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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
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by TEMPLE

Dear Mrs. Thompon: My finger
nails break easily and are very
dull. try to polish them, but they
do not take the polish without a
great deal of effort. What can 1 do
to make them pretty? l.. F. S.
Have a druggist prepare the fol-
lowing:
| Giys. &C. carbol. ...........l dram
Glyc. &C boric .............l dram
Water Observation-Disclosures II dram
Paint the nails well to the base
with this mixture, and after ten
minutes, wipe dry and apply the
following powder, polishing well
with a buffer:
Siam oxid ...........3 dram
Puly. amyli ............. l dram
Oil limonis .......... 8 drops
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am a girl
twenty-four. A year ago l met an
Englishman who was over here do
ing war work. He is now making
preparations to return to England
and her-has asked me to marry him
and go with him.
y
do so, but my parents object. They
say that | have not known him
long enough to be sure that l love
him. l know that if / give him up
| can never love any one else.
My parents have been so good to
me always that l cannot bear the
thought of doing anything to hurt
them, but / do want to marry the
man whom love.
What would you advise?
MYRTLE.
Only the extent of your love can
decide this question for you. If you
love the man enough to be happy
away from your parents. I think
you should marry him. But if you
care so much for your parents that
you would be miserable living so
far away from them, you should not
accept the offer of marriage.
twill be very hard for your par
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19

Obituary RecOrd.-Mrs. Mary &C.
Toher, resident of Davenport for
the last 65 years, died at Mercy
hospital Thursday afternoon after
a lingering illness. Mrs. Toher was
born in County Claire, Ireland, ~
years ago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

5ortfGtieS pda eibe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

Sufferet til @r9noing. Wanoen bar
oelpia tilitaaet, men negter at artoile,
bpor ban bar lit Ipporat.
Winbctnplc ppcr Gbriitie. Strife
oeportementet bar ianttpffet / at Der
/ Sronobiems 0ol3firfes Sperifib
opiGttes Ell Wtinoetople Get Gpitafi-
NM ooer ben / 1906 ABODE Irfiteft
Chr. GDriitie. Som beflenbt leoeoe
oente / oper Ell Wemneifealoer &e.
Iiaureringen mco itor Tietet % peo
ct ittrpttelig Grbeioe. Vsinoctanlen
oil bli uofert / 9lPber og Vtarnior
/ Oct oGientlige efter Ell al Trofeslor
3. N~torobagen uoarbeioet Soeifisie.
Gn Spso nben 3suteter. Set err
life bare | @perne, at Tptctneoen
gier fig girloenoe, men ogioa / Here
@pgoer uopper 2anbet. Saalebes
bar Ell nplig foretaget TotettGQing
/ 8rlle pit oct triite &elltltot, at
@pgoen mangler ca. 10000 Ssnber.
Yaa Slnifo9en err MAJ i~prbolospiS
pelbcrget; men / Sopebiognet beriet
Hltiten ifior, . iaa mango fnapt fit
igjen lloiGDen, ifriper "Snolanospo-
item. Ter er giort SenpenoelIe til
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bporira
CIR bcitilt 10000 Ssnber.
Sp nne @aabe. Den norife slme-
rifallnic bar beitilt TO ibelteroGffeoe
0arnpifibe hos Sirmaet Tapier &
Wtiaer / Glasgow. Sper al Sfibene
er paa $500 Cons % bar iclgenoe
0tmeniioner: 420 500 x $3.50,
Tpboe til &opeooGf % 500, til
SbelteroGf 81 6po. Sfibene ifal
bpgges til hsielte &eritus alasie /
Oct norife &eritas o9 ifal uoitpres
mlco Oobbcltgearco Sllrbiner, ion1 lfal
lencrcS al Gunmcl Sairo & So. 2to.,
9irfenheuo. &ieblerne ifal inoreocs
for Spring mco Gle, iom ifal isrcS
/ 9obbcltbuuocn % / Ell ltor Gpbs
tarf. SfibeneS 6urt er beregnct til
If Wiil meo loitet Sfib. &c lfal le.
percs ~benbolospis / Mai og Sllli
1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
45be Aarsans.

