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Evening star., 1915-04-01
Friday Special in
Woy,,en's Silk Hose.

100 dozen pairs of Women's
Boot Silk Hose, in nearly fifty
different shades, will be placed on
sale tomorrow morning. Well
made, with double soles and high
spliced heels.
Specially priced. 45c pair.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Specially priced, 45c pair.
And the following: :

SO pairs women's Tan COTTON Hose. medium
weight. with double soles and high spliced
heels: mended hose in sizes 81. 91s and 10. l0c
pair. Were 25c.
fashioned with double eoles and bixh spiiced
heels: sizes 81 Q and 91s; slightly imperfect:
25c pair. Were 50c.
SO pairs Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton Ho.e,
in tan. white and black sizes 8. 61k and ~.
35c 3 pairs for S1.O0 Were &c to. 4Sc.
Main floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-04-01

Enterad as second class mail matter at
the post Office at Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Wloo0war0 6 Iotbrop
New York-WAsHIN0ToN-
Attractive Remnant Day Values Ihoug ghout the Store

>reaakam amonow @eR Remnant will b N "a regardless
AAppn rough wi
dee
~
Tito 0 ar h
Evening star., 1915-04-01

PAYABLE in advance--by mail postage prepaid
Daily Sunday included, one month, 80 cents
Daily Sunday excepted, one month, 20 cents
Saturday Star. 81 year: Sunday star, 40 year.
Evening star., 1915-04-01

Special price of 15c each.
Were 2Sc to Soc each.
Fourth door. G street
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Friday Special in
Women's Isle Thread Vests

40 dozen Women's Swiss Rib
bed Lisle Thread Vests, In good
assortment of sizes; value
which is regularly offered at 25c.
Specially priced, 2lc each.
S for $1.O0.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Skirt Department.

I Plain TaiIored Skirt Of brown corduroy 25-
inch waist and 39-inch length: 2.95. Was S5.75
Navy Blue Ponlin Skirt. 25-inch waist and
Al inch length: 81 90. Was $6.75.
Black Serge Skirt In plain tailored style,
with side pockets: q sample model In 27-inch
watst and 41-inch length 1895. Regularly
$5.7E.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Editor
THEODORE W. MOVES. /.
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

Business Onice, 11th st. and Pennsylvania
Avenue
New York ONCE: Tribune Building.
Chicago Office: First National Bank
Building.
European Office: 3 Regent st.. London.
England.
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Friday Clearance of
Drapery Materials.

About $50 Remnants and short
lengths of curtain nets, muslins,
scrirns and various other fabrics
suitable for upholstery and dra-
perry use are offered in good
range of eolors and lengths, at
Evening star., 1915-04-01

IF good fellow could be as per
suasive gittin' friend not to take a
drink" said Uncle Eben, "as he is
gittin' a friend to take one, dishere
reformin' job 'ud be some easier"
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Imagination.

"a poet needs lot of imagination
"Yes. If he really waded around
in the wet grass looking at sunrises
and listening for robins he wouldn't
last long enough to write much po-
etry."
Evening star., 1915-04-01
Friday Clearance of
Silk B[ouses.

Many good models are included in
this lot-messaline. satin and lace,
chiffon and lace and all chiffon styles,
with long sleeves and low neck. Col
ors are plum, brown. navy, green,
black and Copenhagen. There are
also two styles of brown crepe de
chine.
$2.95 each, for Blouses that were
$5.75.
$3.95 each, for Blouses that were
$6.75.
Third floor, G. street.
Evening star., 1915-04-01

