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HusTINGS TRUST DEEDS.

W. l.. Reese g; uX. to H. NJ Vaughan
trustee. i%2Xl6J feet south line Deea-
tar street, between Twenty-tirst street
ana the right OF way Of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. March %. 1915;
Sl7.Z00
J. G. Saunders ct ux. TO John \.
coke Jr trustee. 1Gl-2xl4S feet
Hhowh rs oil West Twcnty-Sevcnth
street March %. 1915; .31"0
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HENRlCo TRUST DEED.

James wood ct ux. 20 T.. &. Pollard
trustee. > acres land on south side
knSs!ana Road also acres land on
YES; side Of kinGs!and Road. dcsig
mated as 10; on map attached TO I,
ueco from James West TO James Wood
also 20" acres land on south side @,
hingsland Road. designated on a pla
made by Joh:. W. Turner as lot . al
heinz about ten miles from, Richmond
March 20, 1915 Sf9STS
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tHiNCERN RELEASE DEEDS.

J. - Walsh. trustee. 10 Mary L.
h"llcy - -:NI3. feet. known az 1901 :
2oi - North Twenty-n!n;h S,rce,
March -. !"lS: 3344.
Pollard &: i}aGby. Incorporated trus.
tees. TO w G. Booth C0xl25 Zee; north
w""; co-nt: 81 Thir,y.!ourth and II
streets March 81. 1873: $3.50
j \. Armstrong, trustee. to L. f.
!Icoi 25Nlo0 feet north line Nicholsor
Si'cct, iTG IS feet west Of Williams.
puII Avenue. February %, 1918. ,sun
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SUPREME COUNT OF Aprr,,s

nc .olo"inS cases were argued 5.ce-
.crday in the supreme Court @,
pcais of Virginia
10. -. L%nchburg Traction ana Liam
-oinpanY ~. Gordon. Argued by Jane.
H. Cashic 10; The plaintiff ana by n.
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MAnHItGI: LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clcrk Of tho
lIuSting:, Court
Gcorgc {. Nawo,hey and Mary Il.
Brill. city.
Alrin Wesley Dyer and Mabel Bur
russ Smith. city
Sam Willierson. llopewcll Va. ana
Thclma Fulcher. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
SPECIAI. NOTICES.

ORA Ats i.ir.>i oi the interior, Washing ION.
March -. i"lS. scaled proposals IN uupii-
'atc wa 10. received at the department unlil
:" clock T. NJ S"iurnn!. ApIii -, 1913.
ana lHci. Opened Tor tue crcct t6ii ana com
pc non OF ScUipcTnIh.iCnt ward buildings,
,ihi;'G han ana Kitcncu Tor st. EiiELbetn' .
hospital Washington, -. e., in accordance
EtiH pans ana specifications. copies oi
N!'l,h may nc obtained from the CnIcI clcrn
OF INC nc?df uncni. iEc right Is rcArrN ed
TO reject any or IIi bias, 10 waive technical
d"lr'tS or d" accept "r" part ana reject thc
pi"'I. az the Int.''.,S al the :oNcEninenl
may reH"irr Appie"nts iior plans Mili he
i"luitru deposit Win the department
c.itnto" meek 10. s.. payable ~ the order
81 TIA; secretary Of the Interior. as Il guar
anti ihat tao plans VIII bC returned IN
Cool 'oE'htI.h- Proposals must be mdrhnu
l'I"poH3I tor erection Of scnipcrlnancnt
pu.!niEbs at ST i:Ii"UbciiH Hospital, anu
he 'LdrrsScd 10 the secretary ~ the Interior.
washington, -. 4. >. Ii. Hopkins. Assistant
secretary.
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HUSTINGs TRANSFER.

+. a. bort ct uS. to w. L. Reese,
l32xl6j feet. south line Decatur street,
between Twenty-frst Street and the
right OF way Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Ia ilroad. Mnrch 90. lalS; tax $50. $40.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.


