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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27
THE PAINTING or STEEL BRIDGES
BY Prof. .. X. coshlan.
Associate Professor Of Highway Ensi.
neerine A. ard N. College Of Texas.

neertne =. ara NJ. College OF Texas.
The life OF a steel structure. that is
exposed to the weather, may be short.
er than that OF wood. consequently. II
lie OF the greatest importance that all
steel bridges be well painted when
first erected and that they be kept well
painted thereafter II Is a well known
fact that due to lack OF care in this
respect more steel highway bridges
rust out than wear out. The best way
to secure a good job OF painting is for
the county to purchase the necessary
supplies from some reputable dealer.
then hire the painters TO do the work.
and impress on these men that the i'm
portant thing IL TO get the best posi-
BILE results and not 10 rush the job
through. II the following instructions
are adhered 20. and conscientious men
employed. or proper inspection made
the result should be satisfactory:
!. The cleaning and painting OF
steel bridges should be done during
dry weather TO secure the best results.
2. All the steel should be thorough
ly cleaned OF rust. loose paint. dirt and
grease. This Is the hardest part OF
the Job and must be well done II the
work is 10 stand. The best tool TO use
for this purpose Is the sand blast. but
where this cannot be obtained good
work may be done with scrapers and
wire brushes.
3. In the case Of new bridges the
steel usually has shop coat OF red
lead and raw linseed oil. When re-
painting old structures all the bare
spots where the cleaning has exposed
the naked steel should be touched up
with a similar mixture.
T. Two coats Of paint should then
be applied. and In order that the
bridges shall be easily discernible at
night. II is desirable that the paint
be light In color. The best paint to
use is one composed OF white lead
and zinc white used In the proportion
of three OF the first to one Of the sec
second. mixed in pure raw linseed oil.
Both coats should be Of the same com.
position except that enough color
should be added to one lot TO enable
the inspector to know when the struc-
ture has been entirely covered by the
second coat. Before the last coat Is
applied all the recesses which might
retain water or through which water
might enter should be filled with thick
paint or waterproof paint.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27
RETURNS SATISFIED.

W. A.. Murray OF Mesa. Grimes
County. was a pleasant called at the
Eagle office today. having Just return
ed from Pearsall. where he spent
Christmas with his sister. Mr.. Murray
says he comes back better satisfied
than ever to remain in this section.
where lands are cheap. where we have
good schools and churches. and where
everything under the shining sun can
be raised. He says the irrigated dis
tricts there are fine. but a man to be
able to own any Of Il must be rich
enough to stay here or anywhere else.
He advises his friends to stay where
they are.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

For heavy hauling and moving see
Henry Bell
J. T. Pate Of Harvey was In town on
business today.
Mrs. Manning Henderson Ia visiting
friends In Mart.
J. L. Mendlovitz spent the weekend
with friends In Houston.
Mrs. c. q. Smith went to Cameron
today for q visit TO relatives.
Miss Eileen Buess OF Galveston Is q
guest at villa Maria Academy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hudspeth
on Christmas Day. a ten-pound boy.
A. +. Graham OF Mart Is here visit,
ing his mother. Mrs. Belle Ransome
Miss Mistrot announces dance on
Tuesday evening. Dec. 81. at Moose
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Harrington are
visiting relatives and friends In Hous
ton.
sankey Park left yesterday for a
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Sheeks Of
Beaumont.
Mrs. W. u. Hughes Of Hearne was
n ruest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Bethea
yesterday.
Miss Leila Griffin went TO Houston
yesterday for visit TO Miss Earlin,
Reading.
Henry Hermer OF Dallas IL cues,
OF his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Hermer.
J. II. Park OF Mexia was here "a
spend Christmas with his brother. p
8. Park and family.
Dave Kern Of Houston was here "a
spend Christmas with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. b. Kern.
p. s. Park Jr. OF Houston was a guess
Of his uncle. p. s. Park and family Of
this city for Christmas.
Mrs. Robe Wilson. Mrs. John PETS
and little daughter Of Mart are visit
ing friends In this city.
Miss Lucille Draper has returned
from Houston. where she spent
Christmas at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n Langdon have re
turned to their home in Marlin. aftel
visiting relatives in this city.
Joe Spell returned to Hockey yes
terday. after spending Christmas with
his mother. Mrs. Emma Spell.
W. wipprecht and r. VI. Nall sr
went TO Prairie View yesterday {,
spend a few days quail hunting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27
B. sB|sl HOST TO
4. an. CADETS
Gave Dinner 10 $50 sssy-ossrs-Mst.
tiers Of Interest Pertaining to
College Work.

