recent visitors TO Rich
nomd were: Mrs. ~ +. Dodd, Miss Helen
Nunes. Mrs l.. NJ Lee. Mrs. Il. T. Bar
ham. Mrs a. Rothschild. Mrs. ]. +. Tay-
Tor. Howard Fox. j. j. Taylor, T.. r.
Games and J. +. Weis.
H. w. Hall and r. w. Jordan have
returned from ten days visit to New
York.
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For Beautiful Hair,
Nourish the SCALP

Dandruh must be removed and the
hair roots nourtshod 20 stop falling
hair and itching scalp It is unneces
sary to have thin. brittle, matted
stringy or faded hair 10 matter how
unsightly your hair, how badly Il is
falling, or how much dardruH, simply
rub Partisan Sage well into tho soaln
and IT Will be all that is ever needed
The hair roots are nourished and atm
ulated to grow new hair Even all
dandruf is removed with ono appl,ca
ton, itching scalp and falling hair
cease: the hair becomes soft. 0ufv
abundant. and radiant win ne and
beauty.
Partisan Sage, a daintiiy perfumed
liquid. Is .ne OF the most pleasant. in.
MIGRATING and refreshing hair tones
known. yet perfectly harmless and ir
expensive After the nrst applicn.in,,
you Will be hurpriscd and deI!rh,cI
with Partisan Sage, for thero IN moth
ing that will 80 help TO doubl. your
present attractiveness as luxuriant
glorious hair. and this tonic treatment
Is all that can possibly be desired
Be sure TO get Partisan Sage from
Tragic Drug Co, or at any drug coun
ter. as there Is no othor SO effective.
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SUFFOLK
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Especial TO the Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA. March oI.-Dr. w. w.
Stnlcy will leave for his home this week
in Franllinton, y. {.
Miss Rachel Borden. of Goldsboro,
y. G.. is tho guest OF H. w PhilliDs. on
Bank street.
Miss Beatrice Saunders left this week
for her homo TO spend month with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs r. l.. Saund
crs, near t.verctts. Va.
Miss Georgia Thomas spent the
weeks end with friends III Crittenden.
Mrs. f.. {. Copeland and Miss Ma
rietta Copeland, OF Woodland. y. c., are
guests OF Mrs. {. b. Pond.
Mrs w. l.. Wallace has return ed
home after several weeks treatment at
a local hospital.
Miss Louise Goodwin. of Chuck atuck.
WAS in Suffolk this week. the guest of
Miss Kate Brothers.
Mrs. Nettie Byrd and Miss Nettie
Speight returned hGme this week from
New York, where they have been the
guests OF friends
Colonel L. T.. Holland is IN Washing
ton. u. c.
Mrs. Clarendon Williams. of Ports
mouth. Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Nurncy.
DIR. r. A. Bnglcy has returned from u
business trip TO Richmond
Miss Edna Carr was in Suffolk this
week on business.
Jim Holt and Jimmie Farrell, Of Nor
folk. are visiting In Suffolk.
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PULASKI

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PULASKI. VA. March 27.-One OF the
enjoyable meetings OF the Embroidery
Class was held on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Harry w van Doren, who en-
tertained the members and Il number of
special friends in her usual happy man
ner. meeting of the Embroidery Club
means the development Of the arts
and parts of needle craft among the
members and the discussion of new de-
signs and new patterns In which there
is always an interchanEing OF ideas
and suggestions. Discussions OF these
always entertain the workers while in
terest develops with the pattern de-
vclopment. The meeting OF this week
was no exception. After plying dex-
terously the needles for an hour. the
hostess, assisted by Mesdames III. G.
Giliner and S. b. Steger, Dr.. served a
tempting course OF refreshments. Spe-
cial guests of the hostess entertained
with the club members were: Mesdames
]. a. Howard. II. c. Gilmer. S. b. Ste
ger, Jr., o. c. Brewer. Hensel Eckman,
K. II. Wolling. Maggie Darst, Walter
{. Price and Il. l.. Hershey, and Misses
Alice Blocksidge and Lillian Oglesby.