.AitMH i.rNG--Died. March -. iyIS al ms
Ai:M~ itpNG. "
:. r,mm"raI viii take place THIS AFTER
MN az O'clock rom the residencc
iCE.i .;H.-nicn. $50 saturday Mrs BES-
SIZE litfliES.
Funeral Il, 10 - ". from II w. Woo,Iy.s
mineral rarior. lntcrmcnt at oakwGod
IL , ,sEDi@d. 1'oiock sunday morning.
March -, VIOLA isEBt.CCA. beloy ID
IN Of Edward IS Luck. sn. Is survived
~ nor husband. one son, Ernest IIrNI uo, (,
on" dnushtcr-im- law. MR.; r:rncs, I.inwood
.n.k' one br"iher Wiiiam II. Kelly, ana
th;.t small grandchildren.
Fuucra! from nor late residence II. Wc.,
'itE street. TUESDAY, the 9th al :
"'ciock T. NJ. Friends ana qua.rt:ti,ceS
inEil"i L" attend lntcrmcn; il. Oas o"c.
RtrrIN at her home Mnr!bourn,.
Hanover county, March -. a, . A Nj ia
I.Or'rE MEAD EUTrI&. daugh,sr of iohn
L.. Mead aud itchecca Beverly Mead. ana
relies 81 Julian =. Euiin.
:. fhil"idl services ~ Emmanuel church.
lane han" or Count, TUESDAY. March -. II
Ceme,ery, Petersburg, uhou, j T. 81
\hEI,N.Lpisd, at Newport News sun
Gay, March =. y. IL, DOROTHY WIN
BKON. OF u North Plum Street
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RAILROADS
-eaboard Air line Railway ComDaD,

The Progressive Railway OF the south"
local i:ly r.. VI. SIeepers Atlanta a'' and and
.'dCES"iS!iIc: ?:tr i. al. Atlanta BlrminE.
han. .pec!si: lito =. ~. s!esp-rs JacS.
sohsI!le. -. 4; NJ Trains arrive b:5e
- 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

YOUNG LADIES = Wan [ g
young ladies over III We;
old for all classes OF wo
either day or night. Time a
half for night work. Beg
ners at weekly rate Of $3.50
$3.50. Rapid advancement Il
steady work.
ALLEN e. GINTER BRANC
Seventh and Cary Streets.
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I. ID, WANTS
TIMl:S-DISP.tTcll
Standardized and IndcNod for ouiSk
Reference

iSG !, line i,a.. SUNDAY ia,;.y
3ic " limo Tor ) consecutive insertion,
10 I'M Tor r"n a,s, m asrTT1,
Miuin!uin q; lines j. allowed
; Minimum tnnrse :; .enis ,.. nm, >, limo, 20
H-poini machine Sc, is the '1rses,, type
"cr.isei.c,l II ,aen for S. ivan one Sn
EsStS 60 Kiln Ep ssv Is H 1h po
1ype WITH cuts; n"rTcrs OF n'H ~. ~
,!onai To above rates, ant .nen ad>tr,
t;seinSni" are ryraHiJed together o" '"e
All alveItissinsnts received up to 10 l.. ".
ication viii rev proper ' cIas"ii,ca, ION
Advertisements received after that boar
vii! hc placed IN the Too Late /" Glass
ify'. volumu.,
TELEPHONE
Telephone yoGr Nan; Ads 10 rh. Time.
moe c"iivemi"m, 90 do SO, .n.i tn"s MIA
He lthcu - o,ncc rates.
SUBSriTiONS rOK I'D. WANT Ais.
The following Tines DispaIc n BrWncn o.
iCcs ,re iVr ,.c con, ei."myc OF tno pub.!c.
regular oI,lyc rates. Nnlcli .,rc given .tLovc.
NEST OF ErCSiiEE STREET
Vest Fad l'i.arinae!. 2's' W Cary 81,
iusun 81.
charles :. Turner. pruGr,s,. Yves, Broad.
corner DAVIS ave.
Marinncr Dras store. -v-i Grove Ayc
H.. l.. Booker Dru6 oturc -v"i West :i4in
',.. ;,,,c ,;,o,. Ana, 49,, ..i ,.,..,
:, r'' 80" '''''' N''e" 49, '''" H'"N'
M!en. Ave. Pharmacy. Ale" Ave anI
a. a. Johann pru. Co s.; W Main ST.
SsD!s S0D W"In''.; 81
,.'trr.'t,'s ,,r','' 80, - r., -
Il. hIy y Bro. nsuos Ave. u",I Gay
Tarran, Drug store Foushce and Broad
EAST or FuuSinH STREET.
Cohen -. IL Last bGoau
=, ia,fr'". I'm, $50. 80 ~ ,t -.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old DOninlOnL.ine