ltlpffc t%iiiiss. - Stapanger, Ace
Warts. ltoenior auitssp ioitbt man
ioogmorges TO sSiifeifsiter bripenbe.
Den enc par fntlt. III gciGtninger.
ne ioaes intet Spor. Mon antager
at Sfsiterne bar lteot pon Sfipr /
Stormen % Oct er oespGrre iarbs
lpnlig at iumtllge omlborbpprenoc
- ca. 10 Mdnb - er omfomnlet.
Zen peo aoitsep l~tationereoe Sorpc.
oobaao foretager ioog GiterIegelier
eiter geiPtnin9ernc. Stormen bar
lugt fig liot, men er BOG fren1oeles
Iaa iterf at Den binbrer 6iifct.
Irngtaplsfuninlcnt. Sier Gum-
mime bar beillittet at anIPtte egeit
SrngtnplSfonIulent til at tage fig al
9iitriftets itore Srugtapl. Senne
bar / oct iibite ppret noiat for ab-
lfiaig SeifabigelIe paa forifieaig
Sis. Saaleoes iful life minore eno
10000 Srngttrpt pGre hlet poeIaat
/ De iibIte Iar. &ommllnell ifal bare
iifret fig SfoIebeitprer Sfaro Iom
&onillent. San bar iom Gier al BEN
~fpirloelige Sanobrugsifole / 9ier en-
hperpet fig ct feritebaonoS &ienolfob
til Siitriftets 6rllgtapl iom ingen
anoen Sapebruger.
YreitenOoannclien. Ser err neoiot
en- apmite til at uoarbeioc Ell m
Elat for Treite- pg MiSiionGruo-
oantelien. Get bar pnft meeen Sp.
m~erfiombeo, at llniberiitetet life bar
en- eneite HeprGientant / benne So.
mite, bois Meblemmer beitoar al
DR.. 8. Sallesbp pg DR.. Slof Woc
for Observation-Disclosures, DR.. SSpre.
COP. Nilsien oe Yoitor g.. Sfagc.
itab for oct norife Wisiionsiclifab,
Sognepreit aarl Solo % Operlrrer
$. Seeg ipr Suntalmisiionen. Set
er ct tort % betponinesfulot N(rbei.
DC, ion anmiteen ifol uofpre, al Iter-
Ite getponing for SrenttibeitS airfe
/ bort 2arb, ifriper "9oobl."
SortfgtteS pdu Gioe 7
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

27S1-2s26 Ladies, Costume. Waist 2I3i
cut in I sizes "a. 36. IS. 40. Az "A ana
46 inches bust measure. Skirt 2S26 cut
in I sizes: %. "a, 2e. IS, 80; 80 and "a
inches waist measure. To make the skirt
and waist of one material will require sA
wards of A. inch MATERIAL; widt of T skirt
AT lower edge is about lbs yards. TWO
separate patterns. 10 cents FOR EACH
pattern. T.
q =. 10. and Il years. Size 8 will
require "a yards of 80 inch material
Price, 10 cents.
! 2s29 Girls Coat. Cut in 3 sizes 4,
V, 5. 10 and IL years. Size = will require
3 yards of A inch material. Price. 10 cents.
1869 - Dress for Misses and Small
Women. Cut in 3 sizes 16, is and 20
years. Size 10 requires An yards of SO
inch material. The skirt measures about
? yards at the lower edge. Price, 10 cents.
2sa7 - Girls Dress. Cut in 8 sizes
10 IA and Is years. Size IA will require
Az yards of SO inch material. Price, 10
cents.
os02 Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes "a. SO, IS. 40, AZ. a. and as inches
bust measure. size IS will require g yards
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
Gre liar / ty$k $laveri.
(OperirheIie fra 6u9eIif for "Oetorah pofeu" at Grepinoe ee G5a5a
pastdls "IlY Gbte bears Of German SIdpery.0
Copyrighted by Star Company.

