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The sun., 1917-06-07
B. R. ROBINSON WEEDS
GLADYS ENDQCOTT
Bride Wears Veil Worn by
Mother and Grandmother
When They Married.
LARGE PARTY PRESENT
Reception in Endicott Home
After Ceremony in ST..
Georges.

Mss GLADYS Endicot;, a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Endicott. was mar
ried to Beverley Randolph Robinson. son
Of DR. and Mrs Beverley Robinson. yes
terday afternoon al 4 O'Clock IN St
Georges Church, Stuyvcsant Square.
The ceremony was performed oy the
Rev. DR.. Kari Reiiand rector OF the
church. assisted by Bishop David N
Greer. and was witnessed by large
SatherinC OF relatives and friends. The
caancel was massed Iith palms. clus-
tess OF white liiacs and potted ferns.
The bride entered the church with her
father. who gave her away. She wore a
gown OF white satin trimmed with point
lace. Her veil OF this lace. which had
been worn by her mother and grand
mother when brides. was arranged at
the couture IN a Russian coronet- II
fell over a court train OF white satin
brocade- The bridal bouquet was. Of
white orchids and li,.cs. and among the
ornaments worn BY Se nrr5e was a dis-
nond pendant, a eift OF the BRIDEGROOM.
Miss Lillian Endicott. sister OF the
bride was her only attendant. She wore
a costume of pale blue satin and
Georgeste crepe over white lace and a
hat OF pale blue crepe trimmed with
pink roses and white Iilacs.
William II. wheelock wac the best
man The ushers were Cabot Ward, Ar
thur w Butler, walter E Hops. Court
iandi Nicon, John S Rogers, Charles c
Stilirnan and Norton Perkins OF this city
Henry F du Pont OF philadelphia and
Edward l. Pruyn OF Albany
After the wedding ceremony a recep-
! ton was held at the home OF the bride 5
parents, 1os East Thirty-sixth street
/ Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs
! Beverley Robinson. Miss Pauline Robin
son. Mrs George Endicott. Mr.. and Mrs
George Endicott. Jr.. Charles NJ Robin
son. Miss I>ota Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard NJ. Elliot. Miss Alice Elliot
Mrs. Moncure Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs
| F. De Peyster Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. J
! Randolph Robinson. Giraud Foster, Mrs
John S Rogers, Miss Belle Gurnee. Mis-:
/ Maud G. shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
/ S. Gurnee. Jr Mrs W. Bayard Cutting
Mrs r Fulton Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Hadden. Mrs. Francis L.
Hoppin Mrs Edward G. Janeway. Mr.
and Mrs. Ghersrdi pltis. Mr and Mrs
Richard Delafieid. Mr. and Mrs. William
b. Dinsmore. Mrs Charles De Rhann
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick DE Rnam. Mr.
and Mrs Frederic Foster Carey. Mis-
Madeleine NJ Carey. Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
cure Biddle, Frederick VI Baldwin, Mrs
philip Bower. Mi~< Anna Endicott ant
Mrs Arthur w Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson viii soon star
for California. to remain three months
Afterward they will live at III Eas
Thirty eighth street
The sun., 1917-06-07
MARRIED.

oEFsTER-rOx.-on "Wednesday. June
~ the Right Rev. David II Greer.
Bishop of New York, at 81 East
Th;-ty-utnth street New York city.
Ane. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Austen
G. Fox. 10 Dr. John c. A Gerster a,
Nev York city.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tuesday. June
g 1917. at at. PauIs Methodist Episce-
rs, Church. New York city. b. the
Rev Charles l. Gocdell- d. D.. Ethel
csstre. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
DAYTON Corsa TO Joe Hunter NeDcnneli.
P7SCESET-LLSTOE. ST Thomas s
Church. wakhinxton. ID. C, June g.
Mrs Marjorie 'IAstoe TO C. Coteswcrth
praokn-y of New York
HoBIssOS-ENDICOTT "Wednesday
June s. 1917, at ST. Georges Church.
Etuyve.ant square. S-v York. by the
Right Rev David II. Greer. d. D.. as
stred by the Rev. Kari Reiland. u. D..
Giadyx, daughter Of Robert Endicott,
Ers- TO Beverley Randolph Robinson.
The sun., 1917-06-07
Ner and Wonderful
Hair Removing Secret
(Hou to net Rid OF Roots and All