One.third to One-half the
Regular Prices.
Fourth floor G street
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Den beaige Stao. bIeo De faiteoe i
5pnaiel. 9uis bGeo efseommnmi-
ceret. % Der bleo laat Snteroict ouer
Rrna.
aor 6reoeas sfolo trof 0nis ia
citer aonaens 4aao bort ira Grol
til Ell Riooerborl. Der eieoes a Ell
ri hans 8enner. Men i 6efe Sm.
eaneu ii bans me 0p6olositeo beo.
blep ban at iorfon6e goan9eIiet, %
i Den 1io. ban if tilobers ira i'm
graoife8irfIom6eo. ffreo ban en-
RGffe sfriiter, Der ipreotes oper
6ele 9ol6et oa bi6roo meaet til at
6one @ei Tor De reformatotiffe
Confer.
Era oenne oeIiigfteIiesrige girf.
Iom6e6 bIeo Slis plil6feTig bortrc.
nct. 0a ban citer Sn6bo6plie 6roa til
airfeforiomlinaen / gonitona 6oor
6on troos aioet 2ei6e = fc0
Narnroaaen ~ iaofeoes beie1fe0e
lin 5ro meo fit 9fo6.
Mcn 1erom i nrite NrtifeI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Der blot at fal0e paa 5ielofon9en,
ioa fBrer ban benoe op til Soroen
igen, men bnn fan On fife after
fonlme til6aae ior at ipin0e Sub.
sim tpnfer iprit, at bun fult oil
lpin0e Ell fort 5i0, % iaa oil bun
~ til lin 6uitemano % 9iites nteo
am. Ofen 0a bun bar iaaet beapnot,
IN bun fife 6oIoe Do. 6itn alenf
ner iig ielo % ali aaoet ior @uloets
Sfplo. @nn tror. At 6un fun FAR
opret nogle ioa Mtaane0er Bier
1et. oa airfetloffens Slang % Sal.
meian9en en6pfia nanr neo til aea-
De og faloer benoe op, men 0o er
Der qnaet % anr. 6un fen0er fife
iia Iefo Ien9ere. 6en0es lln9oom
er 6orte. og bun er en- 9ammel
apiu0e, Der ifet life FAR 9ruq for
BET @nto, ION bun far ipunbet
lSarit Tor lent in0ier bun, at bun
bar bpret en- 8oare og %l06rpoer,
at 6rn 6ar Iofat fia iefo for @aI.
Def. Gin ltn96om if bun al0ri9 le.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

bet, og 9ipets 8nlo / benoes 9rpit
er 10tsrret; bun er treit til Dozen.
Nan trpffer mango Al Den Sla9s
netop / Dor 1io, De er lipstrptie %
feoe al 9inet. De gaor ioDenoe zen.
nen1 9ibet Of pao9ner fun p. mar
oct quIoer 9enae; men oeres llna.
oomstio foritaar De life at brli9e.
g marfer fife Qanoels 9in9eila9
/ oeres Sipl % ioler in life 6ooret
ooao % iremoo MOO itaoig Iniere
OF mere itraalenoe G1ne. Dc 9aar
@lip al 2ioets 6eoite 1io. 8aariioen,
IA anopperne foloer ia 10. o. alt
itaar arent / orent. 9aartioen meo
9opiprinq oa Spring n1oer Milloe
er en- 9etin0eIie ior, at SOFTEN fan
fomme. 9eriom oi fife bar opleoet
&oortioen, fan Ri finn bore 4oner,
Der faites bort o9 brpn6es, noor
Soften fommer.
0erfor: 9en6 Big ieIo og oit
Mnsbar!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