,-c..r '..h......... IUoi vi Asn SuvsL
daily. 40. A.. ~ Connections with iuin Line
cailS e,sep, s1ndsy ZOO q. 81; Connfcllon;
G. q . ny. ut 400 T.. ~. dairy cxcept sun.
Gay NiEht line steamers stop ~ Clare.
mon on siSBal and are met " pubic coo.
NeSdnCca
'.iitGiSIh SANiGhTIOS co. james
itivsr by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point
!,ewport News end AIT James River land:
inEn: Monday Wednesday and Friday Al
500 a ~. Freight received for all Jsma
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Atlantic Coast Line

1hHr , SlanIItH ,tallro1d 81 the South.
,InAlHS LEAVE nc nMOND Daily.
For torid.s and South: s:au A ma
G:l! Il, NJ. l2:45 4. Al. ' ."'
For Norfolk: 6.uJ a ~. 900 Al 2.nn
= Nj 55J l.. NJ " '''' ''V'
FOR y. s: *. Ey West: a., =,
S:uj T.. NJ. ): 35 L. NJ "a d.
For Petersburg: l2.i5 A. A. so, =,
$50 A. NJ. 500 4. 81 $50 A NJ Tn III.
6:l5 l.. 81, S:35 +. VI - Ai''
+. VI. f'0e
$50 y Al, .:% y: NJ, $40 y. Nj II: 10 4 81
10 y. n. Il ~ !. NJ, tui l.. Nj t:t5 - NJ
80 y NJ. Sis l.. VI. -''''
-E%ceDt SUNDAY. 'Sunday only
nae Of arrival aud Departure and con-
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NOrIOiK X Western kanwa i,

ONLY Ai-L-EAlL LINE 10 NoRFOIk
=, heate hyiI street station. Eichn.ond.
a., I'M In ~. A. NJ. 1900 a. ST..
ZOE li=CibC 10 A%D TIE WEST.
'3.-r NJ. ..,UV l. NJ - 90 H. Al '''
ATTN" i.!yhm"nd from So.Io!I. .u.Is
- ~ -" a. NJ From the West: =; -,
a. NJ, '.;lu u. NJ. 1 30 J.. 81 .S:ii - -
.Ja!ly ilaily except .-rn,,I.y :S,,i,..,,Y t'
'1nlc" ~ =: Main - rE"ne Mad az
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CHESAPEAKE &OnIORAiI,WAy

Gin. o'vilo & Vest 1890 n .e.2,
Main Line Local .s:3s ~ .s.S2
james River Line, lO:0o -?
Newport News ' co." -
Nh. Old FONT. SD a .,o.onn .,.n,
Newport News Local ~: ~ "'' ''W D.
From SIX. Newport Ne 90 D.
News. Old Point. sIl:ll a Elm, cen,
NEWPORT, n. Local. -; a. sos D. D. 'I F1onn p,
Mes!' S'ie a. 80 80 p Locals. :lO:it a..
h"''v fvCnnt sunday "
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SrE:CIAL Nnrl..,..
NOTlCE OF DIVIDEND,

