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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
COPS CONFISCATE
PEACE LEAFLETS
F. Il. Pauisen Taken In Custody for
Passing Socialist Literature 0ppos-
ing the World War.

While engaged in distributing Social
ist literature yesterday morning, r.
Paulsen, 927 Twenty sixth street Mo-
line. was taken in custody by the po-
lice and escorted to the station. where.
after being questioned. ne was re-
leased. His leaflets we're confseated
and it is understood viii be tarEed
over TO the federal authorities
One Of the papers was Q pamphlet,
The Right to Oppose War, claimed
to have been written by Senator La
Toilette, one was isued by the People s
Council Of America and two others
called attention 10 the Socialist adj
dress at Turner hall last night by Co
rhine Lowe \ complaint relative to
the character Of the literature that
was being passed out was made by q
nrominent citizen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

For centuries all over the world
GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil has afford
ed relief in thousands upon thousands
of eases of lame back lumbago, sci
atics, rheumatism, galIstones, gravel
and all other affections Of the kidneys.
liver. stomach. bladder and allied or
gans. 1t acts quickly. II does fhs
work II cleanses vour Kidneys and
Durifies the blood 1t makes a new
man, new woman. OF you It fire.
quently wards of attacks Of the dread
ami fatal diseases of the kidneys it
often completely cures the distressing
diseases of the organs Of the BODY al
lied with the bladder ana kidneys
Bloody or cloudy urine sediment. or
''brick-dust" indicate an unhealthy
condition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
GEORGE COHlNIS
IN FOR DOLL EYES

Chicago. Sept 24-George NJ. Cohan.
touring the good old u 5 A. behind
a chauffeur who doesn't know where
he's going. rolled into Chicago yes
terdaS. George says he's doing one
night stands and testing 0stermoors.
and that play producing and song writ
ing have ceased to be his main bus
mess.
An that's Just a side Iine-I'm a
manufacturer n0W-real business. he
said. George has only made a million
or SO out of theatres, songs and films,
Y know.
What are you making 2l,<asked the
men who had gathered 'r0und.
Dolls eyest said George. Dolls
eyes-au3 it's great eyedea IA
making money last now Dolls eyes
used to come from Germany And I'm
making en-
DO sou know how many dolls eyes
have To he made every year, Why,
about a billion Great big brown eyes
are worth $3.50 a dozen nov The
Germans are going to be in bad after
the war. TOO. The business VIII ne
permanent. especially IT, we can get
a protective tariff for dolls eyes
through congress after the war.
George. Steve says they've had all
sorts Of experience.
Il t0oh Michigan City. says Steve,
TO give them the real thrill They
stepped Up TO the hotel register IN the
Oliver house and George wrote his
finest George H. Conan thereon. The
house detective gazed, and then Wals-
peTed into the clerks ear.
/ Don't cash any checks for those
guys. George Conan hasn't got any
sgay hairs. T knew him years ago.
Yesterday George came across with
this proGnOs ticauon:
The White SoE are going 10 wln
the worlds series. sure The Giants
are used TO that soft National league
pitching and they cant win.
"I' m going to drive straig.,+ -a'-e j
80 Hou0Iulu % buy ukeIela But
Steve-he's going to stop IN san Fran
cisco There are oulE four seals left
on the rocks cut at san Franc SEQ.
He's going 10 pat in some rubber seals
thar vi1Ele He'll work their FMS
from keyboard IsH.t. that right
Stevea,
steve nodded.
The first dress rehearsal Cf The
Judge of ZaIamea with Leo Ditrich-
stein viii be held at Georges Grand
opera house this morning at 1880
When Mr. Cohan heard this ne
mOaHad
-'Wha1 an hour, The middle Of the
night
The play was written bv CaIee79n
de Ia Barca. in 1910. ana 5his IS tie
FIRST presentation in the English IAN
guase After seeing bits Of IL tried
out last night George COMMENDED
at ought TO SO good It makes me
laugh
Mr.. Conan predicted That the Iegit-
innate theatre business Is coming into
an era OF great prosperity He said
The great stars are going to drift
back and forth from the films 10 PLAYS.
They're going 10 be interchansesb
The dav Of the cheap road company is
gone Great days are ahead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
CUTTING SCRAPE
NUPTIAL PRELUDE
John Brewer Fares Badly when He
Makes Unfasor able Comments
Regarding the Bridegroom.