Bernard sbisa. for thirty.elgh,
years steward At the mess hall at the
A. and N. College. appeared Sunday
In the role Of host to the $50 cadets
who remained over At the college dur
ing the Christmas holidays. A mon
ster Christmas dinner was served to
the stay-overs and touch Of gladness
thrown into their holidays
Friday evening the cadets were the
guests Of the campus ladies at q
Christmas party given in the Y. NJ. c.
A. building. Presents were given to
each Of the cadets and refreshments
were served.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27

At a meeting OF all extension service
workers Of the A. and NJ. College here,
beginning today and continuing
through the week. plans for the com
ing six months work viii be made
All extension workers and the district
demonstration agents will make de
tailed reports Of their work for the
past six months and offer suggestions
as to how the services Of the depart
ment may be bettered.
Clarence ousley. director OF extern
siono. win preside at the meeting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27

Mrs. c. d. Bennett returned TO her
home In Waco today. after visit TO
her son. Jarre. Lattimer and wife.
Albert Rhodes has returned TO
Hodston. after spending Christmas
with his mother. Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes.
w. s. Howell Jr. has returned 10
San Antonio. after . brief visit to his
father. W. 8. Howell sr. and other
friends and relatives In this city.
Miss Emma Montgomery has return
ed to crandall. after spending Christ.
mas at her home In this city.
Misses Frances and Abby Epstein
Of Calvert were pleasant guests of
Mrs. Marshall Bullock for the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eaves have re-
turned to Houston. after visiting Mr..
Eaves parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II.
Eaves.
Wilson Buchanan has returned TO
Humble. after spending Christmas
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ellis and son.
Leldon. have returned from Houston.
where they were guests Of relatives
for Christmas.
Little Miss Bess Hines Of Dallas Is
here for a visit to her grandfather. ].
7. Hines and other friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Carr Jr. returned
to Houston yesterday. after spending
Christmas with Mrs. Carr's mother.
Mrs. NJ. ,. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hewitt. who were
pleasant gues,= OF friends In this city
for Christmas. have returned TO their
home In Navaso,a.
Mrs. Jack Holloway has returned to
her home In LaGrange. after spending
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Boyett.
Mrs. J. c. Shaw and children have
returned, 10 their home in Dallas. AT.
ter visiting ,hsr brothers. ]. l.. and NJ.
S. Edge and families.
John buchanan. Davis Cole and Car.
roll Dplaney returned to Dallas last
night. after spending Christmas at
their homes In thisNeiiyt
ID. ID Eastman has returned to Wei.
don. after spending Christmas with his
wife at the home OF her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. ]. W. Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Rizzotto have re-
turned TO their home In Dallas. after
spending Christmas with Mrs Rizzot.
to's mother. Mrs. l.. zanetti.
Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Wilcox returned
to their home In Montgomery yeyster'
day. after spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Sanders.
G. w. Robinson returned to Calves
ton yesterday. after spending Christ
mas with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. d. Robinson OF wixon
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Cox and Mr..
Dnmus Lasch have returned to Bren
ham. after spending Christmas viii
relatives and friends In this city.
II. c. Robinson Jr. returned to Hous
ton yesterday after spending Christ
mas with his wife at the home Of heI
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Spell have return
ed to their home In Taylor. aftel
spending Christmas with Mr.. Spell''
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Spell.
Mrs. Roger N, Nall Of Yoakum wen
to Georgetown today for . visit b
relatives. after a pleasant visit to Mr.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Nall sr. Of this city.
4 o. L. Tabor Jr. has returned 3
Houston. after spending Christmas
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27