men = Ell 5reoieoel al 9eiolfnin.
gen er M 1pifere. ll6en 3rngt REP.
ieoe nan 9rpiternes oa Mnufenes
9pfleri 9%aitefnlo1eo Of oapeipae.
9eoraaeriet. Der tor / 6orbn0elie
me0 here's @nosonrfelie oeres 9il.
Ieoer. Aelifpier % dlterc. 9eifol6-
ninoen ior aqtteri iIpnaeoe 6an i
fit 9nrf oapofoaia@ tifbaae ouer
iine anflaaere.
Zen anoen. willie Al arome.
rise. boo6e naret Scfretqr % lin.
~6erfansler Dos aona Gorf. men ban.
be ainet affalo paa ale ine 1ios
fomiter % 5ieueiter Tor / 5attia-
Dom % 00nmheo At prp0ife gnon-
aeIiet. ; ben FRO, at 9er0ens Gnoe
oar nar. 0roa ban 1867 til Rom
for At are Urban ben dente be.
fen0t meo I'm 5eori ON npofafpp.
tiif 3crtolfnina, men nn69if meo
afe0 o. nnppe Snfoiiitiouen. San
reiic til groa. hpor ban b%elliac6e
III If mc6 iornnet araif at iorfnn.
De eponaeliet. Sans arbei0e f6rte
bf q. til 10 Snn0re6e fal0ne anin.
6ers 8e6nina. Meo 9iitano al
Qraas Han0mpno opiprte ban for
Dem en- Contribution. iom ban fal6te
Seru'alem. altioa IN 5faas WaQSa.
Ieueiiitelie. San blen III ii6ite an
Haaet for at oare aatter. men fer
9ommen iaGat o0er BAN. fal0te6er.
rem BAN bort ira 6enne Soro.
Zen treble n oisie fremroaenoe
eomaeliiter par ~ attbins af
Sanom. Der Itammeoe ira 6e6.
mill Noel. : wiiorten Mar arbei6eoe
ban Iom 9rrit / 4rna. 9iaeiom lin
9oraanaer Milic reoieoe ban ufor.
fpr0et Mhlnfenes Carter oa aolfets
(Gpnoer. o. foroemte 0nrfelien al
oe ReIifoier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10


mellem Gus o. Migrfe. % ait. bpao
ri ger, iiger o0 tunfer. 6rin1er
@pgtifaalen til at 6uloe til Den
enc eaer nloen Si0e. Get fan DQrc
oei 9patifaaI. Der pier port eaet
1iertes 5ifitaao, o. bet fan bure
oeu. Der piier Samflnoets. Ger er
life Ell al os, iom life er meo til at
inonirfe poa Geatifaalen. 9taar Der
ierss aria / 9er0etl. fan noale Can
Dc pare nelttrale; men oct gnIoer
life / ben aomp, Der iorgaar mel.
lem 9os oa Merfe. mellem 9oot %
onot. 3 Den aon1p fan ingen bpre
neutral; men ale mac ta0e Stil.
Ting enten for eler imo0. Gen. ser
life er Tor mi9. er imo0 MIG, tiger
Seins, o. Groieten llotaIer bet enc
MI ifnrpere, i0et ban ii8er. at ior-
OIL on 9oetieii II ioio euet outnit
men illf1teh, oil le9 ltolp9 dig a.
min 0tn0. PEI, inaen fan pore
neutral, lfl9el tan llaa ioefiofi
9eanae Here olloet litieff opIhi,
iofoi DC BAR ilhoiaoi ii gre hoaei
aoot. e1o lofoi De par 9lot he9et
olof. aPni paa oea fi9e Qtafo %
Sa3afas5 zen fi9e 9failo d III.
teri ieoet et pPoefii9i Sio. pan
mar 9oiol ,fell lalllliiea iheo liilt
Seilaef, lpili 900 0aao % 9aaa
pfa9tl5e aiPoef. wen DEL oof lia
Tile oet, Der oelllie nam. eel ct
oeil ri9e 09aaos yell IL qaR a'e
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% e~elieoh'n9 III of9.
9i' Ger 9efae OIL ilelle arlltils %
JON Solfef o9 s9lei, bar ef
ltoft aliloat ooerlor 9efoefl, oef
oellfer iio9ef al os. @eroefl oar9'ef Ill
al oehte ho9et a os, ehoo9 aoaet ille.
aet liorf. Zen bar Net I'll al oenfe
a. os, al oi er 9effe oort e9ei
9as' men poor i'lallae ef oetI 20
falfe l@fil9 III o9 Ileo un9.
oollliilell l when I oeil lofiltilfeSio.
Sollllerhe oiioe are Dc lh9e III
oQ9ti9e' oeitalelloe 0telllleltef, Dc
olloe ehoo9 gre Dem laa ooafl9e,
II DC tafoe forloofe poao JON 9eili
al De tlilloe forloafe a~fetiPfol9peo
% 9efe ooloi III lori 81 ollloelloi.
WOO oena ifaaofe Sotfates op OF
lo9oe, al ell laaooll sRfe soei999ef
oaaoe Safilillloei oa oea eileile
Smoqeoea itPoe9 alloef eeooef
Sfeoet Tor al toilllile rem % Oil.
DC ooloi 2efe Memo OH let95
laaoe Sotfates. % nan loflloo al
oll' oU''. u VI 9g''l'e 1"0s :,
sls''s' W - 9s.l'"' sse''aa.'I'
NV, ~. y, '','0tn NJ pip' :,
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9g'oe', lOa' Z t'pe'' VI ", '''s',
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9'' 0e' VI u ~ o,s1 S''", pua,
9oeo o' wv " 9og'lo1 VI WI III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
su mrrfeliac giIlebrr.