John Brewers affection for his aunt
and his interest IN her welfare brought
disaster to him Saturday night, and he
is suffering from several ugly wounds
indicted with a knife by Joe Small. an
other cofored man Brewers aunt for
n-erly Miss Lulu Tramel and now Mrs.
John Mitchell. was married yesterday,
and Saturday evening Brewers com
uentz on the approaching wedding
and OF the character OF the prOspec-
tive groom precipitated conflict
which ended with Brewer Ereyiousl s.
wounded
Small in police court today pleaded
guilty to q charge Of assault with d
deadly weapon and was held to the
grand jury under 81 ,00o bail Large
Garrett. CoI0red was charged with
the same ofense, but he pleaded not
guilty and mis- hearing was set for
next Monday afternoon.
Saturday evening Garrett had some
words with All Williams, proprietor of
the boarding house where he rooms
Williams is related to Brewer. Il is
claimed there we're no words between
e--t-A e+s+-7- r|' 4- 80 -
About ii clock Small, Garrett and
Brewer were walking toward Brew
ers residence at 323 Twelfth street,
East Moline They were talking of
tins Wedding to take place Sunday.
Garrett had ordered a new suit for
/ the occasion, out the tailor had been
unable TO get If ready Tor ann SatQr-
day evening, ana was 70 denver II
sunday inns was mebIlohea, ana
6FeR eFs y Is said, zoos occasion 20
discuss Allchei4-
nat man mad better be good 10 my
aunt brewer IS aa-a 10 nave assert
ed
small made some comment 20 the
eEe-t t1aL brewer would nave ilt5l5
TO say ABOUT the aHalfs OF the mitchell
1ouseao-g, ana that II would be none
OF has business row MS aunt Jared as
mitchell wife
brewer repeated ms assertion and
7mall asked what Brewer meant 10 90
about H. lit snow mum, sald
oFeWer according 10 small story
anu brewer u lIatAhsl 70 nave ad4sft
mat 4e eal Jusl 9ou&hi feFolFef 10
last Nome ana 4aG If with MN anu
that he had another gun a home, and
he would TH 4lil-heL II ne was not
5000 % Brewer aunt.
According go small ne made some
l4I laer suggestion -o the effect that
Brewer should not take any hand in
me diE1A@i- domestic aEalES. ana
8 small says tn6f Brewer fhereupoh
7 turned on nlM ana inquired Nhetaef
he was LTIeHd Of Mitchell F. small
replied tAat ne AneT oltehe.i
small says Jaai 5reWer lAen made g
move 10 reach into ms pocket anu
ilaE ue taugAL Sl&ht % gun ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
DURYFA ATTENDING
COMMERCIAL. MEETS

Nj Duryea Of the Moline CONNER
cieI club. left yesterday Ter Chicago
where he viii attend the sessions of the
National Association OF commercial
Organization secretaries and Of The
Illinois Commercial Secretaries asso-
citation. The gatherings are to be hela
in the Congress hotel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

De not delav a minnta II Trs u
aches or you are sore across sa IS
or nave difficulty when aslna
to gour druggist at once aE
bottle Of Imported cola w.
Harlem OIL Capsules They
ant and easy 70 take they
the stomach. and the kidne
the oil ike q ernuge does MI
thoroughly cieanse and wAS
bladder and kidneys and fhrns(
infiamma tion which IS tna ia
trouble Your druggist vii efys ri
refund your money IL ron IRE &C..
lsheTi after a faw days nHaa4s Il. III
only the pura. original dEaI 1
Harlem OH Capsules. fszla I'D
genuine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
Obituary
Ditmar yIeths

George vieths. 1881 Fourteenth
street. Moline. has received WORD Of
the death Of ais father Ditmar Nieths.
Saturday al the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Madden. at Sidney. Neb He was
95 years Of age and for many wears re-
sided IN Moline living with his
daughter, Mrs. William Norton. until
her death four years ago In the early
DAYS Mr. Vieths lived on Rock island.
being q resident there during the Civil
war Later he moved 10 a farm ia
lows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
FnneraI Of H. 3. -.