'iSE oF DIVIDEND.
r! 4la.! "G and si airse.Gr. OF ,hS in@ona
CARED %asT,y9E i HsaS"Hy Of t"'f DAY @s
E n. " W th tx Gantta s,ock ut OF ,hc earn
!" s'9Ith3,l ..s ol record a. lose OF buii I
~ ~ H. III. + w Shyff$ I'll! n ill., me.''d
----.---------- Secretary.
OLD poMlNiVN rnusr CO.
The ,le aInes,Yrs u ;his Sompns have hi.
~ yrSa stock ' OF shia CO nS I pH q.
A Mpra + iiH ~; to s'ocEhoilers OF record
W. II. SLAUGHTER
riAN ,I.T;5, MN,rIIoNAL nANK.
a as 'Gs Gan gI"lir'STy yd;a Of per Gsa,
~ 'sst three ,MS"'hs. paSani: to Sha r."
"' "'' q; coa |"SS*r H. VIZ, Go k sl'S1
------------.---.--.-- Cashier.
uSr-cFrlcE Richmond: va. Office, of Gus
At (is Guiding u",ii ",lcct H. n. ' HnTi
u i,ls' and ,hcn opcn,u, sYr furnishing
Gr,inog"s ,.M SHnpli"r rS~",ns "snss and
ns nm" 90 1919: '.c r.;nt to re t any any
apai,mcmt liay Sa'tr Sarn ~ ,S urSnsnry
TO my friends AMI III" rub!lc. 40 no. do
Or al, I:qnloipii G.sq. j. G. Ieiand I''e III
N"rih tiith Street
l.. !, '.,o....-.. ....,...s ~ WAXING noo,s
da RI n""rI made iiElm hcus"cicai,in# cali
S!h.mr"2,ns Hard ryssinr
uUGli,ls' IiAIEpREssI%G rNRI"oRS.
.99 North rh.rd Stree.
srf'A ad, a Gd snrTP TI"1 FaTST 1l4aSs
81 us, Broad street, "'' N'''
cEAET$ k0YAh, .r!ANo roLIsII WILL
TlIT, \ l.OTTiE Toby 4 j. CRAFTS
rIANo 90. us NnErl SECOND ST.
l..
ehanee. or rs,noun' or old r 20 To- se sell
gWScT iGur Tsnn Il" an A tIa,s :" CO.
:------------- ------------
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE. 10
i i;s, Eo"H Gomi.i.9, i''iSc. $50: cai!
~ t,'.t., ~ 4, mrs,,yass ."n.iiti9q:
~ !" >"9. terminal Motor -. Inc.
osrsai i SOLD quisR i: AZ. care, ne. rincs
new run less ,iinn 100 miles Sec LII c. If
g-rl,sn-e.,. ais West EroaI
Al, H. r isI i..l, a NM y. eSaa'o@
Mr yaaehar Iroa., atrsSsl Garage, .H s"''''''o"
- pEHAkEi; ls., siud.baker touring. run
I'D Monday a, go \ NJ ''''''"
900 use4 ears eneap. Sew!y,, painted
iN..'It-'! .n''pl - tsHlalIl
FOR sale, F"ris. Dodge. overland. Buiclts
Chevrolet. kNro kHr Sales. 332 West
BROAD.
SMITH roHM.A-Tnuck.
WORLDS lowest haui!ng cost 49,: units
1913 IVES, Broad Boulevard 1920.
ATLANTIC MOTOR co.
SIS Nest Broad
~ F5rs cars A'T S5 srtS nc %nfas cs xiii
- road ter r. N. T.. touring. intcr-S;
touring. StuIcbah"r touring. - NOn' touring
overland = passenger. Hudson roadster. Oak
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Girls for Paper Box I''acto

