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Julie Watts a Rockford college
graduate, is the writer of the
team, and her husband is the
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quists Taos sketches have been
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WOOD-FILE THlS WINTER

CENTRAL woodpile where homeless unemployed Rockford men will
be given an opportunity to work for their meals and lodging this
fall and winter will be located in the city yard on North Water street,
Leo M. Lyons, executive secretary of the Rockford Community fund,

announced last night.

The yard has
through the co—operation of the
city street department and L. A.
Wilson, city engineer.

The men will be required to saw
wood two hours each day for meals
and two hours for lodging. The

wood will be used to keep the men
warm.
All relief organizations of the city

are co-operating in the centralized
relief program to be carried out this
winter. The woodpile plan is ex—
, pected to cut down idleness as well
as give the men a chance to earn
their meals and lodging.

The railroads. gas and electric
company and the Rockford park
board have offered to supply the
wood.

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meals at the Swedish Salvation
Army headquarters on the east side

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rooms. Lodging will be provided in
the west side army building.

Transients will be given a cold re-
ception here this winter, according?
to the plans of the welfare officers. 1‘

“The community fund agencies ,
are advocating that every man stay
at home,” Lyons explained. “His
own home city is better able to care
for him. No city can care for mi-
gratory men. Rockford has a large
enough task to care for its own
men."

To make certain that the men re—
ceiving relief are local residents.
each of them will be asked to make
out an identification card to be
signed by former employers.

Of the relief fund last year. $6,000
was spent for the lodging of home-
less men who were formerly em-
ployed in Rockford.

 

 Dorice ryman Earle Of
Rev. Anderson Friday

A ceremony performed at the Mis—
sion tabernacle church yesterday
afternoon at 4 o’clock united Miss
Dorice Frykman, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Frykman, 1503
4th avenue, to the Rev. C. E. An—
derson of Viking, Mich., son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Anderson of Wau—
sau, Neb. The bride's father offi—
ciated.

The bride wore a white satin
3gcwn, floor—length and with leg 0’-
mutton sleeves- Her veil of tulle
was held by a ribbon band and she
carried a bouquet of white Chrysan—
; themums.

Mrs. Harold B. Zuehlke of West
Allis, Wis., the former Phoebe Fryk—
man, attending her sister, was at-

tired in a pale pink mull frock, made ‘

with puff sleeves, a fitted bodice,
and ruffled skirt. The Misses June
and Gretchen Frykman, as brides-
maids, were attired in similar frocks
of‘pink and yellow. They carried
bouquets of brown—eyed Susans.

The flower girl, little Miss Bea—
trice Charn, was attired ,in a shell
pink period gown similar to those
of the bridesmaids, and carried a
basket of roses and brown—eyed Su-
sans.

A reception at the church followed
by a dinner at the bride’s home
were events after the ceremony. Fol-

lowing a visit with the bridegroom's
parents in Wausau, the couple will
reside in Vinking, Minn.

The bride was graduated from.
North Parkcollege, Chicago, where
she attended the school of music
and the Bible institute. The Rev.
Mr. Anderson was graduated from
the same college and attended Mac-
allester college at Minneapolis,
Minn. He received his doctor’s de-
gree at Concordia college, Moor-
head, Minn., and is now pastor of
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THE WEATHER

Washington, D. 0., Sept. 11.——Wea.ther
indications are:

ILLINOIS—Somewhat unsettled Satur-
day and Sunday; not so warm in north
portion Sunday.

‘ WISCONSIN_Increasing cloudiness, with
local showers and cooler in northwest
portion Saturday; Sunday partly cloudy,
cooler in east and south portidns.

IOWA—Partly cloudy and unsettled, not
so warm in west and north-central por-
tions Saturday; Sunday mostly fair, cooler
in east and south portions.

Local Temperatures /\/

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Rockford 3’70 96 655New York _88
Beston ,_e-84 94 74lJacksonville 80
New Orle‘s 82 90 72iCincinnati -84
Chicago 80 91 '72 Omaha.
Detroit _82 94 70 Helena _
St. Paul—“90 96 721Winmpeg
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