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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
FROZEN DISHES.

Plain Ice Cream - Cold mixture
Take one gallon cream or part milk
one and one-half pounds graduated
sugar. one dessertspoon powdered gel
attn. Mix sugar and thicken together
dry. add cream gradually. stirring con-
siantly till sugar is dissolved. Do
not strain. Flavor and freeze as
usual
Ice Cream-Warm mixture: To one
gallon cream add four and one-half
pounds granulated sugar. Stir on fire
till very hot. but not boiling. Add
one and one-half gallons cold cream
and two teaspoons dissolved gelatin
Strain and cool: flavor and freeze.
With cream which contains from 20
TO "a per cent butter fat this should
make five gallons frozen cream.
Pineapple Ice-Make a syrup with
two pounds sugar and two quarts
water. Let infuse with one pint graf
ed pineapple, juice of two oranges and
three lemons. Strain and freeze.
Various Fruit Ices-For a rich fruit
ice make a syrup with one quart water
and one and one-half pounds sugar
Add one and one-haIf pints fruit pulp,
some lemon juice or a little dissolv-
ed citric acid as required; then freeze.
For strawberry color pink; for raspber-
~. pale red; for apricot, red and yell
low (apricot color; add a few drops
almond flavor. For rose, vanilla or
violet ices use applejuice or pulp.
Color and favor as required.
Ice Cream Without a Freezer-Beat
yolks of eight eggs very light, and
add four cups sugar and stir well.
Add TO this, little by little, one quart
rich milk that has been heated almost
10 boiling, beating all the while; then
put in whites of eight eggs beaten TO
! stif froth- Then boil mixture in a
pail set inside another containing hot
water Boil about 10 minutes, or until |
L is as thick as a boiled mustard, |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
HTNT.n,FARREII.

,uss Mary oFarfcu. daughter OF
AiFE. - q. OFarrcli. ei5 Ninth street.
and Herbert Hunt also OF this city
werc united ia marriage a. 5 O'Clock
this morning 90 the rcCtory Of 81.
Joscphs Catholic church. Dean J. J.
Quinn omciatinE az the ceremony. The
couple was unattended and immediate
d. following the ceremony they left for
Chicago and a trip on the great lakes.
The bride wore her travelling suit OF
blue aiik with a dainty white lace bo-
dice and white hat Returning Mr..
and Mrs Hunt viii reside with the
brides mother. Mr.. Hunt IS chief OF
the mail operating department az the
Modern woodmcn head ONCE and his
bride has been employed in the same
once. Friends % the bridal couple.
while saspecting the approaching
OF Mr.. Hunt and Miss o'Far-
Fell. we're not taken into the confidence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
MISS FULLER Announces IN
GAGETENT.

The engagement % Miss Nellie Full
Ter % this city and Thomas McKin-
ucy % Moline was made az q dinner
party given Saturday evening by Miss
Fuller at her home. s0s Fourth ave
nue.. a company % 20 young women
w~rr invited az her guests and 20
them she made the happy announce
meat. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED ln the chosen colors. yellow
and white. carnations and strip drag
ons being used throughout the
rooms The eolors were also carried
out 60 the courses Of the dinner.
Games and contests were played and
thr head prizes went 60 Mrs. ". J.
Alhsy % Moline. 2Irs. :. T. AIcLauEh-
liu % this city and Nirs John Gun
tnEham % Moline. Mrs. Gertrude
Peterson. Aiiss Amelia Nuessi and
Miss Mabel BliEcr taking the three
consolation favorE
Miss Fuiirr has been employed for
several Years as the bookkecper for
the board % education and is well
tuouu CO. thiE city Ir. Mckinney Ga
employed 40 che Rock Island arsenal.
The Wedding viii Dc an event %
Juiy -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The civic department OF the Rock
Island V-oman's club will hold it,
June meeting Friday afternoon al 3
o'clock in the parlors OF the Masonic
temple. The program and business
session will be followed by a time OF
sociabiiity and light refreshments will
be served.
EUdora Rebecca lodge No. 3 will
entertain az a midsummer dancing
party az the Watch Tower inn. Thurs
day. June -. Music for dancing will
be furnished by the Criterion or
chestra.
The picnic which had been planned
by the study department OF the Won
ans club for yesterday afternoon at
Long View park was called on because
% the inclement weather. The affair
had been postponed three different
times. so 81 was decided 10 make no
further effort for the time being 10
have The party.
Rock Island chapter No. $50. order
% the Eastern Star. Will meet in stated
session tomorrow evening at $50. in
Masonic temple.
The Busy Bee Sewing society OF the
Rebeccas will be entertained Thurs
iay afternoon by the Ruth Cleaners OF
Davenport az their temple at Fifth and
Brady streets. Davenport Members
attending from this city will meet AT
street and Second avenue.
afternoon at . o'clock and
90 in a body 10 the temple.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
rARTY T0E - -.

