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HEADS OAK LANE RED CROSS
Much of tho success achieved by
this active unit in tho army of wnr
relief workers is duo to tho energy
displayed by Mrs. H. E. Asbury.
Her own efforts and thoso of her
co-workers have borno fruit in
substantial donations in money and
supplies for tho American base
hospitals already in France and. for
those now preparing to sail for tho
war front. The Oak Lane unit re
cently held an entertainment for
the fund which was highly successful.
FRENCH NOBLEWOMAN TO LIVE
HERE
Baroness de la Grange, wife of Lieutenant
do la Grange, of tho French army, who has
taken a house in Washington for the coming
social season.
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A BELLE OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Miss Margaret Reed, daughter of
Mrs. George Reed, well known and
a great favorito in the resident and
official social circles of Washington.
Miss Reed's popularity is not con
fined to members of these two sets,
as she is widely known beyond tho
social limits of the national capital
by reason of her charming person
ality. She is also noted for her
participation in outdoor amusements.
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ENVOY OF KING ALBERT
Major General Mathieu Leclcrcq is the
military head of tho Belgian Mission to tho
United States now in this country.
A CHAMPION POLE VAULTER
Ralph Runyon, State College, '19,
in clearing twelve feet four inches
in the Mcadowbrooli games topped
the college record by seven inches.
Runyon's career gives ericSurage
ment to his admirers, who look
upon him as destined to smash all
pole-vaulting figures before tho
close of hia college career two
years hence.
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SPEEDY PENN STATE RUNNER
With records of 1:C9 and 4:26 2-fi,
respectively, Lawrence M. Shields,
'19, holds tho college championships
in tho 880-yard and one-milo
classes. Shields's flying start in
breaking tho records makes tho
mercury-footed star a dangerous
prospect in these two classes for
world's record honors on tho cinder
paths winthin tho next few years.
A PATRIOTIC MASCOT
James S. Cluley, of West Philadelphia, who holds
that "rank" in Company H, of the Sixth Pennsyl
vania Infantry, n he appears in his fighting togj
with his regiment.
COMMANDS BOYS' BRIGADE
Colonel Charles Roth, of the First
Regiment of Pennsylvania, is an
executive widely known in the
junior army throughout the country.
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CHINESE IN UNITED STATES SERVICE
Lincoln Shah,, son of. Kal Fu Shah, former
Chinese Minister to this country, has joined the
Junior American Guard and remains in Wash
ington. His father has returned to China,
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least nourishing.
Bawled Out
Jack SlowRiiy May I cr Ulss
you?
Jane Fastjanc What do you want
written permission1?
An Unlikely Event
Ho if i stole rv kiss would you
scream for your pnrents?
She No, not unless you wnntcrl to
kiss tho vliolo family.
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A Pun of Deepest Djt
An old carpet I sent to b'dyr
A deep yellow; the dye-work
Joker
Replied, "Use of rice Is denier
But herewith Is your tapis ,
London Opl
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Iondon Oi
"I hear you've worked on 0)
good many years, Mrs. Wlffti.
what toilet cream have you fou:
for tho hands?"
The, Maid Was- Sure
Lady of tho House I thl-
will not find me difficult t(
Marie.
New Maid I am sure not,
I saw your husband as I can
Patriotic Rivalry
A man wo hate
Is Samuel Uowors;
Ills backyard garden's
Better'n ours.
War Tragedies
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First Weary Willie (studying war
news) I wish tho Itusslans wo,uld begin
again.
Secoml Weary Willie Why?
First Weary Willie 'Cos we're doln'
a1! the work at present.
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SCHOOL DAYS
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Stude Schwab, sir.
Prof. Ob or ab?
Stude Lltt B., sir.
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The Proof of the Pudd
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Anna la your new suitor
Belle Well, I should say sol
five courses at dinner.
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tha anxtcus mother,
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