nEGIMNIRS p..d tsq, pcr .-
i"a ntnE Experienced labci.r. ,r.I ed,
y 'inr - "p"r"trr, make from 8. b
I"c"ty -hfth aud i'rnna.sn Slr,c,~
.atl.,$ i.-,ue4 tlds ,i;uutis ,...,
,aHcs 10 cdu t;rv - uatror ia
~ "ug ri"is' 'ot'agry t,IrD n .in'.I-
- .rr-Ir'S ana .a!.rr 10. month
sharp. Methodist rTphaal:-. Hicf .oy.,
q. Disseminated :, ,ouipeient rn,i,F'. bad,
i'Eo-S old baby. d we'll luu ar,
cn:UEt table hume. GOOD u.s k,Iu
G""rG" y adams iiot'l Chamb,.,i
SEM N..I'--Cunipct.ut general .rr-.
white az "oIorcI FOR family ~ I
ana chlld. -:"3 Monument Nycnuc AZ
Went .. Ph"n" Boulevard I-s
.,I r..c,.I;Nt.tir.tt-w WANTED AZ ~
NlEHtED SrESODiArHEK APP
SWIFT 4, 90
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HELP wA>rr.p-l.r:M,II,

'oth N-n'"'i. woman to cod: aud --
FOR small fuTnhy. Appls win
49, l-L1,a Ay.nuc
'tth " ''tivn. q COON cook Tor it,uiIy
Grove hNvuu" Apartment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

nm, ,, March 8. 1918
~. "o"rH OF directors OF tn" Richmond
iruhf' anu SAVINGS Company this day de-
Sn ,,, q uu"rtcriy div!dcui OF IL per
E'i'' ",,"., ''S capital stock. ut OF the earn
, nv 81 I'M w quarter naya Npri |. 1915.
ness March "a. 1915. Checks viii b. mailed
H. j. WiI.LlNGltAM. JR.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. r.
TO and from Washington s,a h.,o,,n NJ.

Leave Richmond Arrive cich,o,,,
s4.C0AM sSjIhM ~, ~ iio o
-6.tGAM e?"i An 10 pW 80 80 ~
A. sis AM ti2a0 i,M i.o pW ~. ~. ~ ~
iG0AM sfO0 PM ! & on pSt 4,,yo ~
- . :" ! elO VI . no PM 2.i2 ~
Richmond washineton Local ~ - N IIi.
f nTS anys: lilo PM sundays; Ar. sii.l5 AM,
Wi if M ifhnci y Accom-. week days Iv
days i.v.9'S0 n, 6.3DPM; Ar:G.:5 IN mil
FOR this train. Nj, 20 ., o J.
BYRD st. Sta. ts,opping at Elba). i, Ella Sts
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nOoE PAINTING ~ urpAInIAu. .7A
WE use our Elephant brand roof paint on
roofs. stops leaks wears for years
Ere" from ACIDS. Anthony Bros. l'aint Co.
Phone Madlsoa $50.
WALL PAPER. .SA
HAVE your papcrtnH don" before tho rush
We carry the most select line. Waitc.
h. -trayscr * Co. .rl North Fitth Street.
Il. Is. B!tAUER * EUGENE MpEFAi.CuNC
fr:scv decorators AID nnishc.s. los North
Eighth Street.
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OLD DuMINIuN .lnrsr ca

.r,. NthihoAd. Va. March IL. 1918.
INC directors OF ;his company have this
IA! ueyhteh "a dividend ci = pc. cent on
IN" Safilai stock OF this company, payable
M Np,rnn /. iiHn,SS; to stockholuers OF record
W. II. SLAUGHTER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

Charters were issued by the State
corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
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ATLANTIC MOTOR CO.
Sus West Broad.
THE following cars chcaJ: Ncl.c.
chalmers. pierce Arrow Limousine. cad!l .
y" road Ter. r. II. T.. touring. Inter STATE
touring, StnIcbah"r touriui. NOn touring.
overland & passenger. Hudson roadster. Oak
u lee
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AUTOS ron HIRE-GAItAGEs

Use DANIELS NEW AUTOMOBILES
OPEN closed cars. $l.59 per hour. Seven
passenger cars. 500 per hour. Phone
boulevard c.1-3l0-J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
BUREAU
HAS BIG WEEK
F. W. Rinck, Superintendent Local
Agency, Claims Record Made
in Last Six Days.