3tiss Marguerite ujE6tsI and Htifa
FIersnrs wsiEaEf eef~rtsiast az a
pretty party iasf evening Co honor
Niss Wilma Cox % Cedar Rapids. wt1
is vss.tisE her sister. 1tsE- Helr1
Ffsaek. o. tse early evraiaE the
company % ts youHE women sent 90
q p5etaFr sf1u ard returning 90 the
h1as % Miss uizutFit. 1900 Twruty-
rirss -anf-a-haif street they aers
served vita "a four eogFsr tgEehrnu.
TIE srFFinE table taf a. center
r5rrs q airErr basket fiieG with love
lg ptsS aad white prarirs. Ttr place
cards wers daisty pink and uhifT af-
fairs aaf thr favors carried out thr
sane cojoTs- TIE ev~rlEE passed very
gzlcEtT aaf pleasantly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
nIftN lffMNI ntN0rTT.

FHT-tTsF r-Eerfs 90 ere Atlas
frsh grerat Alsnsi assseistlas Eafs-
erred as sar Wffes fewer l1r tast eve
r.rE Or serr srelssI tss4sFs sal re-
resFfse. c tt am.ss. sres5fras g ths
ass9e.sF ar. gave fET address, % vel
cone ssE RssseI grsaisE sesEoetrf
GA sssslf % te- class % 1918 % wE9gt
rs-r~ were srFee reasFs were Eiere
hr Rev W W Eaw ard 6stFr reeE-
se-s GO ere slsaet. w,ss Ftass.r Hsl
gave e. vocal se.Feflss aef Miss Magie
Shaw IA rrseE TIE EEE sre1ot soes
vas rfv-- sa5 af7rr tsr serVtsE af ere
tIes-r ere esa r19a f1or vas cleared
sHf ere rgertrE sass-I faseisE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
sofTH FtEK T0rye FEOFtE
NH

rhe rass buslaess at social srssie1
ef ne Tasna FsoDls' aecs~fF ~ aeurf
rark Presbyterian eatfra eas hr.f sf
ths eAureh lssf sgsgasa enc preston.
tfss MarY WIS eFsfafrE saf raer
G1rfaE tar e1ee t0q1fiaaal ser
vf~~~ IRE society ss.t-f f7 tsf- as
me sfsfF 81 fsdla elsua Try f1f ef
sas EeoafasGg aaf aistsrT ~ tefs.
Mss Pearl graaaa aaf trss EFfiF
rasanfaE raif ~ Eas ssfss.aearv .t5afs
ia ma eaaaFrv saf tfss Eva LANDER
read q l-fs-r rran ftss Eufa Irass. 70
nsissioaarV In tagias eteu far Tea1f
psapie ee FHr Hsek river sresaTterq
are suBpergaE A vocal soto OIL Nlss
taabsr eias~fi enc sraErHet. A social
hour whan reffssbmsnfs were serves
faiIoweft tar br9Ersa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
HOW'RE ~ HovoH Mss LARSON.