he. Gen uIl1c Game par oloeles ira
ia al SfrGf - Gpifernc niIoe life
bore 8oIe on minorc emo 1000
6rnnca Tom lsrite Undertaking. DC
broQtc Ct tort Scrubur inn / &pen-
ct Nur fort nof til at ct Wtenleifc
flnoe ann omfring in0c / oct. gllc.
iummcu pio1tc bpo0 bette bop6e nt
bctD0c - DC oiloc Itotltcrc ct Grcm-
pei pco at lirffe Ell clcr mocn ln6c
/ 0ettc Bur % looc oct ltaa ! Ell al
@ucll5 Soucogo0er iu6til BON Siricb
bcr1 bupoc iouct lremtpluget en- be
itcmt ubprIiq 0tuIft, MQe. @irar0
ioo Nrrct % fIcn0tc 8piterne Goot
lof til at ui0e al BEN i%an0ipnliac
Toulc fom iii at blipc benoe icIu.
@ilcu fom iniqcnoc in0 / NIT Su5
uco Somcoqang ben ieritc Oaq Ct
terat Nhulftcu bar bIcpcu beuoc ilogt.
,lca tieuotc heu0c fife, men INN uiO-
III, at unn @~iricbbcrg haOoc mclbt iig
iom @ipit hos mig % trococ at icg
tou'tt flmoc buOc lot &lo
iluocIic hos BAN. seq ploitc BOG
finn altior pcI at Inlet fumoc bl6ogin
re ocmc oIorcnoc TirbeI5 @icrtc.
sea hapoc noQIc Ioo sSronca bort
Qicmt unncr @ulpct / min aipI0cr.
,<cQ pa2iCoc poa ubcmcrfet at fnu
mig uco / min cgcn aiTlocr
oQ uor hcl0iQ nOf I'll at lfrobc ionl
men Y}llc @iror0a lcritc @%ctoliug9
bcleb SliQ aif oct til al Gpifcrnc
bIcp ihrlicoc i Sc Yloner De bopoc
iorat itotlIcrc ct Grcn1pcl ior ocn
,lorlooclic al ifripc Nrcu til Ell uoen
ior Dor Conc bocnoc BcrIon. N}cn
ocnuc ituttrl2 Niqc lit en- mere fra
Qtif Sfiubnc - % set Tor Ell enobo
ubctpocIiacrc IorQoaclic. 0cttc ifol
lea iortrllc / uuitc &opitcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

of Sc inch material. The dress measures
about 2h yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
s2S09 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in sizes
"a. SO, IS, 40, AZ, A. and 46 inches bust
measure. Size 80 will require q yards of
Al inch material. Width of skirt at lower
edge is about . yards, with plaits extended,
Price. 10 cents.
2414 - Ladies' Dress. Cut in Z sizes
"a. 80. IS, 40, ~. ~ and 46 inches bust
measure. Size IS requires 6A yards of
SO inch material. The dress measures about
'e% yards at the lower edge. Price. 10 cents,
2395 - Ladies' Night Dress. Cut In 4
sizes Small, 1924 Medium, 36-3S; Large.
40-42, and Extra Large, 44-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium requires 5Ss yards
OF % inch material. Price. 10 cents.
2s19 Child's Dress. Cut In 3 sizes
2. 4 and 8 years. Size 4 requires ~ yards
Of 36 inch material. Price, 10 cents.
236S ladies Apron. Cut in A sizes
Small. 1924 Medium, 36-3S Large. 1912
and Extra Large. 44-46 inches bust measure.
Size Medium requires 6A yards of 30 inch
material. Price. 10 cents.
2OT7 Boys Rompers. Cut in 5 sizes
.. 3. 4. 8 and 6 years. IL requires 2s
yards OF 80 inch material for a 4 year size.
Price. 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

res al buer % lloect al Snbntaoell
togcS no ng / llobnlninscn eiter ocll
ne ipIoeS % noeet al pineapple.
Wtosien. Soo irtteS Sage. Gage.
ne" opcr % poa 5oppen al oiaie ia
PES III alot itiopiifet Gslobe og Der
ouer lGggcS ell Npooefierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
Sttcuoc GnpitCl.