F. W Rinck, superintendent OF
the Illinois free employment bu-
reau. issues the statement that the
week ending Saturday was the
busiest in the history of the agen-
cy.
There was an unprecedented de-
mand for both laborers for shop
work and for common labor The
full demand for either class could
not be filled.
Mr.. Rinck states that there is a
scarcity of common laborers for
factory and outside construction
work. The many new enterpris-
es that are under way and the
heavy building contracts that are
being carried out here make a big
demand on the employment office.
The report issued shows that
employers called for 752 workers.
A total of 535 workers applied for
work. OF these $50 were directed
and SOC were reported placed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
PERSONAL POINTS

Private Charles H. Freistat spent
yesterday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Freistat, 2503 Eighth
avenue, on a short furlOugh from
duties in the signal service corps at
Camp Grant.
Charles F. Judd, 504 Twentieth
avenue, is visiting friends and rel
atives in Whitehall, \. Y.
Rev. F. ]. Rolf was called to
Hoyleton. Ill, last night because of
the death of his sister, Miss Louise
Rolf. Miss Rolf had been a visitor
in the city many times and had
made many friends. Rev Mr.. Rolf
will return Thursday.
Rev. L. Hadaway and family left
this morning on a motor trip to
Hampton, Ga, to visit Rev. Mr..
Hadaway's parents. The trip prob
ably will take a week to accom-
rlish. They will return the first
week in September.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Obrien, 1902
Twenty-second street, spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Carl
Sauers in Chicago.
Jay Kinney of Chicago spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. J. Kinney, 944 Twenty-second
street.
Mrs. r. c. Clarke, 1913 Nineteenth
street, has returned from Fort Sill,
Okla, where she visited her son,
Corporal Harry Clarke. Mrs. Clarke
reports the Rock Island boys in ex-
cellent condition and thoroughly
enjoying camp life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WITCH, SIS
Twenty-ninth strete, left Saturday
for Pittsburgh, Pa. Enroute east
they will visit Private Henry ].
WITCH at Fort Benjamin Harrison,
indianapolis, and on their return
will stop for a visit at Columbus,
Ohio
Irving L. Funkenstein, son of
Louis F'unkenstein, internal reve-
nue. agent in this district, will ar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
MirheId- SeIImer

The marriage of Miss Clara L. ".
Sellmer. daughter of Henry Sellmer,
$40 Fourth avenue, Moline. and
Thomas Mirfield. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James NirfieId, COS Thirtieth
street, was celebrated Saturday
morning at S O'Clock at the parsOn-
age of the South Park Presbyterian
church Rev W. c. Oglevee ofHc-
lated at the service. The couple
was unattended, but a small com
pany of relatives accompanied them
for the service.
The bride was in a becoming
tailored suit of dark blue cloth with
which she wore an early fall model
hat She wore a corsage bouquet Of
pink and yellow rosebuds.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the bride in Moline
where decorations were carried
out in American beauty roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirfield left imm ed
lately after the wedding breakfast
for a two weeks honeymoon trip
through the north, going by auto.
On their return they will be at at
home at $40 Fourth avenue, Moline
Both of the young people are pop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
Household Hints

than the quantity of boiling water.
add boiling water and salt and
cook in double boiler. 1t is done
when it is transparent. Place fruit
in a butter baking dish. Pour tap
ioca over it and bake until fruit is
done Serve with sugar and cream.
Gooseberry Trifie - Soak over
night one-half cup of pearl tapioca
in water to cover. Cook III two cups
of boiling, slightly sailed water
until transparent. Cook two cups
of ripe gooseberries with one cup
of sugar until berries are soft, add
one tablespoon of lemon juice and
the grated rind of half a lemon.
Combine mixtures Turn into a
mold, chill, and serve with sweet
ened whipped or plain cream.
Fruit Whip-One-half box gela-
tin, sugar to taste, juice of one
lemon, two cups fruit juice, one
half cup cold water. Soak gelatin
in cold water and dissolve over hot
water. Strain into this the fruit
juice and add sugar. Set aside until
partly jellied. Then whip with egg
heater until it becomes white and
frothy
Brown Betty One-quarter cup
butter substitute, two cups soft
crumbs, one-half cup brown sugar.
one-quarter teaspoon cinnamon,
four cups sliced or chopped apples,
one-half cup cold water. Melt but
ter and add crumbs Mix sugar
and cinnamon. Butter a baking
dish, put in layer of crumbs. then
a thick layer of apples. Sprinkle
with sugar and cinnamon; then an
other layer of crumbs, apples. SUI
gar, water and crumbs on top. Bake
in slow oven two and one-half
hours or until apples are tender.
Cover at first to prevent burning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
Flags at Fairgrounds.