Fs- Royal ussEEssrs af ere fifr
rr-asF Nv-rsr cEuss.as esuFrs en-
r-rfs e-f az "a ssssFr lass FrTaisE Co
easa- Gee 30 rs--r ssnb~r Kiss Mare
.aesee vs1 Gel t7 BE- ere bFttr o. Pei
Heef fee Urt55sE ta o. as etFEf q
H.- eaars ssE@-f ne e~sif vas
se.r -e ere esar Of tss E~raiee
wood rn.rFr-=.serF s7FT~E ard EiEtfr
r-~ers ar-raF art & F1srE woasn
were Fsr EsFs.s es ere eareteE ne
saas- vas lovely 5e 5s Grc1sssi8ss o.
f---a sr5 welsr. wrfs- p-on5es. srriE-
"a asf foliage esrrTtrE ost sEs cni1Fs
VII r are s1 b. Esef Ell ere 'vsfG5es
tastrss asf Eagazrss being p.se7G
sE6ar ere r1acs a fF..etfjss tgseE-
ree vrs served ne ee9errr vas pre-
sresFt w5ss @aav rfrtfy saE sssf-l
articles ef s etsesltsesess essraetTF
.s bel as-f ls ErF Few E9@s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

was only Ia years old and have STAYED
home ever since. helping mother with
the homework and cooking AS nv
mother is sickly I am staying at it
still. If I worked I should have ali
sorts of friends. I have not even a
neighborhood girl friend whom I
could spend Sunday with. What can
I do to get acquainted with girls, as
I am lonely. I am not pretty, nor
am 1 homely. Although I have no
friends TO go with I am contented
On Sunday I am with mother and
father and we go to some movie play.
The movie theatre where 7 go Is SIT
uated just beyond a dance hall. AT
night If we pass the dance hall where
there are always some girls around,
they cast some remarks about my be-
ing a sticker, and about my clothes
I make believe I do not notice them.
but it hurts my feelings to think Of
il. I am the only girl, but can't af-
ford high-priced things. I suppose il
I wore loud clothes I would have all
the friends I'd want. I see so many
girls who are loud and they have
friends enough, but I know what Is
IlEUA anu HlOuS al " a. = "a " az
like a lady wherever I go.
MARGARET s.
Go to the Young women's Chris
ton association and talk to one OF
the women there. They have classes
of various kinds You could join one
you liked and IN that way come in
touch with a very fine type Of girls.
The class would not take much Of
your time. Why not become a regular
attendant at some church? You could
get acquainted with nice young people
in that way.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % 7 am IS
years old.,Am too young to go out
with a boy?
~ What is a good and instant
remedy for cold sores?
80 If you receive a May basket,
should you call in the givers and en-
terrain them? EDITH.
% No.
90 There is no instant remedy
for cold sores. Turpentine is as good
as anything to use on them.
go Yes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
FARrY TOR VISITING LADIES.

Ms - 2 Chambers az her hoaae.
1880 ThiFtiegk street. eatsTtalnsd ~ a
pretty party yesterday afisFaooa %
hauar Mrs. =. 3 Euris % Mexico. and
her mother. 1trs. McCIciiaaf % Chi-
esEo who are tas horse guests % 1frs.
=. 80. Baruhiii % Davenport. aad Sire
Fegschsr % ueavsE. -Four tables %
bridge we're s9rroaade1 and the favor
for tss kiEa score weaf 90 Mrs. G. n
WEBS % Davenport. each % thr guests
os boaor also FeeeiviaE O pretty gift
Aftsr az Earnes a collation. Eas served.
Mrs J - uarahiu and MRS. +. u.
t6F~sz bo4F.aE Lovely pink end
uaise roses end csFrsti1as vere used
90 br5Ehtsn tss rooms and make then
fragrant ,frs. Heaps of Eeuanee ~as
al 5st-6f-toun guest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
SOCIAL EVENTS

"a - pszzS b. Mas Axz-s Lamp.
sag -ta44eie.~ and a. "a sacore gave
Let Ne Drse@~ Mrs.. Clarke Smith
@ Miiaa read = paper oa TIE De
vsiosszsns % Animai Frotsciioa 10
Esyps.- Eaf afiss Evelyn EATharct
gave sz Instrumental solo aE4 Mrs. s
=. sWtsErF r~zf al article on ~Mer-
c~aary Asertez.~ elossaE the program
Tsrre wzs q fhirnbis coates: IN which
wrsL !. 2 Rad woa ts1 favor A
lanes vss served u tss late zstsr-
soos- Tae place % =sstisE n t~o
weeks wlil - announced later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