AHCUuc MUplCl.
Sea bar allcrcoc ior / oi2ic mine
GrInortngCr onltult oct Nclog Snlts
LAMBS AiGuo, Miarlfolf bon @Ilo0l.
blrra, u'IuQ0e / nit Silent Sea MI
mn bcrcttc ON en- uuocu init Ntglloa
@cIea (rjua Gitel, iom iibcn bar
pTrct nUunt iom en- mrllG Grtcrrol
ger al Mobcnjoucrn bula uoQcn'u0c
N}ouorfirt Qictoprctte2 / Troiieu.
Erina Gitcl % hans @~cneralitab9
9lolutouter oq NoimGuO9 &cieg
iun0t SteO mcocu2 General BON Be
iclcr - ocu ionmc @clclcr, iont ic
mere blco uouUOut til AomWoUoont
/ l}olcn % Jon gnniGc nuliG blcp be.
ororct hiem al Yolatfcrnc - bar
ranQcrcnoc General al Ben officer.
lab, iom bopoc togct init Slot i BE.
'iooclic. @rinien par pna Ell lSn-
i%pcttiouatur lunq3 &lnicrnc al ben
trcoic tnite gIruc al huiIfcu oct iicr
Sc @lrtiucriforp@ hpl2 Ciuctraitub
por mine WiUitcr uor en- Gel. Nrin&
GiteI var Cjuliion2gcncraI / oeunc
treble HIrmc. ifjrut ban Blot hoOhe
Nuaiorfaptct12 slang ga art9cn
broo uo.
&on @ciclcr, hpi3 nrtiommc
Ircmiuro moo @ciolfuiuQerr / Oct
b,iottc 2iitritt lea olcrcoc bar ont
tolt, blcu mclrt bcimrtct ga Ell Ipc
rjcl Nlucr ira St 9lubcrt - sem
lauQ SCI itorc N~opcofuortcr FOR Pr
mctu, fou til Gpiuou iorot mcIoc
|rjnicn> aommc NiuocuburQa "a
Y~uoru0or'2 &ciog hop0c Clpiijoua
81 Nrmcfoumlauocruc life talct iig
mar al. men Der var Ell bis Solelie
al llpjljc oucr en- Euipcttiou" ueO
en- al &elicrrn2 uUrmcitc. @on BE
irItr itoo / NduQ iom NtlljtUr oocr
NrjuIm. men Eoritooclitu par ooa
otL at Erluicu 'orttoG i'm $nipct.
tipu2tur Itfc Blot iom Nipiijou2lcnc
raj. men iom tciicrlll Yrira 90 ionl
mtIiG @lruuQ til Sen hphcu5oQcrnite
(rour.
Wcucrolcu icnote Nuo poa mig
NIoffcu 3 u, Ntorlcu nctop iom nan
por tomnltt ti,balc ira en- iorIUuQCt
Sc2iiou2 al observation-disclosures
Houo Nopcotportcrct / Gpmon.
CculaQo &uo I'll hpiIfcniomhclit
[iO Al Grlnct nor life no0ct mt For
MIN Mu>itou0 cllcr ior mig. Tor.
uocn Wcucralcu iclp par Der manage
mere lmocrorouf0c Ctrccrcr. iaaiol
lluNerlcncrdItr 0bcritcr, N}aiorcr
90 HuptcJHcr iom hertc til NrtilerI.
'tabcu @ fonI iuo 'orot iua Ell Ii.
Sen NUiIc omtrclt poa cnhOcr Gio Al
9tattuL ca ail2ioumen iorIauatc 81
Cppdrtniul al rt cIlcr ouoct SIoQ;
- Iiot NAB G@rofoit. en- SLATE &ir
cQcr to "a lea a mine Eiener,
m0attc im6c o. / al oonic eiter oeres
minOitc &iuf.
"a lea TOM ino / @IneraIcn2 &p
relic hoIot han pao al bauoe o. ior
BONNIE Ben mocroroneoe Silicer
Tom hopNc bra9t bam WIeIoiuQcn on
%rinien2 aommc. &uqen beitcm
Sjo par TAT for set fciicrlile Gel
itob5 Noumc. get oor nemlig iffI
Git o. @rug at meIoe Gioeu Tor e
&nlpcttlon9beioa / 6orOeicn. @euc
roIeu piOitc al ier ban pibite Sroe
al oilbe Ell Hptfe grau Automobilc.
bol0e iorou SIottct o. ON upgIe ia,
Ytimutcr oiloe han bIi usb til at boil
De fin e9en oprebore tufiuIbne Ger
!, iouIigbeb / gip 9lqt StiQina Ilgeopcr
FOR Sclierens nritGIbite Sen.
Ri fou Uente Beis9 bpilfenIom
belit 2ieblif.~ iaehe Generator
g|. - L " Ax
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