Funeral service of Miss Hazel 3
Kerr were held yesterday at the home
Of her sister. Mrs II z Wilson TweH-
tv-third avenue and Thirty-irst street,
Moline, ard at 2s30 at the Fifteenth
Avenue Christian church. Rock Island.
Rev " B Slime offlciated assisted by
Rev r j. Rolf. The pa1lbearers were
Russell Hosktns. Elmer Hoskins Joe
Kerr. Earl Brakeman. Ralph Griffin
and Carl Lindy Iuterment was in
Chippiann0ck cemetery. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
AUT0 Is BURNED.

4 small touring car belonging 70
Joe Daebelliehn was burned Saturday
night The tank of the car was being
allied with gasoline and . coal oil light
was being used for illuminating the
operations. Tbs gas tgnited the flames
spreading 70 the uphoIsterirg Of the
automobile and burning all jnham4la-
bic uarfs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
SOLDIER on VISIT.

Raw Gordon formerly. foreman in
rae supply department of Root & Van
lH-Eaort row q sergeant in the quar-
-zr-7z=ters department. an Camp
DODGE Des Motnes. visited with Mo
lime friends Yesterday. He was q
msra her of the FIRST Increment to be
ze-E from here 10 the Cautonment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
rHIIn IS PARAIYhIs.

Florence Erickson, aged 3 years,
daughter of Rfr and MIS- Edwin IF
Erickson 1871 Twenty sight avenue.
Moline. is afflicted with infantile par
aivsis. The disease developed Satur-
day. The child Is attended by Or. P.
H Vessel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
STOLEN AUTO PIs 1'K
is AT CARLINx a

= license plate stolen q szs
Yesterday from a trgek he
The Moline OH company fas n
at CarlinTille. Ill attached Il MI
which r. is believeH was reee
from George TanE. Davanpo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
CHILDREN DEPOSIT st7s9s.

Moline school children saved s17s.35
last week according 10 the weekly re
por1 Of hank deposits The Grant
building leads WITH $eT.11 The re-
rnrt shau-e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24
'COLDDE
Former A0uf

engines YOU EonId
hrst real experience n
the clouds last wednaas:
the Germans attacked m I'M
TO all n
Above Is the messax III III
Martin z Carlson, NoI5nA. geee
this morning on a postcard 9xsslls
thur Goldberg. son of and
Arthur Goldberg. Soath 5hlin
is battling German Dir NSs50hH Ha<
where In France
Mr. Goldberg was 81 ore si11e
sistant chief clerk at 4n@ iIviA ii
Later he took a posit o1 Il u
mobile concern i'm
there joined the asrfa ill.,
United States. Ife IS a}r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

All the news all the time-The
Lrgas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-24

EoTt3F lOustF1ctI0n company. by
whom Small and Garrett are employ
ed. interested himself in the defense
of the men. and retained s. z. Long
to represent them in the preliminary
barring. He dismissed the attorney.
However. when the seriousness of the
case became apparent Mr.. Long wilI,
however. appear for Garrett. it is i'm
derst00d
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
HIGH PRICE OF LUMBER

