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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-04
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Ferry Streets. tor Petersburg:
20. !. s. %. 10, ii. ~ -. NJ. !. .. 49, t. s.
''5:i5. t. I. 5. -, 10 L. u.
ii:o) T. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight 70.
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg foot of Sycamore
Street. Tor south Rlchmond:
t5;lb. Gas; '7:Sl '.35. s:sa. 9:a5 o:ss. IL ga
y. NJ. 1888 49, 2:35 3 35. Il 30. 1885, 6:3J
1905 'I:Sj. S;35, 9;S5. 'l0:io ll:i0 L. NJ.
rpaiy except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
''Lmited. except sundays and HOLIDAYS
Al! ears from Petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond.
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1000 BLOCK WEST GRACE STREET..
eie"en-room detached house Mt very
low price: hot water hoat ana com
bination fixtures Lot 2SxIiO feet Ia
2O-IOot alloy. u \. WALKk,It A. 20
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Atlantic Coast Line
Ahc Siandar,. knl!ronu NJ tnr south.

INC SiAnUArt. ktl!rOnu NJ tnr south.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 9. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and south: s:i5 a 81. and s:al
For norfolk: 400 ~ NJ. 800 p. NJ. 4:,o =.
81.
For y. & w. .Ry, vest: els a AZ. $50 ~
N. f.. NJ. s:23 Z. Il.
For Petersburg: 100 a. II. Sis A AZ.
s:i5 a. Al. 900 a NJ. $50 y. 81. 1900 Z. NJ,
t:l0 +. al. e:o5 u. Al. e.a5 a. Al. $50 r.. ~.
l:i5 T. NJ.
For Goldsborc and Fayetteville: .I:Io p. NJ
rrainr arrive Richmond daily: 5:05 A ~.
lo:ia \. NJ, $50 y. NJ. 1877 A ~.
''io:ti A Al. li:-V A. NJ. .::lo N. 'sl:+j
Z. Al. Cos T. ~. G:SJ 4 Al. s:o0 l.. ~, $500
T.. ii. IL so l.. 81.
Except Sunday. ''Sunday only
Time -: arrival md departure ano connec-
tons not Euaranterd.
e. z CAsIpDEl.I- D. p. A. Main ST
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIII;
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAS'r-
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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BY C. l.. s. H. L. Dcnoon,
Real Estate Auctionecrs
SALE OF THE NEW, MOD
ERN. BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1922 w. Cary St.

Ry virtue OF n deed OF trust. dated
May Is. 1912, and of record in Rich
mona Chancery Court. Deed :'ook. No
2i6 ID, page 36i. default having been
made in tho payment of the debt
therein secured, and being required go
to do. will sell b. public auction. on
the premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1918.
at o'clock L. NJ.
the new medium sized. brick dwelling.
No 1922 West Cary Street, fronting
nineteen feet eleven and one-halt
inches on the north side of Cary Street,
and running back between parallel
lines to the alley in rear of said lot.
The dwelling is new. modern, we'll
built and occupied By excellent tenants
at good rental.
TERMS: Cash az to expenses Of sale
10 pay n note OF $1,000. with interest
from September -. 1918: balance at
one and two years, or all cash at OPP
ton of purchaser
w. ]. WHITEHURST.
Trustee.
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OLD nnNlINION LiNr.

CFs.0
Lv. Richmond foot or Ash 81. daily go p 81
Leave .NeNp vI. NeNs........ A. II.
Ari'No Nofiok. ;:.....:..'.... 100 ~ II.
Norfolk Tor sew York daily, except sunday
l.yt L. NJ. Connections also mace by n, IL
w. Ky. ) T. and Z. & y. ny. nj Z. ~.
Night line steamers stop Claromort ~
land or receive passengers Oh signal. and wan
Se met oy pubic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NASls,ATiDN co tEnactiv,
Apih sl.--Jaues it;Ner by daylight 20. No--
folk ana Old ioint Newport News aad ali
james river landings Steamer leaves Non.
day Wednesday and Friday at 6:Cn A. a.
Freight received Tor nil jams piv.r Points
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sEAEuAKu AIR LiNE