Get hdr eli llllQ Sfflcer, ell ntdlpr,
fom netop honoc forloot YiilitTrnta.
ocmjct IA arigen breo 10, % iont
foroi han pi0itc at iuointiqrc ii9 bo8
uINrcuoc Generator iom pou Niricb
berQ. fout pan BEN (,0c at mnllftere
ale Snobmgcrc al @pcrue / Cnca.
rer, ION life hopoc foranoret line
Sloffcr / CocrcnaitenuncIic mco inf
GiosrcqumQ. 0cnre Sirccr hauoc
unncr @lcuucmIr&ujuacu al Rc'cros
tcrne ira &opc0fporteret opOnqct at
General 6ilrt / Cftupnttoneua tiO'
Iiaite GaQe hapOc uoitcot Ell Crorc
ON at ale 2~uNbnqqcrc l set bc'attc
Tiitrift ihiIoc iorouorc line &Iottcr
laa Sc itelntc meO inf Gto. @ac,
ION uuoloo octtc blcn llnQt en- mar
NhiIft. Ccmc Ororc onr 0oQ al
hriQ bIcpct itrcult aIemcm'nrt o9
nur 0erfor lot citer lot bIcpct olot
les qIenlt.
Bon NirIc6bcr9 bIco iiUIc9Ioo
oper bcune CpooQeIic. Ger bIcu en-
hcl Oi5fl2iiou ON StorrcIicn Al
0cnnc YhiItt, iom N}oIorcu Ioucoc
fom til at rantntc omtreut hucrt enc
tic Nus / NaboIogct. Gen Slog2
NhIftcr blco oItiO iIult al Iormnn
Den for Rriasrct2raaoet uuor Oct
bleo bcuiit at Grorcn life bar bIct
citcrlCuct. N&en Srjg5rctaoirccrcu
hIeo uItin iuitrucrct al ocn fonmuIl
bcrcn0c General mco Ncnipn I'll
NhllftcuS StorrclIe. Gnoclig blco
NhtIftcr5 5torrcIie, after poa 6or'
iln1 al ocn uuqc N}alor, lat I'll 800
Trunc5 iom Nininum
Nuite Says G'tcrmjo0p1 icnotc
Maioricr0cautcn inc S5Motcr ON
triug / hpcr encitc lille &onoabn /
belle Gtitriftct, ontagclia 10 hun0re
oc ener Here irritiItc NoboIoR til
@uocoercte / bpcrt cncitc @r@ mco
Sen beitcnttc @onfcn, iom ale oc2.
prrrc tienotc iaa gont.
SSrocn noglc ino Elmer nar ct
hun6rcbe Observation-Disclosures /
@au9. Hpcr cucitc @uacicr, lom
par ioa ubcIoig at hopc Ell aloffc %
life hopOc lat Ben citcr init Eio pen.
tcoc tint Cont &c, iom par iuttlQc,
bleo umlftcrcoc 500 Trouc2 % III
ira lem CAGES til ire Ntaaucocr@ [iO
at betalc Nhllttcu &c, iom herte
I'll hoao Der icr MrjQcu5 @lnnorlu
Ger faIotc2 SEN ri8crc Nlu2ic blco i
piaIc Gilirlocr ioomt ioa mc0ct Iom
$4,000 Tranc5. Cc om bpcm Spio
ncrnc, iom oIti6 iGroc0ea %Oucralt,
~rauportercbc at Sc faulfc flm0e itai
ic 4crQcnc non fort Barrel, tit bare
noQIc elmer eler en- Gag / sc ilcitc
IilirlOe iii at brinNc belle 0cu Sem
ioemtc N}ulft til Sc borqcIine Ninu
biQhc0cr5 aoutor. s ionoomc Gil
irIoc por Ser iot EoO2itrof ior at
rnolooc at itofic Scn2cnc I'll bcitcmt
So.
Ere promiucntr @orQcrc. en- ira
Opinion, en- ira Gombraj "a en- ira
Ell ouocn Iiocn IN, blcp hcnrcttooc
foroi oe life fmoe ifuiie Dem Sum
6e nor loom pau NIiru,ttt ocu uor
forfolocu. C12ic Mcurcttclior ti1oo
non Hirichbcra Iorot BE flmoc ticuc
@jacijuococ ill NouaricI. Cpcr ire
mm0rcNc tiitu Troucs Ellen Toilette
ret tn0cu BORT Ciitrjrt pco ocunc Sem
lnlc N}o'ors Elon. &ou M@,ritlbtr9
Intsuifc1c homr meO set ioalcoc2 u.
noaeoc Rciultot.
0luc. Wirar0, SEN l9.oarjQc Cot
try az Ell ar CgiuoO Eami,tcrut blcu
omtrtut pau Bette [lo@pmft Qrcbct
/ al itriuc Ct &ryo til on SlUltuiuR
T1ul 5oeot l,oeuior Gumbrai3ouur
LEI. ever osI'nc "'IoinoIt'' p.lo N'''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