1isie ire 6orfpn0re al GoaaaeIi.
ct bIeo dorIsbere Tor 9eiormationen
| 9s6men.
Raa ben lib. boorom Der her er
3ole, eieoe prog ct bersmt llniuer.
fitet. Der ns0 Iige Inieelie meo Uni
beriiteterne | 9aris OF Grior0, Den
oapprenoe ~ariitenooms iornemlte
eproomsipoer. Sao popnInrt bar
Oct. Of ma tpe6e BERTH ira belle
9pffnn0s. De fremme6e S%hi0enter
bar | 5oI Ianat Here emo De beh.
miife Sti6enter % 6ao6p 6erfor
aIti0 Waioriteten oe6 8olqet al
8eftor og grofesiorer.
Proa.llniueriitetet III en- DAG
@eisa nj TO enaeGife 3eoloaer, "a.
mes oe Gonaro af Canterbury. Dc
beapn0te at holoe oifentlige 9iIpu.
tatier ON gdpe6smmet. men auto.
riteterne iatte 6urtia en- 5topper
berior Or fmoe imiolerti6 an6et
| % mere emo bofoc 0%ispntatier DC
bar oaiaa almitnere o. fun6e male
gle0 9iIIa6elie Al 8rrten. hos
nucn D. hee6e. maleae Be paa zen
en- 9pl [ slliets aorri0or # nj
Ie6e n asiiti nSmnoe Snotoa i Il.
rlialem pa ben mo6iotie 9r9 ct
@iIIe0e Al gaben3 i%traalea6c 0ptoa.
Ranae Wennefer iirsmms0a til
for at ie oisie 9iae6cf, on ne6 at
Iaaae Rrrfe til Den ffarpe aon.
trait. mo6toa DC Ell anifiipIiesnm.
oeroisnina, Der life flin6e nn6et emo
fate npe 1nnfer / geupaelie.
9lanot Dem. Der Iaa oisir 9iae.
Der. nar Soban Suis. Ser beia6 en-
Stiaing Tom 2eetor beb llnioeriite.
let snnet al oisie 1ior6e ct itprft
Snoirpt pao BAN, o. mco itsrre +
Der emo fsr faite6c ban IN oper
Shioid al ben enaelffe Reformation
Sobn @Dcfefs sfrifter. ben Wan6,
Der hanoe orret to eugefife 5eolo.
GERS Carer
Zen sn6. iom Qpsnin1rn al
aotlifs o. @ottbias af Sonoips
sfriiter ioacoe / Snfs' Sierte, FIJI.
De mart barre ben riaeite 3ruat
Otter fin Ordination traf 6uis
fi9 tilba8e ira 9ipets 8er0slig9eo
for belt at ORE iia for fin @ernina
fom eoanaeIiets 5orfpn6er. ioet ban
Iiaefom fine 5orapneere Milic %
Mattbios prn0ifeoe SUBS Orc, Iom
Oct finOes De belize Sfriiter o.
ieate at pqffe fine 9ifbsrerc til at
fsre Ell mt Gin.
On aebmonO ! Rrag peo Raon
aren5 hnooe griifoet oct ionfnl0te
Bethlehem I. QopeI, bpor GpangeIiet
ifiiI0e ~forfpnoes | oen behmiife Tim.
&c. Suis mootoe aaIoelien til at
prre bette aopeIs grGit.
Niraflerne / BaIsnaf.
8pen @aIsnaf, npr N~itteHber9,
bleu paa oenne lib ct meaet be.
rent WaIinrtsiteo. 1uiiuSer at Bill
crime Itremmcoe til for at bIipe bel.
lbrebt beo ariiti BLOB. Tom ffnIoe
finoes Der. 8 @uinerne al en- airfe
bnpoe man | en- SnIbeo | en- Sten |
Mterri finoet TO 0aoperbrs0. 9re.
6ene bar bloofarpeoe. oa 9rqiterne
pnnftoo, at Oct por Britt BLOB.
Der bfep ue6fnt en- aommisiion,
bDor1f Siifs bar Meolem, til at as.
re WirnfIerne, bette Blob foraorfa.
aeoe, til @enitano for nrrmere grs.
belle.
Der blep inot ON en- Dreng, at
bans Too bar bleben belbreoct peo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
WORT ACKNOWLEDGES historic
1815-189O.
AT Alex. Thors9e.