E.
south bound Grains scheduled leave Rich
mond daily: s:e0 a. M.-l.ocal to Norllnn
l;lo Z. A.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta
birmingham. savannah. Jacksonville. n:nS
mingham. Memphis. i:e0 \. M.--Sleepers and
coaches Jacksonville. Northhound trains
scheduled to arrive In RichmonL daily: :35
~ 81. lao A. M. 5:Js =. T.. $50 II ~ Local
Richinond ana Chesapeake Day Railway.
Schsdule OF Electric Trains. effective Nay
80, 1912: Leave Richmond. laurel and Broad
streets: b'd:o5 a. IL. '7:lO a. Al. bs:lo A.
a.. sio 4; A.. '-l0;lo 4. A.. ll:lo a. N. l;is
i. NJ, 2:l0 l.. NJ. $40 L. M. bi.lO r. N 5:2S
y. NJ. $40 T. NJ. $40 Z. Il. bs;,o r. NJ.
1910 4. NJ. HAS Z. NJ. Leave Ashland, Eng.
land ard Maple Streets: e 20 y. Nj, pi :OJ A
Nj. 500 a. Nj. b90O ~ I'd. 1890 A. 81. ..i1 :5j
A. ~. 1890 NJ. -'l:n =. NJ. 2:t3 i. NJ, 100
r. 81" 4:g' +. NJ. b5:9o X NJ. 500 +. NJ. 7:9s
DAILY except Sunday. "Suacay only.
bCarries baggage.
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High Constable S Sale

l viii sell by public auction. on
SATURDAY, ATH OF OCTOBER. 1913
at 10 o'clock \. NJ,
at No. 317 North Fourth. the following
property. to satisfy distress warrants
VS.. ~ Peterson in my hands: Lot OF
Household Furniture.
TERMS: Cash
w. II. WYATT, JR,
IL G., G. =.
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In the matter OF No. l343
LOUIS GOLDBERG, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
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FOR SALE WEST END LOTS ON
Madison 1867. Monroe 2Di4-I
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HAVE y SIX ROOM HOUSE ~
Highland Park | must sell II has
six rooms bath. electric lights. etc.
Price, $4,000. Terms only 5000 and
balance easy. Address * 29T. care
TiineS- Disnatch
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SAVE YOCRSELF
Gankrupt Ruttrea

/
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
~, on reading the petition FOR dis.
charge of the bankrupt, II is
va o re- by me court, that hearing
or NoVEMBER, A. d., 1913. before
said court. at Richmond. in said dis
trict. ut / . o'clock noon; and that notice
hereof be published in Tho Tines
Dispatch. newspaper printed in said
district. and that all known creditors
ana other persons In interest may APP
show cause, If any they have. why the
prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And it is further ordered by tho
court that the clerk shall send by mail
to ~ known creditors copies OF said
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
mond. in said district. on tho 27th dny
of september, y. D., 1913.
JosErH P. BRADY.
MIR. JOHN I; ,. Blake, s'"'
IN TILE DIL:S5TRIcT COURT or THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
III iut l1ldilsG Oh NO. 1913.
LOUIS GOLDBERG, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING on,
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF LOUIS GOLDBERG.
OF hIchmond. IN the County Of Hen
rico. and district aforcsaid-Banls-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
"Oth day Of Septemhcr. a. d.. 1913. the
said LOUIS GOLDBERG was duly ad-
1uficatcd bankrupt, and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
in my Office. Rooms Nos S02 ana so
American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Va, ON the 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, ~. D.. 1913. Mt 10 O'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee examine the
bankrupt. and transact such OTHER
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. r. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
October 2. 1913
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2ufIceG
THE KlcHMoND POLICE FOL