Wiley Kelly was here today from
wixon.
W. p. Means OF independence was In
town trading today.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilpin
last night, a daughter.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kenny Of College was
shopping in the city today.
W. Z. Graham was a visitor to the
city today from Rock Prairie.
Mrs. Z. G.. weigana has returned
from visit to relatives In Houston.
Miss Naomi Royder Of wellborn Is
a guest Of friends and relatives In
this city.
Miss Ora Conway has returned from
a brief visit 10 friends and relatives
in wellborn.
Herman Pipkin has returned to Anna.
rillo. after spending a few days with
his parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. j. Pip
kin.
Miss Bessie Currens returned TO her
home in Dallas today. after pleasant
visit to her uncle. ID. c. Wick and fam
fly.
Mrs. c. p. Fountain and daughter.
Mrs. r. p. Marsteller OF College were
among the visitors to the city today
Mrs. L. ID. Herndon and daughter
Miss Bessie Herndon Of Houston. left
today for a visit to relatives In San
Antonio. after a visit to the formers
daughter. Mrs. Sam Cavitt Of Wheel.
ock.
Mrs. Jno. A. Moore and little
daughters. Helen and Nancy. went TO
Dallas today for visit TO her brother
Joe r. Parks and family.
Masters Norman and Milton Dansby
went to Fora Worth today for a visit
to iy6ncle. J. NJ. Thibodeaux and
family.
r. NJ. Nall Jr. has returned TO Yoa'
KUN. after visiting his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. X. NJ. Nall sr for Christmas
His wife will remain for some days
longer.
Mrs. Geo. u. Butler arrived today
from Beaumont and Is a guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Cooke have return
ed to their home In Waco. after spend
ing Christmas with their daughter
Mrs. Frank Myers.
Powell Lyon returned to Dallas to
day. after q pleasant visit to his aunt
Mrs. Josie Lawrence.
Mrs. Jane Zuber and daughter. Miss
Margaret. and son. Neal. have return
ed from Navasota. where they wers
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Swanson
for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buchanan re
turned 10 Houston yesterday. after
depending Christmas with Mr. Buchan-
ans parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert ],
Buchanan.
Lee lowers has returned 20 Nava'
sofa. after spending Christmas with
his sister. Mrs. Walter Higes. He was
accompanied by his nephew. Master
Chester Hicrs. who will spend n few
days as his guest.
J. L. yardley has returned to Port
Arthur. after spending Christmas with
his wife nj the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Elliott. Mrs. Yard
ley will remain here for a more ~.
tended visit to relatives and friends.
Colonel and Mrs. clwefce ousley
have returned from psfias. where they
spent Christmas Nth their daughter
Mrs. Jno. Rp<ser. They were accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Claire
ousley. who lie attending school Al
the College Of Industrial Arts at Den
ton
Burning grass near villa Msris
Academy was the cause Of the fir'
alarm turned in last night about
O'Clock. which summoned out the fire
department. No damage Of any kind
wss done BY the blaze. which va
u watched closely until n burned ont
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27

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Mr.. @ w. Price Jr ana Miss Lola
Edison Of weIIbcvn 'vsre cruelty unit
ed in marriage At ne hons a Rev-
c. G. wheelsr: pastor ~ H. Fsse hap
tist Church Of this city yesterday sitsr
noon at 4 O'clock. Rev. Wheeler offict-
atine.
The groom r. a prosperous young
farmer Of the wellborn community.
was born and reared In Brszos coun-
~ and Is an estimsble young man.
The bride 10 the daughter Of MIRA
Matte Edison Of wellborn and Il .
young lady Of rare Christian sraces
and charming disposition. she IL
favorite among. her many friends. an
Of whom express congratulations and
best wishes for the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price win be at home
to their friends In future At the home
Of the brides mother.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27
NOTICE.