I'm af Historiens NEST begivenhedsrige Perioder belyst
pa en- udf6rlig og for enhyer anskuelig Made at en- af Dan
marks NEST fremragende Historikere.
Lasning af denne Bog vii sette en- Stand til langt bedre
at kunne forstaa og fdge Udyiklingen yor egen beve-
gede It'd.
Bogen er paa 79l Slider og har varet meget dyr. K6b az
ct stprre PART har imidlertid sat os i Stand til at tnbyde den
/ net og solid Indbinding til den yderst beskedne Prs at $500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
UNDER HUsET GLYKsBURG
1863-1913.

Spredte Trek af Tdens Historic gennem 80 Aar Dan
mark we'd Carl f. S imonsen.
1886 Slider med mango Portrntter af fremragende danske
Mand. l flint Komponeret P~ragtbind. Egner sig ypperligt
som Gavebog.
Pris $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

os, oct, iom tn9er i6rite Rla0s /
port Sierte al ior0iife Ting, er Dor
4igno. Ger er noget at tpnfe poo
og fomme til alarbeo ooer.
Mnnae asr 9en9e til 6eres ri.
quo. 9anfen ON at tiene 8enae fpl.
Der Dem ierit % iioit, oct er oereS
Maol, oct bigger De eiter. DC tror.
at Ren9e fan bringe Dem 2offe, og
oct enoer meo, at 8enae lpnfebin.
Der Dem. 0igteren Salcb niIer os /
nSGtrene poa 9innefullen", hnil-
fen Nfagt Renge fan bape, og bnor.
lc0es DC fan ta9e Dor llna0omstio
ira oS. ltng0omstioen er Den 6erfia-
tie Ii0, ser bD0er pon De riae, pgte,
.lipsiriife @lG0er, Iom er iaa IoIiot
ct @rlinoIn9 for Den ieIaenoe 5iA,
on bDer moa toge en- @erning op.
5ortuaingen piier os en- apinOe,
6os buem @uloteriten bar fooct
Oberbaon6. Sum fommer til 6ieGo.
fonoens Stem, boor bun ipinoer
@ulo. Sum maa ipinoe ian lGnge,
iom bun piI, og alt oct @llo, Iom
bun ipinoer, er benoes. SUN bebp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17