WIDE SIDEWALKS IN FRONT OF
every lot IN North Richmond Terrace
Sales Office. llol Va. hallway and
Power Hut!dinp
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STEAMBOATS,

- - - @>|--->-~>~>~~>>>
All Travel Arrangements over one
Counter.
American or European.
Railroad. Steamship and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. IaXicab, Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
500 East Main street.
Branch Offices: Jcffer on-AIurpiy'.-
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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agents lllantro

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL. AND
take orders for ready selling house
hold necessity Big money made:
reference required. CNEEDA SALES
90. s2S Broad street. Newark. y. J.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FIOS-
FIX Ties 100 per cent profit; sample
l6c. Write for proposition. FISHER
ENlTIING co. WhitesSoro Street.
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Jpr SALE

ONE TOP BUGGY, NEWLY PAINTED.
S35.
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Financial
Rfrting6
NOTICE.

w
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Virginia State Insurance Company
having reinsured the business OF the
company In the German American
Insurance Company. OF New York
have called special meeting of tho
stockholders OF the company to DO
corner OF Fifth and Main Streets.
Richmond, Va, ut IL o'clock NJ. on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of October
1913, to take the necessary steps for
liquidating the assets OF the com
pany. the payment of it's debts, the
distribution OF the remainder among
the stock olders. and for the trans
action OF such other business as may
he deemed requisite to effect tho
winding up OF the affairs and the
dissolution of the corporation
WILLIAM II. MILLER,
Tr..n
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Kfal Cstatf SLlanreo

WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE pvR.
chaser for modern six to eil-ht-roon
mouse in desirabl. location in West
End price not over $1,000; side street
no o1Jcction. Cali Madison 80 to-day
and let us know what you have. u
y WALKER & co
WANTED, TO RENT OR BUY SEVEN
or cight-room house in Barton
Heights or Norwood. :. l.. THOMAS
railroad y. NJ. &. A
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON
NELLY co. Nri;o pcstp COR nee
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ncht Avenue rcsid"nc" FOR house on
Grove Avenue. West Grace Stree; or
in Gintcr Park at price not over
$1,000: fourteen rooms. two baths
ana All modern couvculeiiccs Lot
o'SlSo rect. ID. \. WALkER * co.
NINE ROOM DETACHED HOUSE on
c cItuart mHfnno at $S.3oo In first
CO. ~
1909 BLOCK WEST GRACE STREET.
low price: hot water hear and com
bination nxtures Lot 2SxIio f.,t "a
2o-foot alley. -. y, WALK EIt & co.
FOE Prs SALE tl;a,.,, VEST END LOTS ON
Madison 1861 Monio" 2si4-L '"''s'
SEE NORTH RICHMOND TERRACE
before buying elsewhere. You'll not
regret IT. sales office. lI0l Va. Rail
wa and Power building.
, HAZE Two SMALL HOUSES IN
year: Will sell cheap. "a nee,
money. small cash payment and bal
ance less Than rent Address j 24S.
care Times Dispatch.
| HAVE SOME GOOD ERICK RENTAL,
property. unencumbered wish 10
trade az part payment on y West End
home about $1,000 or $4,000. If you
can g. on, offer me ANYTHING let me have
2+9, care Times Dispatch
l HAVE \ SIN ROOM HOUSE IL
Highland Park must sell. II has
six rooms. bath. electric lights etc
Price, $4,000. Terms only S3OO and
balance easy. Address * 2g7, care
Times Dispatch.
SUBURBAN HOME. WITH MODERN
cpnyenienccs, for sale with 100 acres
land; good water and excellent ioca-
ton. within 30 minutes Of Richmond;
convenient to both steam and cleo
trio roads Address for interview
II 20i. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. 1920 HANOVER AVENUE.
1908 Grove Avenue, new houses
ready TO move In. Madison 1862. Mon
roe 23ifL.
NORTH RICnM0ND TERRACE LOTS
front on North, Barton and Lamb
Avenues. Sales office. l10l Va. Rail-
way and Power Buildlng.
FOR SALE. NEW GROVE AVENUE
home. direct from owner VIII
trade for small improved property
. l63. care Times Dispatch.
BEAUTIErL LOTS IN NORTH RICH
lnond Terrace with large. original
oak trees. Sales office. lIOl Va Rail-
way and Power Building.
FOR SALE. 1909 GROVE AVENUE. 4
new house, ten rooms. two baths.
nhoncs. be!l call in all bedrooms:
Monroe 2944-L
GlNTER PARK HOME, EIGHT ROOMS.
strictly modern. must be sold in the
next few days. Only $4,000 Adj
dress = l3o. care Times Dispatch.
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TWO TOP WAGONS. NEWLY PAINT
ed. $50 and $40
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E-KoOM DETACHED HOUSE on
Stuart Avenue at So 400 In 49,;
CLASS condition. ID. y. WALKER Il
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EeaI C5tatr for iafnt