IN. W. 6. Smith. osteopath. VII Be
q Hotel Bryan Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoons Of each
--A '||A44I ~ .II 9I.I fII| Is
49,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27

Regular meeting tonight at 1880. A
full attendance Is desired
LIB. PRIDDY. W. NJ.
c. NJ. BELL. Sec.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-27
THE WEATHER.

Rain tonight. much colder. with .
cold wave.
Tuesday. partly cloudy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
ERarSTR.TIY.

4 b~aufifui wedding vas celebrated
LAST rv~atnE whru Miss Bcrnicc Ely.
daughter % Mr and Mrs. Frederic G.
Eiy. f-0e Seventh avenue. became the
bride % Louis y ErauEer OF Moline.
son % .frE ~ 80. KrauEcr 81 Spencer.
81. O. The ring service was perform
- in th~ home 81 the bride by Rev. "
o. Tupe % Spencer Memorial Metho-
dist church. a company % 90 relatives
and close friends Witnessing the csrc-
m0uV. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Avis Eiy. and tine Eroom's
best man vas Guy Helm % Moline. A.
che hour % tho wedding Miss sue
L@ysrieh az the plano played. = Love
You Truly az che bridal party took
places for che ceremony. playing soft
o. valir the voWs we're taken. The
bay window % the parior had been
transformed into n canopy with palms
ard ferns and pink and white roses
and peouicH- FeEto1us of pink and
white decorated al the rooms and
towers tr the same Cuiors were placed
.n baskets and vases about the various
rooms. The bride wore a lovely gown
90 white crepe DO chine made with
trimmings % chaniiiiy lace and pearls.
she wore the fuii length tuiie veil held
uifh orange blossoms and carried a
shower bouquet % lilies OF the valley
and white roses The maid was
dressed On cream net over cream silk
and She carried an arm bouquet %
pink Killarney roses. 4 wedding sup
per la three courses was served after
the ceremony. the brides table being
SEE in the dining room which was
trimmed with geE'uons % pink and
white. The table ccnfCrpiece was large
basket holding pink and white sweet
peas. the handle 81 which was tied with
pink fu!ie. Tho guests were served az
small tables placed about the rooms
on each % which was a basket OF pink
sweet peas. thc handles Of which we're
t!ed vifh pink 'uiic. Smilax and pink
tuiir feEfC1ueI the chandeliers. the
whole giving a beautiful effect. -Four
eiri friends 90 tho bride. Misses Mabel
Cromptuu. Ruth and Eiva Ailsbrow and
Mabel Olson served the supper. Dir.
and NrE. krHuEcr left for a short we'd
ding trip. the bride wearing a suit %
blue Eaharliuc with n white lace
blouse and white haf. The bride IS a
graduate % the local high school in
the class % 1913 and has been
prominent worker IN the Spencer Ne
mortal church. Air. krauser o. en-
pioyet "a an inspector IN the Haryos-
ser plant On East Moline Guests from
out 20 the city were Mrs. \. ?. Rector
% Kalamazoo. Mtch-. grandmother OF I
the bride. Mrs. =. Foster OF OtseEo. |
Mich. an aunt % the bride.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
PLAN FRIENDLY HAND CIRCLE.

At the June meeting Of the social
service department OF the Rock Is
land Woman's club held last evening
IN Masonic temple plans were made
for the organization OF what will be
known as the Friendly Hand circle.
This circle will be under the direction
OF the department and will be a class
In physical culture 20 which all girls
and women. married or single, In the
city will be eligible. 4 nominal fee
will be charged. but Il will be so small
that q will bar none from joining.
The intention IS to meet once a week,
either Monday or Thursday night, un-
der the direction OF Or. Mabel Otis OF
Moline TO receive instruction in ply
steal culture. A committee composed
OF Misses Mary Robinson, Florence
Cameron. Elizabeth Walton, Lou Har-
ris and Mrs. II. Taxman waSappointed
20 make all necessary arrangements
as securing a suitable room, etc. 1t
Is probable the class will organize
about the first OF September. A report
from the coffee given Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. ". J. Krull was that $50
had been cleared. Another party
will be given the latter part OF July
and will probably be given on the
lawn at the home OF some member.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
rTrpr CLUB JrNr LUNCHEON.