Flags are today floating over
each of the five Fairgrounds in
Rock Island as the result of the
generosity of the American Trust
and Savings bank. The banking
institution has presented to each
of the grounds a beautiful, large
flag, which hereafter will fly each
day from a tall staff. The chill
dren will be taught flag etiquette
in connection with their other
playground activities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
Sunbeam Society Meets.

The Sunbeam society of the Zion
Lutheran church met Saturday at
the home of Mrs. John Videll. 534
FOrty-frst street. a program had
been planned, but because of the
small attendance it was postponed
until some further date. The small
attendance was caused by the fact
that many of the children are also
attendants at the Lincoln park
playground at which place a picnic
and dance were given Saturday.
The next meeting will be held the
last Saturday of August.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-29
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y MRC ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % | am
engaged 10 a young man who is in
France. now. Do you think II Is
wrong for me to go out with other
boys2
90 His mother, who lives in the
north. and whom | have never met,
though we have correspOnded with
each other, has invited me to visit
her and her three daughters. l am
not in a position TO entertain them
in my home and for this reason |
feel that ! should not go. | would
like TO met them and want them 10
know me. Do you think l should
go? If so, should ! take a trunk
and how long should | stay? Her
son wants me to go, as he told me
, so before he left for France.
go Before this dear boy left he
gave me a service pin with one star
on it, and asked me TO wear 1t.
Should | wear it2 MARY.
"a If your fiance objects at all
to your going with other boys you
should not do il. He is making his
sacrifice by going to France to fight
for you and those dear to him and
you should make yours by doing as
he wishes while he is away.
90 1t is all right for you to visit
his people even if you are not in a
position to entertain them. If You
go plan to stay about a week Take
a suitcase and not a trunk.
go Yes, wear the pin.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am in
love with a young man who seems
to care for me; in fact he tells me
he loves me every time he is with
me. He is very fond of hugging and
kissing and we always disagree,
for somehow / don't think il exactly
right. | often wonder if that is all
he cares to come for.
He is nice TO me and he is eX-
ceedingly nice to other girls, which
of course keeps me in doubt. Last
year two fortune tellers told me
although he loved me dearly we
would never marry. Still l don't
believe them.
We have agreed a number of times
to discontinue our friendship but he
never waits long until he asks 10
come back. / can't refuse him and
l frequently break dates for him.
For a long time, say a year, | have
tried TO love others but in vain. /
have found others whom | think |
love, but he always comes first with
me.
Do you think I could be happy if
I should marry the one | love next
best to him? This friend is per-
fectly wonderful to me.
Since the one l love best has other
girls and devotes much of his time
with them, what shall do?
LOUISE.
You could not be happily mar
ried to one man and in love with
another. You will probably out
grow your love for the boy AT
any rate remain single until you
can love the man you marry.
Do not break engagements with
other boys for the boy you love.
He will care more for you If he
is not sure he can have you. Give
him up for some one who is men
tally congenial if all he cares about
is kissing.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. "a Is
liquid or paste the better TOR clean
ing teeth?
% How could get soldier boys
addresses? l have heard they
love to get mail and so l would
like to get a few addresses.
ANNA r.
% Both the liquid and paste are
good. Most people prefer the paste
because it is easier to use.