MIS- Gdssrf RI Aseaermann 9f letf
TVslffH street Wai.a.-. entertained Ff.-
city friends tf Der name Yesterday e.
teruoon tn honor % her m1CHrrs tlfs
3 Ceissmann 81 chicago. ast NFs
navfd Abrams Of Boston. wE7 Eel vt
"a aer parents WF. sst Mrs Wa.
seufrtder of Rock ts.set THerr were
sv- tables % Brdsa. ssG ere Es1as
az me tables wenE t5 wFs Harry
efoek wfs q. sfg4an sHf Mrs Te
seph rfeishata or sf usvea1oTr. Fe..
a pretty Ftssf prize t5 -1rf ~ ff- Fv1
guests ~ honor amer rs- gamers. F--
frs4aaseafs we're served rf- rHams Hr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

stirring steadily meanwhile. Pour
into a bowl TO cool When quite cold
beat into it three pints of rich sweet
cream and five teaspoons vanilla, or
such other fiavoring as you prefer.
Put it into pail having a close fit
ting cover and pack in pounded ice
and rock salt about three-quarters ice
and one-fourth salt When packed,
before putting the ice on top OF the
cover beat the custard as you would
batter, for five minutes steady; then
put on cover and put the ice over it,
and cover the whole with a thick mat,
blanket or carpet and let il stand for
an hour. Then carefully uncover and
scrape from the bottom and sides Of
the pail the thick coating Of frozen
custard and beat again very hard. IN
til the custard is a smooth half con-
gealed paste Do this thoroughly.
Put on the cover, ice, salt and blank
ct, and leave it for Eve hours, replen-
ishing the ice and salt if necessary.
ICE BOX ACCESSORY.
Doubtless many housewives have
suffered much annoyance as result
of the grating of the shelves in an ice
box being far enough apart 10 cause
cups or cream pitchers 10 upset when
moving them about, spilling the con-
tents 10 the floor of the box.
This trouble can be overcome by
fitting to the shelves wire window
screening. which may be enameled or
not, as desired
This makes a solid foundation for
all food receptacles, and yet permits
the free passage Of air through the
box.
STUFFED ONIONS.
Peel onions, scoop out portion, par
boil five minutes. turn upside down
to drain. Fill with stuflng made OF
equal parts of nuts. meat and bread
crumbs and onion chopped fine. IN
onion heaping full and cover with but
tered crumbs Bake till tender in pan
with one inch OF water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
xf0v wFvS sOCfTTT TyTTE-
TNFNEB

rvrerF rssessrs % tss Meas 80
-l-sr ~ Ztae tstEsrar eszFes we're
-ss-rfal--f Ease svesirE On tse bone
af n 1f Hefrrs6z. gtt3 Tesss assszs.
40 ere rsrrs-ar assfstT social aef has-
fe-ss s-ssa4e. ne sffrrss % ere srea-
lag vas f5ese D. Hsv e. p nsaEstoe.
va5 seaFs OF a tss6tpFfrst sas5eet
several vocal sates were Eiara ~
fawrsre- Nrfrrsaa ast N.ss Any
eaf-raer arE LaWrFsrr Aefsrsoa
sarr a sasr. usruFs tl@r 81 soeisbii-
.eF far-a vas served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
f1oN Ynlye FEnrtE ~.

Mem hers ri enc Fe,tnE Peoples co.
eiefg ef zion GgfBeran charch were
sntsrtaiaef lssf eVsalaE ts fsr t1ose
- Mss asfh@r ana tfiainaf FrrerIa.
Tts rhfrt street. Maiae. A shart ler
farmag pr1sran va Efvru wirh p.ts1
aanBsrs 81 NDss Begins UoserberE
vocal solos 81 Gdvta Iaaasou. rest-
fnE 81 Nss Esther Asders1n trf v.sr
In aumbers BV Miss tfetEt 0rtorfF
N0uffur busfasss matters were trans
saaa Duet. uaffaE a flgr af saei.teI.
~ refresHnsenfs were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
REYNOLDS

Perry Davis returned Thursday from
a trip TO Utah.
Mrs. Emily Marston and Mrs. r L.
Mallette were in Moline Friday.
Mrs. Claus Mungerson and daughter,
Catherine. OF Taylor Ridge visited with
Mrs. VIII Clark Friday.
Bert Richards OF Milton. Iowa. was
In Reynolds Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII McEntire returned
Wednesday from Iowa City. where they
have been visiting the latters sister.
who is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riney and daughter.
Frances. OF Aledo. were in Reynolds
Thursday.
Miss Ida AIillett was in Rock Island
Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Wait is visiting IN Rock
Island this week.
Meigs Kendall was in Chicago We'd
nesday.
George Mayhem and family visited in
Aledo Thursday.
r P. Wait was in Rock Island Fri
day.
Mrs. Frank Keim was in Aledo sew
eral days last week.
Miss Cora Keil visited in Rock Is
land over Friday night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
W. e. 7. e. To OBSERVE FLOWER
DAY.