Radford, Va. Oct 1e.---A con-
tract has been given the Davey tree
surgeons TO treat the trees on q part
of the Normal School campus. This
beautiful grove surrounding some OF
the building Includes eight acres OF
virgin forest.
Hugh Robertson. OF Richmond. vol
unteer student secretary, addressed
the interest Of the state Student Vol
unteer convention, which wifi be hold
at Farmvfrle. October 20 TO 81. Sew
eral student delegates Will attend this
convention.
Professor Joseph D. A~ent ieft FRI
day for Grayson County, He VIII
address tho County Teachers Instf-
tute at Independence on Friday. On
Saturday night ne will deliver an ad-
dress at the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict Agricultural High School at Elk
Creek. Professor w. r. Gilbert will
also speak to the Smyth County teach
ers on Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Caldwell. Of Roanoke.
formerly the president Of the WomAn's
Federated Clubs OF Virginia, will de-
liver an address before the Normal
School on October -. The subject OF
her address will he tho opportunities
for social and intellectual life for
women In rural and village sectionA
The demonstration work in Do
m este science and manual arts In
the rural schools win begin this week.
This is under tho direction Of Miss
NIL Moffctt The primary purpose
OF this work 10 to famniari1e the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17

hin. Colonel Wise 10 now practicing
Law in Richmond
Mrs F. II. Mead entertained very
delightfully."- At tea Thursday evening
IN honor OF her two guests, Miss Stone,
of New Orleans, and Miss Pendleton.
daughter Of General Pendleton, Z. s.
A. retired. Miss Barbara Bruce serv-
ed.
Captain l. l. Leach. who for the
past few weeks has been confined to
the Institute Hospital with pneumonia,
has returned to duty. and Is again on
the field coaching the team.
Mr.. r. Jones. Of Norfolk. has been
tho guest Of his brother. Colonel r. A.
Jones, on the hill.
Mr.. Charles Sansherry, OF Anderson.
Indiana. has been the guest Of Mrs.
Maria Pratt, while visiting his son.
Cadet Sansherry, OF the first class.
General E w. Nichols left Lexing-
ton on Friday for Richmond, where
tonight In the Chamber OF Commerce
he made an address under the aus
pieces Of the National Security League
on "Peace-A Means TO That End"
General Nichols will return to Lex
iAgton on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
Inwrencevtlle Gard Party

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
I.awrenceville. Va. Oct 16.-Tues-
day afternoon from $3.50 to ESQ
o'clock the Auction Bridge Club OF
Lawrenceville was delightfully."- enter
tanned at the residence OF Mrs F. r.
Turnbull. Jr. Mrs. F. r. Turnhull,
Jr.. Mrs. W. Emory Elmore. and Mrs
Walter Turnhull being hostesses OF the
occasion. Decorations of ferns, palms
ported plants and candles were used
everywhere, the color scheme being
pink and green. The game, which
was played at six tables, with very
attractive prizes, was followed by re-
freshments. The surprise of the at
ternoon. however. came when. as the
guests were about to leave. a wedding
march resounded and the dining room
doors opening disclosed a long table
cleaning with lights and touches OF
pink and green Under central white
wedding bell a miniature bride and
groom were surrounded on all sides
with tees served as pink wedding bells
and hearts where fair Cupids still shot
arrows, with various heart-shaped
CONNECTIONS. It remained only 70 draw
from favors tiny pink slippers fitted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17

church members. The N. A. u. IL the
result of two great pass-meetfngs
held in New York and Philadelphia,
addressed by william Jennings Bryan.
1t is non-sectarian and non-political.
A committee Of one hundred leaders
in the Industrial, financial and labor
worlds, will! appoint an executive COM
mittee TO carry on the work. An adj
visory committee includes nine United
States senator's, twenty-one members
OF Congress. ten governors, church
dignitaries, and leaders of national
temperance organizations. The found
ers Of the National Abstainers' Union
characterize It as a movement ito I'M
prove the public health, safeguard
the home, and ennbble Humanity"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17