etne ~Teeprnh.eptsu % grb sirncn" M
elrai % gcuuer / @dmlelanoct. sarsior.
ttroenteH CT $3.50. gorio tpercauei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15

efrip ctr SrspeeJempInd al "Isrsrah.
fshen 20 Sss sirnrn"! 9iniG'ie % men un
breeie rorfe Slab / s.mert.a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
GbufOluoc Wingcrbrcao.

Gn &op Wtolasies, Ell bnlp Sop
iur Welf, ell Ebeifc Sona, en- Sbe'fe
foIot @ono, en- Sbeife Sngefpr, en-
Sbeifc aoneI, IL Spiicife Scot, en-
boIp Sheitc Salt, 9 Stopper Wfel, >
Sirfonter (5onares) GhofcIaoe.
Nfola$ie9 "a Sen lure MeIf bIonoe@
iammeu o. tiIiqtteS 6ebtct. MeL,
Spoa, a~rpoocrier 90 Salt 'iate"
Ioumcu % ireres. Silllnt rerea
oen imeIteoc Gbofolaoe /. Get Ite9eS
i inlaa "gll'In Gins.
SplNtc imaa Sppnse Safes.
> aopper repet pineapple % en-
Sop Gutter toaes iarnnen I'll oct or
inf % ipttcs oerpaa tiIlioe, til Oct
er aifisIet. On Spiieife "grannlat
eo @eIatinc" opbIeoes i a Sop folSt
@ano / ii @inltcr % i~nleIteS oerpaa
oper togcnoe @ano. Naar bette er
blcpet folot. piSpes oct 90 ! Ell Spp
itippiitct 6leoe % bette nispes op |
pineapple Ytasien. sponge eate,
iom er itest / Whifiin Gins BABES
imlolcrtiS / @erebitab. Ut Saag ltl@.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-01-31
RICHARD PEARCE DIES OF
INFLUENZA AT BEAVER

Friends and acquaintance Of Mr
Richard Pearce Of Beaver, athlete, in
surance man and later proprietor OF
the Beaver Hotel, will be shocked and
grieved to learn that he recently fell
a victim to the dread influenza con-
tagion. He died Jan. %, hemor-
rhage from the lungs, produced by a
fit of coughing when convalescing
from influenza was the cause of his
death. He leaves a wife and some
five or six children to mourn his de-
mise.
Pearce first came into prominence
as the star actor on the Murdoch, Tor
Beaver Academy, them track and
athletic team, some Is years or more
ago, when he took highest honors and
won easily the all-around trophy. He
later taught school in Cedar City and
has since frequently visited here in
the capacity Of an insurance agent,
and in connection with other business
ventures. A few years ago he pur-
chased the Beaver Hotel and made
many friends by his courteous and
considerate treatment of his guests
dick" was a jolly fellow and clean
sport. We deeply regret his untimely
death and sincerely condole with the
bereaved family.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-01-31
Wal, Of . Lost Soul.