70 SOUTH TWELFTH STREET. IN
expired lease OF l-2 months. Can
be rented at very small price. Apply
NIEGlNIA SCHOOL SUPPLY Co, or
y. w. Bnwc & Sons.
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oNEE TOP BUGGY. STEEL TIRES,
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Drf, Coal al1h G1}Upb

1 AM UNLOADING 800 CORDS OF
original growth thin bark pine:
splits, easy like n watermelon. II
you place your order during the next
ten days you can get ii ut summer
price. Perfectly dry slab $3.50. only
ten days Longer. LONG. THE WOOD
MAN. 1906 West Broad. Madison
1869.
UNTIL OCTOBER Is BEST ANTHRA-
other Goals Mt lowest prices w h.
REAMS. 703 to I'll North Scvan-
teonth Street. Madison 6434.
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SITUATIONS l1ianffb, female
Splirttor5 ana Statesmen

!, BALTfM0,RE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
company desires an energetic. active
representative for Virginia; ono ia
miliar with MILL supplies preferred.
Stato experience and wages expected.
Audresa Il AIT. caro- Times-Dispatoh.
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Rral G5tate For SaIr

Will EXCHANGE HANDSOME AiONU-
ncht Avenue rcSid"nc. .or house on
Grove Avenue. West Grace Street or
$4,000: fourteen rooms. Two baths
ana all modern convcnl.nccs Lot
65xl3o feet. ID. y. WALKER, &. co.
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.Daily. Weekdays. sSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop AZ hlba. Time arrivals AMI departures
not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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ACCOMMODATION IRllNs-wEsXDAys.

licave BYRD vt. Sta 90 p. " for FreIcrick,burr
heaIe ',oa sta. 80 4. $50 r. Il. for Ashland
nyrd ~. S,a. SIS AN. frou Frcdcricksb'g.
AIflfe Elba Sta. G2O II. a. ~. from 4 shland
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. b.
T0dNO FROM WASHING ron AND BEYOND.

I-oaye Glchmond Arrive Richmond
1921 AN. Byrd st. STA. - .6OA Byra ST. Sta.
t5.f5A.N. Main ST. Sta.hil.S5 M Him Station
Sn y u. VAIN 81. sta.I lbs AM byrd st. sta.
.3'tV u. hyFc II. Stall 100 Pm. Main st. sta.
tlo.2a M. BYRD st. Stall ~ 30 Pm Byrd S,Sfa
'i2.Di noon Bjrd ~. S;ai +8 20 p M H,rs 81 Sts
5'uW Il y B!rd st. Sta $50 Pm. III re st. Sta
.o'?y - Ezra st. STAT $3.50 Pm BYRD st. Sta
sf.io =. hihs station fll.I1 p.M Main st. Sta.
go u nain ST. vita lSL0 night H. I'd St,Sta.
.S.2OPH ". BYRD 1t. STA i'la ~, nigh tNainSt,Sto.
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autorlukiIfs i:nr Salr