seniors who assist In this work with
the problems Of domestic science IN
the one-room schools.
A bulletin outlining the work Of the
Appalachian School Improvement
Foundation and other constructive
educational organizations In South
vast Virginia will soon be published
for the use Of school improvement
leagues and teachers for Patrons Day
exercises A meeting Of the board Of
trustees Of the Appalachian School
Improvement Foundation will be call
ed at East Radford some time this
fall. Thfs board includes many OF
the most prominent men In this part
Of the state. among whom may be
mentioned Judge A Buchanan. ex-
member Of the Supreme Court OF Vir-
gfniz: r. Tate Irvine. Big Stone Gap.
DIR. e. g. Williams. State health COM
missioner. Richmond; H. w. Powers.
business man Of Bristol: r. l. Has
singer. business man Of Konnarock.
Va: H. E widener, attorney at law.
Abingdon; DR. G. H. Gilmsr, Presby-
terrain divine. Draper. Va; F. ". N.
Painter. Salem: and NJ H. Jackson.
Ivanhoe: DIR. ]. p Mcconnell is presi-
dent OF the board OF trustees. and
Professor w. f. Gilbert. secretary
g. A. Ackley. State secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A.. spent Thursday at the
Normal School In conference with
DR. Mcconnell and w c. McCarty in
regard to the Y. NJ. c. A. work In
Southwest Virginia. The work for
the past year has been very success
full and larger work is planned for
the coming year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
BIRDS ARE GUARDIANS
OF THE ATMOSPHERE

birds are the guardians Of the at
mosphere. They check the increase OF
insects that otherwise would overload
Il woodpeckers, crsspers and
ah1ckadees are the guardians Of the
f1ynks Of trees warbasrs ana ny
|ea6UAkees protect the foliage. Black
AirdA crows thrushos and lArles pro-
go he Gurface Of the soil. 0uipe and
WooAcock protect tho soil under the
UoxlAnA
Xech trfbs has its respective duties
|ea perfoYm in the economy Of nature
I'D It II an undoubted fact that II
tAev WIRE all swept or tho face of
The earth man could not live upon u;
vegetation would wither and die; In
op0tp would become 10 numerous that
no fiviug being could Withstand their
attacks. The great and inestiYnabie
FoeyIce done to tho farmer by the
BIRDS . only becoming known by sad
experience. Spare the birds ana save
tho fruit: the little corn and fruit
taken BY them IL more than paid for
|hv the quantities of noxious insects
they destroy.
Birds are to the farmer in melody
Whist flowers are IN fragrance to the
home. 70 there anything more cheer
| 1ng around the home or farm than the
hnEing OF birds? What more entranc-
| ike music than that Of choir Of song
birds OF every description during
rrcr' The protection OF birds means
fhc dcrt~,ictson Of nserts.--yirginia
Agriculture Department Bulletin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17

with rice-filled hose---the little hand
painted cards announcing the engage
ment OF Miss Mary Thornton Turnbull
to Mr.. William Rogers Vaughan. Miss
Turnbull, who is daughter OF former
Congressman Robert Turnbull and
Mrs Turnbull. of Lawrenceville, Is an
extremely pretty and charming girl.
and as a debutante of last winter was
much admired. Mr.. Vaughan is a
prominent and popular young business
man of South Boston. Va. The we'd
ding is set for Wednesday. November
II. and on account Of the prominence
of both families, will doubtless be a
brilliant affair.
The guests present were; Mrs.
Robert Turnbull. Mrs J. NJ. Turnbull.
Mrs. N. T. Purdy, Mrs. Stuart Jones,
Mrs. II. d. Prince. Mrs. C. II. Sebrell.
Mrs. F. w. Davie, Mrs. !. r. Owens.
Mrs H. L. Heartweil, Mrs w. II.
Lewis Mrs. David Hicks, Mrs. D. d.
Sizer, Mrs. Charles r. Turnbull, Mrs.
C. L. Palmer, Mrs. Charles Turnbull,
Mrs. f. r. Turnbull, Mrs. C. f. May,
Mrs. N l.. Claiborne, Mrs. b J.
Lewis, Misses Mary Tohrnton Turn
bull. Harriet Purdy, May Tucker,
Mamie Wimbish. Maude Purdy, Grace
Mallory. Helen Massie, Maria Dor.eh,
Marguerite Bayley, Lizzie Turnbull.
Bette Tabh, Evans, Turner and
Elizabe Turnbull.