he annual June isneheoa closing
ths seasons work % the E,ude club
vas held yesterday a; Feiervary park
isu- Davenport. when - members we're
served q; three tables IN the main din
ins room Roses we're scattered over
the cloth aad AZ each place and bas-
ksts % daisies we're In the center OF
each table After dinner there was a
contest. play on the names Of the
members. and prizes were won by
Miss Gertrude Blair. Mrs. Alfred Muel-
Ter. Mrs Louis kohn and Mrs. A =.
crlgss- The year books. which are
done IN green and white. we're disirib-
utet. The club viii hold no meetings
during the sumner months. converting
for the IRIS; meeting OF che fall IN oc-
tober.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
HeEtY.FEamH

sfisa Fau.a Frsha.. Ga4EateF % Ntf-
snd Ms o. FfsAa o. Davenport.
hseams tae brtfs ef Cecil q Mef-aT
81 Geneva S. 81. AZ a Eees- ceremony
D~rrsrmed Wednesday eseniaE a. 3
ofeiacE al Far aess ~ sse sftis = par
~nfs. zoo ease gisfssasa sefeef. paeea-
port A m.tsiess Gfeff2e4 vas r.sqe't
~ sne hruies brother Bert. v.alaa.
aaf sister. ANA. slasas bef1fe ne
eersnaaF aad as tas bridal party taos
ola..ea fsr Fse eersmenT Mss Ftslsn
sad tfss Sfsfg Frsam acted as rawer
ffrfs saf Nrfs enc Only astsedsets
rhs servier was fesf ~ Rev. O. a.
cAasmaa ~ rfalfg essaedfst
The brds vac Eevarf as "a sett
whifs bfutsl safa. si4elf rsaf- on
reand lruafH. wtfs ere aecs tet
shors slraves DEE Only frfnalsE vas
a a. N.-Uef eeIGF ri caaatlllT lace
Ser t4Cr qeG fa fsss teats ta tse brm
81 her EaVa. fs.f rr9H r. cap wreathr'i
Ia natural araaEr blossoms taat hai
Been seaF rem California tisr fe'V
srs were rsr otas ceeE Ergeer r1ses
shagserad wien .fFeafef sweet prts
aad nrT gave enc rasea 81 colof ta
Inc brutal costume
n hrnfa Hs r. Efs.iasfs ~ enc Nerta
western eeHaof.ef orafafT on NartA
x~sfsrH aarseFsfrF ef GVanstee. t.t.
ant ~ me chicago school ef rHrsl.s.
afaeaFfan she Has been bi-sf.sr'i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
SOCIAL EVENTS

os sfr ana Mrs. Charles Wallace a.
o'clock Wednesday evening AZ the
ho-ae % he brides paFs1is. s07s Fif-
tssrth street a. Noiins. The Rev. J.
A. Barnett % FIRST Chrissiaa church
performed tks esreszoay. Litfis FLOR
sree LAX. cousin % the bride. vas
FiaEb@arer. Miss fFca wallace. sister
% tss bFi4sxroo=. bridesmaid. and
faoais LAX. brother q THE bride. at
seaGsd tss Bridegroom as bes; mar.
tftss Bsralce Swanson. another cousin
% shs brtts. played ths UefdinE march
f-B-a LoheaErin e. ths bridal party
took their places AMI che brides faith
81 EsTs ksr On marriage The bridal
gown was % Waits embroidered net
vita tFizasziaEs % lace sa4 shs car
Fies e bo1suss % White sweefp~as 81
ssower arrenEseant- TIE Bridesmaid
wore = dress of piaE chiffon trimmed
Win lace aaa carried az arm bouquet
os pirE rus~s-
Mr sEe .fFs. Wallace have Eoas 20
kozs~ksep o. q rev ZONE 90 ists
TwsssV-skir4 sVenue. ,iaiinT. where
Ess bFs3eEradra has everything On
Fsz4insss fs- kis bride TIE bride at
tsnfs9 p9biie schools and the hiEh
sesoot. Moiiss. saf bosh yoguE people
are pr6ezsasrs "a tEe w6r6 % tHe tiFsi
.chrissian esareh- 1tr. wallace came
.sa M5tiss WITH hfs parsuts tkrse years
ego frurn Lancaster. OEio, lie is
saehfsiss D. trade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
MRS. WATKINS HOSTESS pAUGH-
TEES NORWAY.