USED FORD CARS CHEAP: A1so
light touring car and roadster
OVERLAND MOTOR co. ia West
Broad
FOR SALE. -FOUR PASSENGER AUTO
mobile in perfect condition. Reason
Tor selling, have small car Address
AUTOMOBILE 2102 East Broad.
FOR SALE, 5O-HORSEPOWER FINE
touring car at Il bargain. Owner
gong West and must be sold. This
car cost $4,000, aud must be sold
1our chilhcc to get "a bargain. Apply
92i West Broad street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24
PARTY FOR BRIDE,

MISS ETHEL WRETMAN, WHOSE
marriage to Arnold Sandberg of Mo-
line, is to be solemnized next Wednes-
day, was the honored guest at a very
pretty party last evening. Miss Flor
ence Fdlund entertained at her home,
1905 Thirteenth street, Moline, and
while Miss Wretman knew that the
party had been planned she was very
much surprised when the girls, twenty
in number. showered her with bas-
ket filled with handsome pieces of
Havi.and china. During the evening
there were games and musical num-
bers we're enjoyed. Green and white,
the bridal colors we're carried out in
snow balls, bridal wreath and green
cry. An elaborate luncheon was
served by the hostesses, the twenty
guests being seated at one long table.
A mound ot snow balls and greenery
made an artistic centerpiece for the
table and the place cards were decor
ated with cupids.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24
BANQUET AT HARPER.

a party of ten ladies, the Misses
Pearl Saville, Edna BergQuist, Oc-
tavia Beckstrom, Hazel Anderson,
AIMEE Anderson, Ethel Isaacson, Edna
Abrahamson, Ebba Abrahamson,
Agnes Abrahamson, students at Al.
gustana college, banqueted at the New
Harper last evening, the dinner being
served at 6 o'clock Miss Ebba Ahl-
Yin, of Joliet, a member of the art
department at Augustana last year
was also present. The tables were
prettily decorated in yellow roses and
southern smilax and at each plate
was a tiny bouquet OF sweet peas
After the banquet. the young ladies
adjourned TO the home of DR.. L. G
Abrahamson, where the Misses Flo
rinda Abrahamson, Rilla Frazer and
Laura Anderson and party of young
men, also students at Augustana
were awaiting them and the evening
was very informally spent in games
and music after which ice cream and
cake was served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24
BY MARY AQUIN.

Just as regularly as dandelions, rob-
ms and springtime come reports of
injuries and deaths received at the
hands of little Willie" and his air
gun and sling shot.
To be sure, little Willie isn't aiming
to hurt anyone. He is only out killing
birds, manning dogs and torturing
cats; and if grandma's eye happens to
be- in the way as he aims at a blue
bird, why of course, it isn't his fault;
or, if little sister should get struck on
the temple while he is killing wood
peckers it would make a fine funeral
theme for some minister on the ways
of fool parents.
Some states have very good laws
which provide punishment for the
killing of birds but, unfortunately,
their adequacy is hampered by the
construction given to the clause that
! classes woodpeCkers as destructive
birds. Naturally every boy or man
caught shooting birds is aiming at
woodpeckers.
In a neighborhood where the writ
er lived for years and where a great
number of birds learned to make their
homes, it was not unusual to find sew
eral boys in ones yard, killing the
bluebirds, robins and orioles while
their confessedly Christian mothers
rocked ard fancy-worked away the af-
| ternoon in plain view of their sons de-
struction of Gods sweetest gift to
mankind.
One felt little pessimistic of the
good work these ladies were supposed
to do in the interest of foreign mis-
sions at the Ladies' Aid society. Es-
pecially so, when we consider that in
heather Japan if one picks up a stone
TO throw at a dog it will not run, be-
cause there the dog never had a
stone thrown at it and does not know
what it means.
It ought 10 be inconsistent, with
woman's nature, yet the facts show
that most of the cruelties to which
animal and bird life is subjected Is
due to her wishes in the matter. There
isn't woman OF fashion but who
knows the history of the aigrette
Yet in the face of that knowledge she
will faunt this evidence of carnage
and her less moneyed sister is happy
in the possession of an imitation OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24