Club members who attended were:
Mesdamcs NJ. G. Bane, Harry II. Painter,
]. g.. Bosang, w. H. Seagle. II. w. Car
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Washington after visit to his brother
in-!aw and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Porter, at Maple Shade"
Miss Evelyn Wimbish, who has been
visiting Miss Byrd Law, following a
visit 10 friends in Baltimore. left for
her home in Danvillc this week.
John Browning, of Richmond. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Browning
on Main Street Mrs Browning's
mother. Mrs. S!!as I.llard, who has
been spending the winter here, Is now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. i. James Miller
at lawlin.
l'r. Maryan Lewis spent the week.
end in Charlottesville with Mrs. Lewis
ana their little daughter, who are visit
Ing relatives there. Mrs Herbert
Lewis, who has been in Culpeper for
Il ihree-wcek visit. returned to her
home In Richmond on Monday.
Miss Bruce Williams. OF Washington,
Is visiting Mrs George Williams az
Redwood" just outside OF town. Penn
Williams, who has also been guest
mt Redwood" returned to Hunting
ton, w. Va, several days ago
Mrs. Carol Wolfe, Of Alexandria, was
the guest last week of her brother and
stster-in-!aw. Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Bowie. In Culpcper
Robert Fraser. OF Warrenton, has
been the recent guest OF his niece, Mrs.
j. VIII COINS, on East street.
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DIR. MAPH|S LECTURES
BEFORE MOTHERS CLUB
His Address Is Laid Along General
Educational Lines, With Atten-
ton to Health Standards
TELLS OF SANITARY MEASURES
Raleigh t. Green, of Culpeper Expo
mont, Accepts Important Position
With Federal Trade Commission.
Death OF Negro lit Years Old.
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II.
CuLPEPER. VA. March 27.-Dr.
Maph's of the faculty OF the Univer-
SHY or Virginia. lcctured before the
Mothers Club in the Methodist Church
here on Monday evening. his address
peihS along general lines of educational
WORK win especial attention laid upon
the Importance OF maintaining a high
heaith standard among the pupils. and
nrlet sketch OF the sanitary measures
necessary for this and tho correct
planning or new schoolhouses
RaleiEh T. Green, owner OF the Gull
pepper Exponent and prominent Demo-
crat or this section, has recently been
appointed to an important position
with the Federal Trade Coipmisslon and
mas entered upon his new duties
The funeral OF Miss Matte Brown.
who died at her home here on Monday
after being In poor health for months.
was hcid from the Baptist Church on
Tuesday. the pastor OF the Church. Rev
Il. w. Winfrey, officiating. Her two
nephews. Henry Smith, of Rappahan-
mock, and Charles Smith. of Culpeper,
her cousin. Harry Smith. and her
neighbors. w. y. Morris, John c. Gov
inston and Randolph Riley. were pail
lot in Fairview Cemetery.
An interesting debate was held on
Friday In the high school by members
OF the I1cndrick Literary Society, the
SupJeSl 'NGSOlNcu, 1nAt the
government should own the railroads."
ON the Affirmative side were Miss Edith
Weakley and Joseph Brown: the mega
tive. Miss May Clark and George
Spicer. The judges decided in favor OF
the negative, though giving praise to
the other side of the argument as pre-
sented
There died recently ut his little home
In Rnppahannock County an aged negro
man. who Is believed to have been III
years old. Uncle" Lige Jones. as he
was called, was mentioned In the In
ventory and appra!sement of tho estate
OF Colonel Edward Amber, which is
recorded in Rappahannock County
books on July 90. 1916. and valued at
$500. In the will of Colonel Amber
he was left to his daughter, Mrs. Ed
wilma Amber Willis, and In 1904 the
late Captain Murnt Willis made a state
ment in which he said to tho best Of
his belief the old negro was then 100
years old. Uncle" Ligc was born on
jamestown Island, and had Been twice
married.
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on Tuesday for visit to relatives
In Washington, and then on to her
home on kcnnett Square, Penn She
was accompanied as far rs Washing
ton by Mrs Wagner. who spent several
days there.
Rev. II. b. Lee VINO preached at the
mid week service in ST. Stephens on
wednesday. was the guest while in
Culpeper OF his nephew, DR.. Charles
II. GoldshorouCh. on Piedmont Street
The engagement is announced OF
nelson Page, Il former resident OF this
town, who Is practicing law In Lewis
burg. w. va. and Miss Matte Moore,
OF l-ew!shur.. and the marriage which
viii be an Important event socially
VIII take place in the early summer.