Daughters % Norway iu good mum
pr yesterday aft~ruoou went 60 the
home of tiFs. william Watkins on
Tseufy- fourth street and twenty
folrth av~nge for the monffiy bust
ness and social session. Included in
the eompFuV VAS one new member and
a visitor. Plans we're made for a
supper and hazar which viii BE- given
81 th~ early fall and che ladies will
woTk towards that end. a delicious
tuuch vas served in thr course % the
afteruo6n ard che ladies spent q most
deiishtfui timr. Mrs. Elmer Audcr-
son. if0g Forty-thiFf street. viii en-
terrain the Daughters July >.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
HXLT ono
HOME
ppeBLIMS
mrs ELlz ABETu TEeNQS on

Dear Mrs Thompson: % / am al
most l9 and am considered good look
ing. There is one thing that bothers
me. and that is my nose. When / put
powder on it. it stays only short
time. Now what would you advise for
greasy nose?
90 Ny sister has had a pimple near
her mouth for number of years. Is
there any cure for it?
BROWN EYES.
% Wrong eating or oyereating
causes greasy skin. Don't eat pork,
pastries or anything rich. Coffee is
also bad for the complexion. Try
LIQUID substitute for powder. it will
last longer. The simplest is compos-
ed OF one ounce OF pure oxide of zinc,
a dram OF glycerine, four ounces of
rosewater and is drops of essence of
rose. To mix, the glycerine is slowly
poured over the zinc, stirring all the
time TO keep a smooth paste. The
rosewater follows, added in the same
manner. The essence goes last When
bottled there will be a white sediment
~ the bottom. and the preparation
must always be shaken before any is
put on the face. In applying, piece
OF muslin or linen should be used. 1t
must be put on with extreme care
and evenness, otherwise there will be
patches OF white which spoil ones
looks.
C2) ANY cure would be dangerous.
a skiuful beauty doctor might remove
6, with safety, but no one else could.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % am in
love with a young man, but he seems
to be very distant at times, while at
other times he seems TO think the
world and all Of me. I can't think of
giving him up. I don't care about go
ing with any other fellow How can
I find out whether he cares for me?
And how should I treat him when he
acts this way2 We have been friends
n long. long time. This young man
calls on me often and says that he
thinks a lot of me.
90 Should I ask a young man back (
TO see me when ne is going 10 leave /
when we have been friends for two /
years?
80 How late of an evening should 1
a Young man stay when he comes
about 1870?
t4) Is IL proper for young lady /
and a young man 10 take walk about /
. o'clock in the evening?
t5) Should a girl return hone from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
Entertain FOR MISS FICKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Curtis. at Cur
It's place last evening entertained at
a dinner for Miss Alice Ficke OF Dav-
export. who IS TO he a bride OF Devore
Simonson during the summer. Flow
ers OF the season were used as
decorations and the time following
the serving OF dinner was spent in
formally.
Mrs Mathilda Koehler and Miss
Koehier % Davenport entertained yes
terday afternoon al their home in
Davenport for Miss Ficke. Pink and
white roses were used 20 trim the
serving table and the rooms OF the
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
rlRTl Dbl noNnE -. IL.

ttfs. George H4EHrs Of her home.
$50 Forty -folFtt street. eat~r-a.aFl a
company 90 % ladies yesterday az q
party a. a farewell courtesy for Nrs-
AaEass Prizes % Rock Island arsenal.
who leaves the latter part % che month
f6F California abrFs she viii make her
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