The secret lie out ANY woman both
cred with superfiuous hair can now rid
herself of this trouble ahsoiutely-not only
the surface hairs. but the roots as we'll
by what Is known as the ''pheiactine proc
ess" The new method does away with
numerous and expensive visits to the elec-
troiysis expert. Does away with depila-
tories or shaving at frequent intervals
Nothing like II ever known before Get
q stick of phelactine. follow the easy in
structions, and II not entirely satisfied
the druggist will refund your money.
You do the work in a few seconds, IN
your own home. without the least injury
The hair-roots come out before your very
eyes leaving the skin soft. smooth, hair
less Phelactine is odorless. non-irritatinc
and SO harmless you could eat it--AdU
The sun., 1917-06-07

Miss Iris Ramsay. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ Ramsay of Under
cliff road. Montclair. n J.. and Thomas
p. Randle. also of Monfclair. were mar
ried yesterday afternoon IN the home
OF the brides parents by the Rev. Ed
mund Melville wylie, pastor Of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church Miss May
Ramsay was her sisters only attendant.
David Could. Jr., of Staten Island was
best man. Because the brides brother.
Lieut. Lisle Ramsay of the Canadian
Highlanders. was killed in action at
Vimy Ridge only relatives and intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony.
The sun., 1917-06-07

Miss Marjorie Listoe. daughter OF Col.
Soren Listoe, American Consui-Genersl
at Rotterdam. was married on wednes-
day 20 Charles Cotesworth Ptnckney OF
New York. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Grace Lsstoe, and the
BRIDEGROOM had as his best man his
brother. Frederick Hsws Pinckney OF
New York Owing 10 the absence OF Col
Listoe. who Is at his post In Rotterdam
the wedding was attended only BY
members OF both families.
The sun., 1917-06-07

NEW ORIHASs. La, June s-Miss
Jean Brevsrd Cannon. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs John ] Cannon, was married
Tonight al Christ Church Cathedral to
DR.. Arnistead Cochran Crump OF New
York Seth Barton French Of New York
was hest man and Richard Cannon and
Bertram Cannon OF New York. brothers
of the bride, were ushers
The sun., 1917-06-07
Gertep-F0x.

daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Austen G. Fox.
70 Or. John c. A Gerster OF the Medi-
cal Division Officers Reserve Corps.
took place yesterday afternoon IN the
homo Of her parents. 81 East Thirty
ninth street. IN the presence OF e small
company of relatives and friends Bishop
David II. Greer ofticiated. II was in
tended to have the wedding celebrated on
June rs. but as DR.. Gerster has been
ordered to report al Fort Benjamin Har-
rison. Ind. at the end OF the month
the ceremony was advanced. The bride.
The sun., 1917-06-07
Lopes--watt.

Miss Grace Watt daughter OF Mrs.
Thomas L. Watt. was married yesterday
afternoon 20 Manuel Lopez. Jr.. OF Man
haitian at the Watt farm on Mamsro-
neck road, Scarsdsie, Westchester county.
The ceremony was performed IN the
OF white roses The matron OF honor
was Mrs. Beverly Kaetor. sister Of the
bride. Miss Katherine Staats of Man
haitian was the only bridesmaid. The
ushers were Thomas and Lawrence Watt,
Beverly Kaetor and Caliso Lopez.
The sun., 1917-06-07
Mc0 0uail-Murray.

Miss Katherine Bradley Murray
daughter OF Mr.. and Mira Tncnnae Ed
ward Murray. was married TO John En-
mis- MoQuail yesterday morning IN St
Gregory's Church. Brooklyn, by the Rev
Father Maurice Fitzgerald. assisted by
the Rev. Father Peter l. Ricard and the
Rev Father Bernard Quinn The wed
ding breakfast was held IN the home oi
the brides parents. 7s3 81 Marks ave
nue.. Mss Julia Bradley Murray was
her sisters maid OF honor and Miss
Marie Murray acted as flower girl
william McQuail served as best mar
for hts brother and the ushers were Ed
ward McQuail. James McQuail. Thomas
Z. Murray. Jr.. John Francis Murray oi
BROOKLYN. Chester Robertson of Shame
kin. Pa; p j. cussck OF Scranton
Thomas Pepper OF Pottsville. Pa. anc
John Gallagher of Philadelphia.
The sun., 1917-06-07
wn1Eer--Hyde.