The Groom TO be is a son OF Mrs W. w.
Ch"if. or Culpcper. and n grandson OF
the late Lewis p. Nelson, prominently
known throughout the State The
bride eject Is daughter Of Judge
Moore. OF West Virginia
Adrian Nalle, VINO spent the week
end in Culpeper with relatives, left
Monday TO join Mrs. Male in Norfolk.
and viii go from there to West Vir-
glnia.
Mrs. Clara German. OF Rixeyv!lle. who
has been making round OF visits to
friends In Culpeper. left this week for
Washington, where she Will spend some
weeks the guest OF relatives
DR.. Or!endo QUICKER has returned to
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Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal.
ker and little daughter. Eleanor Bsalo.
wore recent guests at his homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Halo. OF Bun
dick. were In Heathsviile recently.
DR.. T. w. LOWS. of Morattioo, 70.
Gently visited Heathsville.
Misses Myrtle Henderson and May
Reynolds. OF Mundy Point. this county.
were weekend guests Of Mrs. Jett
Winstead Mt Callas.
Miss Garnett Headley OF Calias and
Mrs. Kate Turner Hoadley OF Village
arc homo from Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blundon arc
ut home In Reedsville from \ recent
trip to Baltimore and other points.
Mrs. j. Murray Carey recently on
tcrtained at supper. Misses Beulah
Hinton Mamie Haynio and Titha VIII
liams. OF Tibitha
Miss Beatrice Taggard OF Nova SEQ
uncle ]. w. McAIorey In Reedville.
Miss Mamie p. Stoncham was IN,
weekend guest OF Miss Vivian Win
stead at her home in Lodge.
Miss Linda Newcomb Of Brookvale.
Va, recently entertained with a most
ins. Misses Emma Lucille Roane and
Ruth Blanche sutton, OF King and
Queen County. Among those present
were Misses Alice Chiffon. Lila Combs.
Juno McGehoe and Olivia Bcane. all OF
Lancaster. mesBrs. Samuel Eubank.
George Bussells Walton Brent and VIII
lie Currell. OF Kilmarnoch: Archie
Beane William Duke and William Dav
export OF Lancaster.
Miss Lena Downing was tho Euest Of
her relatives Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick
Downing. In Fairport recently.
Miss Eva McNeal has returned TO her
homo at Coan. after q visit of some
length to her sister. Mrs- Hill Swift
Miss Genevieyo Smith 10 IN Whit.
Stone with her sister, Mrs B. H u
Hubbard. who has been quite Ill. Mi.
Bottle l. Smith Is Ill at tho homo OF
Mrs. Hubbard.
Miss Corrino HaK6ard Is still suffer
Ing very much from tho effects OF
severe fall. sustained q week or NOR.
ago.
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Some Beauty Secrets Worth
A Fortune to Every Woman

can obtain enough ersol at small cost. at
or Of to nPps sr
MRS. FANNY g. Off you want really
exquisite face powder. without tho chalki-
You try my own. made after my n; own for Tor.
, mna' and now sold In drug stores rs Va
tint and softnens you never before expert
enced.
be aSekiS forced and anr . &c H 'To
"so Of e sma nor THIS Of
half pint OF water. half a pint OF alcohol
%y Of Of
guinol. applied literally. makes hair
ordnal also hr
treatments used and which are not 80
sms have n.T" aks sno nar 70 fall u to- ~
a the work. 1t gives the hair wonderful
there w Be no o Sha ,ht Of har
Coming out on your brush or comb
M5ss o get 1T ria Of
hot water. some neroSin which con be
%nSpcG on tho bIsokhea " removes them
as asy as and i to ts It, Al
not pinch out biackheads.