To-orsuS viii b. observed a. aowsr
mission eaT b. fks Wozaa's Christian
TsmseFaser uaioa whsa bozgasts %
sowers VII - aissFibgts4 saa0aE tse
saas-gas. tks siek. Inmates % the tail.
pasissts a. ths hospital. etc. a custom
Observed each rear ~ tEis BODY. Those
dssirizE 20 eoafribgts sowsrs ana %
sssiss - aasiEE and Gisfribgfias
80 hoaqaess are ASKED 20 meet az the
Ass0eszfsou house. SCI SSVeatesath
street. t8mo-ToW morning at > o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
TEf-CTTY MINISTERS MET At
ImMIH

Members % ere Tr5-City Ministerial
alliance asd thelr wives enjoyed a
go -t1Ertssr party az the Watch Tow
90 yesterday affrru1er. taking cup
per together az 8 O'Clock az che san
following q business and social srs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
4LrvNAF PIAN BANOrFT.

40 meeting 0f fhr Atumna~ asso-
rasf50a % S. Jasephis school held last
ev~alsE Co TIRE school house piaus wsTs
made Tor ths annual banquet which
w51 b. served Afonfav @vrEinE. June
a. On gks school hogFe- TIE orcrrs %
tEs orEanizatioa viu D. .a charge %
ts~ AFFAIR asd dinaer All b. served
aE g 0.rloeG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

Members ~ sss Lashsr i-aEss ~
Grace Lashsrts ensFaa gathered tt enc
eharca saFiars lass se~aier f7r 80
monthly social sesslss- AZ lss1rrai
prosrsm sas given. Easia 1aaasos
sinxna ssVerss aatm1rfa sal Mlss
Hfith fsfsfseF Eiftzs rsad afs. BE
fr~shnerfs were seFe..t G4Ff1g Ea- f.-ts
90 saeissi..rf rase followed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

OF the couple and the marriage OF this
morning came as a surprise. Both
young people are well known. not only
in the Office in which they have been
employed but among n large circle OF
friends In the tri-cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
mas PR0eEaH WET.

A wen asfrsfFs esTssisE % ere tsftTs.
4ssi.sFT s5 ere Rose ts.an4 C94afF
tlaaaa- society was Beta YESTERDAY
sftrrrse1 fr Eae E7~r 90 1tFs. u~s
NaeE 1890 Fasr-esfs-as s-saif
srf-eF rels vas ere f5rtst EssiF pro-
gran a~~siEE If.ss George Tarnbgil.
afstgIrE esssr. t1,t Of Der wosE Oh tke
eitr. tfrs Arrsar Bgrrslt accompanied
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

on Positive Preaching aud Modern
Timea.- Rev. J. l. Hiliman % Des
Moines was a guest % the afternoon.
After supper the entire party at
tended the Hiiiy Sunday Booster meet
ing az the first Methodist church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
PARTIES To HONOR MISS FICkE.

HirE Harry Evans OF Davenport Is
entertaining this afternoon 40 "a party
90 honor Miss Alice Ficke. whose
marriage 90 Dcvorc Simonson ts an
event % the summer. Thursday after
uooa airs. Mathlida koehicr OF Daven-
port viii entertain for aiiss Ficke and
June o. Miss Alice Guyer OF this city
viii be- hostess az q party On her honor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
ENTFRrAIys AT BREAKFAsT.

