O'Connell, who has since joined the Aviation Corps and won marked distinction. Third from the left is "Ned" Salisbury, of Chicago, and the next four in the foreground are Herman A. Webster, of Yale; A. Piatt Andrew, once Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; J. Home, of New York, and Norman Barclay, of Yale. No. 5 shows members of the corps carrying a wounded soldier into the American Ambulance Hospital supported by Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt. No. 6 depicts the dugout of A. Piatt Andrew after it had been wrecked by a German shell. Fortunately none of the eight drivers who shared this dugout with Mr. Andrew was within when the shell struck it.

The rainfall for the 24 hours between 9 a.m. and 9 a.m. Tuesday was 6 of an inch. Reinhold Dahlberg and daughter, Violet, who have been the guests of Frank Dahlberg and family for the past two weeks left today for their home in Birdseye, Mont. They were accompanied as far as Butte by Mrs. Walter Shawver and Miss Iva Erickson.

Mrs. Edward M. Hulme, with her children, has taken a cottage for the summer at Eagle Harbor, six miles west of Seattle on Puget Sound. The Hulme cottage is located near that occupied by the family of Herbert T. Condon, formerly registrar of the university and now connected with the University of Washington in similar capacity. 