Miss Enia Besrdsiey Hyde, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bolton Hyde OF
l32 Fourteenth street. Flushing. was
married TO Robert James Walker OF
Flushing in the home OF the brides
parents last evening by the Rev. Henry
d. waller rector OF ST Georges Epis-
copal Church. Flushing The bride was
attended by Miss r. Marie Wales Of
Elizabeth. n. J.. as matron OF honor.
and her two sisters, the Misses Beatrice
and Doris Hyde, were bridesmaids. Alva
Peck was best man.
The sun., 1917-06-07
Fertscb-Ber9eu.

Mis-. Margaret Maria Bergen. daush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Milton Bergen OF
Jamaica South, and George Walter
Fertsch. son OF Gustave Fertsch OF
jamaica, were married last evening IN
the Bergen home IN Old South road by
the Rev. Andrew Magill. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church of jamaica
Miss Gertrude Avs Bergen, a sistes OF
the bride, was maid OF honor, and Miss
Mildred May Bergen. also a sister. was
ffower girl Custave Fertsch. Jr.,
the bridegroorn's brother. was best man
The sun., 1917-06-07

NJ. Ferrsr, pastor emeritus OF the First
Reformed Church. performed the cere-
mony. assisted by the Rev. Richard
Roberts.
The bride was given IN marriage by
her brother, ]. Lewis Luckenbsch. Mrs.
J. Lewis Luckenbach acted as matron
OF honor Howard Gillespie Hull was
his brothers best man.
The sun., 1917-06-07
sullsvan-MeCarty.

Miss Nellie Elizabeth McCarty,
daughter OF Capt and Mrs. John Nc
Carty OF IL North Fourteenth street
Flushing. was married 10 Michael Au-
eustus Sullivan of Flushins yesterday
afternoon in St Andrews Church. Muir
ray Hill. Flushing. by the pastor, the
Rev. Edward McGoldrick. Miss Sarah
McCarty. sister of the bride, was brides
maid, and Jacob ]. Heinrich was best
The sun., 1917-06-07
HEYwooD BRouN Is MARRIED.
Drs1stic Critic weas MIS-. ruth
Hale, Newspaper woman.

Haywood Broun OF the star OF tie
New York TrSbsre and Miss Ruth Hale
Of West sixty-sixth street. nevs-
paper woman who Is well known In New
York and Philadelphia, were married
yesterday afternoon IN St Agnes $
Church in West Ninety-second street
The ceremony was Informal. and the
guests included only the relatives and
immediate friends. Among them were
Harvey O'Hirgins. Brandon lyman
Alexander woollcot. Miss Lucy Huffaker
and Garet Garrett. Mr.. Broun and his
bride were attended BY Franklin p
Adams anc Miss Margaret wycherly.
Mr. Broun has been on the stan OF
the Tribune for several wears, and for
some months has bean dramatic editor
Mrs. Broun came originally from Knox
Vile, Tenn. and is a daughter OF Mrs
Anna II. Hale.
The sun., 1917-06-07
Hull-Euckenh hach !.

Miss Dorothy n Luckeubach. dauEh-
ter of Mrs Edward Luckenbach Of IS
Montgomery place, Brooklyn. was mar
ried TO Kenneth Duryee Hull. son of
Harrie Tucker Hull of Jorristown, y.
J., and Lake Placid. n. Y. yesterday
afternoon In the Church OF the Pilgr;ns,
Rrooxlyn Heights The Rev. DR. James
The sun., 1917-06-07
JACK HAZARD TAKES BRIDE
Alice Dovey of ''very Good Eddie"
Now Hts Life Mate.

Jack Haxxard, who has been the prtu-
cipal comedian In Miss Springtime-
and Alice Dovey. who has been playing
IN Very Good Eddie were married
yesterday in the Little Church Around
the Corner"
They departed for Milwaukee. which
they chose rs the honeymoon objective
point because '-Dewdrop Inn a musi-
caf show Of which the bridegroom Is CO.
author with Baldwin Sloan and Percy
knight, opens there tonight
The sun., 1917-06-07

reception 20 visiting physicians. s;so A. y.
MeetinE at the hone OF Mira Charles y.
Alexander 4 West Fiftv-eiEhth street. 20
discuss plans o. Y. W. {. A. for war work.
evening
stuyvessnt Hteh School Training corre-
review and dance, seventy -hrst Regiment
Arrnory, = NJ
The sun., 1917-06-07
Hcrx-Rosenthal.