why does everyone jump ON us fol
the high prices which obtain ON mm.
bor and other building supplies. and
refuse or fail 10 take into considrr3-
tiou the fact thar products of all kinds
have advanced enormously during the
past year and q half"
This question is occupying the minds
OF wholesale and retail lumber aud
building upply men throughout o..
United states at present. and led 20.
Gently tu the compilation of "a comprr
hcu-iyc report ON the advances noted
900 various commodities by r. Suth-
nrIaui of Kansas city. one of the
#outHUcsts most Influential lumber
dealers
The following table. showing nd.
Eauccs on food products. building ma.
tDr.aIs and machinery. contains liz.
uros from October 1915. 10 Aprf.
l9l1.
'Thc most significant fact brought
10 b. ilU. lU0 pounds of beef or pork.
or % hGshaI o.. wheat or corn. or a
.alr OF cotton. WIll buy more lumber
today than ever before iu the his
tory of tine lumber business" the re.
port reads 600 part.
'for instance. this would Indicate
Chat the prices of some staple farm
products. wheat and corn especially
have advanced 200 percent in the last
eighteen months. and cotton has aG
Nnccd Too percent Also. please take
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
STRANGE MISSILES IN WAR
English Garrison Once Fired Loads
OF Penny Pieces.

IitBi's: The reports that the Ger
mans al some points are none too well
supplied with ammunition suggest that
they may. iu time be driven TO suc1
straits as our own troops in past wars.
For instance, when the English gar
r.son at Nimeeuen i'm 1894 ran out of
shot they fired penny pieces instead
and the French troops ran out of their
ranks and offered themselves as tar.
gets in order TO draw the coins and
collect them.
One Fronchman is said TO have got
together as many as 2S7 Of these
Small copper coins We're also fired at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10
QUAIL FARMERS FRIEND
In the North a Quail, in the South a
Partridge.

w A''N wv ~ q NhhNlf w AlE 9NAAll q
Partridge.
People, Home journal. Bob White
Is one bird who has named himself
While In the northern states he t.
called quail and In the south is called
partridge. hc is sufficiently dncren,
from the true quail and partridge ol
the old world 90 warrant q name oi
his own, and this is now almost uni.
versally accorded him as Bob White
from his clearly whisted notes In the
spring He belongs 20 the same ord,r
of birds as the common hen and the
grouse the order of scratching birds.
The little chicks are covered with
down when hatchel and can run al.
most from the time they leave tuc
she'll II anything happens to Mr..
Bob while setting, Bob will al once
assume her duties and care for tle
young when hatched, as faithfully as
could their mother Young and old
stay together until the following
spring. At night they gather in a com
pact bunch ON the ground with tails
20 the center of the circle. so that 4
case of alarm each may have "a clear
course 10 fly
Bob White b. perhaps the most val.
liable bird tO the farmer that We have
The number of harmful insects and
worms which he eat, iu the course oi
% year Is almost beyond belief Added
90 this. Np is the best DESTROYER OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10

Barbed wire cuts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness gals heal NJ
quickly when BALLARD'S SNOW
LlNlMENT IS applied Il Is both heal.
ing and antisepiic Price 25c, SOC and
and Sl0O per bottle Sold by Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10

Slllow complexion Is due 20 q tor
pii liver HERBlNE puritos and
strengthens the liver and bowels and
restores the rosy bloom OF health to
the cheek Price soc Sold by Ringer
Drug Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
Crops in Germany
Are Burning Up
Prolonged Drought Unbrokcn
Since Early in May and
No Relief in Sight.
tBy Associated Prcss.l
IP' ""SV' I"N'T TT'"H'I
COPENHAG Juno 10 (via /

COPENHAGEN. Juno 10 lvia Lon
don).-Throughout Germany. accord
ing TO reports here, all valuable grain
crops arc burning UP. as they did in
1915, in an unprecedented heat wave
Tho prolonged Drought has not been
broken since carly in May. Berlin on
Sunday experienced the hottest June
Ia on record in the seventy years OK
pericncc OF the Weather Bureau
Tropical temperatures were also re-
ported every where west of the oder
River.
The weather Bureau states that the
prospects for rain or lower tcmpcra-
lures arc very slight. The effect of
tho drought on grain crops around
Berlin is described by a neutral. who
arrived here on Friday. as almost
catastrophe.
Venerable jokes about cabbage or
hay cigars has become Il sad and Scri-
Gus reality in Germany. owing to the
scarcity and high cost of genuine to-
bacco. The latest war substitute
within tho purvicw of the govern
mental department on substitutes is
composed Of the above. together with
other ingredients like strawberry
leaves, Lavender blossoms and sandal
wood to impart aroma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
TRANSPORTATION LINES
WILLING TO COMPROMISE
Adjustment or Controversy Over Mall
Facilities for Bny Shore Sec
ton Expected.