This Is not camp story. but one
written by lieutenant ON his way
sover there" ION our first lap out
we were having boat drill one day.
The bell rang and every one grabbed
up life preservers and started for
their lifeboats. As came out on the
main deck to boat No. 10 one Of the
aft guns let loose with terrific roar
at target practice. Just then n big
negro came up scrambling ox Of a
hatchway. yelling, %, Lordy. Lordy.
where am nah life deserter? / done
heah dat submarine a-moanin' for nah
soulv
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-01-31

THE indications are that the next issue of
Government bonds, the Liberty Issue scheduled
for next April, will be placed with more difficulty
than any of the previous issues. There are num-
Der of reasons why this condition may be expect
ed the first place. of course, there is the fact
that NE war is probably over and the stimulus
which the fighting produced will be lacking; in
the next place there is widespread feeling that
not enough economy 3 BENG iced in the adj
ministration of governmental affairs; then the
fact that so many of the original purchasers have
already disposed of their bonds goes to show that
very large percentage of the people have no
surplus to invest in government securities but on
account of the high cost of living are forced to
expend their entire earnings to live upon. Fur
Their, the four issues already foated have drained
the farming communities of pretty much all the
surplus coin, and money is resultantly tight. Of
course, the affairs of the war must be closed up,
and it will require money to do it. The bonds must
be sold, or at least sufficient of them to meet the
incurred obligations, but at the time it must
also be recognized that it is time for retrench-
ment and no more expenses should be run up than
are absolutely necessary.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-01-31
Coffee substItute. In Denmark.

For months coffee has been almost
unobtainable in Denmark. When any
Is to be had 1t sells for as much as
IS pound. This naturally has stimu-
lated the production Of coffee substi-
tutes. It is now reported that about
$1,000 tons Of various kinds Of raw
materials have lately been used for
making these substitutes. One report
says that 5000 tons Of acorns, 1900
tons Of dandelion. 1000 tons of chicory
and $500 tons Of sugar beets have
been roasted. ground up, and sold for
coffee substitutes. Acorns sell for
about II cents q pound.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-01-31
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
IN HANDS OF PUBLISHER

The annual edition of the Iron Co.
Telephone Directory goes to press
early next week. Patrons expecting
to install phones or make any changes
in the present installation whatever,
should confer with Manager Wood
bury at once, in order that the cor
rect numbers may all be printed. II
you are in business and have not yet
arranged for advertising space you
should do so at once, as there is only
very limited amount of the space
remaining unsold.
For advertising space call or see
The Record direct.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-01-31

county of the state would be provided with pub
lie prosecutor and legal adviser on a par with the
present district attorneys, and while there might
not be much saving to the state on a straight sal
airy basis Notwithstanding the abolition of the
office of district attorney; but when the expensive
items resulting from incompetency are eliminated,
1t will be found that the state has made very
substantial saving under the proposed new law,
and the county and state will receive lot of val
liable service not now provided for in either the
duties of county or district attorneys.
BY all means this law should pass.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-01-31
WV. C. A. Helps French
Munition Workers

Twelve social centers. or foyefs.
they are called by the French. are run
by the American Y. w. q. A. for girls
and women who are working In the
great ,nunltlon factories Of France
Two of these are In st. Etienne and
three In Lyon. All have cafeterias
connected with them.
Girls and women who work In these
factories are Of oil classes and ages
but oil are French. The men en-
ployees are OF every nation--Chinese.
Cingalese. Algerian. Moroccan and
Portuguese. Many of the women arc
refugees. Multitudes have lost every
relative and friend. There are daugh-
tiers, mothers and grandmothers among
them.
These foyers are the only place ex-
cept the street that the majority have
I'm which to spend their out Of work
hours. Barracks for sleeping. eating
and bathing are the only provision
made for the comfort OF the workers
by the management OF the factories.
The women and girls meet theiN
men and women friends In the foyers,
sew, write letters, press out their.
waists, stitch on the sewing machines
read and rest. The rooms are their,
homes. Games and entertainment are
provided and educational classes. Of
the classes the English ones are By fas'
the most popular.
All these foyers. are sanctioned BIZ
the French Ministry Of War.