Miss Lucille Roseuthsl. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roseuthsl. was married 20
Leon I. Herr yesterday at l O'Clock IN
the brides home. 81 East Seventy-third
street The ceremony was performed by
Dr. John Loveyoy Elliot.
The sun., 1917-06-07

In the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn Heights. last evening Miss Bea-
trice Bowden was married to Frederick
Castle Meachzm. Jr.. the Rev. Or. ]
Howard Melish officiating. The reception
was held in the home OF the brides par
ents MIR. and Mrs. NJ Luther Bowden,
4O5 Clinton avenue, Miss Dorothy Ber-
nard was the maid OF honor and the
other attendants were Miss Lillias c.
Cooke. Miss Hortensia Lopez. Miss Man
uela Lopez Mrs. Cecil H Rawson and
Mrs Edward l. Swan. Miss Isabel Orr
niece OF the bridegroom. and Master
Luther s Bowden were also in the bridal
party. George o. Kittle was best mar
and the ushers were NJ Luther Bcwden
Jr., Gardiner s. Bowden. A Edward
Rlacknar Victor Withstsndley. {. @
Friedman and Edward l. Swan
The sun., 1917-06-07

who was given away by her father. was
unattended. She wore a gown OF white
satin and veil OF old point lace which
had been IN the family for several gen
eratioas. Or. a r Chamberlain acted
rs best man. After the ceremony there
was a small reception and DR.. Gerster
and his bride left for a short wedding
trip.
The sun., 1917-06-07

WORCESTER, Mass. June s.-The Hol-
stein-Friesian Association Of America
to-day subscribed 100000 from Its
treasury for the purchase OF Liberty
Loan bonds and contributed $1,000 &C
the American Red Cross
The sun., 1917-06-07

American Nedicai Association. corvsn-
tion. waidnrf-Astorta. Hotel Astor. Bilt-
more, Hotel Manhattan. all day.
Bolt. Nut and Pivot Institute, meeting
and luncheon, waldorf Astoria, NJ.
American Museum Of Natural history.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25

97oa Hsafe Fatzseh. taa4 Th'r as
fr nfst street
1908 Oscar f7Fisan 470l $50
Fifth sHerue
1855 George Erevitsb, hhf For 4ga
~ nFef etfasf
5tt Carer Paul Ne*es fliia Ast
riots fift
.fe carl Frederick Hansen 4s4
sol Fsarteeetb street
1907 RUSSELL M ReHarom. a08 @s6
Thirty-ninth street
1see-ptu Bceteonie. 3es Forty asa
hfth street
1018 Walter Leo Schneider Jtas 4a7
Twenty-sizth street
2055 Roy II Nor8stou. 292a 500
Thirtaenth avenue
1855 John ~ Wright SEQ sixth sos
avenue,
5l0G- Arthur T. Tavlor 1918 sos
Thirty dfth street
$3.50 Arthur ! Policy 5t9 Elev- SOS
anth street
1l2-Lafe Z Bell. $50 Twenty SIT
siNth street
1857 Teodore G Bieuer It9 SIS
Fifteenth street
z0I2-Ray 0rvil Roderick 1924 $50
Twanty-eigbth street
679- Elweu Clarence Spur, $50
lois Fourth avenue
1I-Emuerson Z. Carmichael, 53s
Taylor Ridge
-s05 Lawrence G Ross 1920 5@1
Fourth avenue.
2a21--Frank L. Howard. 1903 $50
Ninth street,
3672-Louis Woren Ricketts,, r 543
f. D. No Z. Muscatne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25
Aecnses - IInshana.
HoL0 20 Lose Your Tan,
I-reckIes or Wrinkles

A days motoring. an afternoon on tHe
tennis ground or golf Inks su1bath en-
the beach or exposure en- lake trt.
often brings on deep tan or vivid crtua-
son or more perpleAlng stilt, vigorous
thing then is nercolized wax which
removes tan. reaEees or freckles quite
easily. 1t literally pecls o n sEe Hected
skIn--Jusb little at q time SO there
no hurt or injury. As the skla comes
OF in almost invisible aal1y particles no
trace of the treatment is shown Get sa.
ounce Of n1ercolIzeG wax az your drug
cold cream. washing u on mornings ~
a week Or so yoQ VIII have an entirely
new skin. beautifully clear trauararens
ana OF a most delicate wilderness
Wrinkles. So apt to form q this season
may be easily and quickly removed bv
ed saxoEite. I o., dissolved 10 witch
hazel, p pint. This "a not only q vaIl-
able aatungepts but has q beneficial tonic
eIect also-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25
SPECIAL TAXATION NOTICE.
Gen No 45I


Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons interested. that the council Of
The city Of Rock Island H.. having
ordered that Fourth avenue from the
east curb line OF Tweuty-third street
10 the west property line of Twenty
fourth street, be excavated. graded
drained and paved with brick on a
fiYe-inch concrete foundation and the
ordinance for the same being on file
in the Office Of the city clerk Of said
city, ard said city having applied to
the county court Of Rock island Coun-
~. Illinois, for an assessment of the
cost Of said Improvement according
to the frontage Of this property as
sessed along the line Of the improve
ment, said assessment being payable
IN nine instsllments. each bearing in
terest Al The rate of per cent per
annum, and an assessment therefore
having been made and returned TO
said court the anal hearing thereon
viii be had on tine 1rh day Of Septem
Der, = D 1917, at the hour Of
o'clock q m. or as soon thereafter as
the business Of the court viii per
NIT
All persons desiring nav file obiec~
tious in said court before said dav
and may appear ca tbs hearing ana
make their defense
Dated a. Rock Island. H. Aug 7@
- p. 1917.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
0fncer appointed TO make the assess
meut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25
DISTRICT BOARD
TOREvIEW CASES
Board If Peoria Wnl Have Final Say
a. To Personnel nj Rock Is
lands Draft : Mt.
ALL HAVE EIGHT OF AprEAL
Out 81 81 Registrars Examined oniy
Two Are Granted Absolute EX-
emption From army.

Upon the district board az Peoria
rests the responsibility Of determining
the personnel a. Rock Island 5 anit .n
the new national arms That hoag
will bsve the final saE AIS to VINO IFS
qualified 80 serve Uncle sam 80 lAs
present world crisis and VINO Is not
Under The regulations of the co1~
srr3ptfon IaE tGe district board VIII
review every case passed on ez local
boards In every instance AaeF@ aA
exemption has been allowed il IS pro-
vided that the government take an ap-
neal. while in every case where an eA-
enaption IS diHaJIowed. Eba registranE
has the right Of appeal
IN addition 20 this the district
board has original Jurisdiction 10 all
claims for exemption on Industrial or
occupati0nal grounds. All claims TOT
discharge on the ground or being en-
gagged In agricultural pursuits viii be
decided bv IT. Ii is understood that
the district body is to follow the rule
Of temporary exemption for farmers
granting them from so 10 30 DAYS
leave Of absence" until the crops can
be taken care Of III is figured that ln
Rock Island county approximately 100
have asked discharge from military
service On agricultural grounds
The fact that q man operates dairy
supplying a city with large part Of
it's milk is sufficient ground for e1-
emption IN the opinion Of the district
board at Peoria, announced today
Edward J Gum, Gales5urg has been
exempted for this reason. Gum IS
also a farmer and fled claim for ez~
emption upon the ground that he was
engaged in agriculture and datrying
John y Gudeu. also Of GaIesburg
chief distributor Of supplies for divis-
ions OF the Burlington road east OF
the Missouri river, was exempted.
Only Two Exempted
In the decisions contained fin the
first announcement Of Chairman Frank
. 0uinu's board. only two out Of so men
were granted absolute exemption
Only original industrial claims were
considered The board has not passed
on appe IS from local boards. Twenty
men engaged in agricultural pursuits
were exempted temporarily from SER
vice that they might harvest the crops
Their period OF exemption expires
Dec 10 Fjfty-tw0 claims were denied
and decisions in 15 others were de
ferred pending further Investigate
All claimants in the first list are an
board that the action is tentative and
decisions may be later amended By
the board The only cases considered
thus far Were from Bureau Knox and
Livingston counties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25
NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS



Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
interested that the board OF local i'm
nrovements of the city Of Rock Island.
Illinois. has filed in the county court
Of Rock IslaLd county a certificate Of
the cost of the Improvement entitled
IN said court. In repetition Of the
city of Rock Island. Illinois. 70 assess
the cost Of the improvement Of Twsn-
ty-fourth street from Thirteenth to
Seventeenth avenues. by eXcayatinE,
grading. curling and paving with as
phalt," aad said certificate also shows
the court costs. the amount of accrued
interest and the total amount of said
assessment. and said certificate also
states that the said Improvement con
forms substantially &c the require
ments Of the original ordnance for the
construction OF the same as required
By lsw and thar final hearing on said
certificate will be had on the 9Th day
OF September. A. d. 1871, at 3 O'Clock
d. M. or as soon thereafter as the
business of the court will permit
All persons desiring may file OBJ
lectious in said court before said day.
and may appear az the hearing and
make their defense.
Dated this 23rd day Of August. A 2.
1917
WILLIAM M'CONOCHIE. President.
\. Z. JUHL. Secretary.
WALLACE TREICHLER. Engineer.
Board Of Local improvements OF the
City OF Rock Island, III
JOHN X SCOTT, City Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25
sAruRnAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-ArcUsT g. lel7.