WASliINGrON. June la.-An adjust
mcnt of tho extended controversy be-
tween tn" Post Office Department and
the business interests Of the bay
shore section of Virginia and Mary
lani over mail facilities probabl: Will
he reached as q result, OF "A prolonged
co:'fcrcnc" between representatives Of
mo two states and Second Assistant
ostmasi"r-Gcn"ral rracgcr After
the Who'll" ground had been Gov
cred 'lurtnr two-hour discussion in
Mr.. frh"Gcr'S office. tho official asked
~. NJ, -. n V. Chesapeake Line and
'hc old BAY Line come TO Washington
Tor Il further conference, at which timc
"a c"mpromis" probably will h. agreed
upon THIS dispute arose more than a
month ago. when tho Post-,JIh % 10
part'ncnt sought 20 renew tn. mail
contracts with tho steamship lines and
railroads serving tho shore territory.
particularly tina, along tho Y,r,I ord
Rappah*nnoch Rivers. Tho tCirc3
Witch the companies submitted wore
r'ch Tded by tho department as too
hl-h. and Mr.. fra"Ecr declined TO APP
prov" thcm. Committees from In" Two
states. headed by Senator Swany,n
Representative Jones and crosby.
Thompson, "f West Point, represented
Virginia. and Senator John Walter
Srniih and Representative road- If
! Maryland. brourh, the matter IN a
mead by making ~ clear to tho
Gcpar,mcn that tho TRANSFORMATION
ines w"r" now willing :" max" cori-
promises which. COUNTLESS. would be
satisfactory I" ih" government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
OIL TANK STEAMSHIP
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
Company, Sent to Bottom, With
Loss Of Five Lives.
AMERICAN JACKIEs ARE SAVED
Gunner'S Crew on Vessel Rescued,
According to State Department Adj
viceS-Sinking Occurred on Satur-
day, Two Days Out From France.


NEW YORK. June i?.-Thc oil tank
steamship John -. Archbold. OF the
Standard Oil Company. has been sunk
by submarine. The announcement
was made at the Offices of the company
hero to-day.
State Department adviccS reporting
the sinking of the steamer. said three
members Of tho vessels crew were
killed and two others drowned hut that
twelve members Of the armed guard
all were safe The Archbold was sent
To the bottom last Saturday in Euro
pear waters. She was two days en-
route to this country from France.
The ship was armed and "A Gunncrs
crew from AN American warship was
on board. The names of tho missing
crew members are Jose Lorenzo. an
oilcr; GcorEorio Sozo "A fireman. and
Domingo LaEo. wiper. and a crew
member whose name is uncertain The
company has Cablcd for further infor-
nation
The John n. Archbold was an Amer
lean steamship of S,37i tons gross
register. owned by tho Standard Oil
Company, and built in 1914 at Newport
News. The ship.lcft here May 20 for
Havre and Roucn. France with cargo.
under the command of Captain H. b.
Thompson. with a crew OF forty-one
men. OF whom twelve were Americans
The records of the United states
Commissioner Of Shipping here show
the following names among the crew
whose American citizenship was
claimed at the time of signing on:
w. II. Gridlcy. mate. Chicago. Ill: w.
L. Smith, second mate. Everett, Mass:
Ten Eycch II. Reed. third mate, Franz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
Norris Again Candidate.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
LANCASTER. VA. juno l?.-R o.
Norris, Jr.. will be the Democratic
nominee for the House Of Delegates
from the counties Of Lancaster and
Richmond. fc has represented these
two counties for three successive terms
in shis body. having been elected every
time without opposition. Two years
ago. when he had an opponent for the
nomination. he carried every precinct
in the two counties except one. Here
toforc II has been custom to select
the representative in the House OF
Delegates alternately every four years
from the two counties. and in defer
ence to that custom Mr.. Norris waited
till the last moment before announcing
his candidacy. AS no candidate from
Richmond County appeared in tho field
before the day for closing the con-
test. he announced his Willingness to
stand for another term, and will enjoy
the unique distinction Of having been
nominated and elected without oppo-
sition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
CITY SECURES RESPITE
FROM NEWSPAPER WAN