Judge will tell him SO and put him in
the workhou5e if he refuses to prop
erly support his family.
% He is probably being Influenced
by other men Just now and doesn't
care for anything else on earth.
Weak-minded men get such spells, and
II means misery for the wife and chill
dren. He may come to appreciate his
home when the others have feeced
him Of everything he has. You can
make him pay you a stated sum every
week or month if you will go TO the
juvenile or probate judge and tell OF
your circumstances.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am in dis
tress; will you kindly advise me? My
best friend, Mr.. b, who lives
nearly two thousand miles from here,
wrote TO me March Sth latter we'd
had a smash upD signing his name,
Yours as before" etc. l answered
his letter Immediately. Also | sent
him a photo. just taken, so it would
reach him Easter. also have his
photo. ! have never heard from the
letter. nor my photo. What must
do about il? Lovingly,
MOTHERLESS HELPLESS.
You might write him once more
my dear. Put your letter in an en-
velope with a return card on the back
OF the envelope. If he does not get
the letter 1t should be returned TO you
! by the postoffice. Also, his reply tc
I you may have gone astray. In this
instance l would give him the benefit
OF the doubt. In your letter tell him
that you had written before, but that
If you get no reply to this letter you
will know he does not wish to heal
from you again and you will govern
! yourself accordingly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24
FOR MISS sALzMANN.

MISSES GLADYS BROWN AND
Edith Roberts, at the home of the for
mer, in South Rock Island, last night,
entertained % girls at miscellaneous
shower for Miss Julia Sal:mann, who
is to be the bride of Max Romig. a
feature of a delightfully."- spent evening
was a mock wedding ceremony. Miss
Roberts posed as the groom, Miss
Brown as the bride and Miss Haze!
Sanderson as ring bearer, while Miss
Salzmann played the wedding march
A two-course luncheon was served by
the hostesses. This evening Misses
Brown and Roberts will entertain al
a party al which the men friends OF
MIR. Romig and the girl friends OF
Miss Salzmann will be the guests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24
ENrERrAINs FOR BRIDE.

MISS MABEL JOHNSTON. AT HER
home. AZ 732 Fifteenth street, last
evening, was hostess az a very pref
lily appointed party. given for Miss
Rlths NORTH OF Moline. whose marriage
20 Fred Sturgeon. also Of Moline. will
be celebrated Monday, May 26, at a
home wedding Six couples were pres
ent. The evening was spent in music
and games. Pink and white, the
brides colors. were used in the decora-
tions. Supper was served at 3 o'clock.
the table being very attractive, pink
and white streamers extending from
the chandeliers. and pink candlas be-
ing arranged at each corner. The
place cards were tiny pink slippers.
Many toasts were given in honor OF
the bride and groom. Miss North was
presented with a very handsome pic
ture as n remembrance OF the occa-
sion. The guests we're the Misses
Esther Grantham. Bessie fitzpatrick
and Messrs. William Pearson, Robert
CowIey, Ralph Cowley, Harry Dona'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY,

MRS. H. DENECKE VERY Pref
tily entertained Is of her friends at her
home, 722 Ninth avenue, Thursday ev-
ening, the occasion being her birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent
in music and games, 500 being played.
Miss Hilda Sunderbrush rendered sew
eral pretty piano and vocal solos dur
ing the evening. The prizes were won
by Miss Charlotte Etzel of this city
and Mrs DR.. Morovek and Miss Anna
Becker of Davenport. A two-course
luncheon was served in the dining
room, the table decorations being of
pink and white carnations and ferns
and pink-shaded candles. The favors
were pretty pink baskets filed with
candy.