MY DA1sY-ono of tho great prob,.ms
in removing super1pous hair has bean re
do II ,.oronGhiy WITHOUT injury to the skn
successfully In to apply simple sulfo soiu-
ZION. 1htainahle Mt any drug store. or II
same thing. only the powder is wet with n
little water Just before using. This has the
remarkabie property OF dissolving the hair
mark or. red spot and docs not in1uro the
light hair with equal ease and leaves the
SKIN sort and smooth
THEoDORA M ONO ono oan assure
you positively that you can develop tho
bust Some use mechanical contrlvances.
ture OF two ounces of ruetone, half a cup
OF sugar and half a pint OF cold water,
taken In doHes OF two teaspoonfuis after
a natural and vigorous development. This
treatment has resulted very successfulIy In
many cases. and 1t is perfectly safe.
MISS TRUMP am sorry you could not
drusglsts'. but il you viii address secretary
to Vaeska Snratt. Thompson Bldg, Chi
cngo. and enclose fifty cents. saying whether
you want 1t white or hesh tint. my score
tary Will sec that you get IL at once.
cessive arm pit Precipitation very quickly by
simply applying hydroized talo literally to
tho arm pits. This is the most satisfac-
s Tory article for the
troll. prevents fading and running OF gar
ments Mt the m-pits and Il Immediately
destroys not only all PRECIPITATION odors but
collod for perspirng feet. HydroIized taio
can no secured at any drug store and is
very economical
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CULPEPER
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Especial 10 The Times D.spatch.l
CGLPEPER. w. March oT.-Mrs
John CovingtOn entertained the En-
hroidcry Club and n number Of other
friends on Wednesday afternoon at her
home OH Piedmont street in compliment
10 her slster-in law. Mrs Fred BigEers
Of Warrentcn, who has been spending
some days with her. Others present
included Mesdamca Temple Hill. u
Jackson Eggborn. Charles FAINT. Silvey,
Edgar Nottingham. Jr,. Claude Royston:
Misses Lillian Sweeny. Helen Armstrong
Jennie Latham. Edna Wine, Bett and
Mamie Jones. Mamie Waite and George
.'eTries. Ices and other refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mrs. John stevens Jones. OF Peters
burg, arrived on Tuesday for visit
TO her uncle and aunt, NJ. and Mrs
W. r. Robertson. on Jnmesons Hill
Miss Vera Wagner, who has been
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. f. Wagner at tho Lodge, left
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
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Especial to The Times Dispatch1
LEXINGTON. VA, March 27.-Mr.
HARDWOOD. OF Lynchburg, spent several
days with his son Of tho fourth GLASS
laet week.
Cadets P. Potts and Holt loft sun
trance examinations for tho United
States Military Academy.
Mrs. Lamb. OF Richmond, visited her
son OF the fourth class recently.
Born to Colonel and Mrs r. T. Kor-
lin on March IL. a girl
Cadet Legset. class seventeen, has
plainheld. N. J.
Miss speck. of staunton. spent SOW
eraf, days here the past week
w. 7. Money. ex rs. is employed in
Winnipeg. Canada.
II. w. Smith. class II. is with tho
Westinghouse Electric Company. and
located at Williamsburg. Penn.
h. F. Wagner. 'O9. who has been en-
gagged in engineering work In the Canal
Zone for the past two years, has re-
turned. and win make his homo In
Lynchburg
Mr.. and Mr.. Mcainert. of Duluth.
class.
Cadets Bell. Boweing and Hepner
will compose Young Mems Christian
Association committee to nominate new
officers for the institute Young Mems
Christian Association OF this coming
year.
MIR. Lochc. of tho Methodist Church.
Will conduct the Sunday devotional
services OF tho Young Mems Christian
Association at tho institute next Sun
day.
On Monday night q reception was
held In honor OF Miss Mary Carter
Graham. OF Washington. given by Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew White Paxton Miss
Graham ls tho daughter of Assistant
Attorney General Graham. who was an
old Washington and Lee University stu
dent. and former resident Of Lex
inGton.
Drill for tho past two weeks has been
in EXTENDED order. battalion drill and
bayonets exercise.
Target practice is being held on tho
2oo-yard range.
Two interesting debates were hold at
recent meetings OF tho Cadet Dialectio
Society.
A successful presentation OF the play.
The Students Wedding" occurred on
Friday and Saturday. Other perform
anccs Will be given In the near future
in Lexington and Lynchburs. The play
was gotten up by the w. L. w. students
and young women OF Lexington.