HhRE1SONBURG. Va. Juno r.
fiarrisonburc "ill have = res, from
the newspaper war until July % judy q
r. r. White, IF Princess ANN COUNTY,
who sat for JudE" r y Haas last
week. VIII return TO iiarrisonburE on
july - TO hear the Slo ZOO libel suit
OF senator George Il. Koczcll against
Editor X. r. Snythc. Of the Daily In
dependent.
Motion for new trials in tho crimina |
libel suit Of last December in which
Smythc was fined so and costs will
he heard at that time. and also mo-
ton for "a new trial in the case tried
last week when Editor H. W Bcr-
tram was awarded $1,000 darnag
against Smythc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
RESENTS ADVICE TO CHINA
Japanere Situation Settled. but Mn
ron's Note Indicates Our "Inter-
ference" II Not Desired.

WASHlNc;ToN, June l9.-The jap
hnrse situation has teen dropped by
the state Department. 1t was de-
clared to-day that this government
considers the incident closed"
Neither Japan's nor England.s reply
10 the American identic note will he
made puh'ic by the State Department.
in the view of diplomats. the incid mt
closes as diplomatic victory for
Japan. but with America retiring in
good order. and bo,nE in position
to reopen the question Of the open door
in China at any time.
Tokyo's reply to this governments
note Is understood to have indicated
that Tokyo considered our message to
China ill-timed. and also to have car
ried the intmation, though not the
written words. that Tokyo resents our
Interference" at Picking. In other
words. Japan now considers herself
paramount in the entire Far East, and
will oppose any advice or caution to
China by this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20

wireless. Brooklyn; John Wilson. chief
engineer. Astoria. y. y: j. NJ. John
son. first assistant engineer. Jersey
city, y. J.. j. G. Caldwell. second AS
siStant engineer. born in Connecticut:
\. j. lvcrson. third assistant engineer.
born in California: w. Il. Allison. mess
man. Mount Victory. Ohio: Virgil Bell.
mess man, Stcubcnvillc, Ky: Edwin J.
Muir. cook. kcyport. y. j.; G. G. Will
kins. wireless. Maysvillc. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
If You Are Not Delighted

u yOO1 SehC, dIIU yOu1
folks sake, we are urging you to try it.
1t will change your whole conception
Of these fruity desserts. 1t will amaze
you by it's deicacy and flavor. 1t will
bring to your table a new delight.
Sowc propose this: Order it at once
any favors. Serve one package at
dinner. If you are not delighted,
take the empty package back, and
your grocer will return its price.
You get new dainty, quick and
economical, or else the dessert is free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
Child browns In We'll.

ISprclaI u Tho Ti0os- piHpatch
LANCASTER. VA. Jun" lo.-Thc tf-
teen months old son Of Mr. and Mrs
stockton Eeanc. residing at Miskimon
in the northern part Of this county feli
through the rotten platform OF a VOL
yesterday and VAS drowned before he
could he rescued Mr.. and Mrs. l3cane
with their little son were at tho time
visiting Captain Hinton. Mrs Beann's
father. near Lara. in northumberland
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-20
Gronm. II, bride. II.

HARRTSONBURG. VA. June 10
Charles Wesley Conlsy. seventeen, and
Miss Ncrnic Shifictt. fourteen. WIN be
married hero Tomorrow