1913 Einef eHEstseas 1s1s a*t
Ff@bth s#sane
1881 john f7aen SIS r9rfg s8z
aYet street.
4aza Ft,~t f4.atarK Aeee So
fi4h avenue
faae ftaaers b sfef.sasen a7a ee@
YagrfrasfA sad sealf FL
s Easert Fssksr sstt sos
.r4ss..4. ars4 s-astte aatifb
pns1 fsis..s
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1.f-t..e s.s.et
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tsf.tstt -trne4
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+sa+t 1, fzaf So.
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sf.4s.s.. 49, 49,. eea
15.5.,zre,.-..
ana 54srr[ fs,~- .-~a.f,,s3, COS
99af 49, r s..,i. s4ad5a. 80
-fr Fof,rtee1ff, -t-oef
qqa W-sf4.r l-ffro-4 sr,rr5,,. ez-
g+-.-t..,+s- -. pa
a-e +r-1f+o- -~rs-4.-
go 49,. 80 $500. 80
ave1-ts SIT 7rlI. TeIs-G
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25
SAXON MARRIAGE BrRE4r.

London.-A novel institution called
the official matrimonial bureau has
been created at Magdeburg. Germany,
under the auspices of the authorities
N the province Of Saxouy. according
to adyices received here. At Wagde-
burg central bureau keeps the rec
ords and arrsnges introductions for
war-widows DESTROYS Of remarrying
and finds likely husbands amoug those
whose wounds unfit them for further
active service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25

uaaf 81 Stee eco or eaea 90 two
counts The Grst. charging TIE alicia
t3en Of the plaintiffs wlfe's aaections
and the alleged inducing af Der ts
seek 3 separation frsFr Andrews and
ire second. fer alleged criHgnal rela-
tlons
aa there IS no foundation gcr tire
saff satd Mr. Young attorney The
statements not heias fFue in any par
ticalar the defendant wiz forthwith
aie general ard specific dental ard
urge and insist on a speedy trial
Accuses Her Husband
Andrews and his wife were married
In 1885, according to the petition Mrs
Andrews brought suit for divorce Lass
shay alleging criminal relations with
one JulIa Brown at Rock Island THE
husband has fled general dental
and the suit is pending
The damage case probably viii
come 10 trial during the September
term of court opening Sept
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-25

2s5-Arthur HuIsbrink lofs
Twelfth avenue
1885 Emory r, Coy ESQ Thr- S -
feenrh street
1s7s-Hsary Mime. 27u Eighth 3.
aasa-Toi6eg Dale zlemsr coal 10 +.
lo95-Harr5 Waite. sl93s Fit ls 3.
sasa-cari Hammer6erg SIS Ia
TorLy--secou8 street e
-Rosaliao EFaIo. 2ll2 rs
Fourth avenue
27s7-oas HgIIer 1919 Fourth q
avenue
1883 Emmett r. Duncan, ninth 2a
avenue and Thirry-arst
85s7-PaaI ". F. Tro,tnow. 1911 81
Fourth street
aGa7-John Barney Nyenhuis. Is 2.
Nuscatiue Iowa
249z-WilIs Earl HAYES e28 q e
Twentieth street
56T4-Lee Roy Hunter r. r. ID. rs "a
no g. Muscatine Iowa.
3505-Bert l. Hejgh- SOC Sew 81 50
enth avenue
2l95-Frank Raymond 52s Thfr- SIS I5
teeuth street.
s87-caIvtn L. Karr. $780, 81 81
Ninth street
2oss-Wtlliam Earl Long. 2927 a5 60
F7s-T0hr Sylvester T-0=l-r ans ~ !
First avenue
zT5-Elrer r. Anderson. 1925 Al 90
Sixteenth avenue
5827-Emil Desmet. 1929 Fourth - pa
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