Mrs. ?. II. Bein at her home. Sal
Forty-second street, entertained at a
breakfast this morning 10 honor Lieu
tenant Glenn Howell OF the United
States navy. who stopped here enroute
10 North Yakima
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

sf-ns~rs ~ a. tfaasaY sszsy siss
Fsrn-re,1 ss sss WEtea rowss ia Tss-
t-rfaT afssrasae far ttr eiolsiEx lz@ee-
eea er ssr ssasae. utersr Sas sSrFef
II ere ef sse eTtgafs fIelaE roo@zs A.
a sas.r r7TrtF wtfE fsceTssioes %
ssrfer covers. seaeGraEp-s a19 sfr-
.rFs eessE assf EEe a=asr vas ussJ
.ss5rrsa. frE s,sasszs. tts LsEiss els
s-rs.eF visa az sToEraes 90 t9ssfs.
r.Ftsn Fss Fasss over % s9es4es.isT.
rafs raasss tss et4s's activities rssli
l-s7srr Ire essErsss eezsststss. %
ssf.s Wrs e. ~ HaWss ts essirrzss.
fs arrssF gee ts= rraErasz far SO coes-
fsF T~a-. var So assssss VII sss9y
ar. 81 aFeesseraFs ssG scsisszrs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

80 s-ra-as-s e. p~oss-s. s-~~s pas
AT ezFEatiaes-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Kindly give
me your advice, as I am losing the
best part Of my life. Although I am
IS years old 7 have no girl friends,
and have no enjoyment girl my age
should have. quit school when I
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
STOCK MARKET

New York, April o-opening Activity in the so-cal1ed war shares was resumed today, Westinghouse crossing par with a gain Of over 2 points, while General Electric. Press ed Steel Car and New York Airbrake rose as much or more. American Can, whose earnings are being ben eftted by the foreign conflict. was again active. New York Central was the only standard railway issue to re- cord material Improvement. gaining 1 3-8, but Missouri Pacific and the Missouri, Kansas & Texas shares re- fected probable adjustment of inn pending obligations. Rock Island. local fractions and the copper group manifested 8 tendency to yield.
 Noon.-Standard stocks fell sharply soon after il o'clock following advices particularly the bombardment of Dun kirk by the German naval forces, be- ing viewed with concern. At any rate it furnished the short interest with an excuse for making fresh commitments. Declines from maximum figures of the first hour ran from I to points, the reversal embracing the war specialties. except Westinghouse. which steadily increased it's lead on enormous trad ing and by noon showed a gain Of over 5 points. IndustriaIs as a whole were weaker than railway shares except Canadian Pacific which fell three points, presumably on London selling Bonds were irregular.
 Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
SHE TOOK HIM IN FOR CHARTTY,S SAKE: HE
 TOOK HER IN FOR s1O

Mary A. Knott qf 145 Coleman street. befriended a stranger who came, to her home yesterday, displayed the hands of much toii, and said he was out Of a job and hungry. This morn ing Mrs Knott is out S1O.
 Mrs. Knott gave the young man clothing and some small change yes terday and this morning she gave him work washing windows in the upper part of the house. At breakfast this morning she invited him to sit down, but he demurred, asking that he be allowed to go to the cellar and wash himself. He was allowed to do so and he made his exit by a cellar window. carrying 8 pocketbook con- taining $1O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30
HE VY NAVAL. ATTACK WORKS HAVOC AMONG
 DARDANELLES FORTS

!. N f
 London. April s0 Serious damage to the Turkish fortifeations resulting from the bombardment by an allied neously with the landing Of troops in the Dardanelles, according to the ChronicIes correspondent. who thus describes the operations
 The bonhardm grew terrific about midday. British and French ships were clearly. visible from the entrance to the straits. The largest warships lay at the entrance near the European side with others in Erenkeu Bay, firing heavily on K1lid Bahr and the mountains beyond In the distance several small ships direct ed the fire of the large units on the Chanek and Ki1id Bahr forts.
 The noise of the gums was contin- a1ous. the discharges frequently reach ing 20 a minute. Away to the left stretched the line of transports which effected landings late in the afternoon on the coasts opposite and on the spenninsula.
 The effect of the naval bonbard- tment evidently was severe. The col fumns of smoke and fire were seen on the heights above Seddul Bahr. Kephez Point and Chanek. By 3 o'clock the SedduI Behr fort seemed literally knocked to pieces and the sbattlesh1ps moved farth hersin. fndfcat- ing that all serious opposition on the shores up to the narrows had been definitely battered down. The Turks
 made little attempt to reply to the ayyarshfps.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-30

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